Star.
London, England, 1801-11-28 00:00:00

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols 672—Ditto, for time, 68.1.
Reduced 661 per Cent. 85-5 per Cent. too 993 102.•
Ncw Ann. gni—Fundable Excheq. Bills, t prem.
°minim 21.
PRICE OF STOCK! YPSTFRIAY.

Bank Stock 187
3 per C. lied. 66i I
3 per C. Conf. 67i
4Pa C, nt• 85 84 *
5 per C. Ann. z 0069194
5 per Cent. Loy.9* if
Long Ann. 19 9-1
Short Ann..—

India Stock its
Imp. 3 per Cnnt. 65i
Imp. Ann. t z t-t 6 t
Excheq. tcs Si. 9s. pr.
Fund. Lading. Bills It prom
T;Eln.ts 161. 6s.
kith Tickets 91.53.
Conf. for op. 6e I with div.

DUBLIN, No:WV:MEER 2.4.-7 per Cents. 9.79-73.
Courfe of Exchange—Dublin on Loudon 101.

Lieutenant-Colonel Dov Le, Deputy Adjutant
General to the forces in Canada, arrived in town
yefterday from Quebec, after a palEtge of twenty-
feven days. He brings difpatches to Government
containing an account of a dangerous confpiracy
having been difcovered at Montreal, the objet of
which was to have produced a compleat infurrec-
tion and revolution in that colony.
It appears that the French Agent at New York
had found means to introduce about feven or eight
hundred derperadoes into Upper Canada, under
pretence of fettling there, who were chiefly French
or from the State of Vermont, and who on a
fixed day were to have aftembled near Montreal,
and to have attacked and plundered that place,
and afterwards to have induced the Canadians to

join them.
The afremblage of fuch an exceilive number of
Foreigners exciting fume fufpicions in Govern-
ment, orders were given to apprehend fume of
them, when the reit, thinking tbemfelves difcovcred,
fled in all diredions, but not before fix of the ring-
leaders were apprehended, who made a fall co,i-
feffion of the whole plot.
This is the fecond inflance of the kind that has
' thus been happily fruflrated during the was. Our
Readers will no doubt reccllal that a perfon of
the name of M.Lean, was the chief Agent in the
&ft, and was executed about three years ago for
the crime.

It is underflood that Marquis CORNWA Lt. s has
experienced at Paris a difpofition on the part of
the French Government to facilitate the arrange-
ment of the pcfinitive Treaty ; and there is not
the leaft reafon to believe that the Court of Ma-
drid will, on account of Trinidad, oppofe any feri-
ous obflacle to its condemn, on the bath before
the public. Marquis CORN waLLIs and his fuite
will, it is expefted, be at Amiens early next week.
We cannot think that Plenipotentiaries from the
principal Powcrs of the Continent, should they,
as reported, go to Amiens, will have any thing
to do with the Treaty between England and
France, which embraces and fettles interefts with
which they are remotely connefled. If they are
to Aft in thz deliberations, it mull be about fume-
thing directly involving the politics of the Con.
tinent.

A Council was yefterday held at Lord HAWKES-
sus es Office, at which were prefent his Grace the
Duke of PORTLAND, Earl CHATHAM, the LORD
CHANCELLOR, the Right Hon. the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHIEgyER, Lords PELHAM and Iloamtv.
His Excellency the Ruffian Arnbaffitdor, Count
WORONZOW, had an interview y.;flerday with the
Minifter for Foreign Affairs, at the Secretary of
State's Office.

Yefierday evening arrived in town from the
Court of Denmark, Ls Excellency Major-General
Ds WA LL ERS TOR F Governor-Genet al of Saint
Croix, and Chamberlain to his -Danifh Majelly,
accompanied by Major SOBOTKI R, and Couniellor
CONTRA:U/Ira. A houfe is taken for him in baker-
flrect. His Excellency and the Gentlemen who
accompanied him, dined yeflerday evening with
Samuel. NEWTON, Efq. of Bal.cr-Ilreet.
We have been informed. lion' undoubted au-
thority, that a very exterfive Brevet Promotion
will fhortly take place throughout the Army.
The Guards, on their pafrage from Egypt, arc
expeCted in January.
By older of his Royal Pli;:hucls the DUCE of
YORK, a reduCtion of 2; Privates of each Com-
pany is tLe Brigades of Chards is to take place.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY..-WIND N. W.
♦RRIVtD.

