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" 0 LONDON. eAtttlibAT. JULY ts. Mkt ef 'weft THIS DAY AT 01411 ere Lock 33 pa. eeni irc4p6sia - 68 ea 6s st par. PR IC F OF STOCKS if Mt Fit DA Y lank Shia SAM 229 I Imp. 3 par C. 6( licf 61 3p. Ct. Red Ann. 6tf 62 • lop. Ann. yi 9 aft 3 per Ct Caen An. 6ai if I Rachel. 808. it dif• per per Cent. 29liii Ontnfum lois N. sp. Ct. Nary. 941. Englith tkliette tel 74 Long Ann. 174 i Cashel* for sec. 621 63 6sf 3ostl Sze Stock 61 COUISPI OP 1 Atoltettlant 36 s aUE I Do. at 6gltt sj 6 Ronenisin 1 t 6 s Ut. tisroborgh 34 yst Uf. Altooa 34 8 UG Parts, z day's aates4 6 LIT., bore s UE 24 to Iloodsaux 34 to Agio on the Bank of New Dollars JECHANOt. Call! Oleic& Grim 45 Madridstriefed I Llano 63 Mhos 371 ere& ( Operes6a Lesbere so Dublin t Naples as I Cork tt Venice Ss liv. Pieeele dedrve per L tterL Polemic. qt pence per es. Holland Si per Cont. , o p sd The new =afore: propofed for the defence of the kingdom, which were to ha•e , been brought forward IA night, were, on the motion of Lord Came. &SAGO,' put off to Wednefday next. The Peewee or Wasss, of 98 guns, on board of which Admiral Gestates. Will ltoif hisflag, as Com• sunder of the Fleet defined for the Baltic, has been ordered from Plymouth to Yarmouth, for that pu pae. Vice••Amiral STAWNOPR is to be fecond in command, Admiral EssIAGTON third, Sir SANUPL Hems fourth, and Commodore GARAVIS fifth. Sir H3fIR PAPUAN is to be Captain of the Fleet. Admiral Gassatill will be fucceeded at the Adrni. ratty Board by Sir Evanlvrea*, a, one of its Lords. Admiral Gametal' and Sir DWI 141'RM( were, for two hours yeaerday, at the Admiralty. with Lord MULGRAVII, making the necelfary ar• rangements. The fleet, as we fated in a former Paper, will conlif of is fail of the line, ezelufive of light veffels ; the whole amounting to between 4o and sofail. Of the light vac's, the NYMPH, Hus. fARI and CANDELAS frigates, the Lenient and null) flops, and the SAFEGUARD brig, failed on Wednelday night,. from Portfmonth for the Downs. The Chips are all viltualled:and Pored for five months. The Meet will fail in two divifions, and 411 the officers appointed to commands, have received orders to be on board on Monday. Lord Mucoaava is fo much occupied with this important bufinels, that he has dd► clined teeing any Gentleman upon any other Collie& until Therfday neat, before which time the fleet will have failed. la Lordllsip fent off difpatches lift night to Sir Saw u t. Hoop, who is with his fquadron in the. DoWlre The difpatehes from Alexandria, yellerday reeei• rid by Goverment, are dated the at ft of May a and, we lament to fay, contain an account of the death of Admiral Sir Twowas Louis, the Admiral upon that nation. His illnefb is Cited to have preceded his death only two days. He died on board the Carto• sus, which ship has by this time proceeded for Malta with his body. _ _ _ The above difpatehes contain nothing of impor tance with refpelt to any operations of our Beet and army. It appears. indeed. that the Albanians had Sewn themfelves in force in the neighbourhood of the city, but they deemed it prudent to confine them (elves to dinant menace. It it fully underacrod, th4t it is the intention of the Minitiry to give immediate orders for the entire evacuation of Egypt. This measure was only de layed till fume ptevious Ripnlations could be made with the Government of the Prrte. The late anarchy in Conllantinnple has difappointed there expeßations, and under this change of circumfiances, rendered it advileable to adopt another line of policy. It con• identl y. therefore, Rated, that orders have been al. teady fent to abandon Alexandria without fatther delay. _ _ Upon the departure of the •elfel by which the difpatches were brought, the Garrifon were in good health ; and, by mean. of the fupplies from Malta, experiet ced no inconvenience from fcarcity. The Albanians, however, had laid the country wade on all fides. A GOTTENBURGH MAIL Arrived this morning. The intelligence it brings ►efpe@ing affairs in Poland, are not fn late as the account► re.mived by the Denmark Mails ; nor do the accounts relpeliting the movements of the Swedes come down to a very late date. REPORT OF maina 11.