Star.
London, England, 1811-03-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
S per Cent. Cont. money, 654{—fer account. Ole.
Reduced shut- -4 per Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy Ea.
Excheq.lllll4 101. to 14$. prem.—E)nds, sis. preen.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Steck, 244 2451
3 per Cent. Red. 65j 66
$ per Cost. Cons. 651+1,
4 per Cent. shut
5 per Cent. Navy $l,l
Long Ann. shut '

India Stock 1171 176 171
India Bonds 265. Vs. pre.
Etc. 13,115, SO,. 131. prem.
Ontnium din.
Cons. for acc. 64, if.

THE KING.

" WINDSON.CASTLtg MAIICH 6.
a His MicrasTY continues to go on well.
(Signed) a W. HEBERDEN. M. MILLIE."

Yesterday His MAirsry walked on the Terrace,
from twelve till one, and then returned to the Palace,
it being his usual time for dinner. His MAJESTY was
accompanied by Doctors Wiws, HEBBRDIN, and
BAILLIE. About a quarter past two His MAJESTY
came out again with the same Doctors on the Ter-
race, and walked till near four.

Information was this clay received at the India.
House, stating, that the GEonGIANA packet from
Bengal arrived at Madras the 9th October, and was
to return immediately to Bengal with the extra ship
DIANA, which arrived at Madras the 2t3th September.
The ships WOODFORD and ALFRED sailed from
Prince of Wales Island for China the 27th August last.
The Con fiance French privateer has been captured,
and carried into Prince of Wales Island.

The Meniteur of the 26th ult. presents a series of
Notes upon the Speech delivered in the name of the
PRINCE REGENT to both Houses of Parliament, on the
12th ultimo. It is a curious production, and shall be
laid before our Readers to-morrow, if possible, being i
prevented by its length from appearing this day.
Alluding to that part of the Speech which mentioned
the capture of Bourbon and Amboyna, the Mani:cur,
after some other remarks, says, " The colonies occu-
pied by England will be restored t• the mother country
at a peace, or when the empire will have 120 sail of,
the line and 200 frigates or smaller vessels. This pe-
riod, which is foreseen and calculated, is not far

distant."
The EMPRESS is stated to be M the ninth month of
her pregnancy, and attended Mass in the Chapel of
the Palace, for the last time previous to her confine-
ment, on the 24th ult.

Mr. Fosrva, it is said, has resigned his office of
Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer.
By the death of Sir JAMRS GRANT, the valuable
office of Cashier of the Excise in Scotland has become
vacant.
It appers by a copy of Minutes of the Treasury,
presented to the House of Commons, that in conse-
quence of the Report of the Committee relative to the
manner in which certain Exchequer Bills were received,
to be funded at the Exchequer Bill Office, under an
Act passed in the last Session, Sir John Peter was
dismissed from his office of Paymaster of Exchequer
Bills ; but on account of his long services, was al-
lowed a peasion amounting to three-fourths of his
salary. Mr. Palethorpe, the Accountant, was also
reduced to the situation of First Clerk, and Mr.
Blanc, the First Clerk, to the situation of Second
Clerk, with the salaries attached to their respective
situations. The Third and other junior Clerks being
necessarily reduced by this arrangement, but no blame
attaching to them, they were allowed to continue in
the enjoyment of the salaries they had before received.
The three Paymasteri were also required to give a
constant and regular attendance, and the Comptroller
to attend daily.
Letters arrived yesterday from Montevideo, of the
4th of December, but they contain ao intelligence of
importance.
• Letters from the coast of France state, that the te•
cent embargo bad produced a stagnation of trade,
which was attended with very mischevious conse-
quences. Money was extremely scarce ; and a list
has beets transmitted of no fewer than 46 WOW in
Paris sad Flaaders which have [hied.... it. A. •4.