Star.
London, England, 1803-02-15 00:00:00

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY g 5.

PRICE OF STOCKS THI i DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
3 per Cent. Red. ri 7111.
3 per C. Conf. money, 7.4:—for ate. 70-1 71;.
Old s per Calf. 100111—New 5 per Cent. to3II.
Oninium 5 dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Dark Se ck 3871 India Stock 211;1
3 par C. 'rd. ;011 India Bond, 33a. togas prim.
3 per G C nf. ^o 74 Escheq. Bills par it. dif.
4 per l cot Co if. *6l i 7 Omnium a 5 dif.
s per C.A ut. tool I.mtrry •11ckets 371.171.
per C. 1797,103 ff Conf. for ace. ;oil
Bank L. Ann. 30 7-151

This day we received a Maniteur of the t ith : it
contains no news. The frfl page is filled with a
Ratement of the receipts and expences of Great
Britain, for the year which expired on the sth of
January, 1802, preceded by the following older-
vations t—t. The following table exhibits thc bud-
get of the finances of Great Britain, according to
the report made to Parliament. It refults from
this budget—:R, That between the receipts and
expences of Great Britain there is an annual defi-
cit of 658 millions of francs, which hitherto has
been made good by fucceflive leans.—ad, That
England, without including Ir:Liful, pays 533
millions of francs fur thc intereft of .s debts.—
From this fauation )f the finances of England it
is evident that the bill which anthorifes the Bank
nut to ray in !petit, will be fucccflively continued
from year to year. The Englifli, in forming a
Sinking Fund, announce, that their debt may be
paid off in thescourfe of thirty years. But if we
confider the fpitit of fully with which men who re-
tain any credit in their country are Rill animated,
this time will appear infuflicient. When we (hall
fee the Miniders prefent a Budget without a Loan,
and confequently without a deficit, and the Bank
paying its notes in f petit. it will then be reafonable
to believe that England, after thirty years of ccco-
nomy, peace, and good underßanding with its
neighbours, may be able to fill up the gulph dug
by that blind hatred which wifhed for nothing leis
than the annihilation of France "

Letters by the New York Mail bring further
accounts from St. Domingo, fame of which men-
tion the rc.capture of Fort Dauphin by the French,
but Itatc that a great part of the artillery was car •
Tied off by the Blacks, who evacuated the place
without hazarding a battle. This accounts for
the French not having loft any men in the attack.
A pat t rf the town, fay the American letters, was
burnt by the brigands, Luc the flames were loon
eztinguilhed.
The Anieticans are estremeli igitztel by the
proceedings c( the Spatalh Govsiament, at New
Orleans ; and they augur nothing lets ;ion being
deprived I:1 the tifeful navigation niche hiiireppi,
as loon AS the French lhall hare taken pallid:4n
of Loilifiana. At relent, the demands of thz
Spaniards, as the condition of adziatitig tbe
of the tiaited States into the hArbour a New
• •

Orleans, are, that they than pay the eftablifbed
duties of the port.
The complaints upon this fubjelt are Rill before
the Legitlature, who are engaged in the examina-
tion of them. From the prefent afpat of affairs,
we thould think that the Americanswill not tamely
acquiefce in the injuries they have received.