•V011 GASIDN2i., COMMANDANT. " Ce!berg. Jose 20. " The enemy priceeds with great citcumfpettion in his operations again this place, and every thing is drum nn row fide to defend this fewtrefs. Abnut iloo paces from this place is a height, which com mends the citcumjacent country. which has been fnnified by the garrifou in the bell Planner circum ilaretb would, admit. •. Twice has the enemy endeavoured to rende► himfelf mailer of the heights, but bas been ►epnlfed with confidemble We: the lull time he furprifed the height, (Defended only by 160 men) with a corps of loco men, and cart ied it ; but it was imme diatcly tetaken by the grenadiers, and the enemy 101 l 00 that occafinn boo men killed, amcmg whom were a Colonel anti Ulla teen officers. The enemy has now tonspieted the rend parallel, and appliei himfelf ►o make.mtnes and tree butteries to tefitittunt oer Ow. I Make frequent rallies, and have taken feet ral convoys cleansed for the enemy. Un different nemsfinns we haste taken one Major, four Captaithi and five Lieutenant*, prifuners of war."—Stodgy ittihti Gaza*, ej yruir s 7. " Mewl quarters, 3tralfunk, Jane st " Adjutant General Von Engelbriehten, who by hi! Swedills Majeay was fent on a putiehlar minion to his Majelly the King of PtuWa, returned from Pilled oh tht soth initant. 14 The frontiers irons Dangertin to Garmin, are guarded by Swedifh troops, the left wing being com manded by Colonel Baron Stael Von Holitein, and the tight by Colonel Baron Platen. The diflria from Garmin to Gaunfchward is occupied by Ruffian troops Under the orders of Colonel Bulow. The ad. 'anted polls of the army are commanded by Adjd tant General Baron Tawafi. Some of the Swedifh troops, with feveral batteries of artillery, are in cantonments in the environs of, Barth, Grimm, and Fountzborgh, under the orders of Lieutenant General Baron Wrede, whole headf quarters :Ire in the left place. The referee castifiy is commanded by Colonel Count Hampul Mourns,' *hi) has eitablinted his head quarters in Richtenberg. " The main body of the Royal Pruffian troops,. quartered in the neighbourhood of Greifswald, is commanded by Lieutenant General •on Blucher, who has removed his head quarters to Greifswald. Iteßet day arrived here Count Ulric Gyldannt.lpe, Lord Chamberlain to the (teen, with the joyful news of her Majefly having on the :21 infant been fafely delivered of a Princefs. "Count de la Chapelle, Mat echal des Camps to his Majefly the ling of F►ance, and Chevalier de Fian val, Colonel in the fame fervice, who artived here from England, were yeAerday prefented to his Ma jefty."—Gottenbargt Gazette, gig) a. EXTIACT 02 A LETTPIR TROU STOCKHOLM, Of JUIII 29 Yellerday arrived here a • :ffel, which fet fail from Riga lift Midfummer-day; the M titer of which Rates, that, after feveral days hard fighting, the Ruffians have been completely defeated on their whole line.' At Riga, much fear was entertained of the arrival of the French; and Mr. Z Swedifh Conful in Riga, had already engaged the cabin of the above veil for himfelf and family, when intelligence was received, that an armiflice had been concluded for to days between the Ruffians and French. Memel is reported to be in the priffelfinst of the French. GOTTENBUROH, JULY 6. The firtdivilion of -the, Englith expedition paffed the Sound foe ttralfond on the lath intl. 