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LONDON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6. Reduced 71i—.OulniUM 4' 5 4 lifcnunt. RC Jr to or ies he try all, the CT• y'S lity ?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A r ONE CYCLOCM . : sFa Cent. Confols,..7lii +t--'ne ac:ount 7t a7l OP STOCKS Y perCent.Red.7ll 7a 71t4. Long Ann zo 13•t6} per Cent. Conf. -if 7i4 Imp. Ann. I Colt dgftii Fichol BLIs 4s. to ss. rests. 3 per C. Ann. tooli tot Omnium 415 Oil: 5 per Cent. 1797 zo.iffi CutiL for ace., tit A Hamborgh mail arrived !aft night, a Dutch mail this morning, and alio complete 'lets of the Paris Journal. to the 3d inftant. Oir Correlpontlent at Vienna inform's us, that Ole latell letters from Tranflvania had hretrzbt intelligence, that the retreat of the rebels who h :d pnetratcd into Wallachia was only momentaty, and that they had again returned to renew their hollilities. One body of them had the audacity to advance to the Auarian frontiers, but they were replied after a Ihort env gement with the Impe rial troops of the regiment of Spleny. Complaints h.tve been made to PASSWAN Octu refpeaing this conduit, and he was requelled to :Wain in future from fuck violation of tertitori ; but no other anfwer was returned, than that thole troops which pretended to he his were not all really fo, and thetefore inch of them as Ihould enter the Impetial territories, (hnuld be conlidered t.s freebooters and not under his proteEtion. What the confecinences of all this may be no One can fay. But it h certain, that feveral of the Imperial regiments have received orders to hold theandves in rcaslinsfs to march to the Turk fie frontizrs. According to Come letter's, die brother cf the late Horpotlar, Prince !slickest. Suzzo has been mur dered by the rebtls, and Buchartll has lien blockaded by th: troops of P.swail Oc Lou. Letters from Conaantittople, dated July 2, flare, that the differencri between the Porte and Groao I OSMAN PACHA are now accommodated, and that the GPAND SIGNIOR as a mark of his ge.od will has conferred on him the office of Willi or Pach of SiiiCria. The CA/ITAX PACHA, who was dif. patched againfl him, has already given orthr. o his tronps to return. AL: Bass* alto, who is now reconciled with the Porte, and whole dernacds have been complied with, is to be reftored to his former dignity in Romzlia.—Tlic power of the fhte,which is thus forced to buy the good condud of its own fuhjeds, cannot be far from clofinz career for ever. We hrre the plea Cure to learn, that there it an etc& of near liven hundred thonfand pounds in the receipt of the Cuttoms during the lag quarter, beyond the calculated airnate. Yeiterday Mr. Ltsrom left town for Weymouth. in order to kir: the King's hind on his recent ap• point meat. Friiay the Right Rev. Dr. Hoortersroast, Bt etnp of Dioncefler, was enthroned, by proxy, in Ginuceller Cathedral, with the ufital ceremonies. The proxy was the Rev. M . • boat cis, the Preben dary in Refidence. Lord DA LleatTH and SirCmaat.asCoanor failed from Harwich for Holland, on their way to Spa, lzh Saturday. Many Englifli parties are gang thith:r for the Autumn months, in preference to Paris. Lord Cazatsorom came to town yclterday morning from Weft Wycombe Park, and in the evening fct off for Walmcr Caftle on a viGt to Mr. Pi rr. The Duellers of Column and Lady GEORGIAIIa intend going to Paris in a few days. Sir Smeary SMITH found Mr. Cc/Lintel's% feat * land Rowing with mill and booty, and could not be perfuaded but that he was tlill in Egypt. Lard NELSON was made a Dolor of Civil Laws, on his vifit to Oxford. It was expo led that from his knowledge of the mum laws, he would have been alio