Star.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

MOMS TO IHI ZINO.

.11f#Irssism, Ssoersto,
We, your Majefty's molt dutiful and loyal fabled:, the Com-
mons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, In
Parliament affeinhied, beg leave to return your Mak:ay our
molt kumhk thanks for your malt gracious fpecch from the
throne.

We learn with gran fittisfadtion, that the differences with
the Northern Powers have been adjußed by a Convention with
the Emperor of Raffia, to which the Rings of Denmait and
Sweden have expreffed their readinefs to accede ; and that Pro-
Wineries of Peace have been ratified bcawew your AlAjcity
and the French Republia.
We acknowledge your Majelty's goodnefs in having been
pleated to &red copies of theft treaties to be bid before as; and
allure your Majcity, that we than not fail to apply our Immo- I
diatc attention to the impowant tranfaelions to which they relate.
We acknowledge, with the utmoft gratitude. the !sterna
tolicitude whir.); leads your Malefty to regret the'neceffity of
large additional (applies; but, while we &early participate fa
that fentitnent, =feel the indifpenfible duty of providing for
the capences which mutt, for a time, be unavoidable in diffe-
rent parts of the world, and of maintaining an aderate efts-
bliihment on the final reftwation of Peace,

We Gall be anxious for the adoption °c all filch taconotnical
arrangements as may not be inceeditent with the great objeA
which your Nisiefty bas foleilty K heart, of effedi uall y prowl&
lug for the ferarity of ap, your Majeftfa dominions.
We attire your Weill. One we truly participate in, the
gratification which your Majefty bas fo gratioufly been pkakd
to morels, at the relief which the bounty of Dsvtita Purrs-
emcee has afforded to your people by the abutodanee of the
late larva ; and we beg leave molt dutifully to acknowledge
your blajefty's gracious deeeptikee and approbnden of the
proofs of that temper and fon/tette which have been manikited
by all defcriptions of your fubjefts, under the Tartan and comf
Aimed difficulties with which they have hid to contend: •

-
We reed., with fend:Dents of }uft exultation, on the dif.
tinguithed valour and eminent Cervices of your ICfajefty's fon,
by fee and land, which at no period have been (impaired ; and
we have contemplated, with the utmoft fatisfaelion, the un-
precedented exertions of the military and fencibles, and the
sad and perfeverance of the yeomanry and volunteer corps of
c.ivalry and infantry.
We mon heartily congratulate your Majefty on the naval
and Illititiry operations of the lait Campaign, and on the &-
dais and fuecefsful Me of the Expedition to ErtlX* marked,
as it has been throughout, by atehlevements which, In their
eonfequenees, and by their example, cannot fail to conduce to
the tailing advantage and honour of this country.
We cordially Clare in your Majefty's camel/ wither that rat
fubjetas may enjoy, in their full extent, the returning bleffings
of Peace, in the progrefilve incresk of the nadenal comment,
credit, and revenues ; and, above all, in the undifturbed podef-
Ann of their religion, laws, and liberties, under the fafeguard
and protection of that Conftitution which ft has been the great
oiled of all our efforts to preferve, and which it is our limed de-
termination, as it it our molt facred duff, to tranfabit, unim-
paired, to our defeindants.
I.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER s.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT QNS O'CLOCAP
Gaols for .cement, 64.
Reduced 67t-4 pet Cuarttsti 85. t
S P Cent cog I-W.4lm Was. j--umaiuge ssfa
MCA OF STOCIS
Deok*Stock
3 per C. Red. 64661 67
3 pet C. Conf. 68f 67i 64
4 Per Cent. 85* tit 84}
S pet C. Aim 99

ON SATURDAY.
5 Per C. 1.07. 9S PSI
L. Ann. 10 191
Excbsg. Eitly 31. 95. prem.
Omnium 24 all 22L 11
COOL for Ace. a 68.1
111SLI/11. Oc %%%%% 19.
S per Cent. Oov. Deb.
Deb. 83 Ditto, 6 per C .26i—pE C. Treat. Ells. soot.
4 per Cent. Grand Can. Cent. Lo[.
Conde of liselsanie-.13, • on Loden to.

