Star.
London, England, 1801-11-14 00:00:00

• LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14,
PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOII,
Oulnium 22--Coufols 68—Ditto, for account GRI,,

La night we received Path Journals to the tot,
init. inclufive. They contain an account of th:
Fete in honour of the I'eace, which paired off with
great eclat, and as appears without any accident,
though the crowds affcmbled in the (duets and
public places were immenfe. On this °cc:lrina
the Confuls ifllnd a Proclamation, addrefred
the French People ;- the moft inking feature of
which is, an advice to thofe who may be
tented or di ifatisfied with the prcfcnt order of th:ngs,
to go into voluntary exile to the Wett-lod:es,
where a wide field is open for their indlifiry, and
where they will no doubt forget their miif,:turitt
and their fufferings.—Vide zfi page.

The French funds have fallen a little. Ti
TIM Confifidis are now at 57;..

Their Royal Highnegis the Dukes of Yost,
CI,ARENce, and KIN T 1 attended yeaerday in ele
Houfe of Peers. The Duke of YORK, afizr Ray.
ing to hear the Sibilance of the debate, left towe
for his feat at Oatlands.

Several of the Foreign Minitiers attended ye.
terday at Lord HAWK s sauRY'S Office, in Down.
ing-flreet; and Difpatches were forwarded by his
e y' sMe Ire nger sto the different Foreign Com,
and alfo to the Republic of Frpace,
This day Mr. HUNTER, Jun. a King's Met.
fenger, arrived at the Secretary of State-% OCticc
with Difpatches from Marquis Coaaw ALW. Mt.
Htmrsa was feven hours on his palrige frem
Calais to Dover. At the time he left P.tris Mar.
quis CORNWALLIS was Rill in that capital.
THOMAS JACKSON, Efq. Wafter F.7:traordieary
to the Court of Paris, and THOMAS Wtes,
Secretary of Legation, failed from Dover I.:
Calais on Thurfday afternoon in the Miner:a be..
boat, Captain HAMMOND.
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TH F.l r. F. COVENT-43111DIA.—Lan night Mrs.
BILLINGTON returned the part of Clara, in the
very pleafant Opera the Duivia, and drew a moll
brilliant and crouded audience.—Sire introduced
a new Bravura Song of aflonifhing execution, in
which the was accompanied by her brother's violin
in a very mallerly Rile. The call of the Opera,
with tie exception of the charnaer of Clcia, it
nearly the lame as lait year,
PEDESTRIAN MATCH AGAINST TI
of a letter from Pocklingtun, dated Nov. ra.—
Tuefday night, at ao minutes pall *o'clock, Nit,
Barclay finifhed his famous walk of yo mites in
20 hours and fifty minutes, being one hour and
ten.minutes within the time allowed him. I law
him frequently in the courfe of the day, and was
recent when he came in. He was fo frefh, that
the halt mile he came in at a run : every holy
Teemed in his favour, and the idea of his bottom
was fuch, that the black legs could get ua bets
fuch as they wifhed. Accompanied by one of my
friends, I immediately went to fee him after hi,:
walk, when he told us he felt perfealy well. This
morning we went to fee him again. We found
that about one o'clock in the morning, he had been
attacked with a confiderable pain in his ftomach,
which Mr. Bell, the medical Gentleman from
Edinburgh, who came up to be • pretent, told us
he believed was Occafioned by fame abominable
bad wine he had drank at a little pot honfe on the
road fide, but that he was much better, ar.d wou!d,
he doubted not, be perfealy well to morrow morn-
ing.—P. S. I Nave the fatisfaCtion to learn that
Mr. Barclay finds-himfelf quite well again."