Star.
London, England, 1804-11-24 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER is
PRICE OP STOGIES THIS DAT AT OHS (MACE s
codas. money, 541--etto. for ow. 54-0.14"1 S.
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PRICE OF STOCYJ YESTERDAY.
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3pa Ccat. Celia. Sin hw Ava. gt
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5 per COOL 1797 Ombra A ram
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&Du um. Novara!, 19..5 pa Can. alb. sa.
1 Eaclaagr.Dabßo al Peaks ask 13.

A private letter from the Hague, -of the rsth
Rates, that General Maassonv, at Ainfterdam. and
General Rousseau, at Rotterdam, have had fever.'
conferences with the principal Bankers and Ma.
chants in thole two cities. The objea of thefe con.
ferences has been to obtain a loan of ten millions of
florins at Amfterdam, and five millions of florins at
Rotterdam, for the Emperor of the French, who, in
return, promifes to recal, not his army of foldier
but his brigade of Gnflom•houfe Officers, from the
Batavian Republic. and to permit the citizens to
cootinue their commercial intemnarfe with Ragland.
through the medium of centrals, as fence the begin.
'sing of the prefent war. For there fume, amounting
to nearly roloo,ctool. &Iterates offers, as a pledge.
the Myer-mines, the falt-wotics, sod the Electoral
palaces. domains, and forefts of Hanover, with an
lissevell of fix per cent. When the letter went away,
the Mt of this military political and financial sego.
elation between the Emperor of one nation and the
fbbjeas of another Government, his Ally, was pot
known; but Scasser as.reasca, who was then at
the Hague, had received a Courier from General
biaassosr, and intended to let out for Antflerdaea,
no doubt to back the intrigues of this General.
In addition to this information, and to what we
Elated yefierday,concerning the difappoint mint which
the capture of the Sparta treafory fttips has cauted
in France to Box AAAAA a and his aecoenplice, 'mean
add, from the authority of our Hague correfpon-
dent, that Poch is the want of money in the mock
Emperor's mew, that even the pay of the army
of England is three months in arrears. seed forte of
the intereft due to the State creditors has act bees
paid lace the fecond trimeller, Year XI January
and April, 1803, whillk others, and thofe ma fa.
routed, have obtained the intent due in the fire
trimefter, Year Xil. or September and December,
803. This hilt is confirmed by the French papers
of the ss th 'and sath inf. They complain loudly in
Holland, as well as in Germany, of Bo AAAAA r e bar.
big ordered deputations, Princes and Ansbagadoes
to Paris, to be prefect at his coronation on the 9th
November, when he knew that fuck an event would
nut take place fo loon. The espence of all there
perfons in France is very great, and draws much
money from the neighbouring countries, fuffering
from this fwindling trick. It is now reported that
the day of his Coronation is, for the fourth times
poßponed to the 6th of next January, or, as the
French call it, le Jour des Role; but many drink that
not even then the Ufurper will have money enough
to produce the eapeafive fpetlacle which he has pro-
mifed his Parifian and French flares from the pro.
vinces. It was laid at the Hague, that Sternum-
', su parrot would not return to Paris at an Ambalfa-
dor—and that, before the ilk of December, be would
be proclaimed the Full Mogiflrate of the Batavian
Republic; and that the prefent Minifler of the To.
reign Department, Vao MR Goss, will fucceed him
as an Ambaffador in Fiance. Another treaty of
fubfitly and military capitulation, between France
and Holland, is talked of. The defris to he made
good in left year's budget, of the Batavian Republic,
amounts fill to thirty•three millions of florins, or
three millions flerling ; an immenfe fum, for a nation
not containing much above two millions of perfons!
a nation without fufficient territory to procure Cub.
fiilence even fur half that number, without the fup-
port of commerce and manufattures, both now en-
tirely annihilated by French tyranny, and by Boma-
oppreffion and extortions.

Yeßerday morning, about liven o'clock. the Kiva
left Kew for Windfor, and about noon her Majesty
and the Ptiactssrs fet off from the Queen's Honk
for the fame place.
His MAIM Y, on hi% Way to town ens Thorfday,
paid a vilit to the Duke Kiss., at Kenlington-palace.
Yeflerday his Royal Highnels the Duke of Yost
held a Military Levee at tke Mode Guards, at which
the feveral Officers commanding the Volunteer Bri-
gades were prefent. The Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, and the Secretary at War, had each long
an-
diences with his Royal Highnefs previous to the levee.

Earl CaMD{l had yellerday morning a long con-
ference with Lord Misr itss, at his Lordatip's bosh
in the Admiralty.

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