The Gazette of Saturday annources the ap-
pointment of Marquis CORNWALLIS to be Pleni-
potentiary at Amiens, and Mr. ?Amy, now at
Paris, to be his MAJESTY'S Secretary to the Con-
grefs.
The Marquis fet off this day with his fuite for
Paris► where he will be introduced to the Filar
Cowsus., and affift at the fete on the 9th, after
which he will proceed to Amiens ; but not till the
other members of the Diplomatic corps are ready
to meet him there.

It is thought the betties tltere will not take up
much time, as the different objets are already un-
der difeuffion between our Mini(ler: and the French
Government, through the medium of M. Orro ;
and that little elfe will remain to be done but to
fuit the forms of dirlomacy to the changes that
have taken place. It is pottble, however, that in
this opinion politicians may be a little Ihort•fight-
ed.—Where fo many intereas are concerned, new
quarrels arc poffible.
Marquis CORII WA Litt refuted every application
for leave to accompany him, and takes with him
only Lord BROWS, Colonel Ltrrcr HALES, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Nicitrinoect, and Mr. Mooev,
bcf4lLs a very numerous Suite of Upper Servants,
Scc. and two King's Meffengers. Lord Pstiotte
has alto refifled many eptitna4.4u for paffport, to
France, but it was found ceceitary, to avoid the

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'inconveniencing which were forefeet, of permit]
perfons to go to France before fome ckfiniiire
rangements were concluded.
Every proceeding that relates to tl-e ey;fien,
assibilation of any of the German States, is of
political moment ; for though the conftquo,
cannot at prefent be appreciated, they will hay
wonderful influence on the future Rate of Euroi

which feems to be undergoing a moil import
change—From the prevalence of Democr..cy
--but from that of/Wit:axing ; begun for the rro
purpbfe of maintaining Religion, Order, and G
Oevernment. It !ball therefore be our endeavr
as it has always been, to procure, for the intuit'
tiort of our political readers, and as materials
future hiflorians, authentic copies of all St qt.
pens, efpecially fuch as relate direetly or indiral
to the fubjelt to which we have alluded. T

private =Aver of the Catheral Chapter of M 1

(ter, to the Note of the Prullian Knitter, giver
a preceeling column and not before publithed, ti
help to complete the feries of papers relating
Cologne, which we bare already given.

Their Mails,.lrs and the. PLINCESSES 1,1
Prayers read to them yellerday at Kew PA
the Rev. Dr. Da 141INIERO.
This being the anniverfary of the birth Yf
Royal Highnefs the Dux; of KrNr, their Ms;
TISS' fourth fon, who entered into the thirty.'
year of his age, the ftoratt. FAMILY received
compliments of the Nobility on the occaGon.
Mr. DUNDAS arrived in town from Scot zd
Saturday:

SIT SIDNEY SMITH 16 On his palTa'e home fret
Egypt, with the naval difpatches fiom Vice A(
mlTal Lor4 KEITH.
Orders have been fcnt to Egypt for the imrs
diate return of Colonel Wasssissy; with the 11
dian trabps, to India. 'They are to proceed to Tc
lieherry, orderto cooperate with the army
Colonel'Sva Px va sox againft the Catiote Raja
Who continues to make fuceefsful warfare on tl

