Star.
London, England, 1802-02-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY it.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confols, for money, 69H—Ditto, for acc. 6spi
4 per Cent 864 f—New e Ccnt. tooi—Old 5 per C. zooid
Long Ann. 23 5-16
PRICE OF S'IOCKS Y ST ERD
3 per Cent. Red.694i i S:,ort Ann. ei
3 per C. Conf. 69 68i by 69 Imp. 3 per Cents 6-1
4 per Ccat. 864 Imp. Ann. z 2 5-16
5 per Cent. Ann. 991 T :73 Ir;th - pal* CZ•ntS. 911 te.is
5 per Cent. 1797 10011-1 I Engligi 'Pickets 161. 145.
Long Ann. 2of 5-16 I Conf. tor Acc. 691

Our contemporaries begin at length to confers
their conviaion of the truth of our flatements
refpe&ing the Definitive Treaty. We than not,
however, blame them for their former fcepticifm,
as we are convinced they aced from honett igno.
ranee, not having accefs to the fource from 1% hich
we derived our information—a fource which has
never yet milled us.
It will be leen by the Proceedings of the Houk.
of Commons, that Mr. ABBOTT was yellerday
Cleaed STEAMER, in the room of Sir JOHN MITFORD.
After the Gallery was cleared of Strangers, and
Mr. ABBOTT placed in the Chair, the Right Hon.
CHARLES YORKE rofe, and in a Ihort but elegant
fpeech, complimented him on the choice which the
Commons had made of him.

It is at length finally fettled that the Right Hon.
W. WICKHAM Iv) Secretary to Ireland.—
The Embaffy to Berlin is of courfe become vacant
by his appointment.

Yellerday, at one o'clock, the KING hcld a Levce
at St. Jame;'s Palace, which was attended by the
FOREIGN MINISTERS, the LORD CHANCELLoit, the
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCIIEQIER, and the fullow-
ing Noblemen and Gentlemen :
Dukee-mPortiand, ruct Roxburgh.

Marquiff:,.—Bute, S igo, Hartford, znd Sall(bury.

Earls—Balcasms, C.:udeti, Cat Las. Northamptfm, Chatham,
G3110%V.: y,Fortercue, '.'Crifin.stanloopc,COUrtown,Chelterfield,
Harrington, Weftmoreland, Aylesford, and EtTex.
Vircounta—.Howe, Stop Ord, Grimitone, Hood, and Dun-

swum.
Lords—Pelham, Hcbart, Whitworth, Caw Aar, Bolton, mi.
quiere, Gwydir, G!enberric, S tcfS ld, liawkcibum COW,
Part, &Murk Bayning, and itacit
o' Litchbeid and Corcitry ; Deans of Rocheiter and
St. David's, and Dr. Wilfon.
Sir T. Leonard, Sir J. Pulteney, Sir A. Clarke, Sir J. Duff, Sir
Mitlord, Sir J. Dorm,. sir G. Prefcm, Sir A. MackenTie, Sir
. Broughton, Sir W. Faweit, Sir IL Harding, Sir I'. Stephens,
Sir C. Peitge,and Sir J. Poole.
Generals—Balfour, Bertie, Lennox, Conftancc, rligh, and
Cm*.

Colonels--Dyke, Blaquiere, CA:memo, and feveral other Mi.
litary OfSeers.
Meffra.—Montane, Fgertnn, Machnzie, Finch, Hon. H.
Puky. Knox, Fawkner, Foftet, Smith, Ftanhopo, Luck, Baker,
Cholmondeky, Bragv, Abbot, and W. Dundas.
The Prefentations to his MAJESTY were,
Sir A. MACKENZIr, in the Hight-nA sCniform, on hi: ar
rival from Montreal, who received the honour of Knighthoeo.
Sir J. MtTroan, on h.ing gpprinted Lord Chancellor. of
Ireland, who is to be created a &son:
Mr. WICK mAx. Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, accom-
panied hint ;
Lord Itenratc BricTINCIC, Aide-de-Camp to Genera!
Menows ;

Mr. FITZG RAtD, Knight of Kerry, by Lord KeNMARI;
Sir G MACE. PR E SCOT, on fucceedina to the title, °lithe &-
utile of his father.
The Right Rev. the Dear of RAPROT, in Ireland, Mired
bands on his preferment ;
Counfcliar I.rcer and Mi. FIVCII, fen. were introduced by
Earl Ditit r wool ;
Sir T. LZONARD had the honmir to hi!: his Majek's hand.
on being knighted; he was introduced by his Grace the Duke
of PORTI AND;
Sir CnaisTornta Lance, by his uncle the Earl of DART.
'ROUTH ;

Captain GoLrot::c, on taking the command of the Woodlcy
Corps, by the CHANCELLOR Of the Excurgy Ea;
And Captain HERBERT, of the zit Life Guards, by thz Ear
Of HARRINGTON, on his promotion.
After the Levee. a Council was held, for nomi-
nating the Sheriffs for the Coniaies podponed,and
after the company had withdrAwn, his MAJESTY
returned to the (12eea's Houle.
Their MAJ ASTMS and the PKiNck SS F S lift night
honoured the Concert of Ancient Millie with their
pretence.

Licutenant•Colonel THOMAS BROWNRinc:, of the
3d foot, is appointed Deputy Q2arter-Matter.Gc
neral to the tUrces in Ireland, vice CIAWFORD, ap.
pointed Adjutant•Gcncral to the King's troops in

Thurfday to, the Rev. JOHN Smrrit, another
of the State prifoners -..!!•• were confined in Car.
tickfergus Calilt, was admitted to hail.
A private letterjult received from Bengal flaw-,
that our troops aging in the Carnatic have been
very fuccefsful in the Several actions with th,! Po-
lygars, inlbmuch brat they retreat whenever our
army approaches. The Signal advantages lately
obtained by Colonel IYHF e, and the total expulliou
of the Poly;zar of Vcerarzachr:e, as wall as the no-
torious Pelygar Panialum Coarchy, whllin the
I.,tots f‘curad and delivered over zo the army un-
cl-!e Col. AGFisw, leave no appreheitrion ac to a
1),..,•dy term'qntion of the war. Tinnivelly, it
feuac, has olrered fulimitiion.
A perfl.n who calls 11::nr.:1f Colonel I.rsi.r. is ar-
rived at Pads from Germany, fwindling every
body oit the road ; to a gentleman whom he hrid
defrauded out of col. Oct-ling he c.onfetfedhimfelf
to I.e the noted Major SEMPLE.
The late Duke of Sr. ALBANS married in 1763,
the daa:.;!:!ar of the Earl of Br ssotouo H, by whom
he had three Corti and three datil;ht..rs. He is Inc-
c--J-,1 in his titles and ellates by his eldeff fon
i.''PltkY, Marl Of BURFORD.
Me CALEDONIAN, Capt. JOHN CRAIG, for Ma-
dris,and the SARAH CHRISTIANA, Capt. CHARLES
(t' i't AM, for Bengal, were fpoken with at lea off
1 t;:-.• lsladeira iflands on the 23d of September, all
w.ll, and proceeding on their voyages.