made a Door of Divinity. A. SREME, Efq. lately promoted to the rank of Port Captain, has been appointed to the command of la DLTERPAIMIR, of 24 guns, now lying at Portr ait:Ruh. The DETERMINES! is under orders to cruize on the Northern Coafts for the interruption of linugglers. A letter jufl received from the ifland of Saint 'Aden rays, that a moll capital fortification has been crated on an eminence. called High Knoll, which commands the valley and the country ad jacent, and which is deemed an impreguable poli tica) in cafes of emergency. Fralch Government has taken off the heavy 4 clty on Englith packets going to France, as well i sit the p ro hibi t i on wh i c h was n the firft inftance attached to Englifh perfons coming from France an board of any other than French packets. Some interefting experiments have been lately mad: in the Deaf and Dumb Inflame at Paris, to a r vet.ain whether the impreflions made on the deaf rid dumb, by the filing of cannon, ringing of &c• were produced merely by the violent "isitgions of the air. The experiments made by Ci*-izen Earxe, on this fuhjetl, leave no doubt re. retAing this problem. Of one perfon, it was °l"' ;-rued. that a tingle tone made nu inipreflion upon , It ligh and it w as nece tf ary to repeat it fcveral times °Jure he was finable of it. and able to diftinguilh It ; Trout which it was inferred, that it would be sccegiar; for this young man to leans to bear, as per. funs bora blind, who recover their tight by a fur.l ::al operation, mutt gradually learn to fie and 41 .noguitli objeas. wßrMourg, AUGUST 4. 'This Morning, alter hreakfall, his Majtsti. Princers &mil*, the Duk: of GtoucFsin.a, Lord CATHCART, Colonels CARTY/MIGHT and Firssov, on horfehack, rode over the hills above the Bench, through Prefton and Ormington, and returned at half pail twelve to the Lodge. MARGATE, AUGUST 4. The lafl four or five days have added very con fiderably to the number of vifitors, and it is hip poled in a v eek or two more this place will be the Entioriarn (eianks to thcWiggeries fur that phrafe) of beauty and ta(hion. The lalt boy, the Britifh Queen, brought tso pallingers, after a very quick p.litage of about nine hours, and we now cape& to find all the palfage. boats in full employment for two months at lead. The AnEtion at the Library dill continues its attraetinn, and Hall's eshibits not a beggarly ac cwint of empty boxes, but empty benches. The works at the Stone Pier are going on with all poffible expedition. TUNBRIDGE, AUGUST 4. This charmitig place has been for fume weeks very full of genteel company, and it mull he at: kaowledged that the natives are very anxious to accommodate their viiiors. The attraAions of the town are daily increaring, and by next lealon it will he doubly atilt' 'ng to the Inns anti daughters of pleaturc. A new Lteatre has been built at an eTenct little !bort of 3ocol. the internal &cora buns are set y elegant, the company is a very good one, and they play three time, a week. A number of old tenements, near *rim Sion, h tee been pulled down, to make way fin a lit of 1 1 .t and cold baths Mifs &IF/LET, a lade of in. lepensitat fortune, has liberally ttepped forwattl to delta-, the espences of their ereetion. That delightful fpot Mount Sion is the pi hid , pal reGirt for the nobility. Not a houfe is to be had there for love or money. Among the ptefe it r Ildents arc the Marquis and Marchionefe rowrisritwo, Lord &tows, Earl and Conine's of 2HATI4•NI, Lady HAILIRIE 1r TOWNS/IFNI), &C. &C. l he races commence here about the nth hilt The Rewards for this year are both gentlemen of independent fortunes : Capt. Haggai's and ..:apt. WOODGATY of Tunbi idge Cattle. PRIGHTOx, iitIGUST 