frontiers of the Wynaad country, into which'..
makes frequent incurfsons, marking his progr.
with ate rixoft wanton excefres.
The Duke de CNOISIVL has received pertniili
from the Pim Count. to return to Paris.
applied astray far ltbert7 to go to fee bis ag
mother, when BONA PAirrl returned for ',atm th.,
he thould erafe his name milt a.)e lift of Emigra
The csi tar CONSUL. dirphkil a very liberal a
generous fpirit towards.everyper.fces Ishofe ipl
cation toilful is frank and explicit. •
The following is a copy of the notice given
Mr. Nalii.ano, at the Suxt Exchange, on S-
W:I:lay : • '
Bask. 31k OA. dot.
The Governor and Deputy* 'Governor lir
this morning received information, that the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer intends to propofe to Par
/lament to fund the under-mentioned Exchtqu
Billi outfianding, to the amount of about eight an•
II half Millions • and he- *fires fuch preparntr ,
rneafures may be taken as have been ufnal in f
mer cafes, which the Governor and Deputy C.
vernor of the Bank fuppofe to be; that a Coln
mittee of the Holders of Paid Exchequer E 4.1
Mould be formed, to treat with tht ChanreliA
of the Exchequer on the wrists at which the Exa:
quer Bills (hall be funded.
The Exchequer Bills ailed by virtne of the A:4
undermentioned, are propofed to be funded
By Virtue of in Aet 39 sod so Geo. 3, Regis, for r-'1
3.,L00,c00. towpids the fupply by Loans or Exchequer MIX
BY Virtue of an At 39 and so Geo. 3, Regii, cap tot, or
raicutg a further f,sm of money towards the !apply, 50r017.:.:,
by Lou,a at Exchequer
By virtue of an Aet qu'sd. prime, Geo. 3, Regis, esp.!' , tar
minas the !um of as:mood fur the ages and Flurries dime
mentioned.
By virtue of an Ad quad. primo Geo. 3, Regis, cap.Bl,
railing 6,5e0,0n0i. towards the fupply dram act, by Loans or
Eielsequer Bills, foe the fervice (*Ores Britain. '

STOC IC•E X CH •1112 COlDlPittec for Gcne-
ral Purpofes have had a meeting to take into co.
fidersition the evils miring from freely' re-adruir
Perrone who have failed, and not given geneil
fatisfaaion as to their honelly, but who have been
allowed topay a dividend—not to have their nairts
put on the black board—which dividend has boa
accepted by their creditors, who were anxious to
1, rave what they could from the wreck !" The
Broker who was fuppofed to be left in the lurch by
a noble Earl, had yy,oool. to pay, and only
to receive in the hook ; he propofed to make up
the 3,0001. equal to Ss. in the pound, 'which re-
quired 19,7y01. So large a turn the creditors could
not refift, efpecially as 80001. was due to one bro.
ker. They accordingly accepted the offer; bet
the Dock refufed either to give up his books or hit
principals. The Committee have determined th.d.
in future, no defaulter, who, on his examination,
cannot or will not give a fatisfaaory account, than
ever be re-admitted into the Stock Exchange. al-
though his creditors may have accepted a dividend.
Another fpeciea of evil came likewife before them,
which was private climber', who, though not able
to pay the full amount of their differences, callA
together a meeting of their creditors, and made
them an offer of a part, provided they had not their
names declared. By their names being concealed
their infolvency was not known, and perfons dealt
with them, as ufual, without a chance of being
paid. To remedy this in future, the Committee
have come to a refolution, declaring that all cre-
ditors who compromife without letting the honk
know it (on being deteaed) (hall be declared un-
wo• thy of the future confidence of the honk as
much as the perfon who has failed.
If the Stock Exchange Coffer defaulters Lore
differences are great to be re-admitted on their
making a dividend. a ithout either producing their
original books or giving up their princiris, there
is a wide field for villainy ; and great caution
fhould be olsferved in admitting cepa of die books.
a. a premeditated robbery may be planned, and
books kept perpofely to be laid before the Com-
mittee.