'all well. The accounts in the Aifilt do Nord and Hamburgh papers, dated Elfineur the 13d of June, refpelling the Ids of an Engli(h fhip of the line, and of feveral tranfports on this emit, and that 703 dead honks were found near Stromaadt are all falfe ; it is true that four or five veifels were driven on More, and among them an Englifh one, we believe from Hull I to St. Peteriburgh, having 18 hotfes oq board, which were 1011. Lientenant•C4lonel HAIM arrived in town yef terday from Memel, which place he left on the 76th ult. confequently he brings no intelligence relpetting the Preliminary 'l'‘reaty which is fuppofed to have been figned. It does not appear that in any con- ference which took place after the Arntiftice, Lord Hos-cutaway, or any other Engfills Agent, was re lent. A Memorial was prefented, on Wednefday. to the KING, from,Sir DAVID Basta, praying that he might Blare the prize money wiling from the captureof the Cape of Good Hope and Buenos Ayres, equally with Gen. Be R SUOMI, t upon the ground that he was with General Bremer'', at the capture of the Cape, and that a company of his men affilled in the capture of Buenos Ayres. We nnderfland that his Majasstr has referred the Memorial to the Privy Council. The infpeelion of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in the Canterbury dillria is continued without intermiffion. Monday, the 4.th battalion of the Royale, tom. manded by Lieutenant-Colonel HAT, marched from Glafgnw Barracks for Edinburgh Cagle. MILITARTMovsNinTs is TNI SUMS DISTIICT, &c.—The Berkfhire militia from Steyning to Blet. chingden, to relieve the sd Souserfet militia, who in, to Steyning; the Northumberland militia front their prefent Ration to Hollings; the North York and Renfrewfbire militia from the eaffern dilltias of Suf. fez to barracks in the wettern diftria of that county ; the 6th Dragoon Guards from Bexhill to Norwich; the 15 h Dragoons have snitched from Weymouth, as have the ;4th Light Dragoons from Dorchefier, op Thurfday, Friday, and Saturday la, on their route for Guildford and its neighbourhood. The officers of the 13th Regiment of Light Dra goons yelletclay celebrated, at the Collie Inn, Rich mond, the anniverfary of the- memorable battle of Emfdor ff, Where•that corp. In eminently dillintruills ed itfelf. The charaoer which the t sth efiablifhect on that day, has influenced their behaviour on all fubfequent (veers's+, and the latl war on the Continent bears * further teltimony of the conduit and bravery of this regiment. F 4 OT•RACR..+A thatch for so guineas, between Lord FRIDLRICZ Baauct.eac and the Honourable Mr Beano, took place on %Vednefdiy evening, in Lord's Cricket Ground. Lord FRIMRRICK beat his antagonitt hollow. The parties were to run too yards. Mr. BRAND gave in before he had got iso p et S, being quite winded. Tl , e Duke of ST.ALBAIi k goat the bet. Marry fportiog meta were preen'. NAUfiCA _~= MAILS-WWI ll'. Aaa. *s . Ask. lies I rim" 0 s Malta 0 s ;Nagai ; 0 0 Dubtipi Waterforil Goacob FALMOUTH, JULY is. Sailed. the Lord Hobart packet, Capt. Han t sfmi, for Halal and Ne* arm k ; Maithelier Packet, Capt. Davos, for Barbadoes and Jamaica; and the Prin. eels Elitabeth packet, Capt. Kidd, for Lana.— Wind N.W, PLYMOUTH. JULY 16. Came in the AN cost, of 38 guns, from Jamaica; and Houma bomb, from Torbay. PORTSMOUTH, JULY t 7. Arrived the Rttnisoisto and HARDY gumbtigs, from a crnize.