Star.
London, England, 1818-11-12 00:00:00

TEN POUNDS REWARD.

er Any Person furnishing such information u may lead to
the discovery of the Person who lately brought to the Office of
this Paper, a Letter signed " Wm. ill'u.tusts," and addressed

to Thomas Reece, York-street, Westminster, will receive the
above reward ; or the like sum will be paid to the said person
himself, on.his corning forward and giving up the mid Letter,
and real name and residence of the person who wrote it, or the
person or persons who employed hint to bring it to this
Office.—Apply at the Star-OfEce.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1818.
THE FUND&

PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOLK
IS per Cent. Reduced 76i. 77-3 per Ct. Cons. 772 }
Cons. for Ac. 71i 78—Si per Ct. 86;-4 per Ct. 9.51
5 per Ct. Navy 108.11—India Bonds 82 84 pre.
Omnium dis.--Erchequer Bills 19 20 pre.

Yesterday Consols were done at 74, and the mar-
ket appeared very brisk; but at the latter part of the
day, and early this morning, an immense quantity
of Stock was thrown upon the market, and they
have fallen to 78. Money is exceedingly scarce,,
and good Bills pay 5 per Cent. This morning on
'Change, a great monied capitalist gave 6000 guineas
to receive 30,000 if Consols were done at 80, on or
before the Account day, the 26th instant.

By the arrival of Mails from various parts of the
Continent this morning, we find the scarcity of mo-
ney is as great in other countries as our own. We
predicted a considerable time since that this scarcity
would be the result of the enormous demands for
specie to make the payments on the numerous foreign
Loans that have been recently concluded. The fol-
lowing is a correct statement of Interest for Money
at the various places named :

Phis 50 per Cent. Amsterdam 9 per Cent.
Vienna. 15 per Cent. Antwerp 7 per Cent.
Ilamburgh.....lo per Cent. London.. 5 per Cent.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning.
On Sunday the KING gave a private audience to
the Duke de FFRNAN NUNEZ, Ambassador from
Spain, who delivered a letter from his Sovereign.
The grand annual chase of St. Hubert took place
on Thursday, at Fosse Repose, near Versailles. The!
Princes were accompanied by Madame and the Grand
Duke CostrANTINZ. After a run of an hour and a
quarter, the stag was shot by Mossixtrn.
TAtlxvnAxu, who has been for some time at his'
estue of Valensay, is expected at Paris, on the 13th
or 14th instant.

The articles of foreign intelligence in these Papers,
ate few and unimportant.—The state of civil corn-
motion into which the Swiss Canton of Fribourg has
bccti thrown, by the stupid attempt of its Magistrates
to revive the order of the Jesuits, still continues. The
inhabitants are interdicted from appearing in the
streets, after ten o'clock at night, without a light ;
and the presence of a body of artillery and carabi-
neers, is still found necessary, to keep them in awe.
—The revision of the new Wirtemberg Constitution,
it is said, is completed, and a new Diet will be con
yoked for the Ist of March next, and elected ac-
cording to the mode established by the new Constitu-
tion, which will be put in force immediately after
its publication, and without being submitted to the
approval of the Diet.

Private accounts have been received in town to-
day, from Paris, which state, that the French Funds
have not maintained their elevation, but had fallen
on Monday to 69. 15. being a decline of 75 cents.

A Flanders Mail arrived this morning, with Papers
to the 9th instant. The following are extracts:

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 7.

The 'Theatre Royal was last night extremely bril-
liant. At three o'clock the doors were already
thronged by an immense crowd, and soon after the
Theatre was crowded almost to suffocation. Above
MOO persons, to their great regret, could not obtain
admission. The whole Royal Family, as well as her
Majesty the Empress Dowager of Russia, the Grand
Duke Michael, and the illustrious strangers who are
there, honoured the Theatre with their presence. It
would be difficult to describe the enthusiasm which
displayed itself when those august personages en-
tered their boxes. During the whole representation

the most perfect order and respectful decorum pre-
♦ailed—the silence being only interrupted by reite-
rated marks of the public satisfaction. The accla.
mations were repeated with enthusiasm when the il-
lustrious company left the Theatre.
The Danish contingent returning from France will
pass through this city in six columns, which will ar-
rive on the 12th, 14th, 16th, 18th, 20th, and 22d, of
this month, and take the road of Malines and Ant-
HFerp. The whole corps consists of 190 officers,
3,490 subalterns and privates, and 1,284 horses.
The Russian army began its march to quit France
on the 4th instant. Several columns go towards
Givet, whence they will proceed to Dinant and Liege.
Before the 20th of this month all the foreign troops
Will have quitted the French territory. The regi-
ments of Cavalry and the legions of Infantry, which
are coming to take possession of the fortresses in
IFrench Flanders, arrive successively in Picardy.
Novt►tasat 8.-Ihe fete which his Majesty in-

tends to give to his august V
is fixed for next Wednesday.
to decorate and illuminate
streets through which their
next day, Thursday, there v
the Theatre in the Park. Ii
the Emperor of Russia and
be present at those fetes, an
arrival in the City may be s

Madame Catalani will
.oth and 15th.

NOVEMBER 9.--The fete :
after to-morrow, will be v

dyed persons are invited. I
Alexander, is expected to-n
pelle, whence he intended
King of Prussia will art ive
after the fetes which are p
reigns will return to Aix-
said, their stay will be prole
account of the multiplicit)
subjects which remain to be

The Second Chamber of
to-day in a Secret Commit
indefinitely adjourned.

