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rtlcl it u•As not merely. as had been (tided, the tri-j fling lots of tol. which would be fuftained by the' Aberdeen Bank if this prohibitory claufe but, what was of far greater confequence to the, Proprietors of that Bank, they would thereby lore their wonted fecurity as to their Paper, which would be transferred from the Bank of Aberdeen to the Bank of England. Mr. Jott,trre concurred in the fame objection to ere Claufe, which feemed to him as if the o',l.:et of the Bank of England was to cripple the fecurity of all other Banks. Mr. S. THORNTON (Bank Diretior) defended the Claufe, as neceffary to the fecurity of the Bank of England. . Mr. WILLIAM DUNDAS moved, that the Chair roan do report pregrefs, and afk leave to fit again on Thurfday ; when a divifion took place, and there being only fourteen Members prefent, the Bode of courfe adjourned till to-morrow. Z.O 1)ON. -- mi.., a read r ledg T elf d by a Piro Par: e .P life ✓ tei 2 of t tier oar 1 env cat F bat Ma 1 to ter to, • pk • In act fou ma Ot. • as Ar Pe gai Na tis 1f N !rc • en ni( sin eui sec to •r: WEDNESDAY, APRIL ss. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Configs 5911--Confnla tor time 591. Red. 531-•-4 per Cent. 78.1--Omniunt 8* 8 711. TRICE Or STOCKS YESTERDAY. B.* st o ck z6ti 4641 5 pa C. Navy 91 3 per Cent. Red. do 59 - 0 -. 5 per C. Loy. 95 4 9 9 2 3 per C. Conf. 601 51i 64 Long Ana. t 8 15-16 4Pa Cent. Conf. 79 78f _ Onmium 91 88i Dusat a, APltt. t13.-.4 2 ftee of Stocks tbii day . Back Stock 10—.5 per C. Gov. Deb. SS.—Traalury 1110 a 993. —• . . . This morning we again received Path Journals. They come down one day later than thole we an nounced yefterday.—Their contents are moll in terefting, but we hope will not receive confirma tion. The Official Paper is not among thofethat have reached us ; and till it fhall arrive, or advices frcm oar (Awn Commanders , we fball not be . able to determine what degree of credit is due to the news given in the Non-official Journals of the Mit init. which ftate, that on the toth of March, the French in Egypt; commanded by Maxon in per fon, attaelicit and defeated General AsEzettom BY'S Army, )000, and taking foo prifoners, and among the latter General ABERCROMBY him felf. One of the accounts is from Malta, the other comes by way of Naples and Milan. • .Refpeaing Oi latter, it may be obfervezd that, if there be no miftake in the dates, the news mull have reached Naplei in (even or eight days from Egypt ; for it would take about three days to travel, from Naples to !dilan:,.. But on the whole, there was fofficient time for the intelligence by one rout or other to reach Paris. We.,cantint be long without, a knowt ledge Of the yeal ftettof Matters in that quarter. „ Thefe Papers contain s i CoPy.of the Submiffen of the Regency of Hanover,' to the Terms enjoined by our readmit faithful Ally the king of Pkossi2. The . fnllowing Ettrafts will put our Readers in peffeffio'li . of every . thing worthy of notice in the Paris Journal) that have reached us : • "zits, Arai t t y.--Letters received from Malta itifert, thit General Asia tans' six, attacked at the fame time by the garrifon Of Alexandria, and by General NlEttou in perfon, who fell upon the Id: Of the enemy;. with more than to,ooo men and 30 Pieces of artillery; has been completely routed.— According to there letters; 3000 Englifli remained on the geld Of battle, and 6co cat off by the French cavalry, were made prifoners. General Area. caowa,e is imong the auinber of the latter. This battle is Paid to have taken plact on the zoth of Marcli.-7717evirwei ties Dditsfern & k P4rit: Zimmer, tituvzitaitz-ezesaat, topziaznattr OF vas •RINT,TONITIZEN COUNSALON OF STATI, AND MINISTEi ,INTAAOININAAY OF TN' /RANCH AtiOiLiC TO Tilt tisai.rxna azzoattc. . . flint{-goons at Man. Aiwa 2. I take the Milieft opportunity of communicating to you the news which I have received from Ge neral Mmert, the commander in Chief. He an nounces to me that the peace with the Conri nf Na ples was fighell on the night of the 29th of March. In confequence of the condition's of this peace, the advanced guard Isf the aria* of obfervation el the South, conflfling of t2;esoo Mott; ited let Mit oh its' march to occupy the painful:l bf Tareistittit and Otranto, fulbwing the line btCtaiina, is far as the month of the ikidanto at the fea.