Nov. 24,
t Cuerafey, Nov. 23,
• ju-icy, Nov. 24,

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0
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Ptrmouzu, Nov. 26.—Came in the Rat:cri,
cutter from a cruize.—Sailed for Torbay the Au.
Dactous, of 7.} guns, Capt. PEARD; UNICORN, of
;2 guns, Capt. WLMYS ; MEGARA, of 14 gun,,
Capt. NEAvtiot;SE ; and the LONDON PRCALT, of
to guns, Lieutenant PECAN.
PORSMOIJTH, Nov. 27.—Arrived the HELDER,
frigate, from the Downs. Dropped down to St.
Helen's, the CALCUTTA armed tranfport,
.. :a
ANDERSON. Sailed DE RUYTER, with feale'
ders ; and Fisceito frigate, to join the Channel
fleet.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 27.—Came into harbour tiv:
As of 5o guns : fhe is to undergo fome repaii,
and he fitted for fea immediately.—Sailed the LE v-
DEN, of 64 guns, for Chatham, to be paid off.—
All the gun-brigs lying at the Nore have cane
into harbour, and will be paid off. A boat beim,.
ing to one of the (hips of war lying in the harbaiir
was upfet, but by the timely affiflance of the boas
of the other (hips, we arc happy to learn that the
people were all faved.—Wind S. W. blows hard.
YARMOUTH, NOV. 27.—The Mary, of Yar-
mouth, CHARLES GILES Mailer, will fail this af-
ternoon, with bale goods and herrings, for Naples;
and the Jonge Jacobs, of Embden, R. RIEUDE
Mailer, for Embden, with fifh and fait.—Came in
here from Montrofe, bound to Embden, the Pegqr,
DAVID SIMPSON, laden with oil.—Arrived the iCo-
bert and Sarah, Capt. WILSON ; and the CCrec,
TEESDALE, from London, with goods ; Ai)
'fruity, Scorr ; and William, JOHNSTON, fri,%l
Newt:title.

GRAVESEND, NOV. 27.—Paired by the Trini;t,
Goss-tit, from Lifbon ; John, Coe vyr from New-
foundland ; Lord Duncan, JORDAIJ, from (Z2ebte;
Draper, M'DONALD, from Belfaft ; Difpat ILI R.
R is, from Cork ; Tates, ANDERS, from UprtJ;
and Haut Mold, —, from Charante.—ialied
the Mariner, CH visits, for Nevis.

Admil'al TOrTY is appointed Commander in
Chief of the Leeward Ifland Dation.

We are forry to date the lots of his Maiell7%
fchooner GOZA. The crew mutinied in July
carried her into an enemy's port, and gave her up
to the French.

The Counters of Sutherland, from 8,:ng.,1 to
London, got difmafted in a gale the Bth July, cif
Algoa Bay, and has put into the Cape of Goo,'
Hope, and expefted to fail from thence in about
one month from the 16th September.
The Malabar, rice flip, which has been lately
confumed by fire at Madras, was formerly in the
Honourable Fall India Company's regular fervice,
and was latterly commanded by Captain WILLIAM
EDMEADES.—The fire is attributed to the carlell:
nets of fame Lafcars, who were at work in the
(hip's hold. The (hip was of little value.

iMrPO:VLPTU.
•
0 Peers at a Boxing Meseta !—Come, (pare your jeers :"
" Yes, Peers, I tell you—Bourke% and !Lichees PEER b."

The fall of fnow in the country has confiderably
impeded the arrival of the Mail Coaches this morn.
ing: many of them arrivcd feveral hours after ti :1
ulna' time.

DRURY-LANE THFATRE.—TO the Play of D..
.1
and Dumb, which was reprefented an)
change in the call of chara:ters, and confeqaently
icquires no.particula: obfervatiun, SH KE$
Comedy of Catharine and Para.-hio fucceeded ; in
which Mr. KEMBLE was honoured with the mot
unbounded applaufe.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—.Lan night ti,e
Tragedy of the Gamiller was performed at 6::
Theatre, in which a Mr. BROWN, who has play.:l
in Dublin and in Bath, appeared in the charaeler
of Brivr/y, to which he gave a gentlemanly kii:d
of reading ; but his anion is ungraceful, Inmething
after the worn manner of Waouc HI ON, whom he
alto refemblcs in perfon : he fpeaks, however, with
feeling, and there is nothing forced or unnatural
in his general demeanour; but ha wants the ele-
gance that fhould diainguifh Beverly in every look
and movement. His fcenes of domeaic tender-
nefs were the bell of his performance.
The neighbourhood of Kew has of late been ex-
tremely alarmed by the report of a Ghoft having
been feen in different places about the fields, whore
nocturnal vifits to the pale glimpfes of the moon
excited filch terror, particularly among the female,
that hardly one could be prevailed on to air on.
after night, the fpeetre, all in deadly white, bcin
lure to meet them at fume convenient gate or turn
ing ; thofe who did not believe in inch tupernatur
appearances, very properly refolred to dad; an
polition, and for the better doing it, off:red 1.
reward to any perfon that would apprehend th
Ghoft, either alive or dead ;—whem lo ! a t:
evenings fence, a labouring, man, defying the
vil himfclf, feized the fpeetre, who, as a proot
his being corporeal, offered the man 401. to I
him go ; but this was refufed, and on an invef
gation taking place, it appears that the impollo
is the fun of a Gentleman in that vic:nitv, who, t
carry on the farce, had cloathed bin:l-elfin a wilt'
thcet.

No doubt, many readers will dilbelieve, and 1.4
it is impofriblo, when we Rate that there is now f
INSPECTION of the Faculty and others, the
extraordinary coliceion ever teen, expelled fro
human bodies, by Dr. GARDNER'S Pills, of Lon
Acre, viz.—Worms from one to forty feet lon
of the Tape kind, one has a bead like a duck ; o
with a mouth like a pig ; one with a Bead
fembling a cat, and body that of a lizarJ.—A
a great variety of letter Worms, which were
in the set of deßroying the human bodies of m
women, and children. Gravel and Stone Imm
Kidneys, Stones from the Gall, &c. loch as
man ever Law, produced by owl. MSDICINE, pt
it. 3d. si. 10S. 61. and 2 is. per hoz, at the v
tor's huufe, No. 75, and 76, Long-Acre.
N. B. Thefe pills have porformed the gm*
cures of the Gout ever known, as tins papa
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