Star.
London, England, 1805-01-07 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Conf. for ace. 591j—Reduced Of.-
Omnium 9;—Excheq. Bills, Is. as. dlr.
Slihort Ana 2 1 t-16:
PRICE OF STOCKS ON S.ITURDAY:
Bank Stock 081 tnp. 3 per Cenr. 571
3 per C. Red. Arta sSiiil trip. Amtl. yi 9-1,1
3 per Cent Conf. (hut rlb Fir (.. b7+
4 per Cent. 141 7S 741 1 xchel. NH*, s.:a a rs. dlf.
5 per Cent. Navy. Quit I. nglifti I ickets lA. 141.
5 per Cent-1797 99iit Conf. for sec. 59:1
Lent Ann. 371 3.46

Doman, Janusair 2.-1 per Cent Gov. Deb.B2i.
Exchange—Dunn on Loudon. 3; a 9.
A notice was polled up on Monday at the Royal Fitehange.
Dublin, that the Lords of the Treafury would oo ttas day draw
Bills on London at par.

It is confidently reported, and we believe nn gond
grounds, that Marquis Corr awA Los is go not again
as Governor General to In?ia. To quit his coun-
try again at fuck an advanced age is a great farrifice
on the part of the Margnri•—hut it mull be laid to
his Lord:hip's credit, that he never (brinks from the
public fcr vice.
We have no doubt but a pacific fyftern will be pur-
fned in India when the M.!rcirris arrives there. The
belt friends of the country :rild of the India Compa
my think i: fhould never have been departed from.
A Spauifh packet, of ró guns, from the Havan-
nah, having on board tr.c,cGo dollars and a quanti-
ty of valuable merchandife, has been captured by
his hfajefly's (hip Dr s SIGN D, of 38 guns.
Two Lifbon mails have arrived fume our laft,
brought by the Tows' ss o and WALsi tic HAM packets,
which reacha Falmouth nearly at the fame time.—
The Wat.simonam failed from Li(bon on the z4th
ult. at which time Mr. FRERE, and Lord and Lady
HOLLAND, were refident there. His Lordfhip had
taken a houfe, and did not intend to quit Portugal
before the Spring ; and Mr. FRIRE, it is Paid, was
waiting for more favourable weather than had late-
ly prevailed, before he could determine on em•
barking for England. The letter from our cor-
refpondent at Falmouth will fully explain all the
eircumftances of his delay. It appears, that Mr.
Faaaa altually left Madrid on the ,4th of No.
vember, and that he did not reach LiP..ron until the
toth of December. His mode of travelling •ill
fcarcely account for the extraordinary procrattination
of his journey, to thofe who are inclined to view it
through a political medium, as the dirlance between
the Spann and Portuguefe capitals might certainly
have been paled over in a much !boner !pace of time
than that which Mr. FREIE wafted in effecting it.
The Meffengers who arrived in the packets are,
soft probably, the bearers of difpatches which defi-
nitively determine the difpute between the two na-
tions, the nature of which cannot long he concealed.
Mr. HUN Tat, the Englifh Collin! at Madrid, had
alto arrived at Lilbon, fir that all political and com-
mercial conneflitat was in fa& diffolved between the
two nations.

-ZXT&ACT OF A LFTTER soto+l I tSSON, DATID DICI6I-

BE 20, 1804.

A meffenger goes to F.ni,l,ni by this Packet : he
is the bearer of the Spanifit declaration cf War—the
language is uncommool y vipient—it is, however, per-
haps the only way in w1:::-11 they can evince their ho.
The Englifb cruiL,:rs are capturing every
thing under Spanith colours, anti many valuable (hips
have (Alen into their hands ; as yet it is impoffihle
to forefee the eleft which the War will have in this
country; there is nevesthtleft, a general' inclination
to believe that we &all not •be furierctl to remain
-utcr.