— Another divifion, ofabout aoeo men, Will occupy Pefcara, extending its adianced rani as far as Flange°, Without paling that limit. The Court of Naples renounces the itland of Elba, and all its rights in Tufeany. All the ankles of the Aril:l ake, which concern the Engkth and the Turks, Rill be religioufly obkrvett. According intelligence Which arrived here !rum Naples, On . theevening of the soth of March, appears certain, that the E.ngliflihm 4 e been beat en in Egypt, and obliged to re-embark. .Cominu. ?;sate, Citizen, if you pleafe, this joyftif news to Cifalpine Government, and accept Of My ten timents of eßeem and frieddihip. (Signed ) A True Copy. (Signed) VOI.O lIT. Prrtrr. VIENSA, Match 211.-:An Extraordinary Ckl• hcr attired here this dry. lent front General MOP tat/ to the Ardbdohe CM/11W : his pa4ott bud. that be ins to uk the MIKA fpeeil by the 'w 2 Y. beteg charged with difinstchee of the greats', inpatien t . We oh shored the two &Wows of the French army, thole of Generals Ottonetit and ICHEIPANSE, are de!lined to traverfe Hungary, in order to repair to the Ft onticrs of Turkey, and compel the Ottoman Porte tocede Egypt to France. • COtigTANTINOPLE MARCH 10.—The Captain I-ac na has at• length failed on the 26th of tall month with his divifion, confiaing of two (hips of the line, three frigates, and twelve gun-boats. The day before yetterday, the Vice Admiral failed alfo, with the fecund diviiion which is not nume• rues, a third divifion is to fail in the courfoof a few days; all this Naval force will immediately proceed to the coatis of Egypt. If we can judge from appearances, the Porte is refolvcd to make the greatefl efforts to get poffeflioo of that country ; 1 preparations were never carried on. witlk greater activity ; people are employed day and night in fitting out a new armament, but notwithaanding theft difpofitions, it is doubted whether our Go. vernment will aceomplifh its objed. , According to the laft advices, the army of the GRAM) yiz q R is entirely deftroyed by the plague, famine, and defertion. Thzre fcarcely remain to this Genera liffimo a few hundreds of men, who ferve him a; an elbort. On the other hand it is confirmed, that the French have received a numerous reinforce ment, which has been landed at Alexandria. , All the Englifh fettled here teem to apprehend time political change : a great number of them hold themfclves in rcadinefs to quit this capital.— Mr. SPENCER irn will fet out in a few days, on his return to London. Lord ELGIN, who for fix months pail has refid ed in the Hotel de France, is to leave it in con fequence! of a hint from the Porte. This Am bairador has laid afide his quality of Envoy Ex traordinary, in order to affume that of Ordinary Minifter of his Britannic Majefty. He will con tinae to manage the affairs of the EMI India Com pany. HANOVER, APRIL 6.—The following is the Con yention concluded on the 3d of this month, be tween our Regency and the Envoys of his Majegy the Km* of PRUSSIA : His Majefty the Kano ofPaussia having canted to be communicated to us, by the Count de Senn. tam soule, General of Cavalry, Minifter of State, of War, and of the Cabinet, and his Envoy here, a declaration, written and dated at Berlin, on the Both of March, rSo , the retaking meafures which his Paid Majefty has refolved to purfue in reg.ird to the German States belonging to his Makity the King of Great Britain and Ireland our moil gracious Sovereign, in his quality of Eleelor of Brunfwick and Lunebourg—Hit Prat- Gan Majelly having befides invited us repeatedly, and in a -pofitive manner, to conform to the pre fent circumitances, to enter without delay into the new engagements which he has prepaid, and for that purpofe to draw up a Convention in the moil obligatcry form, otherwite his faid Majefly would find himfelf obliged to treat in a hoftile manner the German States of the King our mot gracious Sovereign, we have, agreeably to circuin,l Ibexes, promited and declared as follows The entrance of the Pmffian troops into the German States of his Britannic MaIiSTY (hall take place without their experiencing any refinance, in