Star.
London, England, 1810-01-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 16.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
s ner Cern. Com. for money, 691 ex. div.
Reduced 61-,1-omnium 2§ ➢rest.—Exrb. Bilk, as. 12s. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Br* Rock 278 t
I pt. Cert... Red. 64
R per Cent. Cons. 69
4 per Cent. 84+
5 per Cent. Navy 100 091

ladia Stock for ep. 190
India Bonds 22 19 prem.
Escheq:llills, 13$. as. 9s, pre.
State Lottery Tickets X 22. 1.55.
Consols for ace. 7C4

The Berkshire Meeting held yesterday, at Abing-
den, to consider the proprlety. of addressing his MA.
/gm on the present alarming state of public affairs,
vas numeromly and respectably attended. Besides
the speakers mentioned in oer report, we observed
among the company Sir Joux Pr- iIItrPCKMORTON, Mr.
ATKINS %Valour, the Hon. Mr. ditET, and many
other distinguished personages.

This clay two Gnttenburgh Mails arrived, but their
contents are of little importance. The Ktwo of
Swrnm recovers slowly, and new dignities have been
conferred on Prince AUGOSTENBURGEL

The EMPEROR of RUSSIA has marred an Alien-
Oce to be established at Peterslourgh, and one at
lioscow, to which all foreigners, on their arrival, are
to present their passports, on which they may obtain
;cense to remain six months in the country.—A new
rgulation has also been published, imposing a yearly
to of ten rubles on foreigners of the male sex, and of
Ere rubles on females.

The Stockholm Post of January 2, contains a letter
'from the Banks of the Main, dated the 19th, saying,
wit is reported that one of the Princes of the Confe-
illation of the Rhine is to withdraw from the helm of
Ccvernment, and to spend the remainder of his days
In philosophic retirement ! It is also rammed that
tr e of the most eminent Princes of the Confederation
r,fthe Rhine is to assume the title of High Chancellor
ti t`'.e Empire."

Lettess from Embden to the 29th, and from Ham-
'
ivrea to fte 30th ult. state, that so far from. experi-
"cir;: a mitigation of the restrictions of the Milan
It3J Bet:in Deerees, the Douaniers exercise increased
vgi:nriec 41 preventing the transport of colonial pro-
tlce from Embden to the harbours of Dutch Zealand.

Dntcll and French papers to the 10th just. mention
!.-1 other Decree respecting neutrals, but the one that
43 already been I,tid before our Readers. The
Irt and Berlin Decrees may, therefore, be considered as
in force. In fact, the arrangement now adopted,
'1,14 for the purpose of enabling the corn and wine
Zr-wers to convert the contents of their granaries and
rlgazines into English guineas.

•
"ale American frigate John Adams has again re-
trmed to the Downs. Many sapient reasons have
14n advanced, and some curious conjectures ,have
t.:m hazarded to account for this event; but the tett
';rni;l7 this, she has put back by contrary winch.

A Private later from Dunkirk, dated the 7th inst. I
'e*, that above one hundred cargoes of corn have
'ttelY becu expeditcd from thence for the port of
"Wm.
i_esterda-y Government granted licences for expor-,
'n and Mtrortation from the Baltic.
There are letters fromißilboa of the 31st December,
-hich saY, that an embargOlds beet] laid upon Arne-
"an vessels there, the crews of which are imprisoned.
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