Star.
London, England, 1801-03-04 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Crmfolr 55111—for time, 551.
Reduced 56 1„.--4 pa Cent. 7t New c per Cent. soli.
Old 5 per C. 9o+-1.. Ann. 17i1-omnium rittol pr.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Br* Stock 2331 1.. ATM. 17 7-01
3 per Cent. Red. ,6fifii} Short Ann. 3 7-1
3 per C. Conf. ccid-14i Imp. 3 por Cent. Ssi
4 per Cent. 7311 i Imp. Annuities tot 13-16
5 per C. Navy 9541 Ira 5 per Crot. riti
Ditto Loyalty 912 i Conf. for acc. 55-: 56 553
Omni= for Rec. tiii
DUBLIN, FLL.213.--5 per C. Gov. Deb. 8211.

It gives us great plcafure to announce, that the
favourable turn which his Mal FSTY'S indifpofition
took yellerday, Rill continues, as will bt feen by
the following
BULLETIN.

QUEEN'S HOUSE, MARCH 4, tBot.
" His Nl4 svy's fever is fonicn hat further
abated. (Signed) " T. nisi:solar,
" H. R. REYNOLDS."

It will not he thought uninterefling by the Pub-
lic to be informed of the remedy to which is to be
attributed, under PROVIDENCE, the abatement of
the fever, and the tranquillity of mind which re-
fultcd from fuch long repofe. Several opiates
having been tried, without the defired effea, Mr.
ADDINGTON ruggefted a prcfcription whik;t had
been ufcd by his father, Dr. ADDINGTON. A pil-
low, filled with hops, was placed tinder the KING'S
head, which affect as a foporific, and produced
the moll complete fuccefs.
The quick and vifible prngrefs of amendment,
fence this favourable circum fiance, juflifics the moll
fanguine expeCtatiou of his MAJESTY'S fpeedy re-
covery.

Her MAJI STY and the PRINCESSES, whore at-
tention to the KING Las been unremitting, took
an airing yeflerday, for the firft time, fince the
Royal illnefs. Their own health evidently required
a little recreation and change of air.
His Royal Highnefs the PkINCE of WALES at-
tended early yefterdAy morning, to inquire after
the health of his MAJESTY, as did molt of the
branches of the Royal Family.
Among the numerous enquiries made after his
MAJESTY'S health, the following card was left
Gcorge•ftrect, Wertminft cr.

Captkin Btnar., of tl:e Grenadiers, in the Regiment of
Colonel Mos aac, at the t attic of Prefton Pans, in the year
1745, left aninii7, tha dead in the field of action, with no li
than eleven wouiids—one fo capital as to carry away three
inches of his Omit ; preferved 56 years to relate the event, and
enabled by gracious prateftion to make his perfisnal enquiries
after his MAJLSTY'S health.

Her MAJESTY'S Birth-Day was celebrated at
Dublin Cattle, on Thurfday laft. There was a
levee at four o'clock, which was numerouuly at-
tended. At night there was a ball and flipper.
Lady LOUISA CONOLLY did the honours of Lady
Lieutenant at the ball and (upper.. The ball'
opened with a minuet danced by Lady EMILY
FITZGERALD, (daughter to his Grace the Duke
of LEINSTER) and Sir CHARLES VERNON. Her
Ladyfhip alfo danced the firft country dance with
Major MUM
Tuefday fc'nnight, Joust THOMAS, Earl of
CLANRICARDE, was (worn of his Majefty's moft
honourable Privy Council of Ireland.
Yeftcrday morning the Mager and Wardens of
the Bakers' Company waited upon the LORD
MAYOR, in order to fettle the Mize of Bread,
and it appearing on examination of the Meal-
weighers' Returns, that Wheat and Flour had
rifen :very confiderably (ince the 'aft Returns, hi:,
Lordihip was under the neceftity of railing the
price of Houfhold or Brown Bread two aflizes and
a half, to take place to-morrow, when it will be
fold for is. 9d. The price of the (Ziartern Loaf
of White, or fine Wheaten Bread; was fixed
at is. told. _ _

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ENGLISH STATE-LOTTI/11'.....5CC064 day,—No.
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