—Sailed the Titusville bomb. for the Downs; sod the DIMS or Yoke cotter, for Cock. —Wind W. DEAL, JULY (7. The Jamaica Fleet, wl►ich failed from Jamaica, under convoy of la Ploy a frigate, conliiied of the fol• lowing (hips; ♦iz : • Willoughby, Camden, Atlantic. Cornwall, Unicorn, Charier, African, Efts, Aria, SpeedweN, Ann (a), Barrett, Calliope, Atlas (I): Venal, Charlotte. Aberdeen, Duombtng Cattle, Sarah, Sir , Andrew Hamtiond, Sufannah, Fame, Plaza (3), Diana, Coen mace, Teter, Jamaica (I), Ada, Sigma Taylor, Princefs Mary, Ellubetb, Henrietta,Stranger, A dive Margaretta Balk, Again's, Clyde, Volunteer, Jamaica (a) Clarendon, Tiger. Ana (3), Nautilus, Latona, racoon, Caroline, Me Thane, Union , Wand, Pomona, Reward, Dryad, Adventure, Suffolk, Fanny, La vane. leis; Cumbertand. Milton, Valencia', Thames, Eliza. Tor gan, Will, Thomas. Hope, Louifa, Richard, Hanover. Augulia, ' Burdon, Mentor, Friendihip, Eliribetb (a). Fdward Foot. Hen. field, Mary, Flora, General Beresford, Marla, Britith (12een, Holland, Leo, Simon Taylor, Swinger, London. Riogfton Picket, Atlas (a), Ann, Leine, Tyfon, Pantheon, Vigilant, Catharine, Chllpin, Belton*, Files (3), Margaret, Wanderer. Lady Nugent, Cornwallis, Nautilus, William Henry, Alfred the Great, imperial, Thalia, Douglas, Dry Harbour, Her cults, Retaliation, Horatio, Edgar, Rufs, Putfuit. Europe (r), Symmetry, William, Ludington, Harold, Ann (5), Trafalgar, Earl St. Vincent, .Catherine, Becky, Thomas, Cumberland. Rattle, Lively, Sir Pdward Hamilton, Jona, Ann (8). Catherine Oran, Minerva, Cambrian, Albion, Fortitude, Europe (a), Robert, Lord Forbes, Friends, Apollo, Janet, Rebecca, Auguftus Cafar, Prince George, Ceres, Lady Johnitone, )lrlbet, John, Royal Fdward, James, Duke of Pent, Cora. Sovereign, Orpheus, Lightfoot, Jane, Chateaus Planter, ?clarets of Wales. St. Mary, Queen, Trelaw pry. and Planter ; The whole number being .65, ninety.fonr of which have paged throuph the Downs for London ; four have failed for Hull, Ivo for Liverpool, and the reli for &idol. Allived the CAMBRIAN and HUSSAR frigates, from Portfmouth ; Acute and Fearlefs gun brigs, from a train off Boulogne. Sailed la Piety' for the Nore; Suffix Oak hired ketch, for Chatham. Wind S. W. and -mcderate. IN THE DOWNS PrMuds of Orange, Vire Admiral Rowley; Centaur. of 74 guns, Commodore Sir Samuel Hot d;- Alfred, Mars, Captain, Defence, Brunfsvielt. Maids, Ganges, and Spenfer, of 74 guns la Nymph, Cambrian and Huffer frigates; I tveret, Gotbawle. and Pelican Soups; Zebra and Fury ; Safeguard, Acute, Fcarlefs, Defperate, Turbulent, Tygrefs, Pincher, and Blazer gun brigs ; and Difpatch naval tranfport. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Griaveoann, Jut .t 16 ....Paired by the Remittance, Law, front New York; and the Weymouth, Line. from Papprnhtirg. &ilea the Jullantia, Murphy, for Baltimore; and the Expedition, Sou. ter, for A Tame* I Jots a 7. -Puffed by die Venerable. Jamicron from Honduras ; Peace, Wharton, from Stockholm: Britannia. Eddingron. from Greenland; Emanuel. °lateen, from Norway; Pe-feverance, Elliott, from! Memel ; Thames l'boinpfon; Sifter., Sadler, and the Wimback, Chiiliolm, from Riga. The Sip George is arrived in the Downs from I Saint Domingo. She has brought private letters, which Hate that Comm , ' s, the new Chief, was completely in difgrace, and that PETION had been invited to airtime the fupreme power of the State. Thi s invitation, it is added, was immediately accepted, and the firti aft of P6TIOII was to order an embargo on all rails in Pot Ca Prince, in order to enable him to convey troops to Gonaves, to ad againfl CHRIS• 1 : 01.111.—Upon the fobjell the following Note was yefterday polled at 1.1 ed'b:— “ By amount.' from St. bmingo (Port-a-Prinee) of the v6th May. alt the veifels there were under embargo. for the purpore of taking troop to Oonaves, to at againft CURISTOPIIt A brig from Portfmoutb had jolt arrived at St.Dorningo, name unknown." The Ifaac. ►sst.c, fruit Hull to Riga, is loft on the coat of Jutland. The Jnfistia Pntts, Brut. t, from Gallipoli for Mar. feilles, is detained and fent into Malta. Letters from the Cora, and the Janet, from Ja. maica, dated of Cape Clear, the soth intl. !late, that the fleet were all well then, except ten fail, which had parted. The Sappho, Bait, was in company on the lath. Arrived at Aberdeen. on Friday fe'nnight, the Lion, ALEXANDiII DUNCAN, with flax and hemp, from Riga. after a long and boiflernus paffage.