Two battalions of Hann,
arrived here yesterday, cont.
for Louvain, preceded by
They have been suci.eeded
verian column, consisting c

i.itcp, Sol

The claim made in the n
Prince of Wag ram, to be
of the estates composing th
in Germany, has been rejet
this principle as an inviol:
moved by the spirit of just
characterises them, have dl
tanks should enjoy the rev
the day of eviction (dispth
fill with joy the hearts of a
of widows, and orphans, i
in those Provinces which
Germany.

AIX-LA-CHAPELI.

The Emperor of Austria
His Majesty has command(
to the King of the Netherla
able to accept his invitatioi

It is said that the Dukc
about the same time as
a-hence it is inferred, with
that what k improperly ca
la-Chapelle, will be term
tDis month.

NOVEMBER B.—His
returned to this city to-i
Charles.—h is affirmed ti
into consideration the fate
terhazy has arrived here
a Princess Metternich.

The Cologne Garotte of t
head of miscellaneous intel
tide, which, in more respe
extraordinary:—" We lean
tion Whether thefrontiers o:
Lower Rhine should extend
the public wish has been so
tided in the affirmative. In
extensive district of Ruremc
Givit, will pass under the
cannot be doubted, the tov
Maestricht, Liege, Huy, an
.it, Germany would gain c
the acknowledged valour c
impregnable bulwark agaii

The inhabitants of St. H
termined to abolish Slaver:
after Christmas-day. We
speak of the extent of the
but we should deem the al
public provision which it
sick and aged slaves, not
events, the act has a hur
plexion, which may be use

At tfie last examination
dras, of the candidates fc
taining the Oriental lang
amounting to one thousan4
to Lieutenant HENRY Wit
Battalion of the 17th rcgin
of the late WILLIAM 1k

attainment of the Ilindost:
This gentleman, in conseq
ful application, has been
gallant Sir JOHN MAzcor
perior Officer, in the imp(
of settling part of the nei
Candcish. These Prizes a
Court of Directors. The
whose great and compre
few of the ablest men of I
the collected resources of
ous atchievements in one
butable, will probably rc
.of these rewards. It is nc
sary to our Eastern inter(
competent number of Or
civil, thoroughly will At.
languages, that in so vast
tory, where there inevitabl
ing, amongst a people rer
the earliest ezpressious o
communicated.

UEl',At.

' Kew►, Wednesday Night.

I evening, not the slightest
's illness has taken place;
e another night of suffer-

lay prevented the Duchess
; her usual walk; and she
ments of her Royal Sister,
o still continues much in:
ighnesses were visited in
of YORK. Great numbers
ty and Gentry have made
it the Palace within the

vas issued this day : -

Kew Palace, November
less uncomfortable state
sterday, but her MaJerry
gned) " FR. AfILLMAN.
" H. lIALFORD."

its day for his seat, Shug-

LNSON leave town to-mor-

,a 1 Highness the Archduke
he Emperor of AusrmA,
DEOG, and Barons Heim-
WEBAn, an ived at Edin-

trtillery, arrived in town
also Mr. GIBBS horn his

wn yesterday for his seat,

.OUGH left his scat, White
for Blenheim, Oxfordshire.
of PEMBROKE are arrived
of Pentnaotat's house, in
heir seat, Wilton house,
n Privy Gardens, is under-
and alterations, which are
ted for six months.

lAkf and family have left
ise, Yorkshire, for Melton,

rrrived in town from his
-upon-Thames.
1. is arrived at his house,
7-square, from his seat,

been confined to his bed,

els at the port of—Bristol,
!ir colours half-mast high,
if the late Princess CHAR-

Sir SA Nt ea. ROMILLY left
r, to attend the funeral of
nts, in Radnorshire.
cooper, of Glasgow, while
et, was suddenly taken ill,
spired. He had been pre•

ptain Goss, late of the
down stairs in his house,
and received so violent
it hr e .piled in the cause

is Theatre, who was sud-
s Saturday last, is now so
able to resume his profes-

n the Distressed Mother, on
Tunbridge Wells Theatre.
as octupied, and the other
med.

TRE.—The Comedy of The
st night performed. Miss
Widow Cheerly, and deve-
est and finest order for the
Drama. Mr. W. FARREN
ne, as Governor Heartall,
mil : he gave the patriotic
er with much strength, and
sions of the veteran natu-
loNzs, as Frank Heartall,
aining as usual. Mr. Lis-
odufed heartfelt laughter.
was, in consequence of the
7CIT, performed, at a very
ary pleasing style, by Mrs.
, as Moiled, senior, Mr.
ior, and Mr. CONNOR, as
ted their respective charac-
use was very full.
ire that we lay before our
ctracts in commendation of
cation to which they allude:
CLOT SDIA METROPOLITAN A

- -
we congratulate the Editors and
,ntinuation of the same ability in
ly raised a splendid reputation for
fugatine, September.
! to point out what appears to us
a upon which the new ENCYCLO-
! not less ready to express our ad-
lity with which many parts of the
iductors have apparently secured
L powerful host of talent and learn-
redeem, by their eloquent and in-
imperfection which may seem to
rangement.—There is another cir-
lot willingly pass over, in stating
ISlxxxototivaisa is to be conduc-
rd for Revealed Religion, and a
a its interests, in opposition to the
•ance, and to the lukewarm writers
a good spirit, and a good purpose,
not fail to recommend tLe Work
3 lovers of our eountry, heartily
t, November.

e exportation of apples still
at, but that of potatoes has
wing partly to prices having
arge quantities of pork were
ry inferior in quality to what
it is sold, however, from 60.
ggs, 9d. the dozen, the bad
usual suppliet from France.
ost continued rain, with btit
crying from S. W. to N. W.
y, of this place, arrived from
'Ash, being the first al.rival