Star.
London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER tsi.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confab 67i-
-3 per Cent. Reduced 664-4 per Cent. 83114—„
Old S per Cent. sooi—New to 994—Omnicm.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock inti Short Ann.
3 per Cent. Rat 661167 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6,5
3 per C. Conf. 61 kilh s pee Centli
97
New Crept. 3;} 02111IUM IGf to dti
S per C. Ann. sot toot tot Ensilik Tickets 171.
per Cont. T 797 too6ippl zoo CouL for NOV. ILCC. Ost 68
law; Ann. At st.t

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We mentioned yetterday that on Tuefday even.
ing, in confequence of a fearch warrant ifued
by
the Magifirates at Union Hall, Mr. &Farman,
the Chief Clerk, attended by a numerous body of
police officers, went to the Oakley Arms, Oakley-
Rreet, Lambeth, where they apprehended Colonel
DWAIN and near forty labouring nip and fol-
diers ; the major part of them Ira.
Yeßerday morning, at ten o'clock, a Privy
Council was held at Lord PILHAIei Office, for
the purpofe. of inveßigating the charges brought
igainft Colonel DILOARD and his afociates, who
were apprehended in Oakley-ftreet, on Tuefday
evening. Befides the Loan CHANCILLOR, Lord
PILHAIII, the ATTORSZY IiDaSOLICITOILGINERAL,
Mr. WHITS, the Treafury Solicitor, Sir RICHARD
FOLD, Mr. Hum, and two Borough 14agiftrates
attended. At eleven o'clock Colobel DRSPARD was
brought in cuftody to the Office ; but was asked
very few quellions by the Privy Council.
The greateft part/ of the day was taken up in
examining other pegons who were privy to the,i
proceedings of the meeting, when a great deal of
ufeful information touching the bufinefs tranfpired.
At three o'clock, Colonel DISPARD was ordered
to be conveyed to Newgate. .His wife attended
him, but was not (offered to communicate with
him, except in the prefence of a third perfon. The
Privy Council met again this morning, for the
further inveßigation of this affair.
As foon as we confider ourfelves at liberty, we
(hall give an account of the nature and obje&l of
the meeting, as alfo the printed papers found on
fome of the Members when taken; at prefent we
conceive, for many reafons, it would be highly
improper.

His MAIISTY Will go to the Houfe of Piers on
Tuefday next
The Members of the Houfe of Commons are
firft fworn in an anti-chamber before they are
(worn infide the houfe. In that anti-chtunber
they fign and fill up a paper, declaring that they
will not allow themfelves to be influenced by any
foreign Prince or Potentate. In filling this paper,
Mr. CAuxtwo wrote " by any Prince, Potentate,
or Comfd."
The elegant town refidence of Sir GRZYCOOTSR,
in Cavendinaquare, was difpofed of by the ham-
mer a few days fince for two thoufand five hun-
dred pounds
Letters received yefterday from Dover mention,
that the embargo which had been laid in the
French Ports, for the purpofe, it is faid, of pre-
venting the efcape of a Banker, at Paris, who had
abfconded, has been taken off. The Matter of la
Parfaits Union (the veal which brought over
General ANDREOSSI) has been engaged to convey
hither the Batavian Envoy.

Madame RECAMIIR gave a magnificent dinner
to Mr. Fox, and his Englifh friends, in order to
introduce him to General Moatau. Cardinal
CAPaaaa was alto of the party, with whom Mr.
Fox converted apart, for a confiderable time, in
E haat and Stanifh, both which languages he fpeaks
Monfieur BRAUHAILIIIOIII, nephew of Ma.
clame-BOWAPAILTItt was alfo prefent, and came in
all the fplendour of the Confular equipage, with
green and gold livery.. •Moactu, with abetter
polidcal tape, came on foot, in a plain blue frock,
,pantaloons, and half boots. Madame RECAIIIMIL
plaead the Britp Siettlisan on berriabt band, and