4. The we: lier here is now uncommonly fine, and tic tea. for the fiid time this fealon, prefents au unruffled and glofry alpeet. The number of perfons who bathed ties morning was iIiCAItUIAbIC. The depredations which were AMC time ago c ,, mmitted at this place by that molt veracious fiih, yclep'd the Brightoe Shad, from it. fatal con -I:quences in driving Vtfitors from this place, would be fnprofed to have 14operated on the inha. bitants, as to induce them to rife every exertion to &limy it on its fit it appearance on their coati. It ' is not fo, however, for the moniler now gorges 11 , mfelf with be moll gluttonous rapacity at the expence of the unwary, who, either for health or pleaftire, retort thither. Not an inn or Shop but have in a great degree bent infeded by the bite of this all devouring creature. The Pa pica, who here enjoys all the luxury of a life unencumbered with the gaudy trappings of Royalty, palres and repafres to and from the Pa. villion uninterrupted by the popular gaze. His HIGHNESS is the main•fpring that at prefent give. life to the faihionable circle. The Puac► had yefterday his accultomed walk, and his Dinner Party was compofed of the following Perfons : Sir JOHN SHELLEY. Mr. DAY, Mr. NORTON, Mar quis of Loam. Mr. WALTER SMYTHe, Lord EGES MONT, Mr. C. WYNDHAM, Lord C. SOMERSET, Mr. TESTES, and Admiral PAYNE. His ROYAL HIGHNESS went over to Lewes be fore dinner to fee the (how of Cattle ; and a large party of Gentlemen went on board Mr. SMITH, of Hams, yacht, and were received with a falute. It got under way and Rood to lea, but there be ing little wind, it was obliged to come to, when the Party relanded. Mittens: and Bobtail are matched to run this day at Lewes, Tag and Malta on Saturday.—The odds Are 5 and 7t04 to name the winner. Very con fiderable bettings have taken place on this race, and great (port is expelled both tomorrow and Saturday.—Odds this evening, 5 to 2 on BokaiL 11111TEHA YEN, AUGUST 3. We lately announced the arrival of Lord Vito., Low la, at the Cattle, near this town. His Lord !hip, we underttand, came on horfeback, with two attendants, from Lowther; and, a few minutes after his reaching the Cagle, a carriage, &c. arrived with Lady LOIVTHrR, one of the young gentlemen and three of the young ladies. In the courfe of the week, the others alto arrived: and the Cagle is now honoured with the refidence of the whole fa mily, Lord and Lady Lowrosa, their two Eons, and five daughters. His Lordthip has had din;ng parties of gentle. men, every day fince, except Saturday and Sunday, and the condefcenfion and affability of his Lord [hip and Lady LOWTHER are highly fpoken of by all who have bad the honour of vifiting them.—' On Saturday and yefierday, a great number of ladies went zo the Cattle, to pay their refpc&s to her Ladytitip. Since their arrival, the weather has generally been unfavourable for exercife in the open air; but the inhabitants of this town have neverthelefs been repeatedly gratified with a fight of their new patrons :—and, on Sunday, the whole family (with a decorum at once exemplary and impreffive) at tended Divine Service at St. Nicholas's. We hear that Lord LOWTHER has given orders for the rebuilding the Reckoning Houfe in Low ther-greet ; the lower Rorey of which is to be rfitted up as offices, and the upper part as a court houfe.—Workmen are already employed io tails down the CORM MARKET. CORK INSPECTORS RSTURN IRON OXIIRIDOP. LUG 5. Wheat, per Load, from :61. to tBl. los. Barley, per (batter, from 11. 13s. to 11. 18s Oats, per Qll.arter, fro:n IL 4s. to :1. to' Beans, per Qra: tcr, from 11 sgs. to 11. Peale, per (titter, from al. to 21. 