Star.
London, England, 1801-03-05 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MARCH s.

!MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols 55I—for Are. 533.
Redueei 561-4 per Cent. 75-1,--New 5 per C. 9tl--•
Olds per C. poi--Long Ann z 71-omnium r .zi prcm.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
3 per C Conf. 55 Short Ann. t 7441
4 per Cent• Conf. 75 741 75 Imp. 3 per C. $43
c per C. Navy 9041 Imp. Ann. to
Loyalty 911903 91 frith 5 per Cent 8788
Long Ann. 17 7-z63 b hint Debentures 74i
Ostusium for cc. I ot

BULLETIN OF HIS MAJESTY'. HEALTH:

" ()J EEN'S HOUSE, MARCH 5.
His MAJEsTY's fever is (till further abated.
(Signed) "T. GISBORNE•
" T. R. REYNOLDS."

The Marquis of Loan t, is now on his journey
from Edinburgh to London.
The underwriters and brokers of Edinburgh in-
tend fpeedily to eftablifh a fubfcription coffee-houfe,
for the tranfatlion of their Wind's, upon the fame
plan with Lloyd's Coffee-houfe in London.
We can :Jure the public, upon the belt au-
thority, that the article copied from a Morning
Paper into the STAR of yelterdav, announcing the
death of Dotor Ht. RSC EL, at •Sloti;11, is totally
deftitute of foundation; that Gentleman being,
quite well, by accounts from his Family written
yellerday.
Yefterday at the Court of Direftors at the Eaft
India Houfe, RANDLE Jac icsox, Efq. was unani-
snottily appointed Advocate-General of Madras,
in the room of Mr. SULLIVAN, promoted to the
rank of Puifne Judge.
A letter has been received by Lieutenant-Gene•
ral Sistcoz, Commander in Chief of the Forces
in the Weftern Diftrid, from the Adjutant-Gene-
ral, by order of his Royal Highnefs toe Duke of
You, for the different commanding Officers of
Militia in the garrifon of Plymouth, to make a
return of the deficiencies from the flrength of each
regiment, Rating the reafon of fuch deficiency.
The fufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus AEI, paired
by the laft Parliament, was, by the AEI, direited
to continue for fix weeks from the tit of February
It will confequently expire on the t ctli inft.
Colonel DESPARD, Mr. GALLOWAY, Mr. La-
MAITRE and Mr. HODGSON, the four State prith-
ners who refufed to enter into recognizance, or give
bail, were yefterday committed to Tothill-fields,
as they infilt upon being delivered unconditionally
to freedom, or brought to trial.
Yefterday Lord CLONC RRY, who has been two
years a clofe prifoner in the Tower, was brought
up to the Duke of PORTLAND'S Office and ad-
mitted to bail himfelf in goool. and two fureties
in aoool. each. He was attended by Mr. Fou L K ES,
of Hart-ftreet, Bloomlbury, and Mr. M'CARTHY,
of Parliament-ftreet.

Yefterday fe'nnight, at five o'clock in the
morning, Sir H. B. HAYES, Was ercorted from the
New Prifon, Dublin, to Kilmainhaim prifon, in
order to his being fent to Cork, to take his trial
at the next affixes; he is to be forwarded from
one county gaol to another, until he arrives at
the place above-mentioned.
The prefent is a war of the pureft di fintereftedncfs
—all the helligerrat Powers are contending not for
their own rights, but for the rights of erurralr.
Mr. and Mrs. HAMILTON Isltsairr, who are
now on a vifit to Lord ELGIN, at Conftantinople,
Cad a moil tedious and difagreeable journey to
that city, having for feveral days together been
obliged to walk a number of miles through roads
snacceflible to carriages.
A Letter from Memel, dated February 8, rays,
e‘ the ci-devait Count de PROVENCE, accompa-
nied by the interefting daughter of LOUIS the
XVI. fent out of the Ruffian States, have fud-
denly arrived here. All their domeftics of every
rank and age have experienced the fame fate.
The motives which induced the Emperor Paul. to
Km the order for their departure are unknown;
but molt of them are Minute of every refource,
and their misfortunes excite the deepeft intereft.
—The whole of the French Colony at Mittau, to
the number of zoo old men, women, and children,
were compelled to leave that place in the comic
of three days. Thofe who were unable from their
poverty to obtain a proper conveyance, travelled
on foot to the frontiers of the Empire."
It appears by the French Papers, that Profe(Tor
CARLISLE, who went with Lcrd act, to infpeft
the library in the Seraglio at Conaantinoplc, is
gone to Syria, in Egypt. The French General
turniffied him with paffports and the neceiTary fa-
cilities for vifiting the monuments, and all the na-
tural curiofities of Egypt.
I'. ante is to receive the affi(lance of at !call 55
Dutch chips of the line and 6 frigates ; but, on the
other hand, the Dutch expcd a diminution of the
number of 25,000 Land forces they are bound to
pay and maintain. _ _

A letter from Cayenne, dated the 3,11 of De-
cember, flays, I, You cannot form an idea of the
joy occafioned by the arrival of the frigate fent
by the Firil Conful for the unfortunate ycrfons
who were tranfported by the Dire tort'. After rc•
ceiving thole at Cayenne, the velTel k to proceed
to Sinamary, to take on hoard thofe who a.. there.
The hope of returning to France, and of iczing it
happy and at peace, has almoll bun tr .) much for
feveral ; one only, a brother of LA TRAPAI, ex-
periences tome forrow—he regrets his garden, his,
folitude, his eel!, and even his privations.
LAUD Vagina as is manager of the farm of Orvil-
lieres."

At the Corn Exchange yeflerday there was not
much bufinefs done ; the fupplies of foreign wheats
were pretty large—prime ftmples of Engli th wheat,
however, kept up their pricc at 91. though 91. 91.
was aftually given on Monday; fine flour continu-
ed at 14os.
EJCLISN STmTt.LOTTRRY•—Third day—The
following capital Prizes were drawn :—Number
57446, a Pnze of soool.—No. 7,894, a Prize of
1001:-•—*No. 15,712, a Prize of Sol. •

C7IC AVE.'. Lic,-*.vcE.

M. 111.5 Tills DAY.—Wind W. N.W.
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o Dublin, 2,
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