the hopes, however, that the ittinber will be di. miuithed as much as l'offible*,, to eafe the country and the inhabitants. They &all confequendy ob. terve in their full extent all the ordinances and dil poiltions Of his Pruffiati•Majarry, both in regard to the entry of his troops and to the Eleaoral States. The Han•werian. troops, which have hitherto, bien . employed in. the Army on the line of demarcation,in the North of Gerinany, Shall bf dillntded, as well as a proportionate number oe the other troops of the Elcdtorate. The Re. gency of this country, the COmmander in Chief, and the different Othcers of thefe troops, &all engage not to employ the .laid troops; • nor to fuller themto terve againik his Paid Piusstaii Mayes ry, but to Make them,• lirialY obferve the Royal Ordinance!, , according to the dif ferent.meafutes which it may be necelfaty to pur 7 rue. The laid troops Shall be diftributed in the Cities of Haribver, Lunebourg, Gifhoris, Welzen, and in the places and garrifons on the right of the Leiise; on , the left of the tiller, and behind the Lube, as far as the Elbe.. All. the Other places without exception, comprehending the fortrefs of Haman, ( hall be evacuated and - delivered •up to the Prodian troops. Particular meatitres ihvid be taken Slut all deliveries in kind (hall be Made by the fn:d country of Maisoier, dating from the of May, this year. In reprd to whatever con cerns the Adminidiatiim„ of this State, nothing Shall undertaken, nor (hall be permitted to be undertaken, prejUdicial to the prefent difpohtions and engagements; on the contrary', the Ratutes and orders of the King, is regard to them, Shall be punaually Obferved.. For thefe reafons, we here accept; its the moliTo lemn =inner, the fupreme promife made by his' PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, that he will guarentee to the German States bf his BRITANNIC - itialvert; their ancient Conititution, their fafety, and their re pot.; • mid that all their property and potleffions !hall be_proteited by every means pothble. Dont at Hanover, the 3d of April, a Sot, (Signed) COUNT DR lIIIMANNSIOOI. DR A R lOWA VDT. vs STAIIIIIIRO. DY DACUS. 6s wiLsozou. 11111101111. RII/A1 XIUTICAL INTELLICEATE. MAILS TIP; D L.N.r. AIKIVU) 615 C 0 I tutiburgh, I 1)0,11n, I W...ttitorJ, butkii 4 ;4atke, 0 YARNIOU fit, 11. i'ati. !4. This morning, at fis o'clock, failed his Majcrly's "oacket PRINCESS Royal., Capt. I-lastslOND, with Mr. 1-I.tootx s, tlic Me;rsalger, but the w;:i.l becom ing unfavourable, u.it obliged to put back in the afternoon, and is now lying in the Roads. This morning tailed the following hips of war, rtich.r Rear-Admiral Torn', to join Baltic fleet, under air HYDr. P &c.; the ZEALOUS, of 7+ guns, Admiral TOTTY'S flag-chip; Powea- Fut, of 74, Hon. Capt. LAVOP.EY ; VENC , RANCE, of 74, Capt. DUFF ; RORY, of 64, Capt. Sir Eo- WARD BERRY; and the ALKMAAR, of 56, POUL. DEN : bade. feveral gun-boats and cutter. Arrived this morning the GEORGE cutter, with a large !'mugging vetcel laden with t o. halt- Linkers of fpirits . , betides dry goods. • FALMOUTH, APRIL i 9. . This day failed his Majefty's packets WallinNo. Ham and Poo} /m:, the former for Lana, with the Mail of the Irth instant ; and the Litter fur America, with the Mail of the 11l infant :—The paffengers by the WassiNo HAM were, the Marquie of POMBIIRA, his Lady and fix children, and his Secretary; Mr. HoncsoN, Chevalier de SufANr, and Capt. GASPAID 3 there vase no paffengers by the PHOENIX. PLYMOUTH, APRIb so. Came in kis Majefty's chip MARS, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral THORNBOROUGH, from a cruize, with the lofs of foremaft, bowfprit, head, maintop malt, and other damages; having beenrun aboard by his Majefty's flip CENTAUR, of 74 gulls, Cap rain LITTLEHALES, during her cruize off Breit ; in which the latter fbip loft her main-malt, and is now refitting in Cawfand Bay ; the MARI is going up Hamoaze to be repaired : the was accompa nied to this port by the CANADA, of 74 guns, Capt. Sir R. STRACHAN. Came in the PLYMOUTH lug ger, of 18 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the URA HIE, of 38 guns, Capt. TOWRY, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL ix. Sailed the GOOD Diatom armed fhip, with troops for Guernfey and Jerfey: SHEERNESS, APRIL it. Yefterday his Majefly's (hip ASIA of 64. guns, Captain HALL, went from Blackflakes to the Great Nore.