2S. MAR 6.1.441, AUGUST 6. As we have before remarked, the conferptenec of fine weather as to its effcl on our maim, i is now nearly without buyers for any article.- Wheat is offered at full ss. left than on Moneay.- Barley and Oats is. to ss. each, and Beans full is. -Peas do not vary in price. -We may infer from to-day's bufinefs a farther reduai•at in every thing. Englilh Wheat, per qr. 41s. 56..636. 675. 635. Flue Dantzie Wheat, COL 65t. Rye, 325. 345. Batley, (Malting) Ls. 375. Malt, 465. 525. 545. Oats, 17s. 225. 244. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 365. Tick Beans, (New) scis. 33 5 . 6 d. Hog Peale, 3os. 345. Boilers, 345. 38s. 39c. Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cut. Canary, 86s. to gos. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per lan. Flour 535. 555. per tack. The two la l fine days hive difisenfed great na• tional benefits—they have ripened the corn with a ee , taint y of abundance: several pieces of Rye and itlon :s .ire already reap':d round the metro pol s, and many pieces of Wheat alfo in Surrey. rite Wheats in•Kei:t, fays a correfpondent, arc in very tine order; as is, indeed, every kind of gr•r.n. ?ulna of the Rye is already cut atcl got in, come Oats ; and the farmers talk gene. rally of I•ctiinoing thtir regular harverl on Monday n-‘t. The prefcnt fine wta:her is very favourable to their views. Yellerday being the firf day of the Oyner Sea lon, Billinglgate Mal ket was thronged with pen. ple at a very early hr,ur in the morning. So racer acre they to gain aehnifrion to the °Act boats, that many frit into the Thames. and one poor woman was unfortunately ell owned. Every ezerti.,n was tired to lived her from a watery };save, but without effect, as it is furpored the went unJer one of the boats. At Winchcorrshe fair, on Wednefday, Caere was a very large thew of draught (tortes in particular, and fome good riding horfes ; one hackney was fold for too guineas to a London dealer; and in general good prices were given for warranted horfes of figure. The inferior kinds, as ufual, were in no great requelt. Alresforsl (beep fair, on Thurfday, was fuller at tended than it has been fince its commencement ; upwards of 5000 ewes and lambs were penned, moftly South-Downs. The Pale was briik ; South- Down rams from 15 to 20 guineas a head, ewes from 34%. to 535. lambs, from 28s. to 325. The French have launched a new packet, which fails between Havre and Brighton, and is called the Bonaparte. The man who has impounded little GAIIMEI lII'S PO for a trefpafs, has an intention to exhibit it, hoping thereby to make as much money of it as WH I rrimovon is laid to have done by the Cat fir much celebrated amongft the Citizens of London. Mr. GLASFORD is raid, for his aerial trip, to have paid the jinn of 501. Pufs travelled upon much cheaper terms, but was obliged to come down more difagreeably at laft, being (ince detained in all the rigours of " durance vile." By an ancient law, trovelkre are allowed certain ' privileges in the way of narration, of which our aeronauts feem to avail themfelves, and of which indeed it would not be eafy to deprive them, as I hit: reports come particularly within their province. '1 owards the end of 'aft week a fine child, of betwixt five and fix years old, was brought to Dun dee from the neighbourhood of Glammis, burned in a (hocking manner, from which accident it died on Monday morning. It appears, that hav ing been left by itfclf, its clothes had taken fire from the chimney ; the fervant, alarmed by its (bricks, bnrft open the door, and, infiead of cover ing it up, to fmother the flames, as is ufual upon fuch occafions, the very &Maly brought it to the open air, in a high