Star.
London, England, 1801-02-23 00:00:00

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Coutols 361.1 33* Of—Reduced 37* 57.
4 per C. 761 751.—Ncw 5 per C. 9t}--Old ditto poi—
Long Ann. t7l—Ontuium sf 2 prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per C. Red. 371. 1.. Ann. 17 7-16 i
3 per C. Cont 361 f-fl Short Ann.ji 5-16
4 per C. C. 76fi Imp. 3 per Cent.
5 per C. Navy 9t}} Imp. Ann. in i 3-161
Ditto Loyalty 92,; Omnium 3.1 3 31
Du 111.1 N, Fee. rice of Stocks this day.
5 per Cem. Cur. Deb.
per C. Tresf. Bills, pay.tok 1303, 97.

Mr. EAST arrived yefterday with difpatches for
Government, from the Earl of CARYSFORT at Ber-
lin, and Lord MI NTO at Vienna. It has not tranf-
pired what part his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY will take
in the Northern Confederacy ; but it appears from
the Hamburgh Mail of the t 3th, which alfo arrived,
that the Regency of Hanover have made confide-
rabic exertions to proted their territory. Prince
ADOLPHUS is appointed Commandant of Hanover.
All the troops of the Elatorate arc put in motion.
New levies are ordered. Brcmerlehe and all the
adjoining places are garrifnncd, and the utmoit
aaivity is tiled to put every part of the Eledoes
poifellions into a pollure of defence.
The news of our flopping the Su cdifh and Da-
nifh fhips was received at Stockholm with tlic
ut-
moß indignion. The king, on the zd inflant,
interdined all intercourfe with England; and he
laid an embargo cn all Englifh veirels. He fairly
avows the Rep he has taken, and publifhes him-
felf the treaty into which he has entered with the
Court of St. Pcterfburgh, and to which the Courts
of Denmark and Berlin have fince acceded. We
lay before our readers a copy of this treaty, that
they may be able to judge for themfelves of its
charafter and extent.

The Court of Denmark, on the contrary, pre-
ferves its ufual moderation. No attempt at reta-
liation has been made, nor any interruption given
to the Englifh trade. Great alatrity indeed is
made in putting the forts of Altona, Heligoland,
and other places, into a refpeBable Rate of de-
fence ; but it is obvious that they arc moll defirous
either to procure peace with England, or to put
themfelves under the immediate proteeion of
PrulEa.

The difpatches from Lord MINTO can only an-
nounce to us what we knew already through the
Paris Papers, that the Est PEPOR has been forced to
confult his own fafcty by a humiliating peace.
We yeflerday received Paris Papers up to the
29th Pluviofe (the 18th int/ant). The intelligence
of the rupture between his MAJESTY and his Mi-
lliners had been received ; and all the details arc
copied into the Monikur tvitli fidelity ; hut the
event feems to have made vary little fenfation at
Paris, as they fee only a change of men, without
any change of fentimcnt or change of meafures.
The Flan- CONSUL has been congratulated by all
the Connituted Bodies, on the peace which he had
fo happily accomplifhed with Attnria. The anfwer
to the Legiflative Body is worthy of notice. He
Pays " that France will not reap all the bleffings
of peace until fhe (hall have a peace with England:
but a fort of delirium (*ix efprit de Vertige) has
feized on that Government, which now holds no-
thing facred. Its conduit is unjull, not only
towards the French people, but alto towards all
the Powers of the Continent ; and when Govern-
ments are not jull, their authority is but fhort-
lived. All the ►'owers of the Continent mull force
England to Ell back into the track of moderation,
of equity, and reafun."
The French Papers contain vcrr little news. All
the cforts of France are now turned towards their
naval armaments, and they fpeak with the utmoft
confidence of the very formidable equipment which
they have almoll -ready for lea in the Texel, with
which they threaten a fecrct expedition.

The French Funds have declined. The 77er:
Coq° by the lift account, was at 59.
Otir Readers will fee by the Gazette that the ar.
rangements for the new Adminiftration are notjet
complete.
There was a Mclfenger yefterday from Ireland,
which probably brought the anfwer of the Marquis
Cosswat.t.i s to his MAJF ST Y:S earneft requell to
continue in his high Ration. We have not heard
whether he has yielded to the KING'S willies or not.
Mr. Pitman now declines officer aid Lord
Lswt s AM IS to be Prcfident of the Board of Con.
troul.

Lord anon receives the Seals on Friday. He
has appointed Ric st ARD WILSON, Efq. to be his
rrincipal Secretary.
Mr. DUNDAS will not refign to Lord HOSART
before Wednefday. He is blifily employed in fill-
ing up all die vacancies in his gift, and particular!
ly in the ifland of Ceylon, which is to be wade a
feparate government, totally diftind from the (et-
dements of the Company, and to hold immediately
aide Kiva.

Mr. Assor it to go to Ireland as Secretary to
the LORD Lizirramasr. He has fold his appoint-
ment in the King's Bench, worth 270c.1. to CHallil
SNORT, Efq.