Star.
London, England, 1802-01-11 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

Cceifoiq for opg. 69.1 I 4—Reduced 681.
4 per Cent. 8S .New 5 per Cent. cop}—.ol4l ditto 981,
Long Ann. ao.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock 1894 lasi Len ANIL 1916-1610
3 p:r Ct. Red. 6411} Short Ann. 54
3pa CL Conf. 674 ex. dn. Imp. 3 per Cent. 64
4 Per Can. 84.1 85 I imp. Ann. 124
s pet Cent. Ann. 9 44 Enghth Tickets tn. Its.
5 paCwt. Ann. 1797 915 Loa foe opt. 69i4

Such Ladies as defire to dance minuets at the
Ball which is to be at St. James's on Monday the
i Bth inflant, are respelled to fend their names
and rank in writing, to the Lord Chamberlain's
Office on or before Friday the tsth inßant, and
to fend for their tickets the next day (Saturday ),
between the hours of eleven in the morning and
three in the afternoon : and, to prevent the in-
convenience; which have arifen from the fpace be-
fore their Mai Esr les, which is allottcl for minuet
dancing, being exceedingly crowded, it is requef.
ted that thole Ladies only, who mean to dance,
will fend for dancers' tickets, and fit in thole places,
as the feats have been found too few to accommo-
date the dancers.

There will be a Levee at St. James's on Wed.
ncfday next, the 13th inft.—Gasete.

On Friday night a fplendid ball was given by
Mr. GAUTIFIRS, at his feat at Brooklands, Herts.

The Earl and Conntefs of CHICHESTER patron-
ifcd a Concert and Ball laft week at Lewes, for the
benefit of the band of the Suffix militia.

On Monday lel the elpaion of a Reprefentativc
in Parliament for the boroughs of Aberdeen, Mont-
rofe, Brcchin, Arbroath, and Bervie, in the room
of ALEXANDER ALLARDYCR, Efq. deceafed, was
held at Montrofe, when JAMES FARCUINAR, Efq.
of Donors Commons, was unanimoully ele&ed.

A Special Commiffion is about to be iflued, di-
reaed to the LORD Cuts, BARON, Mr. Judge
ROORE, and Mr. Judge LAWRENCE, who attend
at the next Old Bailey Seffions, authorizing them
to try Governor WALL, who is charged with
murder committed fome years ago on the coall
of Africa.

The Clerks of the Cullom-houfe in Dublin
have been required to make returns, upon oath,
of the entire amount of their refpeaive falaries, &c.

The ribbon looms were for a conliderable time
at a Rand in Dublin ; but, under the patronage,
influence, and example of the Countefs of HARD.
wick', ribbons are now generally worn in that

city.
We cannot wonder that in the prefent add
fafhions the prevailing colour mould be buff.

The Ipfwich Journal slates, that W. E. But..
writ, Efq. of Heydon, in Norfolk, is refolved to
divide all his farms into 100 acres, or under, as
they come out of leafe.

A Gentleman on the Turf, raid to be very nig-
gardly in his douctur: to his riders, is reported to
have received a whifper of the reafon why he never
wins a plate, although he is known to have excel-
lent racers, namely, that his Jockeys get double
by lofing what they would gain by windup
A Lady of great- good (cure, having been
lately told that her hulband devoted his time
out of doors to the company of fine women,
replied, " I am but little concerned about the
manner in which my hufband difpores of his
heart all day, provided he brings it home at *ht."
A Mr. Pratt, of Suffolk, who has been in Egypt,
has produced a hatch of 67 chickens, without the
eggs being fat upon by hens. The method he
nfed was the fame as that purfued in Egypt, by
moderate heat. The little animals arc now three
weeks old, healthy, and by prefervin; a proper
temperature of heat, fccm not to thrive the lefs
for being motherlefs.

It will be gratifying to thofe who bad the plea.
Cm of her acquaintance, to be told, that the wi.
dnw of the late Capt. DAVID Bator, ( whole bro-
ther was fo recently and fl ockingly murdered in
Doolin) was formerly the Mifs Amatia Ems,
who fir Come years refided at Great Broughton,
near Coarrinouth, Cumberland, with her bene-
volent uncle, the Lae ALEX•NDIt HOSKINS Efq.
She and her family are now put into poiefion of
thirty-fit thoufand pounds in cash, along with the
paternal eflate of the deceafed, after many private
legacies, and a large fum to two public infiitations
in Dublin.

ACADEMY Or ANCIENT MUSIC.—On Friday
evening this fociety had their firß general rehearfal
for the feafon in the great room, at the Crown
and Anchor, being the 74th occafion of the kind.
When this inaitution was &II eftablifbed, none
but thofe who could aflift in the orchedra were
admitted members, and the late Lord SANDWICH
ufed to beat the drum.
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A prodigious quantity of fnow has fallen at
Liverpool, within thefe few days.
The fire mail from Holland arrived on Saturday.
A letter from the Hague, dated January 5, lays,
" The greaten part of this country, in confequence
of the continual rains, and wrong South-well winds,
which we have had for tome time pan, lies at pre-
fent under water. Several interior dykes have
given way, which contributes not a little to the
calamity. At Hazcrfwoude, an accident of this
nature took place between the 27th and 28th ult.
in the night ; and, if the greatell vigilance had
not beets exerted, a general inundation in that
quarter would have been the confequenee. At
Ss.venhnizen an inundation has occalloned the mon
,dreadful ravages : the mills, the carpenters' and
niirytights' yards. and the barns, hayricks, &c.
of the. farmers, are under water, which in come
places is rife" 12 feet above the. dry ground. The
are laved• but, with the unfortunate
cattle, indeed.
hi; alurers, in c!anget of perithing through ant.
Cvnteare we have as yet had 'out
Show and :"..u:t."