— Captain Duttcals experienced a very hard .gale on the t 3:h and 13th ult. from W. to W. S.W. and was, with pan of• the convoy, nbligeu to go into Gottenburgh, where accounts had been received, before his failing, of the lofs of upwards of so Verdi no the Swedilb coati. Of there, eight or ten were Britif► veffels belonging to the ab. ye convoy, which bad kept to tea. and were driven into the C4ttegat, whete that is number is raid to be totally Init. Among* the lingolav &apes with which the ha zardous employment of the Greenland Whet y abounds may be numbered the following :—A boat belonging to the Refoletion..of Whitby, was literally cut into two, by a fir ke from the tail of a ilk, without any perion in it receiving the flightell injury. l'he haw pooner, who was a good fwimmer, avoided the im pending blow by throwing himfelf overboard, while the ren of the people fecured themfelves from it by crowding to one end of the boat. The wh , le being precipitated into the water, we're picked up by other boats which happened to he at hand. The twrrbroken parts of the b;nit were tufpended aver the chip's kern when Mc entered the harbour. LAW ifrffiLidixeL COURT OP CrIANCERY. JULY i S . affosiaiy CFNEIai Alegi Lrwii V. DANIA/ AND ovum. Id oar repent of this cafe on the r 2 , h of Joni, it was inaccorately Rated that an order wars ;trade fd the Receiver to p.y the balance in his bards int% the Bank, it ai>pears that no older was theh wide but the motion was dire led to Rand over till the 21 Seal after Trinity Term, and again to the 3 I leat for parties to agree upon * plan for difpofing of thee' a itable funds. The mition accordingly came nn be fore the Lord Chancellor this day, when it appeared that each party had fubmitted propotal. to the other, but they had not agreed upon any plan, and the Motion Was urged by the relators in its original fhape, which was, that the defendant Braley !night be or dered to pry the turn of 3t41. 3%. tofd. admitted by him to be in his hands, into Court ; and that as Re ceiver might be appointed by the C. to receive the rents and profits of the charity elate- ; and that it might be referred to the Mailer to approve of 4 pro per feheme for applying the Paid turn of 314. 3 1 / 2 . told. and the rents and profits 1 f the charity estates. His Lordfhip, after hearing Cink) on bath fides, refilled to order the 3141. 3s. told. in Mr. Barley's hands to be paid into Court, or to appoint a Receiver of the rents and profits of the charity elates in his lead, or to refer it to the Mailer to approve of a proper fchepe for applying the charity ; but it was ordered, that the prefer:* trullees thould ►e at liberty till the hearing of the cattle, to apply the rents and profits of the will elates, according tl their own propnfrls of the Bth of Jolly infant, which were in Court and ap• proved, and to be at liberty to retain ont of the tenth and profits a reafonahle firm, to anfwer the coils of this cattle intlituted by the Relators. • During the thunder norm on Saturday evening the Reaory bottle of Great Creflinghant, in N trf•lk+ was fltuck with lightning. It entered one of the rooms with a molt tremendous cralh, rent the chim ney-piece and Come pidnres above it ; was then at traded by the bell wire, which it melted to atom.. Three Ladies were in the room at the time, which appeared in a blaze, but providentially all the family efcaped unhurt. At Hull the norm columned frr about an bout; the rain fell in loch torrents, that feveral of the greets were, for a Ilion time, rendered impatable;--the water in come of them being nearly a foot in depth. The lightning was alm .11 inct•ffan , . the atmorphere appe tring enveloped in one continued and vivid expanfe of Name, which, milli the r cc3ft•nwl milting of the wind, and tremend us roar of the ac companying peals rat thunder, formed a fpedack at once fublime and awful. RIOT AT MANCMMITER.