Star.
London, England, 1804-07-09 00:00:00

LONDON.

•
MONDAY, JULY 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS 'THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOK
Conf. for July 571.—Reduced 01--nninium 3 Vern.
New s per Cent. 90,11.4 per Cent. 7311.
This day the DI. Wends commenced paying to the Bankers, and
to-morrow will be psald to tfie Public in generaL
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. siSlll . Short Ann. 3 t-161
3 per C. Conf. Ann. that India Stock [tut
4 per Cent. 7311 Imperial Ann. gi
3 per Cent. Navy that Excheq. Bills, lc eilf. Is. pretn.
5 per Cent.l797 971 95 °ranking si 5 prem.
Lung Ann. st-a 6 Confab foe acc.37l/4.

The IdefTage from his Mat vsrv, of which we laid
a copy before our Reader. on Friday, was on Satur-
day delivered to the Houle of Commons by the CH
AH-
css.t.ost of the EICHFQSER. Having been read, it
was referred to the Committee of Supply, and it
will be followed by a Vote of Credit.

Since our IA two Lifbnn Mails have arrived by
'Mitt we have received foam interefling. article' of

intelligence.
Our readers will recollea a letter from Madrid,
dated March to, infxrted in the Monitear form time
ago, Rating a pretended converfation between our
Minider at that Court and the PRINCE of Peace. It
now appears that the infertion of this letter in the
Frenchlolficial Journal brought on a correfpondence
between Mr. FILERS and the Spas.ill Prince, in the
cootie of which, though the latter charges the
Editor of the French Ga zette with having been
wanting in the confideration due to the charaaer of
the PRINCE of Peace in believing him even capable
of entering upon fubjeas fo unworthy of the great-
tuft of fool which adorns birn, yet he refutes to
furnillt Mr. FRARIL with a•direa difavowal of any
(Itch converfation having taken place. The world
will be at no lots, after reading the fobjoined cotter-
pondence, to form a corral opinion of the motives by
which the Panics of Place was actuated in refufing
to comply with Mr. Fasces requell, when the cir-
cumllance is recolle&ed of Spain having been obliged
to pay a large fum of money to France to enjoy nett.
trality. It is evident, from what the Prince Pays
upon the fubjea of the converfation, that it never took
place, and that, therefore, Mr. Faces Rands fully
vindicated from the Moniteur's calumnious imputations.
As we confider the correfpondence between Mr.
Fates and the Panics of Psaca as extremely im-
portant, we have prefixed to it a copy of the pre-
tended letter that gave rife to it, and the note with
which it was accompanied in the Moniteur:

FROM THE MONITIiUR, No. 584.
NIA0111111). March to.
Ni. Fa ea e, the Englith Mlnifter at this place, leans to be
much affected by the Dews which have arrived from Paris. A
. few days before be forgot hintrelf Is far, as to affect In a con-
. ntfadiD width be bad with the Paine' of Peace, that AVE-
' nation and murder are lawful in t'e pretest Rate of things to
Uwe England from the extraordinary fitua,lon In which it is
• placed. The Panics of PEACE bluely replied But, Sir,
Mould France adopt the fame principle, nations would carry
• on war by the medium of atfaffins infixed of fish. ing with fleets
and armies. I cannot help declaring that this morality would
• excite bonne in the mind of his CAT MOLIC MAIL ITT. Fir
' my part I can only tell you, that the etampk of an nges proves,
that env es In the and always fall on the Leads of thole who or.
' der, or are the initruments of them."
N.S. ti 11.• Etfiter 1 the 111..ite.• —The obfervation of the
' PRINCE of PEACE has been venfird; and at the moment when
England was employing the Count d'Arrots as an alfallin, one
• of the ndivlduals of his family perlibed as an atonement •or the
crime under the (word oljußicc. Infamous eirlevaot BM°, of
Mans, loch is the refute of your counfelsr
OFFICIAL.

COFT OF THIE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THI ►RINCE
UT ►EACE AND MR. FRERE, RILATITR TO THE CON-
VERSATION •ECRIRED TO THEM IN THE MONITIIVR,
NO. 184.

TRANSLATION.
SIADUID, AFOUL 7, doe
Your Excellent, has undoubtedly read the convert:ditto afertbed
to as by the French Official Gazetteer, concerning the lets events
la Paris. As 1 Batter myfelf that my Colleagues, and the enlight-
cued Perron. of the Court, will not be peto credit florae fo ridie
colons and Co diametrically eppnfire to the principles which they
know me to profefs. I might perhaps have difpenfA with noticing
• calumny which mail felled upon Its authors; and mould mere.
ly have harked Y. E. to citlmnate the accuracy of caber accounts
proceeding from the Came fource, by this of which you are at once
the judge, and vennefs. And yet, as it appears that the Writer of
that Article prefames to ground his fiatement on the ten Wavy of
Y. E. it appears to me, that I Mould. in fame manner, he wanting
to my own 'unification, and to the repreetttatine with which
ant entruffed. were l to negied app.:a:tog to that very teflimony
inyfelf. Be.hek., the official enitleter of that ICC J:Zt 1011 keens to
demand an equally formal and ,uthentic centradidion.
Thee e onfiderations induce me to apply to Y. E. and to requrft
that you will declare whether any fetch COSI•t ligiufl did really pals
between 116, in which I aft...tied the yrinciele imputed to me by
tl.e Official Gazetteer, and above all, as maintained by hini,laefore
the Perk. news arrived ;in evinllier Y. E. arknowkdges the
ardwer afetibed to you, and whi, h conelodes by a very intelligible
tlin. a of ..ilaflioation. eigned) k r
To I I. E. Ile PILINC I. of PaAce.

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