wind, the operation of which proved fatal to the unfortunate victim. Laft night a Coroner's Jury fat on the body of Mrs. SALTIIt, of Wood tlreet, Cheapfide. Her death made great noife yefierday in the neighbour. hood, in confequence of a report that the had been murdered. A lodger in the boufe depofed, that he had often fern Mrs. Salter in liquor. That on coming home on Wednefday night, the opened the door to him, and be obferved to her, fhe was " a little as nfual." She was fcarcely able to walk. Next morning, going out early, be obferved her ly ing behind the counter dead ; he was the firft who law her in this fituation. She had a bruife on her head. A furgcon, who examined the body, thought the bruife could not kill her, and that the died of fuffocation, by excels of drinking. From'eight in the morning till eight in the even ing, this day and to-morrow, Tickets and Shares in the prefent State Lottery, warranted undrawa, will continue on Pale at the Offices, Cornhill and Charing - -crofs, of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCE, and C o .—Th e third drawing day will be on Monday next ; the firft drawn Ticket on which day will be entitled to Ten Thoofand Pounds. L . 10000. /MT DLAWN TICKET NAST MONDAY. £STONISIIIIII3 RICH WHIRL. s of t C. ses s oool s s of 1 0000 3 SPob . a a i Roo , —Tickets and Shares are spec 1,003 lke.&e. &e. SPORTING IIeTEI LIGEA'CE. OX. ORD RACES, TUESbAY, AUGUST 3. :he Gold Cup. value tctigs. (the remainder in Subaeription of logs. each, for 4 yr olJ•, 74. 71b. 5 yr old!, 811. 711). 6 rr o ld., O. and at/e d, 9 11, 4 .b. Four miles. (Foul teen Sub let ibas .•r. titwrii% br. c. riclilfare. by Al. zander. 4 r old .1. It H. the Prince , e 1 Wales's br. l. I ucsn, 6 yrs old Ir. Wartingto.i's b. c. Pyrrhus, 4 yr. oil - - Siz too on Lut an ; and 3 to ' agfl Ficldfare. The Town l'hte of scl. Fur miic heats. I. R. li. the PfliKt q.f Wsks's hr. h. Lucan, by Sir l'acr, 6 yrs 1.11, yft.llb. - 2 1 2 Crsvrn% ch. c 4 yrs old, 7ft. 71b. 1 2 $ ICoefcote's b. h. Chuckle, c yrs old, Sit. 41b. 3 3 dr. Lucas the favourite. - s 3 WsotrEsnA Y.—The Flionters' Sweepflakec, ofsr. each.—Four miles.—(z3 Suhfcribers.) Mr. G. F. Stracon's b. g. Skglight, by Trinket - - t Mr. Lock): t'... b g. by Cover de Lion - - Loid F. Spencer's b. m. Madcap ; and Mr. lVhivanote's ch. 1). by Little Ifaac, alt . () Ilarte4 but were 'l , l placed. No race for the 501. Plate, for want of horfes. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. S. W. I Dublin, I Waterford o French, z Dutch O Hamburgh, PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4. Arrived the CCIAIt of 8o guns; and Gage. KEA uz, 74., from the Mediterrahean, lift from Port : thr latter is come into harbour to be paid ofF.—Arrived alto the Dinas frigate from Porifinou:h; and BLANCHE frigate from a crnize. —The CIZSAR will come into harbour in a day or two to be paid oT. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S. This day arrived the !hip Capt. Hue?, from the Sirtights, and is under quarantine; alto the (hip HencletCon, Capt. MOkLEY, from the Down., bound to the Codlt of Africa; the Alver• (Innc. and Mary,Cossius, from Sunderland; and the Gond Intent, bitooa E, from Guernfey.—Sailed the Tweed, Roatnsos, for Sunderland; DIA parch, Worm, for Deptford ; and Yining Edward, for Newcaftle.—Came into H irbour the Betfey, Ronson, a iranfpnrt ; alfo a gun brig. SHEERNESS, AUGUST t. Arrived his Majefty's (loop Druotaet, frog's Ireland. The Astazom has one up the Thames to be paid off, and re.cornmiffioned again imme diately. The JaLouse and limn gun brigs are towed out of harbour, and the jaLouse has failed On A cruife. The great Nore has been clear of (hips for theta two d.: ys pA a eircumftance not known fur many yerrs before. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, Ago. s.—Salled the Counters of Sutherland for the Lilt Indies, and Cameral other out ward-bound veffels —Wad E. GRAVCSEND. Ago. s....Paffed by the Elisabeth. B.ggies Nichols and Jane, —, Spes Fides, Lawton, Two Embers, A:afalom,—, and North St ar, Stubs, from Noes/ly.f Aurora, —, from New Orleans; Three Brothers, Butkre from Almeria; Lady Agnetta, Balch. from Hamburgh; Ceres, • Warren, and Europe, Miller, from Jonah% Jane and Sarah, hilltop, from Smyrna; Concord, Walk, from Africa; 'Wet lons, Teall, from N.vis; Symmetry, Harrifoo, from Petite. burgh ; l.eith packet, Hope, —, and Hope, Plow, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the K'pe, Barret, for Oporto ; Com merce, for Pcteriburgh ; Sufan and Polly, Felted, foe Baltimore: Caroline, Edwards, for Bonen; Maria, --,, lot Calais; Commerce, How, for Gibraltar; (teen, Belbell, foe Lifboo ; Malmona, Carr, for Africa; and Pogo Sybrattd,-....,, fur Ofteod. ARRIVED Off Dover—. Europa, Will from Jamaica. In the Creek—Haabes. Patterfoo, fr.= Palermo; and New. ham, Sproul, from GallipolL At Briftril—Vertu, Blythe, from Lilbon ; and Corocria, BUS, from Philadelphia. _ _ _ At Hull—ilrothers, Atkinfon, from Lifbon; and John, Letlic, from Gallipoli. At lirlfalt—Villiam, M'Crea, from London. At Newenftk—Honduras Vacket, Liddle, from Oporto. __ . . At Hamburgh—Mary Ann, Fenwick, from Newialtle. At NewfoundLind—Succors, Orem, from Poole. At Malaga—William, Symonds, front Newfoundland. At Barbadoes.—Lady Harewsod, Bremen from London. At Philadelphla—Marina, M'Brlde, from P ßriftoL The Lively. Wall, from Liverpool to London, Is reported to be loft off Carmarthen, and all the crew drowned. The Care Lca, from Danarara to Great Britain, Is totallr loft nratNcwfoundland. The Fame, Trott, from Liverpool to Maffachufats, is re. ported to be loft on the Coaft of Wales. The fine new flap of two tons burthen, building by John, Pakal Larkins, Efq. at Pitcher's Dock, is to be namtni the Earl Camden, the command of which is to be ;inn to Captain Nathaniel Dame. The Company's Ship the Devaynes, Capt. William Addcilty , is espeded to be difpatched this week : this Cup is the left of this talon, and is configned to Bengal. We have the pleafure to Rate, that letters have been vereiv. ed from the Honourable F.sft India Company's nap the Wd. thamltow, Captain William Agnew, dated the 16th of May tsR, in latitude 35. 0. South, and longitude 17. 24. E. ull wrll, and proceeding at her voyage to the Prefidencles of Madras and Bengal. The following extra (hips are expedted to arrive this year, viz. from China, the Elizabeth; fmm Bengal, the Manthfp, the Comet, the Sarah Chriftiana aad Primers Mary; from Ma. dras, the Caledonian, General Stuart, Monarch, and Ann ; from Bombay, the Soren:l'l4'nd the Northampton. The Manks Fiffiery is abundant, beyond what has been known in the memory of the oldeft per. fon living.—Lag week, it was not uncommon for one boat to take from a hundred to a hundred and fifty maze of herrings at one Eihing. There have been no herrings in Ramfay Bay for eighteen years pail, till the prefent feafon. An afionithing large lhoal has lately appeared, and man)) hun dreds of mazes were taken them on Wednetday and Thurfday fennight.—The fhnal approaches within 16 yards of the harbour of Ramfay. and great numbers have been caught at a depth of only tour feet ! Several of there herrings are very large one of them, weighed at Rainfily, on Thinaty fe'naight, turned the beam at ten ounces and a holt: The market at Greenock has of late been molt r r ,~: ~~~ Di ~jl { ~ I 1 li