Star.
London, England, 1801-02-27 00:00:00

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK ;
Confab 5:4 56--for April 56!.
Raced 56,3-4 per Cent. 75:1-5 per C. p0i....
New 5 per C. 9lll.—.oinnium 1*::1 prem..
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 fer. C Red. 56114 Long Ann. 17 5-161
per C.CooLss*s6 Imp. Ann. to 13.16
4 per Cent.Conf.7.ti 76 7541 kith 5 per Cent. 88 87i
4 per C. Navy 9r.11 Ditto Ann. Deb. 72}
5 per C. Loyalty 91111 Omnium Ij z prem.
ConC for April 56E1.

BULLETIN OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH.
" </IMES'S HOUSE, FEB. 27, Mi.
44 His MAJESTY'S fever continues, but without
any increafe. (Ssicncd) "T. GISSORNE.

" J. R. REYNOLDS."
His MAJESTY experienced a good night: the
Phyficians fat up till a late hour.
We underfiand that if no change for the better
takes place in his MAJESTY'S health before Mon.
day, the advice of Parliament will that day be re-
quefted on the prefent critical fituation of public
affairs.

The Duke of BEDFORD Lord HOLLAND,' and
Mr. Fox, breakfafted on Wednefday with the Duke
of 1)- VON* eI RE, at his Grace's houfe in Piccadilly.
That pNrt of the old Adminilirstion which had
Irt a'tually delivered up their Seals of Office, al-
though they had announced their refignations,have
...zfumed their former fundions. Lord LOOOH-
Elltol/0 who had taken leave of the Court of
Chancery, fat again yefterday as Lord Chancellor.
Mr. PERCIVAL, on receiving the appointment of
Solicitor General, reigned (according to the li-
beral etiquette of the proftffion) his fituations
ceder the different public boards. Mr. Jeer's,
nephew to Lord Sr. VINCENT has, weunderftand,
been appointed Counted to the Admiralty.
The following is an account of the amount of
duties on Britifix and Foreign Spirits impeded be-
fore 1792, paid into the Exchequer in the years
ending January 5, 'Soo, and January 5, 1801,
diffingnifhing each year.
Brom Spirits. Purer Spirits. Total of both.
igoo. 7118,454 0 0 ,0•904,158 0 o £.1,632,612 0 0
'sot. 603,191 0 0 917.95 0 0 1430,7811 o
The laft Paris Papers informs us—that AIDAL.
LAN MENOU having been made Governer General
of Egypt, the command of the army had been
riven to General REIGN int, a man of great mi.l
thary talents, who was Chief of the Staff under
blcotrao in 1796, before and during the famous
tetteat through Bavaria.
The Vice Chancellor of Cambridge has appoint-
ed the following fubjeds for Sir 14/m. &lowa's
prizes this year, namely, for the Odes, Aftlea Pri-
m:raj:Mar J and for the Epigrams, urge caPorz.
The Countefs of Sr. Vnicsnr, Lord MI LSI NU-
TON; Lady CLOW RROOR' and Admiral Coeur's,
are among the laft arrivals at Bath.
The fame party of Ladies and Gentlemen who
a few weeks fince exerted their Theatrical talents
in fupport of the Soup Eftablifhment at Birming-
ham, repeated their benevolent efforts on Tuefday
evening, it favour of the General Hofpital of that
town, with the greateft fuccefs, upwards of 254.
having been received.
DEAF AND Duns.—This play has undergone
frame jndicious curtailments, particularly in the
two laft ads, which renders it altogether unex-
cvptionable.

" A Kentifh Clergyman's obfervations on the
price of provilions, with judicial means to prevent
the high pricc of Wheat, 'contains Come interefting
information, and cannot be too generally read.
A grand match of pizrea.frownig will take place
on Friday the 6th of March at Wrotham in Kent.
for too guineas a fide, by the Hon. T. W. Co-
-:raver and Roatssos the Cricketer, againfl
Nlr las (Sir J.TWIPDEN% keeper) and —Basiow,
F.N. The bets at prefent are two to one in favour
of Mr. COVENTRY and his partner.
The celebrated horfe Diamond arrived at Caine-
Hyde, the feat of Colonel HyDi, in the county of
Cork, on the 17th inft. He was two days and two
nightt.on his voyage from Holyhead to Dublin,
m very rough weather, notwithilanding which he
arrived in good condition.
On Wednefday evening, RICHARD VOAES,
!defier of the Commiffioners' Yacht, was unfortu-
nately drowned in Portfmouth harbour. He had
been to carry feveral people from his own velfel to
Common Ijtrd, and returning to the yacht, the
boat by Tome accident upfet.—He has left a wife
aid five children.
At a Court-Martial held onboard the PRINCESS
of oIIANOF Admiral Dicssoe's flag-Chip, 6 men
were triel for Mutiny, and all found guilty; three
qf them are to (offer death, and the other three to
receive from too to 300 lathes each.