Star.
London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

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1,01406*
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 012.00 t
Codsla, for money, 60}--[or account. 6011-omoloas 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Saab Stock Ibut India Bonds, is. a.. 61.
3 per Cent. R. An. Sub. Bills. la. a it. Olt.
per C. Conf. 6afalf 01:112i1101 14 prem.
4 par Coot. Rut Ertel& Tickets 19i. 1711.
Per C. Nail' 9410 Confols for acc.44l

THE NEGOCIATION.

The Readers of the Sraa mutt have Peen that we
never hoped much from the Negotiation that has
been fo long carried on between this Country and
France. From the moment that BO AAAAA re an-
nounced the New Contlitution for Germany, an ar
rangement made while the negociation was pending.
and which in its fpirit and tendency oppofcd every
idea of a pacific and moderate dlfpofition, we confi-
&red peace as at a diftance, and the event has jofti.
bed obr opinion.
Yeßtrday afternoon, as we then Rated in part of
our impreMon, the following Note was fent by Lord
Howie& to the Loan Marna, announcing

THE
RETURN
OF
LORD LAUDERDALE.

" onviniso-srarry, OCT. S.

Lord HOWICK'S Compliments to the Lose
0 Mavott, has the honour of tranfmitting for bis
" Lordthip's information, a Copy of a Idefrage by
" Telegraph, juft received from Deal :
TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE FROM DEAL,
" 7 WIXOM TIM I P. N. OCT. 8, :Bo&

• A MESSENGER IS ARIUVED. LORD LADDER-
• DALE <WITS PARIS TO-MORROW (THIS DAY).-
• CLYDE ORDERED TO ATTEND."

The LORD Marcia, as loon as he received the
above Note, which was about twenty minutes after
four o'clock, repaired to the Royal Exchange ; and
taking his fituation at the centre, requened the at-
tention of the Gentlemen prefent, and then read the
Communication. The reception given to the intelli-
gence [hewed the eonvietion entertained by the Mer-
chants, that Minillers had dose every thing in their
power, confifient with the dignity of the Country,
to obtain the reftoration of Peace.

The LOAD Maroa then repaired to LLOYD'S Cor
rra•nouse, which was very numcrouay attended,
and, placing bimfelf on one of the tables near the
centre, read the OFFICIAL Nore which be had re-
vived. The information was received with decided
marks of fatisfaaion.

The news with uncommon (peed Loon reached all
parts of the City, and was received kith equal fatif-
fadion and joy by all ranks. The Bulletin (luck op
at the Maofion Houle was an we Copy of what•
was read by the LORD Maros at the Tstaisos and
at Lump's, with this addition at the bottom—

" A trac Copy.
(Signed) " JAMES SHAW, Mayor."
" Manion Houk, ball pal 4, P.M.
" Oetober 8, 4,6.
When the telegraphic communication arrived, Mi•
niders were at the Levee, at the Q2een's Houfc.—
They there received the information. On their return
they met, and the note to the Lotto Marcia was dif-
patched, and arrived at the Manton Houle.
Though the news was well received by alma every
one that heard the Communication read, it was the
caufe of much grief to Come individuals who have
(peculated deeply in the Funds, One old gentleman
who had bought so,oool. of Stock in the morning,
was very much affeaed. The majotity of the people,
however, who were in a fimilar fituation, could
Dot refrain from applauding the conduit of Govern-
ment in maintaining the dignity of the country.
Another Meflenger, Mr. LYALL, arrived with dif.
patches from Lord LAVDIRDALX, at eight o'clock
lad night.