—The MARY, lilted armed cutter, Lieute nant MORGAN failed; and the LARK (loop, Capt. CARTHZW, arrived from Yarmouth.--Sailed the IM►LCTOL (loop, Captain BaosiLtr, to join the North Sea Fleet. . FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, APRIL at. The RFSOLUTIOIII lugger has made fignal of convoy to the weltward.—Wind L N. E • ,immilmi• FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL U. ADMIXALTY.OIFICE,• APRIL 21. EMI!! of a Letter flan Admiral Sir HYDE PARER', COM. :slander in Chief of his Majefty's gaps and rads employed on a particular Service, to EVAN NIPLIN,Efq. Secretary of the Admiralty ; dated an board his Majeity's giip Cowpox, in Copenhagen Road, the yth April titot. Sir—The Hon. Lieutenant-Colobel Sirrwarr having volunteered his fervices, by being the bearer of thefe difpatches, I have accepted thereof; on a belief that it will be more expeditious than by lea. I have the pleafure to tranfmit an Armißice con 'eluded between the Court of Denmark and myfelf. I mean, hs loon as the difabled flips are refitted, and the worn of the wounded moved into the Hol- Rein Dani(h fhip of the line, which I have corn millioned as an hofpital-fhip, to proceed over the Grounds into the Baltic to put into execution the remaining part of my inßruSions. The Isis and MONARCH being found in fo bad a Rate frim the late anion, as to render it neceffary to fend them. to England to have their damages re paired, I (hall fend them home for that purpofe with the Holitein hofpital-fhip, which has the wounded and tick on board. Vim Ceeditions of tie Analltiee were $n in OW Paper of . yelterday.) Unmet of a letter from ARCIIIIALb DICKSON. Efq.Adodral of the Blue, to Evost Ne PIA X Efq. doted at Yarmouth, the sods Infant._ Be pieafed to acquaint my Lord Commitlioners of the Admiralty, of the arrival of his M.tjefty's Iloop Faitouatrz, from her cruize off the Spur*, having brought in with her PAntichritt, French Lugger Privateer of fourteen _ guns and fi fty men. kATOVILITS, YUSISIAitb. W. S. W. t.ight lawn, Art t t. beg leave to acquaint you, that I this evening captured, after a chaee of four hours, l'AntiChriti French Lugger Privateer, of foatteen guns, nines and two-pounders, manned with fifty men, commanded by HENRY ALEXANDRE Semis. liar ; out fifteen days from Dunkirk, had cap tured the thip Brotherly Love, of Sonth Shields, bound to London which I ahb re-captured. (Signcd) Jos. W;ISTRISCH. DisTitIBUTION OF PRIZE-3,40MM The crew of the ALrr usa, for the detention of the Danilh (hip Frau Anna, will be paid their proportions of an advance on account of the pro. coeds of the condemned part of the cargo of the aid (hip, on board the ARITNUII., Saturday the 14th init. The crew of the &rad, will be paid their pro. portions for the Urfa/a, captured by her, on board the Jame, is Plymouth Sound, previous to her leaving that at:Wrap. SPORTING iN11:!...L1C.1:107E. NEW M Ll' FIRS: TUi The nem of 'cog.. carrying 1J!:. R. C. D. of Craiz'ai'a b. f. I :ornb- . • 4y. • Sir F. P0,•1e3 b. f. Co -.rfe and 4 tC. !, Fifty Pounds by Sy.?,!*(l.;Dt,nti, tor , t • 711. 91b.—tivc-yr-old, a L d aged 81i. 7ib. R. C. Sir C. BonbtTry's h:.c .-r, s :rc Mr. Putlock% hr. h. "tar:. v.., ald - • Mr. Fro, - .lry'.. gr. - EleVcn to 8 on Sir C. 3arb ti Mr. IN' yniham's Teleara,;:l, •;.1. cannon's Wrangler, Sit. alb. The lit AL,. M. h. 11.—Seem to 4. Wretllsl.T. Mr. ‘4l:atiey's Tun.ful, tlb. h,:at Sir 1. Shelley% Pal - Timor, Twu-y,•old sop.—Ever: betting. • Mr Dawiim's b. c. beat Mr. Wihi,a's b. c. by By vurti. 71b. eacb. 13. C. Six to 4 on T•vifier. Mr. \Vino% , - ;urprize, bent Loiel Meteor c. Bft. each. Ab. M. se: s.-61: - . t.) sen Meteor. A Co:11161 cf the Cabinet Minaers was yeflo-- day held at Lord II t rsp.up.'s Oti;ce._ A Privy Council was liwrwilc held at the of PORT I.AND . R Otllo4 twenty one perfoar. taken into caltfidy t;.r aii;:mbling at a public-lion& in Fore-fireet, Cripplegate, firr leditious purpofe armee varnined.