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London, England, 1801-02-05 00:00:00

HOUSE -OP COMMONS.

The Members of his MAJESTY'S Privy-Council,
who were defired to wait on his Mai wry to know
when he would be pleafed to receive the Addrefs
of that Houfe, having reported, that his Ms•
PSTY had expreffed h►s pleafure to receive the
Addrefs at half pall two o'clock, the S
accompanied by feveral Members, went to St.
James's, in order to prefent the fame, and the
Houk adjourned till to-morrow.

LONDON.

. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Pil.k Stock 1.. Amt. t7} a 64
, por C Red. 564k1 Short Aon.s 3464
3 perC.C55l c 64 Imp., per Cent. 33{}f
4 per C. C. 7.51 R Imp. Ann.-
5 per Comtism 694044 Irbb 5 per Cent.
Ditto Loyalty 904 90491 Conf. for Feb. 5544564
Price of Stacks thii day az one o'clock :
Conf. with the die. 574 H—without the div. 164—for ace. 564.
Reduced, without the div. 58444.
4 Per C. 76j}—New 5 per C. 9 r I—Old ditto 901+14
Loos AIM 13.

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Paris papers to the ;tit inclufive arrived
ytiterday. They contain an account of the figts-
;rg of the Articles of Peace between Anftria and
France. The Treaty, however, is not to be pub.
billed, till the end of the prefent month, when the
cligagements between Britain and Aultria termi-
nate. The delay of its public.rtion is a piece of
civility on the part of the Er 4 PEROR to this country.
Upon the Northern Confederacy no frdh in-
formation
is afforded, and no new light thrown.
The attention of the French Government kerns to
he particularly direaed to the projeas in agitation
~gainft Portugal.
The French Papers alfo notice fome particular
n-d•zrs given for the formation of an Army of Ob-
fervation in the neighbourhood of Bourdeaux,
vl:ich is certainly defined for the invafion of Por-,
tugal, if that Government does not (ohmic to all
the hard conditions which the French Government
may think fit to impofe upon it.
It is confirmed that the Municipality of Calais
tided to admit one of the neutral paffiage-veffels
into that harbour.
The French Funds continue to rife ; they are
t 56; nearly the fame price as that at which the
I nglilh 3 per cents. opened yellarday.
By our Jamaica news, down to the 3lft of Dc-

cember laft, it n•.• be Peen, that fume f•,•rHas
prehenfinns are entertained for the fafety of Ger,e.
ral KNOX
,and Suite, who were on their paffage
from Martinique to Jamaica.
Notwithftanding Mr. PITT'S ftrenuous exertions
in the Cabinet, for the Emancipation of the Irifh
Catholics, it teems to be the general opinion that
he will be obliged to give up the meafure ; others
in the Cabinet, who think differently on the Cub-
jea, having, it is raid, fufficient influence to
thwart him. Will he continue Minifter in fuch
circumftances ? •

His MAJESTY yeacrday morning rode out on
horfeback.

The %mall and Panics:ma AUGUSTA and
Eut"tarn', accompanied by Lady C. FiscH,
took an airing to Fulham in their carriages.
His MAJESTY, at one o'clock, held a Levee at
St. James's Palace, which was attended by the
HefGan, Portuguefe, American, Wir-
temberg, and Bavarian AmbalTadors, the Marquis
de Ctacrit.o, and the following Noblemen:
Dukes--Roxburgh, Montrofe, Portland.
Marquiffes—Hertford, Townlhend.
Earls—Lucan, Moray, Chefterfield, Moira, CaStereagh, Suf.
folk, Porteheitor, Camden, Darn ley, Spence r, Clarc, Fortefette.
Vdcounts—Falmouth, Wentworth, Sudley, Stopford, H.
chinbroke.
Lords...E. &amerce., Bridport, F. Montague, Cathcart,
Mut-
grave, Romney, Kenniare, Berwick, Balgonie, Boßon,
WalSngbam, Grenville, Bayning, Powerfeourt, Roffmore,
Gwydir.
Baron Nolleken.