Star.
London, England, 1803-02-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, ►RRRUARY 10.

Deneral notecitorm relented a Petition from the Borough
of Kincardine. in Scotland, for the Repeal of the Tonnage
Duty. lire Hun. Member, a. he underßood that the fubjedt
would very Mon he brought hefore the Houk by the Chid Ma-
.lftrate of London, contented hiotkif with moving, that the
Pelham' Mould lie on the Table-. 1116w...ordered accordingly.
Thek it.Aritgtion Bill war read a fecund time. No
lif-
coraa tank place, and the INN MU ordered to be coounittol
for to-morrow.

The Committee for Irving the merits of the eontefted Eke.
dun fur the Gniverlit y of Puhlin, woe chokes ilea.
Vie names of the MUIdICT 1 M'Cre. •
TitUli I ..minwecLEl4. Si: Eyre Coots
John Jeffrey. TN. ERA Harvey. Efq.
Sir T. bletealfc Wilinga Morton Pitt, Efoo.
John Mane., fq. Lord John Thymic
inkles Lentu.t, FA. Lord F. Godolphin Monte
Williams Gore Lanston,Efq. W. Soda. Efq. of Writakath
T. Davis Lamb, Ell. jaws Trail, Efq.
L..rd HareineFekl _ _ _

The otters ILdiut, which ftwod for this day. was deferred.
A Committer wa. ',pointed to prepare thr number of Mem-
ber. to bc ptac d us the litt of elsufc cmployc4 or the EWA India
Jwil: wort.
Art,: a gnat &4 of Iwi%.tc Winds war rally atooel, the
Hook adj.Noriscd.

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LONDON.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u

PRIOR OF STOCKS T IIS DAY AT ONE OVLOCX •
3 pa CcDt. Red. 741.
3 per C. Cool: money, vol—for acc. ;on.
014 3 per Cat, 1001-.Ncri ; per Cent. 103 k.
Omnium Si diL
P4ICE OF S.TOLICS YESTERDAY
Bank Stott 188 Imp. 3 per Cent. 69#
3 per C. Red.7l 7 Imp. Ann. 1 ti 9-16
3 per C. Cont. 701 i kith pre Cent. too}}
per Cent. Conf. 87_86}3 F.Tcbrq. ISilla td. to as.
/ per C. Awn. zoo/ Onualunt s 411.
S per C. 1797. tosili Lottery Tickets 171. t 7s.
Long Ann. ao 7-161 Conf. for ace. 71 ;oil/
Yefterday Mr. Newt nun. front the Diredlors of di, Bank
of England, delivered an anfwer to the Gentlemen who had
petitioned for an enlargement of the time for paying the Mild-
ment of ao per Cent. due on the Loan this month, that the
Bank did not think it right to comply with the mine*. This
anfwer, which was generally expeCted, did not make any varh-
don in the price of the Funds.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Amfterdam, 36 22 U. Cadiz ..... piper. I Naples 402
Do. at tight 3$ to Ditto 351 etre& GenVa 46
Rotterdam, 36 3t U. Madrid 364; Oka. I .lamn (.11
Hamburgit 34 3 sill. Bilboa 351 ars.% Oporto 6ai
Attain 34 4 2.11. Leghorn so I Dublin sal
Paris. t Jay s dos, 24 $ tic... Ditto, 24 12 IU.
Romdeaux, ditto, 24 13

We yellerday received Paris journals to the Bth
inn. It appears that the Swifs are abandoning
their country in great numbers. After being
drained, not to fay robbed, of their money by the
revolution with which France has overwhelmed
them, they find it imptable to fumint what is
farther required of them. Letters from Bet ne give
an account of a meeting of the Cantulta at Paris
on the 25th oh. the drift of which is not very ob-
vious. It took place under the Prefidency of
AAAAA s,t IS T. who announced that he had to com-
municate to them on the part of the FIRST COM-
in two Ads of Mediation, but that in order to
receive fnch communication they mull divide
themfelves into two SeEtions, the one confiding of
the Partizans of the ancient Regime, and the other
of thofe of the new order of things. This propo•
fition naturally excited much furprize, but after
Come he Station the Deputie► divided in the manner
pointed out, when it was found that there were
thirty-four who were friendly to the new order of
things, and fizteen who were the Partizans of the
Ancient fylion. Each Seaion was then invited to
appoint 3Deputation of five to receive the promifed
communications ; but the nature of the Ails of
Mediation had not tranfpired at chiyate of the
lan advice:.

The FIRST Comma, not mitering himfelf
with the office of Mediator, is invited by fume of
his ferrile Journalins to Alone the Rill more ins.-
portant charafter of a Legitlator and Eleftor forl
the whole country, and it is not at all improbilis:
that he will readily accede to a propofal fo conge-.
nial to his willies and views.

A letter from Btett, of the 31(1 January, men-
tions the arrival of the Colombe.Forvette, from St.
Domingo, which brought the intelligence lately
communicated by the Moniteur. The letter Rates,
that the negroes lately brought from the Weft
Indies, " will form part of the military corps to
be fent with General DLCAIII, Captain-General
of Pondicherry." This is the ufe to which we
feveral months ago predieted the French would
employ their negroes. This may be a new and a
very dangerous modification of the Rave trade.

The GRAND Dees of TUSCANY, as prefump-
tive heir of the Dust of Moessa, has claimed
the Chapters, Convents, and Abbeys, included in
the Brifgau, and the Imperial Cities, which he
confiders as comprifed in the Ortenau ; but it is
thought that his claims will not be admitted.—
The Aufirians finally evacuated Palau on the
23d ult.
A few Englifis Noblemen and Gentlemen were
prefented to the nest Cosset by Lord WHIT.
wetter, at the Diplomatic Audience, stn Sunday