Star.
London, England, 1802-03-31 00:00:00

CO RN MARXET.

staaa-taxis, nun, 31.
The falc; of Wheat, and every fpecies of GI Ain,
were this day remarkably dull, at the pricesmen-
ti•>ned in this Paper of yellerday.

I.IST OF THE MINORITY,
ON THE CIVIL LIST, MOWDAT 11001 T.
Adair, R. Donde', Hon. L. Pti;tent.. Nr W.
Eank.s, H. Dundas, Hun. C. Richar..l.-ou. J.
liarclay, Fitrpatrick,R. Hun. Ridley, Sir M W.
B.tttard, Col. General Itobion M. B.
_ _ _ _

I;oueedi.., Hon. E. Fox, Hon. C. J. St. John, Hun. St. A.
I ouvtric, Hun. Grey, lion.C. Shakripearc, A.
W. H. Harr, J. Sheridan. k. B.
Burdett, Sir F. Howard, FL Smith, W.

ByT,g, G. Hoffer, W. Spt.r.c:r, Lon! R.
Calcraft, J. Qblatant, 0. St Inky. Lord
C.ivrndi(li, Ld G. I.angiton, W. G. St•trt, C.
Coke, T. W. Milner, Sir W. Taylor. M. A.
Combe, H. G. North, 1). TiernLy, 1.
Copley, Sir L. Pkwoer, W. Towniher.d,Ld J.
Couttenay, J Ponionby, 0. Tufton, Hon. H.
J Deniion, W. J. Ponforiby. J. W.ilpole, :fon. H.
Tr LI.? a—Colonel Porter. -

The illuminations, WI night, were much more
extenfive than on the preceding evening.-I't:
Manfion-Houfe, the India-Houfe, the Poll-Office,
and a number of other buildings in the City were
'try brilliant, as were fever-Ain: the Public-Offi,:ev,
&c. at the Welt End of the Toun.—.-In all the
principal areas the blaze of light from
!udo was general.
It was well known at Amiens, on Friday, that
the Treaty would be figned on the following day,
as preparations were ordered to give due folemnity
to the occafion. At two o'clock on Saturday. a
numerous &art of Horfe attended at the H tel
of each Plenipotentiary, to conduit him to the
Hall which has been fitted up for the meeting of
the Congtefs. Molt of the refpeftable inhabitants
were permitted to enter the honfe, and formed a
line to the inner-hall. Great rejoicings took place
in the evening; the town was illuminated, and
MarquisCottswaLLls gave a mon fplenclid farewell
dinner to all the Ambalfadors and-their Secretaries.