-•-• 14 LaR Monday being the Anniverfary of fevers! Friendly Societies in this town, the Members of one, called the Orange Club, confining of frith Protestants, attended Divine Ser vice at the Collegiate Church ; but, in prneeering from thence, they were violently attacked by a norm ber.of their countrymen. ( Roman Catholics), armed with bludgeons, &c. star High-Meet ; when a dreadful rencontrc took place, wherein literal were • dangeronfly wounded, fume of whom were font to the Infitmary. Seven or eight of the ringleaders were Apprehended, and lodged in the New Bailey Prifon. A detachment of the Military remaiaed on duty all that night."—MaricVer Mernity. Monday morning, the following convia-, uqcler . fentence of ttanfpnrtation, were fent off from Gist.' gni" goal; John G.Adtot aliat M•lntofh, for 14 years —George Stewart, Robert Berrie, and Robert Love, all for (even years. Sunday mrianing a fire broke out in the King's Cooperage, &nth Leith, which at firtt had a very alarming appearance; but. by the exertions of the Magiftrates, at lunteers, tailors, &c. and the fpeely attendance of the fire engines, was got under with3ut doing very material damage. Tuefday fersnight, a fire broke nut on the farni of Mr. Blacketr, of N.fbct. near Kelfo, which, bef ire t was got under, deliroied feveral of the cot baufz. there. Early on Wednefday morning, a fire broke out the barn of Mr. John Univ., miller, at Burwath,. Suffix, which raged with Inc% fury, that it entiret confumed the laise.together with an adj ining helms effeatsafirffillance could be pr. , cored. One fine cart bode in the liable was burnt to death, and two others were'fr miferably leo/cited, that few hop:a are entertained of laying them. Two carts, a variety of hat nefs, and other huthandry implements, were elf() dellroyed. About (even o'clock yellerday evening, the neigh bourhood of We'Amintter Hall was greatly alarmed by the cry of " Bre," near the Houle of Commons. It happened that the kitchen chimney belonging to Mr. Bsta.arav's' Coffee-room of the Houle of COM. mons accidentally took fire, and blazed with great violence for about three minutes, but was fpecchlg got tinder by the saivity and exertions of the fervants of the Houfc. In lets than half an hour upwards of twenty engines were affembled abut the Parlia ment Houle. Several Volunteers attended, and the alarm fpread fo fw ittly, that fume hundreds perfons were colleard t-gethet in x few moments. According to the doar ine of chances, two, at lean, of the principal Prizes in the prefent Scheme, were expeiled to have arifen among the 2,00' numbers drawn on Tuefday tall. But to the great advantage of aloft who can pro cure Tickets and Shales before the fecund day's drawing on Tueldry nest, not a fingle one of the principal Prizes ha• to turned up. All the Capital Prizes ate fill in the Wheel. The Second Day of Drawing will be on l'utfday nest. The Tickets and legal Shines are on Me at the Offices of Hoods*. PAW, and Co. Stock firt.kera, Corn hill, Ostord•fireet, and Sr. Jemes's.llt eel, where No. .16,787, the great Pr ize in tiie lad Latter y, was fold in Shares In mon Lotteries, a large proportion of Capital Prizes have been allotted or drawn on the fins day ; in the prefent State Lottery, not one. Tuefslay next will be the St.cond Day of Drawing, when zo.o Tickets mull be drawn. By this re s ular mode, 4 .4 the quick SAC, the few remaining Tickes will fo .n be difpofed of. The Capital Prizes are floating (ex cept one of 30,0:01.) : As fuch, an early at,pocation is recommended to thole who purpnle to have fo lurible a chance. Tickets and Shares are on tate, wart anted undrawn, at Hoasisav and Co.'s, 26„ Cornhill, 52, Chat Clots, and St, M..rs p aict%hipb Borough, t' ~i . ~j ,a I •