Star.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DkY AT ONE O'CLOCK :

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Confab sst f —for Acc..rt 7,.
5 per Cent. oti—Omnium 1 i prim.
PRICE OF 31 OCKS YES fIRDAY :
3 per Cert. Red. fltut lrip. 3 per C. tsif
3 per C. Conf. y 3.11 1 I Imp. Ann. so 13-04
4 per et nt. Coal: MA ludic Bonds as. dif.
1 per C. Navy9ol 911 Exchequer bills ts. a.
Loyalty Out Cunf. for April 534 i 4 I
Omni= fur Km 1; i }

We are exceedingly happy to announce, and
we have no doubt that all our Readers will cor-
dially participate in our feelings, that his NIA) lyres
indifpofition is now fo far abated, as to give great
reafon to hope that he will loon be rcitored to per-
felt health. The following is the Phylicians re-
port of this day :
" %nut's noon, 'MARCH 7.

" His MAJESTY'S fever is fo much abated as
" to give the fairea profped of his fpeedy re-
" covery. (Signed) "T.O I S DORN E.
" T. R. ar.vmosos."

In addition to the information which we gave
yeßerday refpeeling the taking of Batavia, we lay
before our Readers the following article copied
from the Dud& Evening Ni of the 3d infant, re-
ceived this morning :
Extratt of a letter from New York, dated Jan.
3r,t Ro t We have juft received intelligence, in
about three months from Calcutta, that the Bri-
tifh fquadron, with the aid of the I 2th regiinent,
had captured the Dutch fettlement of Batavia, in
the island of Java."

Yelicrday we flopped the profs to give a few
extrats from the French Journals, a reties of
which, up to the 3d inclulive, we received at a
late hour in the afternoon. The dcflination of Ad-
mind Gat: T HIACIPIR'S fquadron is now no longer
a fecret. He has entered the Mediterranean;
and, as he palled Gibraltar in the day time, Sir
ROBERT CALDER was no doubt Coon apprifed of
his definition ; and timilar intelligence would be
fpeedify tranfmitted to the different Rations of the
Britifh fhips of war. An official letter of Gas.
inlays% to the Minifter of the Marine, dated i
February to, off Cape de Gatti, on the coaft of
Spain between Malaga and Carthagena, the prin.
cipal heads of which we gave yefterday, and
which will he found at full length in this day's pa-
per, contains a circumstantial narrative of the
progrefs of the fleet front the time of its failing up
to the above date ; but the French government
mutt have received difpatches three days later, as
two paragraphs in the ilesiteir, which follow
GAISTMSRUMeS letter, bring the egOCeCdingi aid
the Beet dowa to the isth.

Admiral GANT r - , :7ftzr ftraaining a nieff
levcre !form, which 2.11-t..*: 4.Cperfed his feet,
had found ; then r gain. He
even experienccd faficefs, for he
has captured r f war—the Is-
C}YDIIKY, el I L Lid t...y G2.I.THE iUME 10
have lwen Sir J. WARE FN to dog them—
the SPR IC:I i'LN 1:!* 12 guns, coming home
wi7h difp.neh,:s fiiirn Lord KIIT3--and the St c-
ci se ig.,te i,f 32 guns, which was in the Medi.
iertiirean. '1 I:rench exaggerate the force of
thefe different It is not (latc.'. whctlic r ary
anion had taken previous to the capture of'
GAN rtil'At'Mr mentions, in his (r.7n way,
the anion between ,he Com coenr, Eng:ifh fr:ritc,
And the Britvolirc, Frehch, in which the later hill
1,2 men killed, and 24 wounded. There ;; a re-
port in the jin.2np! ,P 2 Commorr of :he 27th, that
GAN't if I.AUPI E had been chafed into Toulon, but
this is cxprefsly contradieted by 0:2'7,41)7ra! de De-
.filfirtrs, and appeared previous to the publication
of the official difpatch.
There feems no doubt that Egypt is the place of
GaNTHEAUML's deftination. The French Govern-
ment, however the.: may afk& fecurity, are not
quite at cafe refpceting the army there. They are
particularly ansiousleft,on thearrival of our forces.
divifion fhould arife, and the troops Ilipulate the
evacuation of the country for leave to return to
their homes, for which they figh. A curious letter
on• this fobjca, dated Conilantimple, the loth of -
February, we have extraded from the Moniteur. '

There arc feyeral letters from Spain refpeeng
the deigns of the Fre:kch Government aglinft Por-
tugal. Every effort is employed to bring the Court
of Madrid to confent to the meafures of the Con-
fulate. Some accounts fate that a Refolution to
declare war has actually been adopted: The French
army in the neighbourhood of Bourdeaux conti-
nuer to :amble. General Sr. CYR, by whom it
is to be commanded, has arrived there, with a
number of Officers.

Count CC ,EI T7E I. has arrived at Paris, but
without any diplomatic charaaer, whi h, indeed,
he could not have till the ratification of the Treaty.
Letters from Vienna of the 16th February, leave
no doubt that Tx v our is at 'aft wholly removed
from confid2nce as well as from place. He is go.
ing to live at Cracow.

The French Government has come to a refolm
tion to fund fume uutftanding debts of the years
5,6, and 7, amounting to about four millions
fte ding, at the rate of 3f per cent. A million of
livres of perpetual Annuities, at the rate of 5 per
cent. is to be created in exchange for what is called
the Deux Tifr: Mil:lips of the public Debt.
Thirty millions (of livres) of the tiers provilidra
is to be addA to the public debt idthe,fourfe of
the prefent year, at the rate of 5 per cent. To
the value of ISo millions (of lirres) of national
property, is to he difpofed of for the expence of
public instruction, and the fupport of invalids.
There is to he mired tao millions (livres) by the
falc of national property ; of this 20 millions for
the !aft to for the prefcnt year, the rest to go to
the finking fund for extingnifhing the national debt,
There financial operations, by throwing a new
weight on the funds, seem to have occafioned that
deprellion which has taken place. The litre cosi.
feßdis on the 2d March left off at s 6. They had
been 54 and 55.

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