Star.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL 26.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
• per Cent. ConL for money, 7611.-for May M. 771
1...,
Reduced 73+ 76•3 per Ctot. zos—Nor s per Cent. z
Inium, 31.
PRICE OT STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 731 6 Long Ann. ail 9•t6
3 per C. ConL 76f Short Ann. 31 z-z 6
4 pa Cent. Ann. 94 Riche% Bills 7a to se.prez.
5 per C. Ann. rost 'es Omnlunt 31 # prem.
5 per C. 17,7 WA Lob* to 6 Conf. for May A 44.771
DUBLIN, AMU. 22,

S pa Cana. were yeitCrday at 99f
Excluagc-.Dublin on Loud= /Li.

At a late hour hit night Mr. Ho NM, jun. the
Mellinger, arrived with the Spanil and Dutch
Ratifications of the Definitive Treaty of Peace,
The time for proclaiming the Peace cannot be
announced till the return of a Meffenger who has
been difpatched to his Majesty at Windfor : it
will, however, be probably loon announced ; but
$ few days will be allowed to prepare for the ge-
neral illumination.—Notwithitanding the prepa-
rations that have already been made, the Tin.
men, and others employed in getting up the
initiations, have not been able to overtake their
orders ; and it is therefore probable Miniflers,
having an eye to the general with, will not fix on
an earlier day than Thurfday.
The Heralds are already fummoned to attend
the Proceffion, which will be Similar to that of
1783, an account of which we laid before our
Readers Come days ago.
By the veflbi which brought over Mr. Hearin
we received Paris Journals to the a lit, and. this
morning thole of the azd init. They are chiefly
filled with details refpetting the mode of public
intro ion to be efiabliihed in France, which, with
any thing elfe worthy of notice, our Readers will
find in the preceding columns.

On Saturday Mr. Jecisom, his Majefty's late
Minilter Plenipotentiary at Paris, arrived in town,
having been fuperfeded in that office by Mr. Mu-
ir, who filled it previous to the Negociations at
Amiens. Mr. Jacasom will be appointed to one
of the Foreign Embaffies now vacant.
It is fettled that Lord WHITWORTH BMW go
to Paris. His Lord!hip will leave town about the
6th of nett month.
Mr. Faits it is (aid, will be ow Minißer to
the Court of Madrid.

Mr. ARBUTHNOT. who married Mifs Line, is
appointed Minilter from this country to the Court
of Stockholm.

The Ruffian Princefs Mailroom arrived on Sa•
turday at PART'S hotel, Suffolk-ftreet. The Coun.
tees Tours/ow', and Collates Wasumcor, ar.
rived there yefterday.
Among the laft fafhionable arrivals from France
is Madame Racamisa, who comes hither ftrongly
recommended to the Duchefs of DsroNSHIRE, an 4
other Ladies of rank. She is of the very firft Ton
in Paris, has tb,e moft elegant hotel and equipages,
lives in a Rile of Oriental magnificence, and has
(hewn great civilities to the Englifh who have vi.
fited Paris. she is a very pretty woman, and ha;
been much noticed.

Friday morning the Eat Norfolk regiment,
commanded by the Hon. Colonel Wonsitoust,
were difembodied at Yarmouth,
On Saturday, the dilbanding of all the Volum.
teer corps of infantry, and regiments of Militia,
was completed throughout England, except the
reduaion of the Weft Middlefex, which is now on
its march from Briaol for that purpofe : the firt
divifion reached Uxbridge on Saturday lat.
The borders around the city of Dublin are be.
ginning to be taken down, and comae of them are
advertifed for file; every lover of peace and of his
country muff feel pleated at the removal of there
indications of hotility ; and that there no longcr
cliffs a neceffity for continuing to that capital the
appearance of a befieged town.
The Downfhite Militia marched out of Dublin
laft Thurlday morning on their way to the county
lkof Down, where they are to be difembodied.
A tradefman in the Weft-end of the town, who
has prepared a fureme compliment on the front of his
houfe to Lord Hawxessuay, lately alked a neigh•
bour, whether he had feen his device ? « No,"
.anfwered the latter, " but I have feen your (Igen!"
After the ratification ofJames's
addrelles may be
expedled to flow to St. in vat numbers.
If thole who,lfrji experience the bleffings of peace
ought_ to take the lead, the Tallow-chandlers and •
Oil-merchants will no doubt take precedence of
all other bodies co rate, and welt with the gra.
6104404 the odic& opportunity.

WINDSOR. APRIL as.

nth day being the Anniverfary of the birth of
her Royal Highnefs the Princess MARY, who enters
the twenty-feventh year of her age; the fame was
celebrated here by the ringing of bells and firing
guns during the greaten part of the day.
Their Mx' ssri a I,w ith the DakesofCu st I a LAND
and Camsatuaa, the Princetres Auousra, ELIZA.
Sin., MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, were at St.
George's Chapel this morning, to hear Divine Ser-
sice, and a Sermon preached by the Canon in Re-
f. -knee ; in their Mai ESTI as fuite were Ladies ELT,
CZAHLEY, CHARLOTTI WALDIGRAVS, Mrs. Hai-
comp-, Mifs Visa, &c. The ROYAL FAMILY did
not appear in mourning.
Her MAJESTY will give a little gala to the neigh-
bouring Nobility and Gentry, at Frogmore Houle,
to-morrow evening, in compliment to the Princefs
MALY.
His MAJESTY, with a view to benefit the town
of Windfor, has very gracioufiy contented to give
up a portion of the Home Park, to render the for-
mation of that part of the intended new road from
Windfor to Datchet more commodious.
The ROYAL FAMILY will refide at Windfor till
their vifit to Weymouth, which will take place at
the latter end of June next.