Star.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL s.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT (INF O'CLOCK
Omnlwn 2 314 41-1 per Cent. Conf. 74 751 764 4 I
for April ace. 761—for May 77k.
PRICK OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per C. Conf. 73 717411 Con 4 for April Am 731 741
S per Cent. Ann. 104 it 73/ 741
Imp. Ann. 12 13-16/ Bank Stock 198 for open.
India Stock 222 for open.
DUBLIN, MARCH 30.
34 per Cent. Goy. Deb. 851.—sper C. Goy. Deb. 991.
Exchange--Dublin on London 11g is.

French Papers to the 3111, and alto a Ham-
burgh Mail, have arrived (ince Saturday, but
neither have brought any news of importance.—
The French Funds are rather lower ; on the 3oth
they were at 55 f. 70 c.
This morning the different Bidders for the Loan
attended the Minifter at his houfe in Downing-
ftreet.

Our Readers will recoiled that on Thurfday we
(fated that every Subfcriber of tool. was to re-
ceive 651. of 3 per cent. Confols, 601. of 3 per cent.
Reduced, and a quantity of 3 per cent. deferred
Stock, to be incorporated with the Confols on the
sth of January, iBol3, and to bear no interefi till
that time ; the Loan to be given to thole' who
ihould agree to take the fmallett quantity of the
deferred Confols.
The different bidding: being opened, it appeared
that Meffrs. ESDALE and Co. and Situ vs u. offered
to take the Loan with 91..155. of deferred Stock.
RONARTS and Co. and GOLDSNIID, with 91. ss.

Sir F. BaainG and Co. and AIICEILSTIIII, with

91+41.
NMI! HAM, EMIT?, and Co. and WERE, UUCP,
and Co. with 81. tss.
Bankers' Committee, with 71. 15,.
Stock Exchange Committee, with 7L tss.
SMITH, PAYNe, and SMITH, and MoloAx, with
61. 19s. 3d.
The Loan of courfe was given to the latter
Gentlemen.

The Funds, which had rifen confiderably on
Saturday, experienced a farther rife as foon as the
conclufion of the Loan was announced at the
Stock Exchange. The 3 per Cents. opened at
74 for money, and 75 for April Account, and
70 for May. By half pail twelve they were at
761 for money, and the fame for the April Ac-
count, and 77 for May.—Omnium

Difpatches, announcing the figning of the De-
finitive Treaty, are immediately to be fent off in
fwift failing veffels to all our foreign pollitllons,
and the fquadrons on their refpeCtive Rations—
Thofe defined for the Mediterranean were on Fri-
day morning received at Portfmouth, and the
MAlDlrrosz frigate, appointed to take them out,
failed in a few hours afterwards.
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wass: was
on Thurfday Taft eleeted an Honorary Member of
the Royal Inftitution of Great Britain.
Yeflerday the anniverfary Sermon for the Hu-
mane Society was preached at Grofvcnor Chapel,
by the Rev. Dr. \ratty, of Reading, F. A. S. From
the known and acknowledged abilities of this excel-
lent Preacher, the Chapel was uncommonly crowd-
ed, at an early hour, by people of the firft
difinc-
tion and learning. The expeftations of the con-
gregation were great, and greatly were they over-
paid, as we fcarce ever beard a more pathetic or
more fuitable Sermon. In his difccnirfe he paid a
jolt compliment to his Mai s STY, as Patron of this
excellent Inftitution, and to the prefent Admini.
(ration, whore conftant attention to promote all
humane and charitable Inftitutions, was very con-
fpicuous to the people of this Country. He took
his text from the 17th chapter of the Firft Book
of Sings, and the sad verfe. An appropriate
Anthem was fung by Mars. Goat LUTE,
POE, Mailer Swim and the young Gentlemen
of the Weftminfter Choir. Thus far we have
copied from a Morning Paper.
The collation amounted to about 1171. and it
would have been much higher, had not a confider-
able number of ladies been difappointed in their
expetations of places, and obliged to chive from
the Chapel. We obferved in the Prop rietors of
pews a great willingnefs to accommodate grangers,
but we likewife obferved two or three exceptions.
The Matter fhould rale& that they have deprived
the Humane Society of a contribution which the
principles and the praftice of this excellent inilitu•
twit fo forcibly demand.
Among the clerical part of the congregation
we noticed 149 Arclibithops of You and Ca-

AMBRICAV PAPERS.

On Sunday fe'nnight, the American w.tr.
ren, G. S. ALDEN miller, arrived at &hail, iron)
New York, after a patfage oftwcnty•three days.—
By this vctrel we have received New York papers
to the 4th ult. They contain but little news of
importance. The debates in the Houle of Repre-
fentatives on the repeal of the Judiciary Aft, which
began on the 16th of February, are detailed in
thefe papers at great length. The lubjca appears
to occupy a principal part of the public attention,
and feems to call forth all the powers of eloquence
and argument on both fides of the Houfc. On
the aoth of Feb. the Houfe adjourned until the
z3d, on the intimation of the Speaker, that a day
would be required to ventilate the Chamber. "A
vaff concourfe (lays the Daily Advertizer) attend
the debates on this important queliion, which, it is
prefumed, will not dole in lefs than two weeks
from the commencement."

