Star.
London, England, 1802-12-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER ax.
Sr. TUOMAS'S IsT—H4lll4 at the Bank, and all the Public
Mess.
PRICE OP liTOCkS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Conf. for opg. 74
3 per Cent. Red. lit—Omnium 4 dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 1139 Imp. 3 per C. 70}
3 per Cent. Red. 71 nil Imp. Ann. t if
4 per Cent. 1 777 Nit Exeheq. Bills par. is. diE
Per C.Anu. 103{ iozif Omnium 31 4 31, dif.
Long Ann. soil Conf. for org. 731 72f 73f

We have received Paris journals to the 18th.

Letters from the Hague (late that the Dutch
Government is very much diffatibfied with the vio-
lation of faith which the French Government dif-
covers in obliging them to keep a confiderable num
ber of French troops in their pay. They have refac-
ed to acknowledge General MONTLICHARD as the
Commander, and have determined to difcontinue
the paying of the French troops in their territories
after the prefent month. We cannot fay what credit
is due to this fiatement. It is believed, however,
that the Dutch Government will be obliged to fub-
mit to the will of the FIRST Colts ut., who, it is
probable, will not fuffer his meafures to be fo pub.
licly refitted.
A Declaration has been made by the Sub-Dele-
gate of Bohemia, to the Deputation of the Em-
pire, in the name of the EMFIROR, in which his
Imperial Majefty reprefents the neceffity of infert-
ing a Claufe in the Definitive. Conchilim, for •the
purpore of making provifion for the changes which
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pending ht Paris betvree* Auftria intiso;titiLe. His
Imperial Majefly again propoles that the lilefloral
Dignity fhonld be conferred on the Grand Duke
of TyscaNY and the Grand Mailer of the Teutonic
Order, and aim that a certain number of pew
Catholic Votesfliould be admitted into the College
of Princes, in order to preferve an equilibrium
.and due proportion between the two Religions.—
There does not appear much probability that there
requells will be acceded to, particularly the latter,
as it has evidently been the policy of France to
give a decided preponderance _to the Proteilant
interefl in Germany. It f:ems from this declara-
tion, that the indemnities of the GRAND Dug!.
of TUSCANY have not yet been finally agreed upon
between Aullria and France. It is certain that
nothing has yet tranfpired with any degree of
authenticity as to the territories which are to-com-
pote thofe indemnities: After the reading of the
Jeclaration, the Sub-Delegates prefent refereed
their votes upon it until the next Sitting of the
Deputation.

The diambances in the Grirons are flitted to be
appealed. General SERR ss has caufeci to be ar-
retied the p: incipal promoters of thole ditlurb
ances, and has impofed a contribution of forty-
eight thoufind livres upon the Communes and in
dividuals who were chiefly concerned in them.

The labours of the Swifs Confolta have not
commenced, the Delega...es of the (li:7 :rent Can•
tons not having )et arrived at Paris, but the
whole were expckled to offerable in a few days.

CAnnt WORMIZOW, AnThaffeidnr from. the Conrt
of Rnfi a, landed at Dover from yefterday
afternoon, and is cipe&ed in town this evening,

The Earl and Cnuntefs of YARritouTH have ar
rived at Paris, (Lnd intend, as is laid, to fpeiLl the
winter there.

Wednefday the Duke of ORLEANS, and the Ea,l
of MOIRA, arrived at Edinburgh.

