Star.
London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JANUARY z 6.

PRICE AF fiTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK!
Conflifs, 67i ex. div.—aitto, fur opg.
Reduced 6111, 4-4 }WI' Cent. 35—01 d s per Cent. 98199--
News per 1'ent.98,6" 99—Leng Ann. 19 is-id 2u.
FiICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock iS9i :.n:+; nun. a 9 Ig-a6
3 per Cent: Red. 63 I ingr. 3 per Cent 671-1
3 per C.Conf. 67i j Imp..tnn. tae 3-i6
4 per Cent. 84i S. I.:sang. Bills aO-4. prem.
5 per Cent. Ann. 97/ 98: 92 Enslifn Tickets 161. t Is.
SPIT C 1797 98.: 99 Conf. for opg. 69i

This morning Mr. DressiNGs, the Mefreage-,
arrived at the. Secretary of State's Office, wit's
dispatches from Marquis COR t s, at Amienc.
Mr. Mooitc, the Marquis's private Secretai v, is
expdled to arrive in the, courfe of pert week,
with a copy of the Definitive Treaty of Peace;
at lean, filch is die report at the 'rrcaftiry.

This day we received Paris journals to the I zth •
inclufive. Such of their contents as defcrve
any notice are given under tl:c proper head.
Tiers arid; 54 fr. Go c.

Ye(lerday morning, at nine o'clock, the yellow

flag, the fignal for execution of fome of the muti-
neers, wa; hoifted on board th TtIetRAIRE, at
Spithead, and by a few mi4ittes after ten, the boats
from the different (hips were all airembled round
the FOLMIDAZLE, the Tatitanips, and the YEN.:
°RANCE, the petrels appointed fcr the awful fcene.
At a quarter before eleven o'clack, Chefferznam
Fitzgerald, Collins, Mayfield, Ward, and Hillier
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appeared on the quarter decks of the above vefrels.
viz. four of them in the TEMERAIRE, one in the
FOIttIIDABLEi and one in the VENGEANCE. There
trelreiS lay alma dole together. After a few mi-
nutes (pent in prayer, about I t o'clock the fignal
Was g;vep by the firiqg of a gun, when they were
launched into eternity.
They all behaved with the greatelt fortitude.
Chcfterman folicited the favour of a glafs of wine,
which he drank with great compofure.
In confequence of an order received on Wed.;
nefday from the Admiralty, by the Commander
in Chief at Portfinouth; a Court-Martial Was held
r n Thurfday morning, on board his Majefty's
fhip GLADIATOR, to try .Wm. Allen, gdward Tay.
lor, (t 11), George Cummin, George piapui,
James Riley, and Thomas Sinnnondse gamen;
belonging to his Majefty's fhip TEMERAIIta,
charges of mutiny, &c. firpilar to thole exhThited
againa the other prifoners. The Members of r. 1.1.!
Court were the futile as-on. that occafion, except
that the Hon. Captain Ds Cooacr Was the junior
Member, inlicad of Captain Gouttu

• The profecution uas doled on the fame after•
noon, when the Court adjour,red tilnralf pall tea

this morning.
An exprefs reached Sheernefs on ThbrfdaT
mulling, from the Admiralty, and was immedis
ately forwarded to his Majefty's chip ArtnENT,
lying at the Nore, for the execution of Jacob
Godfrey, a feaman, fentenced a few days ago,
by a Court-martial, for mutiny on board Lit
iciajefly's late bomb 'ketch l'AtsssAtst. Boats
from the different (hips of war attended about to
o'clock,.and the gun being fired, as the fignal for
execution, he was launched into eternity. After
hanging the tifual time, his body was fent on board
the SrAvtcEle hofpital fbip, for interment.
The fol7ooring notice, addreffed to Commiffionez
COFFIN, was (tuck up yeflerday morning at the
entrance of the Sheernefs Dock-Yard :.
Sra, Navy-Office, Dec. 30, ram,

In purfuance of the direEtions of the Right
Hon. the Lords Commiflloners of the Admiralty,
fignificd in Mr. MaRSDEN'S letter of the 28th in;
(Lint, we defire you will not allow any feaman
or marine, landing at 'the Dock Yard, to pars
the gates, or to enter the Yard from without.
We are, Sir, your humble fervants,

A. S. HAMMOND. .
H. DUNCAN,
j. HENSLOW.

The Brigade of Guards will be muttered in St.
James's-Park, on the 23d inn. and int-m*o by
dr! Commander in Chief. _ _

Lord ViCCOUTIt FALKLAND, Commander of his
Majelty's (loop Busy, is roturned from the Welty
Indies, in confequence of ill health.
Lord Ki.NsiNcrom has been chofen a Reprecen;
tative in Parliament for the Borough of Haverl
fordweft, in the room of his late Father. His
Lordthip is a Colonel in the Army, and has
been fome time ferving at Gibraltar, but is now
on his paff4ge home, to enjoy his new title and
ettatts..

The account of the d.ath of Lord CLARE, which
was copied from a morning. payer of Thurfday
into all the evening papers, is contradifted.
We are happy to hear that Mrs. DAVISON of Stl
James's Square, is daily. recovering from her late
fevere accident.
Lord and Lady PELII•I4, Lady AMELIA Pall
HAM, Lord Gime, Lord ABINGDON, the Milks
GAGE, Mifs BYRON, and all the gentry in the
neighbourhood, attended the late Concert for the
benefit of the Mailer of the Suffex Band.
New.REsiDENcks.—The Prince of CONDE iq
Welbeck-fireet; Lord Gxzwazavir, at Whitehall;
I LordtlennLaroa, in Park.flrect,Grofvenor.lquare ;
'Lord •Diziovi, Fitzroy-fquare ; Lady Bervrovi
anct Lady C. Jou biSTONt.;In Winvolc-Ilreet.

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