Star.
London, England, 1803-02-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
3 per Ccnt. Red. 741
3 per Cent. ConL money, 7oßi—for ace. 41i.
New 5 per Cent. 103 t—Old $ per Cent. 1
Omnium diL
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 186 187 India Stock sop! sal
3 per C. Red. 70. 7 t 7ci Imp. 3 per Cent.69p
3 per C. Cont.7offi Imp. Ann. 114 9-166
4 per Cent. Conf. semi Esebeq. Rills. par. 18. dif.
S Per C.AOII. lOC 1_ Oranium S dif.
5 per C. 1797. to3gi Lottery Tickets 871168.
Long Ann. sof 7-16 ConL for Feb. GC& 7011/

Yefierday Lord HAWICISBURT gave notice to
the Honfe of Commons, of the intention of Mini.
(lets to move for the renewal of the bill forbidding
payments in fpecie by the Bank. We are not
much furprifed that the continuance of this mea-
fure fhould be found neceffary ; but thofe who the
moil ardently fupported it laft fpring, when it
palled, mull now find their predidtions woefully
fallified. We were then affured, that no doubt
could be entertained of the capacity of the Bank
to renew its payments in fpecie on the la of March,
s 103 , and fo fanguine were fome on this fubjelt,
they expeEted the Bank would be able to refume
its payments even before that period. In conic-
quence a power was inferted in the bill to enable
the Bank to make payments before the expiration
of the reftriEtion.

The idle rumours that have been circulated by
fume weak politicians, founded on the nonarrival
of Paris Journals for fume days, are all diaipated
as might have been expeeled, by the receipt of
French Parrs, which have come to hand to the
29th ult. and which were detained only by the
inclemency of the feafon and contrary winds.
They ink nti. onc circanillance not a little
cut ions, and which will, probahly, excite no little
dsgrce of conk:line among politicians, as to the
confeepicnces which may ultimately refult from it.
General I .INNES (or Last its) the Ft ench Ambaf
fador, who quitted the Court of Farm fume
months ago in high dudgeon, has again been ap-
pointed French Minifier to that Court !
A letter from Naples, dated December 2, pub-
haled in the Moniteur, mentions the receipt there
of letters from Algiers, dated January 5, (Wing,
that that Regency has declared war againa Den- I
Milk. It had given orders to the Danifh Conful
to embark in three days, and even threatened to
treat him with the utmoll feverity. Citizen Dv sots
THAINSILLE, Charge d'Affaires of the French
' Republic, having received fpecial orders from the
Fittsr COSSIM to protefl all friendly Powers
againa the injuflicc and violence of pirates, made
known to the I)tv that the F, sr C,I4SUL had
with pain heard of this irregular conduel againa a
Power which had given itita no cattle of complaint,
and which, on the contrary, had lately paid to
him a very ennfidetahle fublidy. Thi* mediation
of France feemed to give great difpleafure to the
Div, who even threatened to fend off the French
Agent with that of Denmark. Matters, host ever,
Item to have been accontniodated. The Danith
Agent ha: remained ; and it is believed that the
Regency wiil oat &elate war agaioß Denmark.

PARIS, JANUARY The FIRST COMOI.II, re
turned to this city )efterday, and will remain here
during the winter.
JAN VARY 27.—" General LANNES, Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary to his Royal
Highnefs the Prince Regent of Portugal, was pre.
rented en Sunday to the Fitts? CONSUL, by the
Minifter of Foreign affairs. It was an audience
of leave, in order to return to his port.