Star.
London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY .

Bank Stock Imp. 3 per Cent. 7iffi
3 per Coat. ited. 73i Imp. Ann. to 3-z6l
3 per Cent. C0t:1(.74W Eacheq. Bills 6s. to 41- pr.
4 per Cent. 891-11 Omnium a 24 11 2 dif.
5 per C. Ann. tool toxf Englifh Tickets 171. 141.
5 per Cent. 1797 1041 1113 CouL for Aug ace. 74f 731 74
Tu•morrow prornifes to be a bury day in the City ; it is the
opening of Confols, and the laft payment on Tickets. The
Funds have already felt the efforts ; and in confequence of its
being what, in the jargon of the Alley, is termed a Bull Ac-
count, a material depreffion has been effeeted by the exertions
of the Bean. Thus it is that the property of individuals fre-
quently falls a facrifice to the arti hen of deligning jobbers.

This morning a Mail arrived from Holland, and
all Paris Journals to the 19th inftant.
The moll important information received through
thefe channels relates to the progrefs of the rebel
PA SS WAN OG Lou. We were before informed that
a body of his troops had made an incurfion into
Wallachia. We now learn by letters from Her-
mandltadt, that a divifion of them have made an
unexpeded irruption from Wallachia into Tranfyl.
vania, and occalioned great devallation on the
frontiers. The principal objet of this body was
to make themfelves mailers of the public treafuries,
which they partly accomplithed, behaving at the
fame time in the mot licentious manner. The
Auftrian regiment of Spleny having received in-
telligence of this event, immediately marched to the
fpot which had flea of their affillance, but not being
fufficiently ftrong to make head again(' the enemy,
they were repulfed with confiderable lots. Four
regiments of cavalry, and Come regiments of in.
fantry, have therefore received orders to defend
Tranfylvania from the free-hooters, and even to
advance into Wallachia, fkould circumttances re-
quire it.

The Official Gazette of Vienna, of June 30, un-
der the head of Turkey, lays, That the peace
cltablilhed between that Empire and the French
Republic, gives reafon to hope that PASSWAN
Oci.ou, and the other rebellious Pachas will foon
fubmit. One of the neighbouring journals afferts,
that a treaty of alliance between France and Praia
has been concluded by Citizen TALLEYLAND and
MarqusLoccitsstat.
According to other letters, from the frontiers
of Turkey, feveral of the Pachas whom the Porte
had fent againfl Passwast °cum have joined that
rebel, fo that the greater part of Turkey in Eu-
rope is now in the power of the Pacha of Widdin
and his partizans. As their troops have no other
means of lubfiftence but plunder, the wretched in-
habitants are flying on all tides.
Letters from Cronfladt announce, that a corps
of 3000 Turkith Arnautes has been entirely de-
ftroyed by PASSWAN OGLOV, who has alfo pub-
liflted a proclamation, in which he fummons the
Boyards of Walh•}chia to return to their homes,
and pay the contribution he has impofed on them.
He threatens to lay every thing wane with fire
and fword, in cafe of any infurredion on the part
of the inhabitants. The meafures which the Court
of Vienna has taken to preferve the fafety of its
territories from being violated, we have already
mentioned. Ruflia is alfo about to march troops
towards the fame quarter. If PASMAN OGLOU
does not then return to obedience, the Auttrians
and Ruffians will penetrate into Wallachia at the
fame time, to drive him fi om that province.
This Rep, which has been concerted between the
two Courts, will be preceded by a Declaration,
addreffed to the Porte, which, being incapable of
fubduing Passwas Oocou itfelf, cannot confider
it as an aft of hoitility, and, areortfing to the esilion
,in fuck tee:, it is very poffible that it will pay the
espences of the war by the facrifice of a part of
Turkey in Europe. In the beginning of this
month two Couriers were difpatched from Vienna
to M. de SAURAU, the AuftrianiMiniller at Peterf-
burgh, to induce that Court to ad in concert with
it on the prefent occalion.

The Commit!loners of Excife and Cuflonn in
Scotland have got an addition of sool. a-year to
their falary, which is now 8001.
The Marquis of HUNTLY is arrived in Edin-
burgh, and dined at the met's with his old regi-
ment, the 42d, in the Cale.

At a meeting of the Caledonian Hunt, held at
Edinburgh on Friday laft, they fixed their Oeto-
ber meeting, to commence at Hamilton on the
18th. The King's Hundred and three Fifty Gui-
nea Plates are to be given.
The managers of the Lottery have taken the
Scotch Corporation Hall, in Crane•court, Fleet-
beet, to draw the new lotteries in. The wheels
to be made ufe of are thole made in the reign of
(tICCII ANNE.

Sir H. VANE TEMP EST has declined the conteft
for the County of Durham, fo that the old Mem.
btrs come in without oppofition. The conceit for
the City of Durham is likely to be keen, as Mr.
Withrrott perfifis in his intention to Rand.

Never was a conte( carried on with greater ex-
ertion than that for the county of Norfolk. Free-
holders have been fought in all parts of the king.