Star.
London, England, 1818-04-29 00:00:00

HER 31.1,IESTY.S VISIT TO TILE CITY.

The of her MAJIIISTY to the Mansion-House,
this day, has created a great sensation in the City.
As early as ten o'clock the carriages of the company
hvited began to arri<•e at the Mansion-House, and
all the avenues leading to it were crowded with spec-
tators. The QuesN, attended by the Duke of Yoffie,
rode in her carriage into the City about one o'clock,
with the intention, before dinner, of visiting the
National School.

The following additional communication, on the
subject of the New Finance Scheme, has been made
by the Treasury to the Stuck Exchange:
" ialmwaY CWASIBTRS, •r alt '2B, IRIS.

" Lord Livritroox and the CUILSCILLOR of the Elton:aux&
have, upon the application of several of the subscriber; for con-
verting Three per Cent. Annuities into Annuities at the rate of
Three and a half per Cent. consented to place persons who have
subscribed £2OOO, and less than .00,000, Three per Cent. An-
nuities, upon the same footing as persons wholsave subscribed
above the latter sum, in regard to the period for making the
transfer of £B5 per cent. upon the sum subscribed.
" They have also consented to postpone the payment of the
Instalment upon the Exchequer Bills which may be subscribed
to be funded at the following periods, viz.
"Oa or before the Ist of August, 1818 - 15 per Cent.
3d of September - 10 per Cent.
16th of October - 20 per Cent.
GO - 10 per Cent.
1,6 - 10 per Cent.
•'

" And the remainder on or before, the 18th February, 1819.

" In use Money should be paid in lieu of Exchequer Bills,
in discharge of any of those Inszalmoits, one per cent. on such
Money Payment, aucl, Intere4 at the rate of 2d. per con. per
from t 1 Ibt day of A agnst to the day of payment, must
th: paid according to the ter.os of the former Notice."
The former terms required, that all subscribers of
less than 50,0001. 3 per cents. should transfer to the
Commissioners the amount of their subscription on or
before the 2d of June ; this proposal extends the time
to the 27th of November.—The Stock prepared by
such subscribers for a speedy transfer, which amounts
to many millions, will, therefore, probably lie on the
market without a demand for some months—and if
it shouldonot lower the price of Stocks, must, at
least, serve to retard their advancement.

The dress party at Carlton-house on Monday is
described as having beea particularly splendid. The
QUEEN arrived at ten o'clock ; the company began to
arrive about the same time, and continued to pour
till twelve : the QUEEN and Princesses having re-
ceived the compliments of the whole assemblage,
took leave, and reached Buckingham-hOuse at half
past twelve. As soon as her MAJESTY was rine,
the company began to move, but did not all leave
till two- o'clock. Refreshments of all kinds were
furnished to the guests in the course of their some
what transitory visit.
The Bishop of LONDON, on Monday, confirmed
five hundred persons, of both sexes, in the Church of
St. Martin in the Fields.

The Honourable Mr. PIHRREPOINT, brother of
Earl MANVERS, Will shortly receive the hand of
Lady SOPHIA CECIL, sister of the Marquis of EXETER.
The Marchioness and Lady SOPHIA are arrived in
town from Sidmouth.

The NAY of Marshal NET, interred in the Pere la
Chaise, at Paris, has been taken up and conveyed to
his country seat, where it has been deposited, and
an elegant monument erected over it.
A magnificent Church is erecting in the Rue d'An-
jou, Paris, on the spot where the unfortunate Qintex
of FRAM's was interred, the Altar of which is placed
immediately over the grave.
The annual duty paid by Country Bankers for
Stamps, &c. on notes under 51. is 350,000 i. and with
the addition of notes of and above 51. it will be
700,000!.
The Commissior.ers for inquiring into the salaries,
fees, and emoluments, of the several Courts of Justice
in England, have made their second and final Report
as to the Court of Chancery ; but it would appear
they have met with unexpected difficulties, in ascer-
taining those of the Court of King's Bench, as they
state it will be nearly two months before that Report
can be completed.
KING'S THEATRE.—The Opera of " 11 Don Gio
venni" was again performed last night to a numerous
and splendid audience, with the greatest applause.
In the brilliant circle we observed—
Duke of St. Alban's ; Duchesses, Argyll and daughters, Marl-
borough, Dorm, Buccieugh ; 111..rquii of Dl.ll.lfarl ; Mar-
chioness Tasistock, and Marchioness Lansdowne at:l h.'r daugh-
ter; Earl and Countess Verulain ; Lord o.llwev and his daugh-
ters, Lord and Lady Scarborough, Lord ard Lady Ebrington,
Lord Aylesbury and daughters, Lord and Lady Aboyne and
daughter, &e. Ste.
COVENT-GARDEIf.--A new Ballet Divertisement
entitled " La Chasse," was produced last night for
the first time. The whole Corps de Ballet of this
Theatre were called into action on the occasion, and
their seismal agile movements were most successfully
exhibited. The scenery, which is remarkably beau-
tiful, was universally admired.
NewsnAPEßs.—There is now printed in London,
Fourteen Papers-daily; Seven, three days in each
week ; and Thirty, once a week. The greatest num-
ber o one Paper, is issued from the Observer Print-
ing Office, that Journal publishing regularly every
week, near Eleven Thousand Copies.
TeteoaAems.—lntelligence can be received from.
Calais at Paris, between which there are twenty-seven
telegraphs, in three minutes; from Lille, twenty-two
telegraphs, two minutes ; from Strasburg, forty-five
telegraphs, six and a half minutes; from Lyons, fifty
telegraphs, nine minutes; and from Brest, thirty tele-
graphs, eight minutes.
APPEAL Or MUnDEE.—The Irish Court of King'.
Bench have postponed giving judgment in the case of
O'Reilly v. Clancy, until the second day of next Term.
Dot:L.—Monday se'nnight a meeting took place
at the Royal Circus, near Eccles-street, Dublin, be-
tween W— E—, Esq. of the Revenue, and —ll—,
Esq. of Portland-place ; when, after an exchange of
shots, and Mr. E— having received a slight wound
in the hip, the matter was amicably adjusted, at the
interference of the seconds, and the party shaking
hands.