Star.
London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

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LONDON.
TUESDAY. JANUARY to;
PR ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR ITCLOCIE:
ConMs, money tpll—for Jan. spi Eta.—R educed
Omnloot 44--Exclielner 115., Per.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY;
3 per C. Red An. 32; $ lop. 3 par Cempi
3 pa Cent. Conf. 5815 V lenp.Ann. 8 13-16ths
4 Per Cent. 76-H Inas per Cents. 871
3 per Cent. Navy 8811 Exch. BM, IS ai pram.
Long Ann 161t.161 0010,11112 5 411
Short Ann.% Englltb Tickets, 191.191.
India Bonds, par ts. pram Conf. for ace. 6o 5911

Neither of the Mails that became due on Sunday,
having yet artived, it would be abiding the good fence
of onr Readers, to repeat the various rumours to
which the want nfreal intelligence from the Continent
has given rife. The Mails are anziouGy looked for.

The public have caufe to complain that they are
kept in ignorance of the real Elate of affairs in the
Etat Indies. The prefs in our Einem polleffions is
kept in complete degradation, and. individuals in
India dare feldom commit to paper what forms the
general fubjelt of private eonverfat ion in every circle.
The following letter from an Officer in the Corn-
pany's fervice, lately received, though written with
Come referee, will be read with conliderable interefl
" 301411AY. JVN3 2, 1805,
" I would with all my heart fend you a detail of the
operations of the united armies of the Bombay and
Bengal Ellallifhments, but you mull Content ytturfelf
with what may he publilbed from the overland
patches, which probably you will have ken before
this reaches you I for it would be improper in me
(having exprefs orders to the contrary) to give an
opinion on a fubjea which at prefent forms the ge-
neral topic of private converfation 411 over India,—
Suffice it to fay, that our army this pact 0 the
world never received four more complete repuify4"
than in attempting to norm the port of Bhuttpoltre
the refidence of the Rajah, a place never heard pf
till our army came before it. The number of brave
Officers and men that fell in tbefe four snacks is
great indeed. Pis biajelly'a 65th Regiment in par-
ticular has been alveoli cut to pieces, and a part Of
7oth flared neaely the fame unhappy fate.
" Lord LAjlt has concluded a treaty with the Ra-
jah, on which I can nffer no remarks. ; can only fay
it has damped the fpirita of the whole army. It has,
however, had one good elk@ Hoteaa, hearing of
the peace of Bhurtpoor, immediately difperfed the
remainder of his flattered army, and is now binalf
become I,tfujews (a wandering beggar.r',

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Yefletday morning, his ktayerry, the Dyke pf
Carsaariacir, Princeffes Auousta, SOPHIA, SO AM 1.-
LIA, attended by General 'FITZROY, Colonel Tat4oa
nn horfeback, and Mrs. losarow, in a cbaUe, took
an airing in Wiadfor Park. The Prineels Maar %f-
-lowed in a carriage. Her, 'Marisrit, and the Priri.
cefs Ex martini. took an airing to Frogtnore, .
The ROYAL FAMILY atenpeeed in 'ova to-siotrow.
His Majoarr is not expeiled to go in Rata to thi
Houle of Peers, to open the Seffi,on of Parliament,
which, in that Cafe, will be opened by Conuniffion.
Mr. PITT arrived on Sunday at Cowl*, the feat
of Lord H•weasauar ; and yeßerday Sir Wacria
Fanotraa advifed to call in Dr. Rimer and Dr.
VAUGHAN, to hold a coofoltation on his cafe. He is
now at his own houfe on Pinney Heath.
Yeterday the Ruffian Ambalrador was with Lord
MULIS RATS from one o'clock till near four.
Lord CASTS. IR SAGH was on Thurfday laft
a Member for Boroughbridge, in the rooas of the.
Hon. Jolla Scorr, deceafed.
Mr. CLAUDIUS MAIM-MD has been returned' to
reprcfent the county of IYaterford in Parliament;
without oppofition. .
It was yeßerday deternsined, that the coffin which
contains the remains of Lrrd tiansoa amid not be
inclofed in the tomb which has been conllrated for
that purpofe. It is to be placed on a fpecifs of plat-
form, to be furrounded by an ornamental brafs railing.
An elegant monument is to be crated to the me-
mory cf Lord NILSON, at Glafgow.
On the 7,) inßant, at Dalkeith, near Edinburgh,
Mrs.Wiccian HOOO was %fell' delivered cf a Sun.
Bills were yeßerday found by the Clericenwell.
Grand Jury, againit Lord Vifcount R AAAAA GH, for
tae affault on his gardener.
The Manly gun-brig, Lieut. M. WHITE, has bow
loft nu the coati of Fricfland. The crew were alt
fared, and, with their Commander, a e at Delfryl.
The liowe frigate, in which Lord Wrixcrisi-av
came paffengeziffroke, on the I ads of Scremberi,'
the Blenheim, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir Coronae
Taouriarrior. The Blenheim was then on her pa‘
Page from Madras to Prince of Wales's Bland. Wit
are happy to add, that the Admiral was very well.
Dauer Larie.—l'he Opera of the Size of Bel:rads
was very numeroufly attended yeßerday evening.
COTINT 'GARDIII..-..The favourite Tragedy of
Richaiti vs( I bird, la which Correa firft Ramped blllT
fame as the fanguinary Glosiedler, was lall night re•
prefenred before a very crowded and falliinnable rd.
lemblage.
Our-Readers know, that, by the Aa of Union, his
Majelly can only 'create an Irifh peer on the extinc-
tion-of three peerages. This power was left to his
Majelly for the rurpofe of rewarding great 4nd emi
nent fervices to the State. For this or fome fuch
reafon, Mr. PITT received his Majelty's gracious
confent to make Peter IfaacThellufinn, Efq. of Ren-
delfham, a peer. The order far the grant was iltued,
and he paid the fees of office. His carriages were
new painted, and his plate had the coronet engrav-
ed on it. But the Clerk of the• Crown in Ireland has
refuted to certify that there are three peerages ex-
tirrEt, as a claim has been fct up to one of them.
This mull confequently be difpoled of, or another
extiation mull take place, before Mr. THALLUSSIDN,
or any one elfe, can be elevated to that rank.
Anus or Basao.—This day the Lord Mayor,
after infpetting the returns, ()Ward the price of Bread
to be continued as left week. •