Star.
London, England, 1802-11-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEM2FIt 4.

Kate WILLIAM s& spep....Heliday at the Pub& 0111aes.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. C.onf. 614—Ditto. for don, 68/—
Osmium 91, to diL
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Dank Stock do 331(tdtetili4.1Miss. 3s.4"renu
3 per C. Red. 67f 67
per C. Corti 63 67f Omnhirrt ot tordisf.
s per Cent 1797, 99it Conf. for Aee. 6 ai 67i 6$

We have received Paris Journals to the 3111
ult. inclufive. In one which has juft made its
appearance, intitled !be Arra. the following pa-
ragraph is given :
_

" Paris, soth Ottober, 4 o'clock in the Morning.

" It is with the higheft fatisfailion we (lop the
Preis to (late, that we have received intelligence,
from the fir( Authority, that all the differences be-
tween the two Governments relative to Malta have
been amicably adjußed. Auftria and Pruffia are
become the guarantee of that ifland, at the re-
quell of the French and Britins Governments.
The Grand Maßer Prince Rl's rot., is to proceed
immediately to take upon himfelf the command
of the Order."

The above being given from thefri authority,"
we naturally mated to find fome confirmation
of it in the Abater of the 3 til ; but our fearch
proved fruitlefs. We find in it hardly any thing
but details recpeeing the fixteenth fitting of the
extraordinary Deputation of the Empire, the re.
fult of which has already been laid before our
Readers, as has alfo the fubftance of the bufinefs
of the feventeenth fitting. We muft therefore
fafpend for the prefent our belief in the flatement,
'that all the tryfereacts kte the tow Goutrustenu
refpeaing Malta, have been adju(led. We
may, however, obferve, in palling, that this is the
fir( inftance we have yet met with, in any of the
Paris papers. of an admiffion that differences exift-
ed refpeEtiarg Malta. On the contrary, they have
uniformly charged the London prints with fabr:.
cating the faa!

The ifessiteur Rates alto that the FIRST CossoL,
accompanied by Madame BONAPARTE, paid a vifit
on the zsth ult. to the College of Saint Cyr, where
he remained five hours to examine the progrefs
made by the pupils of that (culinary.
44 A large party of friends of the Gallant and
Patriotic General Koscursßol dined on Thurfday
WI at the Hamean Ohafitilly to celebrate his birth
day. The dinner was very fumptous and attend-
ed by upwards of one hundred perfons, among
whom were the American !Collier, M. Livtwo-
even i ; M. Sunman, the American Conful ;
General La FATNTTS, Genetxl Kosetnsao ;
Citizen Monne, Senator ; %RUIN, Counfellor
of State ; M. Jost. Baa Low, and his Lady ; M.
FULTON and Major Jonsson, an Englitb Officer.
—What a glorious fight to the friends of Liberty
to fee the two Heroes who have fought under the
banners of the immortal WASHINGTON, for the
caufe of Freedom in the New and Old World.—
Several pieces of Morn were played after dinner,
and the company did not retire till twelve o'clock"
—The dips.

The above are the only articles worthy of notice
in the Journals that have reached us.

Private letters Rate that General Asnasosst fet
out on the sal for England. He may therefore
be looked for hourly.
Lord WRITWORTII is preparing to leave town
for France. His Lordthip will be attended, betides
his Secretary of Embalfy, by Mars. SCOTT and
IWII7/111, two of his Majeßy's Meffengers.

Yeflerday the Kum came to town from Wind.
fat, and held a Levee at &. James's Palace, which
was attended by his Grace the Archbifbop of Caw-
ratios'', his Excellency M. Ors°, the Fort ion
Mistaken, the CIiAIICILLOIL of the Excmsoyaa,
the Secretaries of State for the War and Home
Departments, and the following Noblemen, and
Gentlemen :
The tea Hop the Lewd Clumeellor. Lad Chid hake
fillestbereogh. Sir Wet. Suet, and the MAW Oat lune.
His Gym the Duke of Pardatei

IlairdEaria—Caltlasser, Mammy. Cs/Ls, Maardsid, and
reA.
ViCeonatt—Hasd, St -pro,* sad Nathan..
birds—Cathcart, L. Gower, Gwydir, C. Somerfet, sod
Tarbor ousb.
Dedore—Sertsa, Latterwortb. aad Robisfas.
tal=_Lentlis (Hammer= ktiaifter), sad Ueda 1.
Porlosa, Huge, Ewalt, Sir A. Clarks, Rote,
and Campbell._

CA -neis.—Howari and Macleod.
Captains—Sir thlisey Smith and litopeo-d.
Sire—.P. Howe, W. Bellinghlun,ll Yonge, and S. Cottrell,
Clerk 0 the C.oeneii.
The Inisht Hon. 'W. Windham, Hon. P. Bend, and Hon.
Mr Ansley.
Mars. Villiers, Pram" Masesll, Elliot, Wallin, Moody,
Cm, and the Lord Wye* elLoodun.
The prefentations to his MAJISTT were--
The Itev.Ur.BArrom (who had the koncert° kits the King's
band en being ac pointed Prebend d the See of Camatury)
by We Grace the Arebbinse, of Canterbury
But Macearnev. at his snivel hem Irelend.
Sir G so, YOU', on hie mini front the Carol Chwilnope
li el Liam CoPeel ST se "Leßow, of as ad 'commit arise
lir Lord CAtheast, se his
Ti. Pita Berra, W WIZ oad Gwyar, an Me
want tram hi. ww•ls.
After the Levee, the Hewn held a Council,
when the Common Serkant (in the abfenee of
Mr. Recorder) laid Wont his hhissett the Rs.
roll of the sa Coati& soda fent/ace of death
in Newgate, far which lbs the lea SIM.
After the Council, doe gabino
eAlesee et hairthilit, wi-

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