Star.
London, England, 1802-05-07 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MAY 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Conf. fur r.•orey, ?6:4l—for May ace. 76}.1-
4 pa Gent. s per Cent. io3—New ditto 104:
Omnium, 33 prem.
ES YESTERDAY.
India Stook 2244 225
India Bonds
Imp. 3 per Cent. 73+ 74
Imp. Ann. is 3-t6 5-16
Excheq. Bills 3s. to Gs. prem
Osmium 3 4 4 prem.
Conf. for Ace. 763 77 76,

!MICE OF ITOI
Bank Stock 192 193
3 per Cud. Red. 7.11
3 per C. Cunt. 76 ii,
4 per Cent. Ann. 9ti
5 per C. Ann. 103} tr.,71 TO)
t per C. 1797 to* 114+
Lung Allll.ll 7-16 i 7-14

DUBLIN, MAT I.
S per Cent Goy. Deb. 991 too.
Exchange—Dublin on London to.

This morning a mail arrived from Holland,
from which we hare given a few extra& in ti,c
preceding columns.

We this day received the Paris jilurnals of the
4th init. from which we have made the following
extraas. Some of the articles are of importance
to thofe who are any way interelled in French na-
tional property.

All accounts from France agree that the French
Govern- ment (12*Ji-s—thi molt deter refolution
to enter into no commercial trailfaelions with this
country. They will receive no Englifh produce,
though they will kindly allow Englifh (hips to carry
away French wines and brandies. It was yeller.
day reported that the Spanifh Government had
impofed a duty of 15 per cent. on all Englifh ma-
nufadures and Colonial produce. This is the in-
flurce of France, which, by the mandate of So-
vereign power, Shuts Italy, Spain, Holland, and
almoft all the markets of Europe agaioft us.—
There meafures prove the hoftility, more than the
wifdom of the French Government. •

Tiers Confotuli 57 f. 3o c.
Parris, Met 3.—The Society of Medicine at
Bruffels has granted diplomas of correfponding
Members to the celebrated Dr.
_TENN ER, the dd.
coverer of the vaccine inoculation ; to Dr. Wool).
mks, and Dr. Rau brows., of Aix-la-Chapelle.
In the Sitting of the Tribunate, Monday, Flo.
real 13, May 3, (Prefidency of CHADAUD de
l'Allier), a fecretary read two meffages of the 1.:-
giflative Body, one containing the projeft of a law
concerning the prevention of the crimes of for-
gery and arfon ; the other an amnefty for the
crime of defertion committed by fubalterns and
foldiers or failors before the ift of Floreal, year
April .21, dos. The difcuffion of thefe two laws
in the Legiflative Body having been fixed for the
a4th, May 14, the Tribunate referred the exami-
nation to the feltion of Legiflation, to give in tin:r
report upon both on the Bth.
The order of the day brought on a diccuiricn on
the report, in name of the feftion df finances, on
the projed of law, refpeding the bons of the da.x

This report Rates, tit, Reckoning from the time
of the prefent promulgation, no more ion: of the
dews tiers shall be iffued ; the amount (hall be dif-
charged by infcriptions in die great ledger (grand
livre), on the footing eflablilhed by the law of the
ic,th Vcntofe, year 9.
2d. Houfes, buildings, and national mills, and
other machinery, cannot in future be fold but for
fpecie. The upfet price (hall be fixed at fix times
the revenue of t 790 : the fales (hall be made ac-
cording to the fame forms, and on the fame con-
ditions as landed property.

The laws, faid the Reporter, have for feveral
years feparated thefe two kinds of property, and
fubjedked the alienation of them to different condi•
tions requited, in particular by the deffination of
their price, to the payment of certain parts of the
public debt.—ln the prefent Rate, houfes and ma-
chinery ought Rill to be fold payable in bow of
the deux tiff:. But this form of payment, is no
longer confiftent with the Rate and liquidation of
the public debt, which does not admit of the mil-
lion of bow of the deux tire, in the proportion of the
value of the property, nor with the interest of the
holders of bow of the deux tier:, who find a decided
Advantage in converting them into inferiptions in
the Great Ledger.
The moment is then arrived, when the citeula.
Lion of the latter can be freed horn the unc,:ltain
and fiueuating value by which they have been fo
much embarraired. The ilfuing of bons of the
deux tiers will then ceafe : thole entitled to than
will receive in return inferiptions in the ..-er. t•