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PRINCE or
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MAILS THIS DAL—WIND S. S. H.
Outran.
o Hambergb, •
s Dublin, Ott 21,29,
g Waterford, be. IS,
2 Doonaghadee,•o4l 29,
• Liibon, 00.12,
Ysit woo tu; Nov. t.--Sailed for CUxhayen, the
PRINCE or Witte packet, LINES mailer, with the
mails for Haitibiirgb and Bremen of the 29th ult.
The baggage belonging to his Serene Highnefs the
Sreor Houma', arrived here, and has been !hipped
on board the DIAll• packet; Captain STEWART,
for Cuthaven the Prince and foite are expelled
to arrive to-morrow evening, of Tuefday Morning
Carly.
The foUotting is a lift of (hips in the koads, Via.
niiseins, Admiral Dickfon; Manor* Admiral' Gram ;
gt, Alban's, Ireallftable, Veteran, Standard, Polyphemus, AU,
Roby, Afbleante, Rationale, Agamemnon, and Printers of
Oreogc,of Moline; Roam, Serpitice, digit es ; Plfades, Lybt
Ranger, and Favourite, Snort Hart, Hairy, Zephyr, Nar-
aus, Cobol% Crutiere blade, Klic, sod grpiweil? brig' ;
pbook and Speculator, Lenora; Am, armed Sap; &Meer,'
ran-brig; DlUgence, Mewls, Hatard, Courier, Sod Libeny,
tutu&
Fesnonin; Ocr. 3r.—Lail night arrived the
KING Grotos liacket, Captain Batt, from Lit:
bon in t 6 days i (be failed from henee on the sad
nf September, and arrived at Likon on tile ad intl.
where the found the Perms:. floop of war, which
failed on a cruise on the eth : on the 9th intl. the
Plumose frigate arrived there from Gibraltar;
and on the following day his MaJeilYs (sip Ven-1
ueib, Ihom a cruises the packet failed for Eng- •
land on the 13th ink and on the 29th Ike fpoke
his Weft?' (hip &Drama, having tinder her
convoy about to fail, of homeward bound Eall to •
diamen. Tice Hamm:ma Packet, Capt. Gaeir,
had arrived (We at Lilts= three days prior to the
failing of this Packet; and the former was expec-
ted to fail again about the tBth ink The paffen-
gers are Colonel Nsiii.Usi Mrs. Toiti an, Mifs
BEARDS, Mr. Nkeliton, Mr: VIZI*, Mt. Houk
TOX, Mr. Anima, &c.—Put in here this morn.
ing in dillies, the Ametican brig William, Capt.
laden with Olt, froni Liverpool ; and the
LOOM hired armed brig, Lieutenant &cos, with
troluntier leant= fot the Beet fiCan Londonderry,
having loft her main-inaft. Pallid this port for
London,' the Ainerican Robeit, Captain WIL
Lisa; with flour, from Baltimore: Sailed his
Majetty's fhip Innottrasivii of 36 guns, Captain
Hormel*, on a cruise; and his Majefly's brig Ra-
vin, Captain Savannas, foi Plymouth.—Wind
S. S. W.
PLYEIOOTK, OCT. 3 :..-Came in froth the Coalt
of France, hisMajefy'sfbipsAculssas, of fa guns,
Capt. Busse& ; Coulaatux, of 74, Soriiiee'r ;
NAIAD, 0(38, WIIIIMS0111; TlErrow, of 32, FITR-
WEALD ; and the &WV, of tB, DAEMWOOD.QZ.
On the loth inn. the NAIAD, in a violent gale of
wind, got ailtore near Rochfort, where (he received
much damage in her bottom : the French people'
on the fhore afforded them every necelfarY
ance, notwithilanding the time allowed for mak-
ing
caputres was unexpired : the crew of the
NAIAD knew nothing of die Peace, until the French
people informed them of it ; and the foriner, as
loon as the (hip Boated, communicated the Intelli.
gence to the fquadron under the command of Sit
EDWARD Pti.sztv, then cruising near Rochfort :
this fquadron experienced much dill:refs in the fame
gale that drove the Naiao afliore, and had great
difficulty to efcape (haring her fate.—Came in with
naval &ores for this port, the Lively, Capt. Ro-
and.Spring, Capt. Dui nets, from Feted-
burgh; Ardent, Capt. T 11014,1014 from Arch-
angel; Theodofia, Capt. Baas, from Dantsick
the Lord Nelfon, Capt. Puts, from Riga.—Catne
in the INDUATIOARLI, of 38 guns, from the
Channel Fleet; the left this morning 14 fail of the
line of the Fleet, 'leering for Torbay.—eime ib
the Eagle, Excite cutter, from a cruise, and
brought in the ExpeCtation, Smuggling cutter, of
Lo e, laden with 450 cafksof fpirits from Guernfey.

not.