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The Qu_ taw, act
neffes thari nce fret
SOPHIA, and Amai
and after their Ma
refrethment, the
Grand Drawing-roof
moft fplendid after
and fafhion,of wh.
Royal Highnefs the
of CLARENCE, C
and Princefs Sov,
and alto the Fren
Ovro), and the
Archbilhop of C
%mu, Dualism,
M. ANDREOSSI
MAJESTY received
The company
Dukes—Porthad, Rol
Marquis—Pe Circello
Marcluiffes--Sallibury
' Marehiondres—Ssliibury

Earls—,Chefterfield,.
Chatham, Stanhope,
moreland, Cattlereagh,
Countefei--Cardigan,
Callicreagh, and
VircountamSidney,
Vircountelres--Si, (lacy tend Wentworth.
Lords—Gwydir, Cfulille, Pelham, Hobart, L. Gower, G.
Thynne, Lellie Glenbervie, St. Helen's, Morperh, Eyre-
moot, C. Somerfet, anri Cathcart.
Ladies—C. Somerfet, G. Thynne, Cozens, A:Cumberland, A.
Smith, M. Erfkine, Willoughby, Ellenborough, A. Av.
Sheffield, Hobart, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L. Mac..
donald, Pelham, Millman, M. M9Pre, and Dowager Lady
Glynn.
Colonels—Macleod, St. Ack, Hood, Thornton, Grant, Baird,
Glynn, Ste. •
Majors—Delbozongh and Hammond.
TheNohilit7 iiitroawe4 in their MAJESTIIS
Were :
General Andrea, who bad an audience of the %leen, on big
appeirande at the Brill& Court, being introduced by
Sir S. Cotter&
The Herti. Mr. Villiers, Hope, A. Cozens, Dngdale, Corry,
Bragge, Yorke, H. Addington, Sullivan' Marti', Legge,
Burrell, Trevor, Montagne, Tierney, S. Smith, Wortley,
Hill, Ogilvie, 'and Cameron.
The Hon. Mrs. Villiers, Miftreffes Abbot, Tatleton, Leak,
trfkine, Macleod, Slveftei, and Freemantle.
Sir F. Milman, Rev. Sir P. Back, C. Argill, E. Coate, NT.
Cottrell, 11. Smith, F. Molineanz, R. BirclaY, and F, Sykes.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayorand his Lady.
Mifs F.attilatZter Of the late Lord Mayor, by Mr. Aide.
man bit Liadi.. -
Lady Maria daughter of the Archbilliop of Canterbury, -
by Mrs. More; • ' •
Barons Brincken and Michael)" from Germany.
Colonel Great, by the Maitee of the Rolls. •
Colonel Baird, on his promotion. • "
Captain Henniintr on bis promoting,
count Schack, prAente4 Or Mr. de OS'idenPaUtr, NAM; Charge
des Agates, his 4;oilencl 10the Captain of the iterA nr
nigh Life 'Guards. • - • "
Lieutenant Colonef Gore, by the Lord in Waiting; and alto
Lieutenant Colonel Sontag, Bring their brit aiipcsrancc ag
Court for fouleiiines. •
Mr. Thonnui TOwnfeiid, ler hks uncle Mr. Windfor.
Captain Burnet, of the sd Reginient of Life Guards, on his
promotion in Lord Cstiscart's Corps.
Me Macleod,*datigautr of Colette' Macleod, was miro4mm4
by her mother. • -
M -ars. Welch and Alexander, Sheriffs of London.
Captain Grey of the Navy,' and bh Lady.
The Right acts. Lord lienyon, accompanied 1;141r:45'
Mr. Anker, 'on arriving 4roin. Denmark- '
Baron de Cobi, by the Duke pf Portland.
Captain Leggt, grebe Navy. •
Mr. John Erihtite and Lady, by Counters Boffin.
The Hon. P. Burrell; on his arrival froM abroad:
CaptaintSir-S. SMITH cane fo late to Colnt.
terday that he was not introduced.

