Star.
London, England, 1801-08-26 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 ►er Ont. Cunf. 391 co—Red. 601 t I—New 5 per C.96,-
Oninium 8} f 9.
TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock _ I Short Ann: 3.3-04

J per C. Red. fo
3 per C. Conf. 59 if 1
4 per C. Ann.
5 per C. Loy. 9 951196
Long Ann. eBl I

twits Bonds-Cs. 7s. pren%.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 59,i t
Exchequer Bills as. 3s. dd.
Ornniurn SI
Conf. for Ace. 60/ 604

DVILIN, AUGUST ss :-5 per Cent. Goy. Deb. 90.

The Brigade of Guards removed yeflerday from
their feveral quarters ; the Third Regiment from
Knightfbridge Barracks into quarters ; the Second
Battalion of the Firft Regiment of Guards into
quarters; the Coldaream Regiment into Knightt
bridge Barracks; and the Full Battalion of the
Firft Regiment into Portland Barracks.
The Huntingdonfhire Militia are on their route
by forced marches, for Dover Caille, from the Ifle
of Wight, where they have been trained for fo me
time in working the artillery.

The third Battalion of the 9th Regiment of
Foot are encamped on Fairlight Hill, immediately
above the port of Hollings, in Suffer.

On Saturday, the 29th Regiment of Foot, Lieu
tenant4Colonel Lord FREDERIC MONTAGUE, was
reviewed by Major-General ENGLAND, on the lawn
before Government Houle, Plymouth. This fine
regiment gave univerfal fatisfaftion to the General
and Field Officers prefent, both in their firing,
marching, and manc.uvres.

Lail week a troop of the tith regiment of light
dragons marched into Hull from Beverley ; part
of them are quartered in the villages along the
Holdernefs coat.

A great plumber of the fupplementary Weft
York militia affembled in Leeds on Friday, for the
purpofe of holding themfelves in readinefs to enter
upon fuch duty as his Majefty may dire& The
Eaft-Riding fupplementary were to offerable at Be-
verley this cloy.

A private letter from Conflantinople, of the zoth
of July, Rates, that the fovereignty of the feven
United Hands has been reccgnized by the Swedilli
Court, influenced, as is fuppofed, by the previous
determination of the Courts of London, Vienna,
and Berlin. A fimilar Rep is immediately expec-
ted on the part of the Court of Denmark, and the
moR pofitive affurances are given by the Comman-
ders of the feveral French garrifons which occupy
the ports of Naples, that the greateft care will be
taken to avoid every fort of annoyance to the new
Republic. Under thefe favourable affurances the
inhabitants are bufily employed in organi zing their
Conftitution, and already the efforts of a (editions
party in the illands of Cephalonia and Zante have
been fuccefsfully refilled and deflroyed.
From the fame letter it appears that the Drago-
man of the Porte has been recalled from the Go-
vernment of Moldavia, and has been fucceedcd in
his poll by the fon of Prince CALLIMACNI. By
this change the whole advantage of the Govern-
ment will be enjoyed by his fucceffor, he not hav-
ing remained in his Province for a period fufficient-
ly long to enable him to reap the fruit of his fir-
vices.

ANNIVERSARY OF Sr. Lows.—Yefterday being
the Anniverfary of the Feftival of St. Louis, the
day was obferved by the French emigrant Nobility
and Clergy with all the folemnities due to the oc-
cafion. High Mars was performed in the Chapel
dedicated to Sr. Loots, in St. George's Fields,
at which MONSIEUR and the PRINCE de CONDE af-
fined ; they were accompanied by Monfieur BAR•
aawrix, Garde Scram, feveral of the dignified Cler-
gy, among whom were the Bifhops of Sr. PAUL
and Usrz, and an infinite number of ci-detiont Ad-
mirals, Commanders, and Officers of the Army
and Marine—they wore according to their rank
the inlignia of the Order of St. Louis. The Grand
Mafs was performed by the Bifhop of Usr z ; and
the Sermon was preached by Mrinficur Coo LoN,
the Chaplain to the late KING of FRA:.CE. An im-
menfe cnncourfe of French attended. At the met.
ment the Ex-Princes made their appearance, they
were received by their countrymen with every de-
mnnftration of refpett and eikeem. There was a
brilliant affemblage of fzmale beauty, bo:h French
and Englifh. The PRINCE retired, accompanied
by the good wifhes and anticipations of the French
for his relloration to the Throne of the &wallows;
and the Knights of the Grand Croix, and the
infe-
rior fatellites of the order of St. Louis, divided
into parties to conclude the day under the aufpices
of the Saint to wh9fe honour it was devoted.