Star.
London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Coe. for money 6141—Ditto, for an. 61R.—for Feb. 6144.
Reduced 6off.
Dueum. Jaironar per Cent. Got. 8914,
Eschangt ont London, 46. "

The report has been in circulation fume time that
f..lhfidiary treaties with Edna and Sweden . are in
g-cat forwardnefs, and it i• Rated that the cubfidies
Will Amount to no lets than five millions per annum.
In return, Roma, it is Paid, ilipulates to bring into
the field an army of toomoo men, to be..e:nployed
againfl France in any way mot effeetiikl. • The Em-
peror of Germany and the. King ,of Pruffia have
been invited on-very advantageous teems to accede
to the confederacy, but hitherto without effce.

A Mail fronil.ilbon arrived yellerday, which was
landed at Milford on Tuefday evening from on board
the Qecn Charlotte lugger. The letters by this con-
veyance are dated the ad intl. at which time the
Diana and Prince of Wales packets remained in the
Tagus repairing the damage they had fullained in a

heavy gate of wind on the (Bth nlr. off Cape Finitterre.
They were expefted to be ready to fail about the 6th
inn. The intelligence brought by the Queen Char-
lotte fit, as far its relates to the fituation of Portugal,
of very little importance; bat Come private letters
from Spain Rate that the people are very much difFa-
tisfied with the conduit of their Government, and
that the Patacs of Placa becomes every day more
obnoxious, not only to the multitude, but to the
Nobility, who confider him as the ferrite agent of
BONAPART a in Spain.
One of there communications Gates, that the
Prin. e of AITIMIAII, aided by the old Callihan No.
bits, has determined to oppore the baleful influence
of the Patties Placa in the State ; and that the
latter, being of courfe fopported by the French in-
terell, had determined to make a grand Rand againG
his Royal Highnefs.
The lag letters from Gibraltar ire of the t 7th ult.
They do not mention a word of the town having
been burnt down in order to cut off the contagion;
on the contrary, it is pofitively Rated, that the fever
had landed about the toth, and that the houfes
were under fumigation. For a week preceding that
time, the deaths were on an average two a day. A
meeting had taken place, at which it was agreed to
open the intercourfe with the (hipping on the IR of
January.

General Fox, and the tranfports with troops which
accompanied him, arrived in the Bay of Gibraltar
on the 7th ult. all well. It was the intention of the
new Governor to wait a few days, before he ordered
the troops to difembark.
A number of privateers are already fitting out at
Vigo, by the French and Spaniards. in order to an-
nay our trade in that quarter.

By accounts' received from off Brea, it appears
that there are twehtyfive (Ail of the line betides fri-
gates, now lying in that harbour, completely fitted
and ready for lea.

Yefierday morning died, at an advanced age, the
Right Hon. Joins MOORS, Lnrd Archbifhop of Can-
terbury. Primate of all England. a Lord of Trade
and Plantation, a Trace of the Britifh Mufeum, and
Vilitor of All-Souls and Merton Colleges, Oxford.
His Grace was nominated to the See of Bangor in
1774, and in April, 1783, was tranflated to the Ar-
chiepifcopal See of Canterbury.
This morning was married Aurnomv SCOTT, Efq.
of the New Inn, to Milk Heaters, of Barnßaple.
It was the Petition againft the Middlefer Eledion
of 1862, to which Lord MARSII•M alluded on Thurf-
day. The proceedings of a Commitee of the Com-
mons on this Petition had been reported from time
to tim: to the Houfe during left Seflion, and now
the Report to be confidered is that which embraces
the grand quettion of the behaviour of the Sheriffs
Cox and RAWLINS on that elefhon. The report of
the Committee is very Riling ugainll thole Gentle-
men ; and it would appear that Lord MARSHAM
willies the Houfe of Commons to take it into early
conlideration.
From our regard for the feelings of fuch unfor-
tunate perfons as may be imprifoned for debt, we
think it necefrary to corral a mitreprefentation re-
fpeeing the Bill brought in by Lord ELLINIOROUON
in the Houk of Lords. The Bill introduced by his
Lordfhip, was nor a Bill for the relief of Infolvent
Debtors ; or, as might be fuppofed, from the article
in which we allude, a new Infolvent Bill ; it was
limply a Bill to amend the Infolvent Aft, paffed lan
year, and thereby to facilitate the humane intentions
of ie LegiOature.
Policies have been opened in the City refpelling
the chances of war. Fifty guineas for one year,
thirty guineas for two years, twenty' guineas for
three year:, to receive one hundred pounds for each
funs, if the war continues longer than the periods
mentioned. This is direAly the-reverie of the (hut-
ment which a ppeared in a Morning paper of yeßerday.
,-,The popularity of the new Play of The ScLooffor
Reorrn continues to increafe ;—the bode was Tag
night crowded in every part at the riling. of the cur-
tam The performers having' acquired' that confi-
dence, which fuccefs and praraice can alon'e beßow,
flay with A fpirit and vigour which heighfcn:the
&matte effea of every incident, and impart force to
crc,y fencinsint.