On the 29. h. uIt..M.VoN EHRENIIFIM, the Royal
Prefident at Stockholm, gave a grand Dinner to
Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, at which many
of the Nobility of Sweden, and the Foreign Mini-
fters, were prefent. On the [lt intlant his Royal
Highnels was to be prefent at an elegant fete,
given by Count VON \VACHTMEI.,TER.
CHARLES MOORE, Efq. of Lambeth Palace, is
eluted M. P. for Heytefbury, in the room of the
SPEAKER, who has made his Eke" ion for Wood flock.
ROBERT HALDALE BRADSH•W. Eft]. IS elthed M.
P. for Brackley, in the. room of SAMUF.L HAYNES,
Efq.;' and JOHN KINGSTON, Efq. for Lymington,
in the room of Major General HARRY BURRARD I
Mr. HAYNFS and GOteral BURRARD having va
cated their feats, by accepting Stewardfhips of the
King's Manors, &c. .
THE DUCHESS OF YORK'S CONCERT.—The firft
great mufical party at Bath, by the Duchefsof YORK,
was given on Friday evening hill. The whole fa-
, fhion of the place was prefent. It was aided by Sig-
nor RAUZZINI and Mifs PARKE. The mufic com-
menced with a duet by Mifs PARKE and Mifs HO-
NOR GUBBINS. ROYEDINO., jun. fin's; feveral airs,
and accompanied himfelf on the Spann guitar :
he likewik fung feveral duets with her Royal
Nighnefs, who fins in the moil charming and
finithed ftyle having fludied mufic with peifeve-
rance and delight. Mils PARKE fang feveral airs
with much fweetnefs and taite. Both the Mies
Guatstris', and feveral other Ladies, alfo played
and fang. Colonel Tayr.oß played on the vio-
loncello in a very mafterly flyle. RAUZZINI pre-
tided at the piano-forte. The Duchefs
mented Mils PARKE in very flattering terns. Th!
concert commenced at nine, and concluded a'. a
few minutes after twelve o'clock. Every on
feemed delighted, and walled for a repetition of
their evening's amufement. The falcinatingan I
affable manners of her Royal Highncfs captiTate 1
the whole circle.

COUNT STAHREMBERG.—The fndden rxpulfion
of this Nobleman from Palk, by the fpectal order
of the FIRST CONSUL, having fince been confirmed,
we now flare the circumaances which are believed
to have occafioned lo fingular an event. When
the FIRST CONSUL commanded in Italy, a Imal
Publication, entitled Le Grand llomme, or fome-
thing ilmilar, appeared at Paris, containing
ltric-
tures on that General. This Publication was ano-
nymous, and never avowed. When the EmP F aoa
propofed fending an Ambaillidor at the Peace to
France, Count STAHREMBERG was fixed upon by
His IMPERIAL MAJESTY as a propel perfon, and
the Embaffy was accordingly propofed to him
The Count, with all deference to his Majefly'i;
command, hoPed for permdlion to decline it, fi om
an unfurmountable objeaton to the nature of the
French Government. It fhould feem, that the
FIRST CONSUL was informed of fuel' refufal, ani
the caufe of it ; which, added to the fufpicion h.t
already entertained of the Count being the autl o •
of the anonymous Pamphlet, rendered him an ob-
jed of diflike to the FIRST CONSUL.
The Count was returning to England, after
having vifited Vienna on his private affairs; he
took Paris in his way,band meaning only to Ray a
week, declined vifiting the FIRST CON sot. The
day after his
.arrival, Monf. de CoareTzu., the
Imperial Mindler, received a Note from Monf.
TALLEYRAND, informing him, that it was the FIRST
CONSUL'S order, that Count STAHL Matto fhOUltl
quit the French Territory in twenty four hours.
Monf. Coaetcrzet in vain reprefented to Monf.
TALLEYRANS, the injuflice of fuch proceedings,
offering to be himfelf refponfible, that Count
Sra.Haa!seto fbould anfwer any. aanfation
agamft him in the moil fatisfadory manner. All
that could be obtained from the Minitter was, that
the Fiksr CONSUL gave no realms for kit conduti to
any one, and that the Count had only to obey the
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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCfi.

MUSSELBURGH, DECEMBER ‘7.

During the gale of Taft night, about hide o'clock, a Rating
boat belonging to liflterrcr.v came on lb )re upon the rocks at
Dudinglion Pans; about a mile welt of I interrow hArbodr ;
there is every reafon to think a!1 the crew (live in. number) pc-
Med, though none of their bodies 'raw 11-len found. One or the
clew has left a wife and fix chi,drc.n. The bat is dallied to
i.icees; part of the !Ming tackle and clothes of the crew have
heen fou.!cl ablong the rocks. It is fupplfed the crew miftook
the •height of Dudingfton Pans for Pinkie Pans, and f n the
,oat a fhore, expeeting to Inca a Lindy Leach. The cables
ofed by our fifhermen are molt exc: Hem fen h ats, and there
'ias not been one loft for many years A brig with grain for
Fifherrow is alto on fhore off the harboor ; the crew are fife,
but the cargo rn ufthe much damaged. if:lw I o f,as the fra makes
over C.e veffel at Rood tides. It Lid the i, from Lynn.