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On the 22d ult. a fevere fnow anrm was expe-
rienced at New York, which laited 24. hours wits.
out intermiffinn, and did confiderable damage
amongfl the (hipping.—The fall of (now was fup.
pefed to average 18 inches—an entraordinary
depth for that part of the country, efpecially fo
late in the feafon. _ _

The New York Daily Gazette of the 23d of Fe.
bruary fags—" The exports of the Unit .d States
have increafed the LIR year nearly forty per cent.
amounting to 22,043,713 dollars excels. This is
in tome meafure owing to the progrcffive augmen-
tation of the quantity of produce and merchandize
exported, but in a greater degree to the high
prices of provifions, occafioned by the dearth in
Great Britain.
The whole of the internal taxes in America are
to be repealed, and 7,300,0e0 dollars appi opr'a-
ted to the difcharge of the public debt The du.
ties on antimony and rags imperted are taken off,
and a duty of twenty per cent. imposed on the im-
portation of printing types.
One of the New York papers of the 18th of Fe-
bruary Rates, that early in February the army of
Toutssorr confißed of 80,000 men, and that vr.ft
quantities of arms and ammunition had been im-
ported into Saint Domingo in veifels under Spanilli
colours.

A caufe of confiderable importance to the mer•
cantile world was lately decided in America. A
merchant had infured a fhip and cargo, undtr
warranty that they were American property ; the
fhip was however captured by an Englifls frigate,
and condemned at Gibraltar. The Supreme Court
in America had adjudged, that this fentence
condemnation was conclufive evidence of the war.
rainy having been Lille, and gave judgment in fa-
vour of the infurers ; but the Court for the Cor-
reftion of Errors or of Appeal has reverted this
decifion, and declared, that the fentence of a fo-
reign Court, in fuch cafes, was not conclufive.

The Georgiana packet, lately arrived from In.
dia, is Rated to have brought fume very intereiting
particulars refpeding the transfer of the fovereiga.
ty of the Carnatic to the India Company.
The fhip Malabar caught fire in Madras roads
in Auguit lalt, and blew up.
The Marquis WELLESLEY'S late journey to Gude,
&c. had for object an invelligation into the caufcs
of the decreafe in the revenues of thofe

Late accounts from the Carnatic give hopes
that the war which has fo long ravaged that coun-
try will be lhortly terminated.
Early in November the defertions from the army
of the PYCHS RAJA'S had become fo great, dr it
his early fhbmiffion WAS confidered certain, and
in every other direktion the Ready and perfevering
bravery of our troops has triumphed over the
enemy, defended as he has been by the almoß in-
acceffible Rate of the country. Such, however,
have been the confequencec of this tedious and
haraffing warfare in the South, that it will re-
quire extraordinary exertions of policy and hu-
manity on the part of the Government to avert a
famine and to rellore the natives to their former
Rate.

Accounts from Mednapore, to the Bth 061ober,
Rate that the thong fort of Duampoora, which a
numerous garrifon of difaffeeled natives had for a
confiderable time maintained againß the Com-
pany's troops, had at length been reduced and
difmantled by a detachment under the command
of Capt. FATES, Accounts from Colonel ROUGH.
isms, to the 22d of Odlober Rate, that DENGA
SING, whole troops he had fhortly before routed,
had retired to the Jungles, with a well difciplined
and well appointed corps of zoo men.
AODIVER KHAN, the prefent Rajah of Myfore,
has furnifhed feveral battalions of troops, to be Ra-
tioned in the Chericul, Cottiote, and Cartinand
countries, for the purpofe of preventing the af-
fembling of the difaffefled Zemindars, while the
Company's troops are engaged in the more fouth-
erly
The Rajah of Dittiah, who has been long
tributary to the Mahrattas, having fallen in ar-
rears, is threatened with an attack, in confequence
of which his people were flying in all dirations.
The Rajah of Partebut had, under like circin-
, fiances, been attacked, and after a gallant con-
' teR, has been obliged to lubmit to considerably
increafed exaflions. _ _ _

Astsorpi A —By the recent arrivals from India,
we learn, that a very confiderable fenfation was
occafioned by the following circumftance:—
It has been the praCtice in this Settlement, for
time immemorial, for every Amboynefe to plant
a clove tree when a child was born to him, in or-
der, by rough calculation, to know its age. One
of there trees being confidered as interraptiog the
profped of the neighbourhood of one of the villa-
ges, an order was inadvertently given by the of-
ficers of the diliria for cutting it down, and fame
foldiers were appointed to the fervice—but the tint
Itioke of the axe appeared the fignal for univerfal
infurredioni the whole country was in arms, and
fume ads of hottility enfued. The people declared
that if the tree was felled, they would fet fire to
their habitations and retire into the interior, and
the Governor found it expedient to order that the
attempt fhould be abandoned, by which means
tranquillity was reltored.