Star.
London, England, 1803-01-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 2T.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Rea. 71-:—.; per Celt COM-. 70ii.
4 per Cent. SS, I—tiew s per Ctnt.
0.15 per Cent. loot —Oniniur.:
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

Bank Stock t 651
3 per C. 14.-d. 7043
3 Per C. C •n 1.79 69{ 701
4 par Cent. Cod 861+}
5 per C. Ann. 991
3 pa. C. 1797, tot{ toali
Long AMY 2017-16

India Stoc!: t...c? 2061 Cl. dtv.
Imp. 3 prr Cent..—
Imp. Ann. tti st-z 6
Excheq.l.li.".s, is. 3s. dif.
Ontr..unt S4i dd.
kites t7l. I6s.
Conf. for arc. 70{ 7 til ex.dre.

The Special Commiff.on, Med for the Trial of '
the Pei fons concerned in the Cakley-ftreet Meet.
ing, was opened at the New See:ions Houle, in
Southwark, yellerday morning. After hearing one
of the molt able, impartial, and humane Charges
ever delivered by a Judde oil fuch an occalion,
from Lord Chief Juftice ELLENSO4OUGH, the
Grand Jury retired, and at a quarter pail eight
o'clock in the evening returned a true Bill againft
thirteen of the Perfons named in the IndiElment.
The Court then adjourned to the sth of February,
when the Prifoners will be arraigned; and on the
7th tht.ir trial will commence.

His MAJESTY'S cold was yea...7day a little bet•
ter. The Piineeffes AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, we
are lorry to fay, bill continue mile!i-indifpored, on
account of which none of the Royal Family kit
the gyEEN'S honk.
Moil of the Papers have Rated her MAJF.STY%
age erroncoufly. Her MAJSTY completed the
53th year of her age in May laft.
Lady AFFLECK had a fele: card party left night.
Dowager Lady de Curtor.o had yefterday a
fele& party of falhionables.
Lord CLEKMONT gave a grand dinner yeaerday
to a fded party of friends.
Lady SALTOWN had a card party laft night, at
I.(mile in Hartford•ftreet, May-fair.
Ltd IiAnPDSM gave a grand dinner yeflerday
to a felcel party of friends, among whom were
Lord ar..l Lady NRCIVAL, Marchionefs of Gua-
no N, C,:neral and Mrs. META IC E, Capt. and Mrs.
CAMPBELL, Mr. H•this, &C..
Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK has at laft fixed on
an amiable fair one with whom he means to pats
his life in all the happinefs of conjugal afrcEtion.—
The. lion. Mifs AcuasoN, daughter of Lord
Gosvoao, is the Lady whom his Lordfhip has
fele&ed for his partner. The preliminaries are all
finally fettled by the Laevyav, and, in a few days,
they will receive their fettlement from the Frith.
Sir Ci 4 ea 1. Fs and Lady Tv Rasa arrived in town
yellerday from Paris; the former perfeelly re-
covered from his late indifpofition.
The following are among the lateft arrivals at
Bath
Lad and Lady Bridpert, Ladies Bourke, Lady Patfolt%
Lady F. Northampton, Lady Huntiostield. Hon. Mas Apr,
Colond and Mrs. Power, Colonel Andrews, Colonel Ruddock.
Colonel M.Kenzie, Major Birch. Major Morgan. Re'. Mr.
Daniel, Rev. Mr. Wynne, Rev. Mr.Mneres, Rev. Mr. Foulkes.
Rev. Mr. Somerville, Am Mr. and Mrs. Jaques, Rev. Mr.
Femme, Rev. Mr.Fofter, Rev. Mr. Rumifter, Capt. Matthews,
Capt. Aikew, Capt. Brown, Capt. Pocock. Capt. Purcey, Capt.
Stepheni, Capt. Smith, Capt. Turner, Capt. Beecher, Cayt.
Cockburn, Capt. Bertie, &e. &c.
Doet..—Yeacrday morning a meeting took I
place in Hyde Park between a Mr. S—, of the
city, and Lieut. P—, of the Navy, attended by
their feconds; the fir ft fire miffed ; they then doled
td fix paces, and, fired a fecond time, the ball of
Lieut. P— palled through the right thigh of
Mr. S—. A furgeon was prefent, and by his
attention we are happy to (late no danger is to be
apprehended from the wound. The quarrel be-
tween the parties arofe on Monday
_ _

Mr. PITT •ill return to Bath in the courfe of
the week : he remained in town fo long folely to
pAy his perfonal refpeet to their Maissriss, at the
Drawing-room on the'Birth•day.
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Mr. fires appearance at the Drawing-room on
the Birth-day has been the fubjeti of much (pecu-
lation. Politicians have made the moll anxious
and minute enquiries into all the circumilances of
bisvifit. How he behaved, and walked, and (poke
—how he was received—what was Paid to him—
the tone, the manner, the look. One political
Writer has drawn inferences of the moil important
kind flow the circumfiance of the Ex-Minnler not
having bad the gratification of a (mile from his
Royal Mailer.

Another has found out that her MajF STY faid,
o. And bow does Mr. PITT do ?" in a very cold
Ind fosmal way. Now really it would be well if
force kale or thermometer could be o.AL:bed for
ifcertaining the degree of heat and cold there is in
particular looks, and words, and aaions at A Levee
—a whilpet tor .erime Murillo., a nod and a mile
Mt a Secretary of Stare, a flare, sr ithout Ipeaking,
for a Member of the Opporition, and mere grief.
tion of no meaning for an Ex-Miniticr. A day
when the Nobility and Gentry come to offer their
congratulations' either to the KING or Qylktlg,
would hardly be felerlel by their MAJLSTIES tu their/
marks of difpleafure to any one.
THIFATRL DRVIIV-LANt....-Lall night Mr.BART-
Lai' was again the fribllitute of Mr.-Ilsitit swans',
who continues indifpofed, in the pare of Don Phi:
&p, in the Comedy of Seeou'd uRd S')e ma,
in which he acrnitted himfelf with credit.—Mr.
has, however, little to recimmend
but a corral delivery of the author's it It, and
a deportment rather eafy than graceful. Hi, per-
fon is below the middle Cue, and hi, face is de•
ficient in expreffion, but hi, gtntrAl tAh-nts are
Poch as eannotfail to reidcr hinr Cranol Uli•

particularly as wt underhand he leas the gift
of what is etOled very rapid Rudy. He WAS La
sti.ht • L. d Of Mrs. J. aames jj*
•it rsa's Trio/wee it is impol.
rremarks • • -=f Wit can uxac_c
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