Star.
London, England, 1802-01-27 00:00:00

LONDON.

AnDNESDAY. JANUARY s 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
per Can. Confetti, for money, 681--Dltio, for ace. 611.
Reduced 68*-4 per Cent. Stfi—Neir 5 per CCM 994—
Old 3 per Cent. 9d;—Loog Ann. 20 19 E 5-16.
TRICE OT STOCKS YESTERDAY.
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Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 681
3 per C. Cent. 6411
4 per Cent. Bs} I
per Cent. Ann. Olt

Per Cali. J 797 99 921 991
Long Ann. 19 13-16 10
Imp. 3 per Cans. 67 I
Imp Ana. in zs-
Conf. for Feb. 681

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Ringmet 3s 3x4 U. Madrid 391 effec. Venice 3(1
Ahona 31 4:4 U. Bilbos ..3S dice Lifbon 671
Cadiz 311:1 in raper Leghorn 32 Oporto 68i
Ditto 39 rife:live Naks 44 Dublin Is
Madrid s 9 in paper Gapes 48
Dustin, JArrumt per Cent. Gov. Deb. 97.
Causfe of Exchange—Dublin on London tri a 13.

In the lift of the bidders for the enfuing loan
given in yefterday's Paper, the names of LAW►
Bevel, and Co. were infected by millake inftead
of WERE, Aimee, REED, and Co.
From good authority we learn, that the Spanilh
fl:ips of war, under the command of Admiral
Gwroca, which failed from Bret along with the
French fleet, and were believed to have been def.
tined with it for the Weft Indies, have arrived at
Ferrol.

They left the French fleet daring a heavy gale
of wind, in which feveral of the !hips of the latter
received confiderable damage.
We have not learnt whether the Spanifh !hips
took the opportunity of the gale to make their
efcape from the poffeffion of the French, or whe-
ther their return to Spain was intended, and openly
avowed at the time they left Breit.
This morning we received French Journals to
the 23d inftant inclufive, from which we have fe
le,fled the following articles :
Puts, Jaw. 23.—Letters ft.= Amiens fine,
that nothing has yet tranfpired refpeding the Ne-
gotiations : we, however, hope, that the refult will
(:ion be made known to the public.—yaurnal eks
liferinun tk la Patric.

According to letters from Amiens, dated the
t 05th intl. Lord Nome, the fon of Marquis Coax-
WALLIS, was expefted there from London, to
which it is (aid he carried the mica of the De-
finitive Treaty.—.7Jarval du Detests.

The Counters of Srot.Bl.ltC, daughter of the fa-
mous Counters of LICHTMAN, Miflrefs olthe late
KING of PRUSSIA, was marricd a fitw days ago,
with the content of his prefent MAJESTY, to M. de
MIAIEOWSKY, nephew of the Bilhop of WARSAW.

M. de KoTztsus has been invited to Vienna, to
tike the management of the Theatres of the Court;
an office become vacant by the departure of Meths.
MULLER and ROCK.—Tara Coapfidi 57 fr. 15 c.
LYONS, JAN. I 7.—Yeauday and this day mime-
rous deputations from Leman, la Drome, l'Ain,
Saone-et•Loire, and Loire, and Ardeche, prece.
ded by the Prefab of thefe departments, were
prefented to the FIRST CONSUL, who appeared to
be highly gratified by this attention of the Citi-
zens wit° belted from all parts to fee him, with-
out calculating the length of the way, or being
prevented by the feverity of the feafon.
The Ecclefiaftical Members of the Cifalpine
Confulta, and thofe deputed by the armed force,
bad an audience, after which an eccleftailical Com-
mittee was formed.

He then received the Notables of the Confulta.
-After this audience a committe.: of Notables was
formed.

Yellerday and this day a great many of the
Members of the Confuha dined with the Firm.
CONSUL.

To-morrow the FIRST CONSUL will review the
tronps in the garrifon : it appears that the Lyon-
stt;fe cavalry will be prefent.

A couricr from Peter!burgh arrived on the r3th
at the Hotel of the Minifier of Foreign Relations;
two others arrived from England, one on the t+th
and the other two days after: every thing gives
us reason to hope that we than foon have to an.
tu;unce tome refults equally calculated to eftablifh
the repofe of Europe, and the happinefs of France.
'lt is just now raid, that a Courier has arrived
from Naples, with difpatches of the molt fatisfac.
tory nature; all refentment, and every painful re-
cellation will be effaced, and the reconciliation
belween Naples and France effeEted by their treaty
of peace, becomes every day more fincere.
When a deputation .of the Lyonnefe cavalry
wive prefented by General D11111111,4t tb the near
Cow sec, he enquired, with great interell, whether
the greater part of them were not the tons of pea.
pie in bufinefs? and whether they were equipped
at • their own eapence On their teffifying a de-
fire to place a guard, from their corps, around
the prem of the Four Outset, he made them
an anfwer which does honour to the young men of
Lyons, and which they will no doubt always re-
colleEt with fatisfaaion ; " I certainly accept your
offer. I (hall always fee you around me with
pleaftare."
He labours, it is Paid, with the Miniflers from
daybreak till noon, an hour at which he conti-
nues to receive the public fundionarics of the de.