Star.
London, England, 1817-01-08 00:00:00

THE wii;NING STAIt.

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. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A I"fWEI.VE O'CLOCK s
Redo. issif —Cons. no. 62 ex. a..—Coos. ler 0pg.113,1
4 per Cent. 7911-5 per Cent. Navy 94 div.
Exchequer MU, 11..1 es. pr.—lndia Bondi, Ma. d 32. pre.

In addition to the account which we published
yesterday of the Income of and Charge upon the Cin-
solidated Fund for the Quarter ending s:h January,
1817, two other Financial Documents have belt
issued from the Exchequer, which will be found in
our columns of to-day. One exhibits the net produce
of the Revenue for the last and preceding years. dis-
tinguishing the quarters; and the other presents a
comparative statement of the Consolid.ited
War Taxes, and Annual Duties, for the two corre-
sponding quarters ending sth January, 1816, and s:h
January, 1817.

From these documents, the accuracy and clearnel
of whicl► do credit to the Official Authorities from
which they emanate, it appears that the .total d it
ciency in the Revenue ot last }ear, compared will
that of 1815, is no less than 559,185,108. lo all the
branches, those ot the Stamps and Land•tax Acne
excepted, there has been a large diminution of the
customary receipts. The deficiency in the Customs
is 442,106 801 ; in the Excise, re3,691,,7421; in the
Assessed Taxes, 1/131,665; and even the Post OEce
has fallen short £122,000.

We have received this morning New Orleans P.-
pm to the 28th November. They contain litde in-
telligence of any interest. About 70 or 80 negroes,
released limn the prisons of Yew-York, had arri►ed
there, but the Corporation, for reasons which are slot
explained, would not allow them to land.

Yesterday was the Princess Cnaauvera's Birth-
day, when her Royal Highness completed her list
year. The day was celebrated at Claremont and in
London by her Royal Highness's tradesmen ihunii-
sating their houses, and by other rejoicings.
A private letter from France states, that the !Uses
reception of the Duke of WELLISOTOX, on New
Year's Dry, wi.s remarked by the whole Court. Pe
extended his band to his Glace, his countenance be-
came enlivened, and be conversed with his Ex el.
lency for some time.
General SARaAZIN, with a candour and generosay
which are the more worthy of gratitude in this vain-
.try, as they subject him to some reproach from his
fellow-countrymen, has published a zealous siedica-
tion of England, and English manners and mo'a s,
against the attacks of that arch-calumniator PILL6T.
DRURY-LAMS TNEATRE..--MrS. ALS,P, last ;nen,'
repeated the character of Violas:se, in the Comedy of
The Wessrler.—Mrs. Atsoe's success, throughout tke
whole of • her performance, was most brilliant. In
every scene, from her entrance to her exit, she re-
ceived the enthusiastic and unqualified approbation
of the audience. Tie House was crowded.
COVENT GARDEN.—Tke new Musical Dramacf
The nag was last night performed. Mr. MACFEIO
sustained the part of Gambia, in the same mieinet
that had already sq much added to his profession'l
celebrity. Miss Swims, as Zelialla, sang with be
accustomed taste and expression. The Cliiistinst
Pantomime ureic of amidst the laught!r and ;1)•
plause of an audience which was very numerous.
Tux OeaaA will certainly open on Saturday nertil
the day originally announced. Mad. Came-am.
Mad. PASTA, Signor Cruvezzi, Etc. make their deka
on the first eight. Mad. CAMPORICSZ has, fors nit
years past. been the first and favourite singer at to
Palace of the Thuilleries, and has been equally Pr.
tronised and esteemed by the families of the depc.A
and the reigning Sovereigns of France. She has verdi
appeared before a public audience, but is in the higt•es:
repute with all the English, who have been invited I)
the parties of our Ambassador, Sir CIIARLESSTLWAri•
and have frequented the fashionable circles of POI,'
Camelia is supposed to be the finest liner that 104
has produced for many years past.
GRAND Doze tslicuotas.—th,, impeiet Higyeti
and suite set out from Liverpool on the Ust
Manchester, by way of Wolsley, where they arolt.l
at two o'clock, and halted, in other to inspect •
tensive coal-mines there, belonging to the
STAFFORD. Mr. BRADSLIAW. &c. His Roy.
ne.s and suite descended into one of the co,
and proceeded forward nearly th ee miles ut
terraneous f iece of water. At s'.me parts
80 fathoms below the surface of the earth.

are various brarches projecting from this saki
rocks of iron.stnne and coal, impregnated
Our, which is continually burning. After
rowing about, they returned, when they were
'by an etigint.,, They then proceeded to NI:
where they dined and slept. On Friday tl
various manufactories in town, and alter
Highness and suite visited the Theatre. k
day, his Imperial Highness and suite set
Manchester for Chester on their way to W

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