Star.
London, England, 1803-02-01 00:00:00

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY r,

Ytfterday bcing a Holiday, no Bufincfs w.. dune It the Stock
Lxchange.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OICLOCK:
3 per Cent. Reduced 7111!
per Colt Conf. money, ;c
Ditto, for Feb. ace. 7 t
0:d 3 per C. tc:l2—Ncw ,:ato tc3ll-omnium 41

Mr. Be N J Ail LO, whole arrival from Paris we
announced on Saturday lalt, brought imprrtant
difpatelles from Lord WHITWORTH refpeding the
negotiations carrying on between the two coun.
trier. A Cabinet Council fat in cold-epicure on
Saturday,when ti ebnlinefs was difcuffed tOr fome
time. All we have been able to learn 4, that
fume explanatory articles are under croulder.ltion,
and that the negotiation at 1'.1r4 has been very
:Olive and even uarm.

We were, indeed, prepared to hear fomething
of this kind, and we are mulch miltaken if more of
it will not tianiiire before 7 very cliaant period.

Our Readers still rscolleft a letter from Stut-
gard, copied from the feria Journals into the
S rat on etre :id tilt. on which rr c remarked that
tiom its complexion (t.:long!i pretending merely to
Litef the nature of force important negociations
going on at Paris Isetvreco Lord WIIIIMORTH
Ind the French Knitter Tart.r.r.stsa%n) it was
probably manufactured in Paris, as a preliminary
promulgation of certain doctrines on which the
French Government meant to ari. Our reafoning.
tierrigh (bort, appeared fn conclufive, that all our
contemporaries Adopted fimilar fentirnents except-
-117, one, 7hr Timer, which has hardly allowed a
day to pars fince without a Aker at the ihferenccs
adopted lty the ether P :pert. What opinion can

be formed ..f the reliance to be placed on the fpe-
culations of that Print, may be learnt from the fol•
lowing Letter written by its own Correfpondent at
Paris, which we copy literally from the Times of
yefterday, not as a proof of our own fagacity, for
it required none to penetrate the flimfy veil, but as
a recordd recantation of its cwn error :

(FROM THE TIMES.)

PRIVATE CORReSPONDENCE.

" P.‘ a 9. lAN. 24.--Whenever you fee a letter from Stntgard
in the offic!al Paper cf this Government, you may fet it down as
written .n the Cnnljlar l'alace, and in the Confular pretence :
it is then difpatchei. to Citizen ACAS SE, with a folemn in-
junelion Cr l'imfirrr 1.21,1 foe plc: proclaim Nmirtro.-4 Imprima-
tur'—You will be, no doubt, aftonifhed that the capital of
Wirtembeeg fhould be ch”fai for the above purpofe, rather
than any other city of Germany, even in preference to Paris ;
the fact is, BoxAP.IaT e knows that an article, infected under
the bead Stutgard, will always be read with peculiar intercft by
Englifhmen, who have not forgotten the virtues and the excel-
lence of the eldeft da ghter of their Sovereign, who reigns in
that country. This Bo NA PA IT E confiders as a grand cup lr
politifmr. Thus the Hero of remilermiairr Itoops to amen:F.., fur
purpofe of giving a .p.,.frstineent of his intentions.
" k is an undoubted fadt, of which we are all convinced in
this place, that London, at the prefent inftant, (warms with
Spies of the Police of Paris: indeed rEjpimege is become an
Iroarmrailt employment among Frenchmen in general, fence fc-
vend of the colt names, that formerly grated the circles of Vcr-
failles, are &dually employed here in that infamous capacity,
and live fplendidly on the wages rf difhonour !.—yes, there are
tome Dukes, feveral Counts, but more Clerralters, who feree
the Confular cattle, in the molt able& of all departments, with
a greater degree of energy than they attempted to put forth for
promoting the intact). of their legitimate Princes.
Eritilh goods fill all our Imps, fusee Government has pro-
ed their importation, without, however, previoutly adopt-
.lny one falutary mcafurc for promoting (except by its in-
.3,t.,a,) the manufactures of France."

We need only remind our Readers that the pre-
tended Sturgard, but really Parifian intelligence,
Cited, that in the negotiations going on refpeeling
the evacuation of Egypt and Malta, and the affairs
of Parma and Etruria, England required a pro
per engagement on the part of France, that in no
cafe it (hould fend troops to Malta or Egypt, but
that the French Government rsjefted this propofat,
becaufc not mentioned in the Treaty of Amiens ! !