— r The moll of th.:m were commit. ted to Tuthill-fiLids Bridewell. It is uncertain in what manlier Sir HYDF P se- KEE will aft in regard to proceeding, up the Baltic ; but Governmert ha, loft no time in fending him inftruElions, which were forwarded by Colonel Syswza-r, who left London on Monday night on his return to Copenhagen. The only difference betvnen the copy of the ar miftice which we gave in our Paper of yelterday, and that in the Gazette; is, that the mimes of the Britifh CommifEoner ) ,s Lord NELSON, stud the Hun. Colonel STEWART, lhould have Rood firs bethe order of fittnature, and the treaty is ratified by Prince Fit sort:lce of 1) remark, as well as by Sr HYDE PARKER. A letter from Copenhagen of the tub Rates, that Admiral NELsott was on the point of failing for Revel, when the intelligence of the death of PAUL I. arrived. It adds, that doubts were en tertained whether he would proced thither. On the t ith, LAWRISTON, Aide de Camp of BONAPARTE, paired throng.% liamburgh, accom panied by . Lieut. ILari lEr.,ef the Oonfular guard, on their way to Copenhag,:n. Tla• c has host to gr the dignity of a the lin:ted I:invd,,m of Great Britain and Ire: .d. to the is.;ght honourable tor,: E:11-1 of S. N. .:44.xsr, o: the Mott Honourable Ordzr of the Bath, and Admiral of the White Squadron of his Majelly's Elect, and to the his body lawfully IN:go:tea by the Name, Style, and *I of ViIEOWiL St. Via. cxxr, Meaford, in the county of Stafford, with rzmainders severally and tlicceffively to WILLIA..I HENRY RICKETTS, Efq. Captain in the Royal Na. vy, and the Heirs Male of his body laufilly be. gotten; to EDWARD jravis RiexErr.s, EJtq. Bar. rider at Law, brother of the laid \VILLIAM Hsu- RY RICKETTS, and rums of.Maity RICKETTS by WILLIAM HENRY RICKETTS, Efq. late of the Iflatnd of Jamaica, deccafed, and litter to the raid Jolts Earl of St. VINCENT, and the Heirs Male of his body lawfully begotten, and the dignity of Vit. counters St. VINCENT, of Meaford, in the faid county of Stafford, to the Right Honourable Maar Counters of NoviTHE s da_ttghter of the laid MARY RICKETTS, and widow of W ILLIAM HENRY RICKETTS aforefaid, and the dignity of Vifeount St. VINCENT to the Heirs Male of her body law fully begotten. His MAJESTY has been pleated to appoint JOHN PALMER COLLUM, Efq. to be Glouceller King of Arms, and Principal Herald of the parts of Wales, vacant by the refignation of Sir THOMAS GREY Cot Lem, Baronet. The Hon. Mr. Bauer, brother of Lord Etorn, Was arrelled on his journey from Con dantinople to Bagdad, by a rebel named CUCHUTE ALLI, (Ken • pyins a pofition at Malatia, dittant about twelve hours journey from Madaun. The governor oC the latter place had in his polliftion two banditti belonging to the rebels, who ihrewdly calculating that the brother of the laird was worth at leaß two thieves, required the rekafe of his followers as the price of the traveller's liberty. " You are a great man," lays he to Mr. Bit ye and the Governor of Madaun cannot refute your Tapia—write to him.'!--Mr. BRUCE urged the importance of his million, and the injurious confequcnccs of delay— the rebel, that the lives of his men were at attic; and at lengths Mr. B. was obliged to fubmit to the force of the Turk's reafoning, and to remain at Malaria the time neeelfary to negotiate, and obtain the delivery of his equivalents. By a letter from on board the BILLONA, we learn, that in the late anion two of her lower deck guns burl, by which feveral were killed and wounded; among the latter was L;eut. So r, T H EY. Lieut. W. MINCHIN, of the MONARCH, who was wounded in the late anion, is bruther to Mr. Mumma, Soliei;or, of Gofrvt. Accounts from Vienna of the 4th, Rate that Baron Taunus- had left that capital for Pre fbu rgh. He Rill retains his hove and garden in :het - ohmlos, and many people think that - his abfencc will not be very long. A veffel Lis arrived in the river from Amher. dam, whence fhe failed on Tiielday halt ; the Mall ter reports, that after extraordinary exertions, ft veral Dutch (hips of war had dropped down the Pampus, and were on the eve of failing, when in telligence of the battle off Copenhagen reached the Batavian Government, which Rruck great alarm, and fufpcnded the operations of the Dutch. Ba s • D.—The price of bread Was ye Rerday lower. el an affize, or ad. in the peck loaf. The price of the quarters loaf will *ea be is. 80. IF ~