Star.
London, England, 1801-11-26 00:00:00

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER t 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols 644—Ditto, for opg. 684.
Reload 664-4 per Cent. 8s}—Olds per Cent. 994 oo—
lie A. 5 per Cent. Oil—Long Ann. 194
Ening. Bills, fundable, xi prent.—Omnium

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock I Short Ann. if

3 perC.Red.666lf if
3 per C. ConL 67(
4 per Cent. 844 85
5 Per C. Na. 994 too
s pa Cent. Loy.pti
Long Ann. zsof t z-t 6

Excheq. Bills qs t ts. prcm.
Fund. Excheq. Bills t prem.
Englifh Tickets i6l. Gs.
I rilh Tickets 91.
CouL fur Op. 4514 f

The following Stocks (hut on the undermentioned days, for the
purpofe of making out Divadends, due the sth of January.
Shut. Opco.

Detember I

January 21

Navy c per Cent.
3 per Cent. 1726

This day we received Paris Journals to the 2 tft
inft. inclufive. The price of Tiers Collo was
53 fr. 75 c. on the 20th, which is lower than by the
LA Journals; about to days ago they were at 57 f.
The following are the only extraets the length
of the Debates in Parliament lath night allow us
room for—indeed they are the only articles in thele
Journals worthy of notice. •
Palos, Nov. at.—Citizen Duaoc; Aide-de-
Camp to the Firll Conful, has, it is Paid, been ap-
pointed Governor of the Palace.
General BESSIERES has been appointed Com-
mandant of the Cavalry, and General SONGIS
Commandant of the Artillery of the Confular
Guard.

Marquis Coatrwatsts, and the Members, of the
Diplomatic Body, diced, on the 14th, with the
Minifter of the Finances; next day they were in-
vited to dine with the Minifter of the Interior—
after dinner various pieces of mulic, executed by
Madam BARBIRR.WALBONN F, GALA I*, DAVI MAR.,
and FREDERIC, were much applauded.
On the 16th Marquis CORNWALLIS gave a din-
ner to Six Englifhmen of dillinEtion ; among
whom were Lord Mtirro, late Ambafrador at the
Court of Vienna, who had juft arrived in this city.
After dinner the company repaired to the Opera;
the piece reprefented was the Mytleries of Ifis.
The honfe was crowded. Some couplets in which
the union of the two Nations was celebrated, were
lung, and excited an enthuftafm manifelied by uni-
verfal and repeated applaufes. Marquis Coen-
wactis melting into tears united• his alfo. When
he got up to retire the applaufes re-commenced.
He rellified how much he was flattered by this
reception, by paying his refpeas to the audience
in the molt affeftionate manner.

Baron HARDNNNII6, it is Aid, will repair to
the tongrefs of Amiens, as Plenipotentiary from
Prof Ea.

We learn from Bayonne, that M. NEGRIETTI,
Count Campo•Alange, has been appointed Mini.
Plenipotentiary of his CATHOLIcMAyisrv, to
the Congrefs of Amiens.
HAMBURG 11, Nov. 7.—sir. juts CRAWFORD,
the Engin Minifter to the Cirek of Lower Sax.
ony, prefented, this day, Sir 111/111OLD, who
is to fucceed him as-Charge d'Affaires. In a few
days Sir JAN is will fet out for togland, and, it is
believed, that he will be fent Matador either
to Berlin or to Copenhagen.
It was announced fome time ago' in the public
papers, that Count Vow Mnarrsa was going to
Peterfburgh, asMinifter of the KING Of ENGLAND,
in his quality of ELICTOR of Hasiovsa. It is now
known that the objeft of his Million is to afk in
marriage, for Prince ADOLPHUS of England, one
of the Grand Ducheffcs, Sifter of the 17-Helios. of
Russia, and as this Prince is to refide in, and
govern the Electorate of Hanover, it was thought
proper that this Million fhould be entruflcd to a
Hanoverian Nobleman.

BRUSSELS, Nov. t3.—The Commit! loner of his
ImPFRIAL MAJESTY, appointed for the porpore of
paying up the interefts due on loans, made by the
houfe of Auftria, in the ci-devant Belg;am, arriv-
ed here a few days ago, and will ellablifh their of-
fice in this city. The Imperial Commiffioners for.
liquidating the fums advanced to the Marian
armies by the Belgians, have alfo fet out from
Vienna, and are foon espefled here.
L'Otistrr, Nov. i3.—The American frigate
the Bolton, of 24 twelve-pounders, entered this
port on the t ith, having on board RosERT
!TON, Efq. formerly Chancellor of the State of
New York, Minifter Plenipotentiary of the United
States to the French Republic. He landed yeller-
day, and in a few days will fet out for Paris, ac-
companied by his family, and M. Sow pros, Se-
cretary of Legation.

We ate happy to hear that Her NT Ajar'. y is in a
fair way of recovery from the low fever with
hich the has been affeaed, and which we under-
flaw], has not been accompanied with any alarm-
ing fymptoms ; flic is attended by Sir Faerct•

The projeaed marriage of one of our Princes
'vie,. a Princef.. of Raffia would at one time have
been held as a pledge of many years folid friend-
thy bttwetn the two Courts; but who can have
forgot how Pruff.a, conneeed to us by a fimilir
t,e. And fed with um own, money, kabob us in
ut.r lee conflia?