Yeflerday evening the infant daughter of the
Earl of CHESTERFIELD was chrittened at Chefier-
field Houle, by the name of GEORGIANA ; the
fponfors were their Mate:iv:es and the:'rimers
ELIZABETH. The preparations for the occafion
have been the topic of general converfation among(}
the higher orders for many days. At ten minutes
after eight o'clock, their MAJESTIES, and the
Palaces's:, their retinue funning a cavalcade of
twelve carriages, entered the court-yard, preceded
by a troop of life-guards, and followed by a com-
pany of the fame regiment. Their Majes-rirs
were conduSed by the Earl of CHEsTERFI etas into
:he principal apartment, adjoining
i the (late bed-
chamber. This apartment, which s ad (lined with
a profufion of carved ornaments, richly gilt, and
is feldom opened, was furnithed in a [file of great
fplendour. The floor 'sac covered with a fuperb
Fenian carpet, the chairs, of an antique pattern,
covered with very rich tapeftry. Seven candela-
' bras. each holdinr a fimilar number of lights, illu-
minated the ape-tment. Their MAJESTIES were
immediately introduced into the ftate-cliamber,
%Oleic the Counters of CHESTERFIELD fat on the
(late bed with her infant daughter. The hangings
of the bed were of crimfon faun, lined with white
ratio. The top of the bed formed a dome, from
which was fufpended a fplendid cororet, under
which fat her Ladythip, dreffed in white Patin,
with a profufion of lace on her head. The coun-
terpane of the bed was of the fame kind as is ufed
when any of the Royal Family are chriftened. It
was of white ratio, embroidered with gold; the
gold being half a yard deep round the border,
with a diamond center. The curtains of the bed
were fattened at the feet with gold cords and tar-
fels.—The Dowager Marchionefs of BATH pre
Tided as chief nurre ; her Ladylliip delivered the
child into the hands of the QUEEN, who gave it
TO Dr. MANNERS SUTTON, Bithop of Norwich, and
Dean of Windfor. After the baptifm, a cup of
caudlewas prerented by the Earl of CHESTERFIELD,
on one knee, to his MAJESTY, oa a large gold wai-
ter, placed on a crimfon velvet eufhon. This wai-
ter has been in the poffeffion of the family nearly
two centuries; it is adorned with nine coats of
arms, dittinguithing the different families in whole
poffeffion it has been. It was originally a prefent
from the KING of SPAIN, and is of ;;neat value.
Their Mat am es, after viewing the 10 ndid apart-
ments, and chatting fog two hours v. ith the family,
were concluded to their carriages by the: Earl
of AYLESBURY, the Marquis of SALISBuRYI
and Lord WILLOUGHBY Ds BROKE, the Earl of
CHESTERFIELD attending the illuftrious victors
to the door. This was the mot' fplendid enter-
tainment of the kind ever given. A piquet guard
of the St. George's Volunteers did duty at the back
front of the houß, and the hone guards formed a
double line in the front of the Court-yard. Re-
frethments of every kind were plentifully diftri-
bated, and at the fame time ftria order and deco-
rum were obferved. The populace, though great,
were kept in order by the Bow-greet Officers, the
whole of whom were on duty.
The Qualm was &did very fplendidly in in
orange v-elvet robe covered with a tiffue of gold ;
the head drefs a gold net, which extended below
the fhoulders. Her Majerry's train was very
long and of correfpcnding elegance. The Ktic
was dreffed in full regimentals, and looked Le-
tremely well. The Princeffes ELIaABETH and Au-
o neva were attired in %visite and flyer ; head-drefs
of white oftrich feathers.

The RENARD floop, which arrived at Pnrtfmouth
on Monday night, was fent round from Plymouth,
for the purpole of bringii.g forward Lieutenant
SOUTHC:ATF,AS an cvidence againfi David roreler,
alias Williams, one of the mutineers of the HLA-
mtoxt frigate.—The trial commenced yefierday
morning on board his Majefly's fhip GLADIatoR,
and lailed about three hours, when it was fully
proved he was the man who murdered Captain
Picor, and threw hi, body overboard, and other-
wife aided and sallied in the moti,.y. lie wa,
fentenced to be hung on boarl any .me fi.ip the
Lords Commifnaters of the Admiralty may pleafe
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MAILS THIS DAY.-• WIND S. E.
Artaivrn• tur.
• Du;,;ila,
. i Wat . r
• Haelhorga, :t
0
O D;:tch,

• FRi mourfi, MARCII 2.
Sailed yeiterday the PRINCE or Wal.Fs
Toon, with the Mails of the tr,Lll and
for Lifbou ; all() 1'153 ARS) a 7-1 Ale h T T
gates on a cruize ; the Jew:, rut I°7. 1.:"
%%TOW and the Lil:erty, :Is sc:tonr; m, for New.
fountiland.—Arrived ibis by the Americao p
Dart, PECK, in 35 day., from Norfolk, with
called here for orders .-;Sailed the (),:?F,.N CMIA K.
LCTTE pay ker, Mur::.s, with Mails of lI‘C 7::1
inftant, 1-:r the Leeward laands; the (hip (1.-wge,
Brain, for klarbadoes ; Ann, Gatz son, for St.
iiitts I the brig Matilda, —.--, and judge, —,
:or Nevis; the American fhip Union, Hoorta,
for Alicaat ; and the fchooner Clara, REov sta.,
for Madeira.—The AUCKLAND packet with Mails
from the I.:eward Iflands, and TOWNEF ND, (MITI,
from :;ew York, are daily expc.ed.—The WAL.
SINCHAM packet will fail on the 4th f April for
Lifbon, with the Mail of the 3oth