ledger, on the footing enablinsed by the law of
the joth Ventofe, year 9.
By a oceeffary confequence, !mitres and proper-
ty can he foldonlv for speck, and to the bet bid-
der, for the upfet price of fix times the r:venue of
the year 1790.
This law completes the annihilation of the nfe
of transferable orders of payment, (delegation: cc-
quta&Ls) which aged fo confiderable and dirk!.
vantageons a part in the financial fyllem of. the
Republic. The confolidation of the bons of the'
deux tier: will nect•frarjly contribute to promote
the re ellabliihmcnt of the public debt, the fecurity
of public credit, the cvnficience of the creditors
of the State, confidence in Government, and to
restore order in the derartment of the finances.--
This fpeech was ordered to be printed, and the ,
difeedlion adjourned to the
Famecttroar, APRIL Germany, in the,
courfe of a month or two, will be covered with
camps : a very numerous camp of nand!' troops
is to be formed in the duchies of Holllein and Slef-
wig ; two courlerable camas of Aullrian troops
are to be immediately etiablillted, the one between
Vienna and Prefhourg, and the other in the envi-
rons of Prague ; the whole Saxon army is to en-
camp on the frontiers of the Eletlarate of Saxony'
where they will be exercifed in grand mancruvres.
In regard to the Prullian troops, it is not known
whether they will form a camp in Silefia and Luface,
but it is certain that they will occupy one on the
Wezer f'me bodies of troops belonging to the
Landgrave of lieire Calrel will alto be encamped
on the frontiers of that country. Without forming
atly ha.; omens from there military difpofitions, we'
may at lean conclude, that the definitive arrange-
ment of the internal affairs of the German empire,
ii not the otlenfibl.:, is at teat the true reafon.

RATISIMX. APRIL 21.—C. LAtoßrr. the
Fre.l-11 Nliailier at Munich, has brought to that
Calm from the nit sr Cox s et. the plan of the in-
demnities, but nothing pofitive is yet known re-
fpcaing the arrangements made; what* appears
certain is, that the plan will he difcuffed and
adopted by the firfi powers of Europe, without
the c occurrence of ..n extraord Mary deputation of
the Emr.ire.

The Princtfs of ORANGE is arrived at Bath ; and
lives principally with the Duellers of YORK.
Among the prcfentations to his MAJESTY at the
Levee on Wednefday was Dr. Klima's, Dean of
by Lord HOD AR r.
The Anniverfary of the laudable Inftitution of
the Sons of the Clergy was held yellerday. The
LORD MAYOR, Sheriffs, and other City Officers,
went in Rate to St. Paul's Cathedral, where an ap.
propriate Sermon was preached, and a very liberal
Collation made for the Charity.
General Coors is to receive a red ribband, of the
Order of the Bath, for his meritorious fervices in
Ego,.
Captain SHANK, of the Tranfport Board, is put
afr•ii halfpay ; and Mr. HUNT ig to be appointed
as Cic: k of the Deliveries in the Office of Ordnance,
in the room of Mr. BA I Wt.

l'he Loao blaroa, in anfwer to a guellion put
to him by Alderman Colds', in the Court of Com-
mon Council, on Wednefday, Sated that the order
for difembodying the I.ondon Militia had certainly
been countetmanded by Government.
Every perks of the fmallefl liberality mull be
rleafed at 'icing the pmfeffional merits of our
Nary Surgeons rewarded, by an increafe of half-
pay. One circa:Oa:ice, however, refpeiting this
%ireful dal's, who, by watching over the health of
our tailors, contribute of entially to ow naval vic-
tories, has cfcaped the notice of 'Knitters—not-
wi,hflancling the vaft and necelrary increafe of the
number of Surgeons employed in the fervice dur-
ing the laft nine years, the half pay lift only in.
eludes the .M number of 3'o. It finely ought to
be increafed in the fame proportion as the cosnaliF
fiens were.

Tu 'AMP, DEUR T.LAN r.—Their. MAJESTIES,
and three of the Patxcissrs, having lad night
honoured this Theatre with a vifit for the fird
time fince the Proclamation of Peace, it is not fur.
pri ling that it Mould have been filled to the tomcat
TOW at an early hour. Their MA/ ASTIES espy
rienced a moll cordial welcome, and the gratula-
tion% of the people were courteoufly returned by all
the RnYAL VISITANTS ; the loyal Tongs were re-
peated as atoll, and the enjoyment of the evening
(cooed compleat. The performances were the
Clandtdine Marriage and the Pawl; in the former
Mifs Port was honoured with a partial/err
car.,:t.ntd, as the reprefentative of Mrs. Heidelberg,
w!sielt the performed in the fiat auk of excellence.
-l'he veteran Ktwc, in Lord 01411 y, was alfo in
very good fpirits, and played charmingly. The
rya were refpetlable.- But no effort of the comic
art could furpafs Mrs. Jos DAN'S &aeries in the en-
tertainment of the Cannel. She charmed the au-
dience, and defervedly received very marked ap-
pmhation from the ROYAL VISITORS.
The PAINCISSES were drc (Ted in white and filver.
Their head.dreftes were bandeaus of diamonds,
with full ollrich plumes ; one dark purple, the ad
blue, and the 3d white. His MAJESTY was dref-
fed in regintentabo her MAJESTY in white and
Meer. Ile royal boxes were fitted up with great
fplendour, aod the soup d',sif was truly magnificent.
COVENT GARDEN.-.-MrS. BILLINGTON made her
final appearance lad night in the Opera of /fr.
terxerxter. The Houfe was crowded, and die was
cxquill:el,. in voice. Some of her boags were as-
cend, and particularly Tiu Soliser Tsred, in which,
it potable, the exceeded her former exertions.
Straday latt, whila the family were at church,
an infane young woman fee fire to the thatch of her
father's houfe, at Kingfland, near Leomintter ; the
Nantes of which unhappily communicating to the
adjoining premifes, confluned five other houfes,
tour tiaras,