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The liotx. W. ADDINGTON gave a grand dinner
yefterday at his feat in Richmond Park. Among
frAe Company, which- confined but of few, were
e following
' GenetarAndrexiM;Monaeur Otto, Monfieur portalis,l,,ord
Hawkelhitry, bird Pelham, Lord Harvey, Mr. Hammond,
iind Mr. Pierrepiant. •
The Duellers or ST. AI BAN'S gave a grand flip-
per on Wednefday to a pity of Fafliionables, 4
her houfe 'l3kutonAreet. • •
The Earl of RADNOR is on a Vifit at Lord FOLK*
'Tot; a'tl/2 Berks, and is expelled at
his bode, in Giafton-fireet, on Monday.
RICHARD BARWELL, Efq. left Arlington (trees
Tefterdaya for hii feat in ElTex.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT left Town yellers:lay for
' his feat in Derbyfitire.
For the. Marquis CORNWALLIS., who is expelled
. in town to-morrow, there are vaft preparations at
No. 3, Corit-fireet, a temporary refidenee, while
his Lordthip's manfion in Upper Burlington-ftreet
is undergoing a thorough repair.
• ARRIVALS IN Tows.--LOrd BosToN, at his
houfe in Grofvenor-areet ; the Duke and Duchefs
of BEAUFORT, at their houfe in Grofvenor-fqre
Lord and Lady HUNTINGFIELD' and family Lord
SOUTHAMPTON, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
fquare ; and Lord R IVERSDALE, Lord Chancellor
of Ireland, at the St. James's Hotel, jerrnyn-lireet.,
Colonel DUNCAN CAMPBELL returned to town
from Paris on Monday laft, and the following day
fet off for Edinburgh.
General ANDRFQSSI again went to Court yeller-
day in precifeiy the fame drefs and equipage as on
the preceding day, and no particular circumflance
occurred. The number of perfons affembled about
the Palace to fee him was very imall, compared
with the number on the preceding occafion, but
they were rather more than on common Drawing-
room days. Nothing like applaufe occurred, but
the fpedators were curious and refpedful. We are
happy to hear that General ANDREOSSI is highly
pleafed with the very gracious manner in which
his MAJESTY received him, when he prefented his
credentials on Wednefday.
General AN Da xossi has brought three men cooks
with him from France. They feem to be always
employed, and as the kitchen is in front of the
houfe in Portland-place, it is the conflant refort
of gaping curiofity.—The daily confumption of
porter by the General's fervants is faid to be near
forty tuartr I
General ANDI aoss i has brought over a beautiful
dW, which, from the attention paid him b
tby
the Chiocs and Sylvia:, is likcly to :multiply
PaPPiei in Bond.ltrect.

ST. JA MES' S.
ecornpanied by their Royal High.
eS AUOUSTA,ELI ZABITH, MAkY,
ELIA, came to St. James's Palace,
EAJESTIES had partaken of fume 3
Ropttl Family. repaired to the
-room, where her MAJESTY had a
:mblage of the firftpzifons of birth 1
hom the firff in precedence was his
the Pstincz of WALE s. Thelrakes
7;tII4IIIIILANDs and GLOUCESTER,'
►H lAp were of the Courtly circle;
noh Minifter, (introduced by M.
Foreign Envoys ; his Grace the 1
:::ART/411.11tY, the Bifhops of Not.
and
prefented to thegy fi EN. Her
ed the Minifter with great courtefy.
were very numerous, viz.
itozburgh, and Norfolk.
110 and Lady.
cry and Bath.
ilbury and Bath.
, Mansfield, Morton, Cardigan, Dann:out/I.
ape, Moira, St. V incent, Macaw ei, Wait-
reagh, Ormond, and Belborough.
an, Roilln, Chatham, Leiceiter, Stanhope,
Carysfort.
Hood, Hotbam, and Wentworth.
ley dad Wentworth.
%dine, Pelham, Hobart, L. Gower, G.
Clenberyle, St. Helen's, Morpeth, Egrc.
et, and Cathcart.
et, 0. Thynne, Cozens, A. Cumberland, A.
Me, Willoughby, Ellenborough, A. AV,
t, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L. Mac..
Millman, M. Moore, cad Dowager Lady
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