Poersatoutor, ovi t.—. Arrived tie STING
fchoonerfrotn the Weft Indies—Sailed the Escoat
floopon a cruise.--,Ydlerday arrived the Unity, (a
collier,) Capt. RICHARDSON ; alto the Maar and
CHARS OTT' vietuallera—Saild three cartels with
Fr.nch prifoners for France.—Carne into harbour
hi, Majefly's gun-brig the Cis:vas.

perrn: Nierrkji INS
MAILS THIS DAI
iativaa.
o Hambergb,
reyer •
s Dublin, Ott 21,2 g
is of in Waurford, bet. at
oficiu;i 2 Dassnaihasitc,•o4l
will
I Ulm, 00.12.
ha
Ell7O YAR1401A11; Nov. t.
iinPoi: FRISCH or Wilted packet.
:racy mails for Hainbiirgh and
theerp The baggage belonging to
and G. STASTHOLDER; arrived het
'ndeavo en board the DIAll• pad
e infor for Cuxhaven: the Prince
`serials to arrive to-morrow
State ; /aril%
The foUosting is a lift cb
led. Imsbeins, Admiral Dkkton;
r of M, se. Alban's, Irreilltable, Vetrout
T, girt, Roby, Afriltante, Rateable, A
. °mama Moline; Rolm, Burps
Ranser, and Favostits, amp;
:Wing Citrus, Came, JaouG
nom and Speculator, Livia*
pun-brig; Diligence, Pbatoir, H
srs tutu& .
T
Palace FaLllollej OCT. 3r.—
Klee Grotes liacket, C
rth of ' bon io t 6 days i the failed
ar
of September, and arrived
aired where the found the Perlis
Gon. failed on a cruise on the y
viand frigate arrived
and on the following day)
owe fro. Guaiia, from a cruises tf
V ice A. land on the iyth ink and
his MajelYs (hip Esava
:he jinn.- convoy about to fail; of ho
th the I
ed Sc, T. diamen. The HARLIQ3II
allay • had arrived life at Lilbon
Re Raj. failing of ibis Packet; ant
IT on t ted to fail again abotat the
Whkh progT. gm are Colonel Namur,
8RA21121. Mr. Nkerkeii,
vow, Mr. Alward, &c.—
Iris. . ing in ditties, the Ametic
bis ag laden with felt, fro
Ifwer r h.: LOSIII hired armed brig,:
gr:l
ier4
a: volunteer leant= /et the f
oft having loft her main-Ina&
London; the Anserican !hi;
given b Lisa, with flour, from
01 Majeffiria (hip Immotetaiii
A. HoTmAil, bn a cruise; an
I
nor hr. via, Captain Savavnas,
he Chan B. 8. W.
fe to Par PLYMOUTH. OCT.
ICllcple
of France, hisMajefly's ihiy
eight an •
Ipalat IT Capt. BULLIR COURAGH
r
al in i NAIAD, of 38, WILRIMIIOII
putt' G. 43FIALD; and the Syere,
a Co On the loth inft. the NAIR
tier E.:.i
wind, got aillore near Rod]
le Esc;.: much damage in her botts
on the Store afforded thee
the ante, notwithilanding the
ing captures was unexpi
for r .'•;
urr faun. NAIAD knew nothing of the
P. 104. peopit informed them of i
into
foon as the kip Boated, co
110,, gence to the fquadron and
Ins Off .1
EDWARD Px;.extv, then ct
2P. !.' this fquadron experienced e
f
gale that drove the NAIAD
nr Ccllt• difficulty to efcape (baring
into c, naval Mores for this port,
sums, and. Spring, Capt
ave be,n burgh ; Ardent, Capt. T
it nan :s angel ; Theodofia, Capt.
Sat b,sa the Lord Nelfon, Capt. Pt.
'cm: to in
the aNDIFATICIARLI,
!" The
lurch' by Channel Fleet ; the left th
r line of the Fleet, 'leering