Star.
London, England, 1803-01-10 00:00:00

MONDAY, JANUARY zo.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Red. 711;-...3 per Cent. Conf. 71 ex div.
Omnium q d I.—Conf. for opg. ;xi

TRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY,
Bank 'tack Long Ann. U 4 7-161
ptr C. Red. 71;71 6hnrt Ann. 4 7-161
3 ver C. C.I.L cx.dir Imp. Ann. 111 co-tri
Ntw• 4 pct. Cent. Cool 87 861 ()lithium 431 4 air.
5 per C. Ann. 'cc! ex. d. Englifh Tickets 571 Ts&
5 per Ccnt. r 797, toe; ii Conf. for opg. 73i 72i

Paris Journals, to the 7th inft. came to hand
this morning. The Mcn:teur contains a long lite
of indentations to the Fiftsr CONSUL, at the Di-
plomatic Audience, on the sth, among which were
the following :
By Count COBF.NTZ Ambaftidor of his rm.
pedal and Royal Majeay :—The Prince of ESTE R-
II Az Y, INl:ljorGeneral in the fervice of his Impe•
rial and Royal Nlajelly, Firti Lieutenant of the
Noble Hungarian Guard; Ptince A UERSBERG,
Chamberlain, and formerly an Officer in the ler-
vice of his Imperial Majelly ; Capt. SONILIATELY,
an Hungarian Gentleman.
_ .

By Lord NV:: ITWORTII, iIIIII3.IIrAUT of 114 Bri-
tar.nic ',Nl:jetty :—Lord llEssocouuu, Lord thus:-
CANNON, Lis Sun, Lord YARMOUTH, Lord LOR-
Tvs, Sir loot; COGHILL, of the Foot Guards,
de BATH, Sir MICHAEL Caom is, Lieut.-Colonel
ST EWART, LiCUT.-001011C1 FRANCIS DILLON, Lieut.
Colonel Jac KSON, Major ELL k Y, of the Dragoons;
Capt. Dor LE, Capt. I m PT, oldie Navy,Capt. Fit z-
G ERA! D,olthe Infantry, hlr. AnDEALEy, Mr. EYRE,
Mr. HEBER, Mr. S 1E WART, Mr. CREAM EAD, Nlr.
BERTIE GREATH EAU, Mr. COPE, MT. TUTTNELL,
Mr. BODDINGTUbI, Colonel CR. AUFORD, and his
brother.

Several perfons of dillinetion were alto pre.
feoted by Citizen Vos VAN STEINWII, Ambaffa-
dor of the Batavian Republic ; by Baron Ds
DREYER, Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majefty
the King of Denmark; by Marquis LUCHESMI,
Envoy Extraordinary of his Pruffian Majefty; by
Count Buses:, Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Se-
rene ilighnefs the Eleftor of Saxony; and Count
DE BLURT, Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Serene
Highnefs the Eleaor Ares-Chancellor of the
Empire.
Baron DE WACHTER, Member and Deputy of
the Equeftrian Order of the Empire, who, at the
Diplomatic Audience of Dec. 5, delivered to the
Fiesr Coe sot. a letter from the DircElory of the
Order, prefented his fon, a Captain in the Danilh
fervice.

The Paris Journals continue to bring rumours,
that the CHIEF CoNSVL will feeedily vifit Brune's;
and if we conne.ff them with reports from Hol-
land, great events may be ezpeEled in the Low
Countries, The CHIEF CONSUL, it is laid, view-
ing the fpirit difplayed in our late parliamentary
debates, our refolution to improve our fituation on
the Continent the firil favourable opportunity, has
grown jealous of our defigns, and apprehenfive of
future events. The late article in the Monirror is
fuppofed to be a manifeßo to the different Courts
of Europe againik Great Britain, preparatory to
certain meaftires of anticipation, which Boma-
e•ara meditates. The firfi of thefe is a change
in the Government of Holland.—That country
muff either be confolidated with France, or rather
perhaps, made a feparate State, under the fame
head, like the Italian Republic. This plan is laid
to be in contemplation, with the view of defeat
ing the defigns of England on the Batavian Re-
public. As- a preliminary Rep, General Mom-
vaacit•en was fent to lay Holland under the
power of French troops, and to eflablifh a French
garrifon at the Hague. He met with a more fpi.
rited oppofition than was expelled ; and inflead of
proceeding by open force, it was deemed prudent
that he fhould temporife. His head-quarters were
removed to Breda. Since that time, the French
influence in Holland has elitplapeil the Dutch
Generals DAEMDILS and DUSIONCFAU, fending
them even out of the country. The fame influence
is fccretly rooting out every perfon attached to the
;independence of the Batavian Republic, and re-
' placing them by others devoted to France. Con-
neeled with this fyllem is the late ailertion in the
IParis Papers, that Mr. Moot z was forming in-
trigues in Holland with Joierisots the finuggler.
I When every thing is prepared, it is expened that
HoNnPSR TE EVI:1 proceed to Nita's, there to;re-
ceive the furrender of Batavian independence from
Deputies chofcn for the purpofe. He will affume
the Chief Magiflracy cf Holland, as he has done
14 I ranee and Italy. The Englifh Cabinet, we
are :tinned, has received ads ices to this Area,
and it is laid fevered confultations have been
held upon them. Mr. PITT vilited Mr. ADDING.
TOM on Saturday in Downing-flreet, and is very
frequently with him. It is fufpeEled that with the
fame view of anticipating England on the Conti-
nent, France will feize on Naples, previous to
which ihe will draw up and publifit fotre horrible
pii,t projeded by this country through MociT ER NO,
and others, lately arreaed at Calais, with tlite hope

of jullifying her own eoridu& to the world, and
blackening that of Great Britain.
Every public meafure in France or the countries
under her direetion has, for its objea, to promote
the power and influence of theFIRST CoNsuL, and
to pave the way for his future aggrandifement.—
Of this kind is the following, which we copy from
the Gazette de Frame :
" The Senate, it is faid,have adopted the plan of a
Senatus Confultum, which was prefented to it on the
Both ult. in name of the Government by the Coun
fellors of State RIeGNAt/D 111 SAINT-JEAN o'AN•'
ccr v, and Poa r.r.t s, the principal difpofitions of
which are as follows :

" There fhall be Tribunal of Appeal, a Sena-
tory (fenaloreril), endowed with a houfe and reve.
nue of from zo to 25,c00 franks. The Senatories
than be poire tied for life, and the Senators, who
hare obtained them, !hall refide in them at leaf"
three months in the year. They jhall te rotiferrrd by
the Friar CONSLL, on a triple prefentation by the
Senate. _

o There (hall be affigned to the Senate for its
fupport four millions, to be taken I. orn the pro-
duce of the Foreas, and a million befides from the
National Property in the United Departments of
the Rhine and of Piedmont.
"The Senate (hall have a Chancellor, a Trea-
furer, and two Pretnrs, charged with the admi-
nifiration of its property, and all the detaii6 of its
police, a guard of honour fnall be fpecially attach-
ed to it."