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LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY 18. IT ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF O'CLOCK: Confuls, for opg. 450j.—Rsduced, 57I—Omnium 31. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Link Stock .31.1 India Bonds, is. as dif. 3 ItCr R 441. And. s)1 60 591 Imp. 3 per Cent. 39 ptr Cent. Conf. 591/ Each. MIK es. a 31. peem. par, 4 per Cent. 77/ as prem. 5 per Cent. Navy soct 89 I 901 Oml Mtn, ,Sr prem. 3 per Cent. T 797 9911 I I.ottery Tickets, rSI t 7s. Long Ann. 3-16 Conf. for open. 601 The Captain of a Danifh fhip, which arrived at Plyna(,uth on Monday, Rates, that be law a large fo reign fhip, apparently of 8o guns, (landing up the Channel. This is fuppolcd, by fame, to be the Gin tido Spani(h fhip; but it is more probably a large fhip from Batavia, which has bees captured by the Lord Neilon privateer, belonging to Maio. TEND and Co. and has fince arrived at Plymouth. This prizc, which is valued at from fixty to feventy thou- land pounds, is the eleventh that has been fent into Plymouth by the fame privateer within the laft fix necks. The Hamburgh Mail, due on Snnday tall, arrived this day. S',me hopes were entertained that this Mail would bring fome accounts of the progrifi of the Ruffian Negociator NovosrLyzoss, but he dill remains at Berlin. In fact, it was underflood from Bossriaars's profellions of a pacific difpolition, that no incorporations of new territory, no extenfion of French fovereignty thould take place in the interim. Bosaravrs, however, has !ince made love to Genoa, and fuch arrangements are on the tapis refpe&ing Ica• ly that M. Novost trzors found it neceffary to wait for frell inaruaions from his Court, before entering on the exercift of his functions. A courier bad ar rived from St. Peterfburgh when the ha accounts , left Berlin, but nothing had tranfpired refpeaing the nature of his difpatches. BONAPARTI laughs at the Emperor ALIXANDER, end defpifes the Houle of Aufli is ! Negociate I Aye, to be lure he will. Negociations never flop the ex ecution of any of his projects, but other Powers are palfied by them. We fubjoin extraas of fuch articles as deferve any notice:— \Tissue, Just 29.—A very altive correfpondence for the promotion of a general peace is now carrying on between Maria, Ruffia, and Prtmßa. A courier bas been fent off from Vienna to Milan, with impor- tant difpatches. Baron Von WINZINGBILODB is fill here. The Englifh Commandant at Malta has found it neceffary to fend General RAMsAY with important acivices to London. He arrived at Vienna to-day, and after a Ray of twenty-four hours proceeded on his journey for London. Banes OF THY Mains, JOLT 2.—The public jour nals fpeak of a great change which may be expeded loon to take place in the Government of Switzerland. This report, however, appears to be unfounded. Uncertain reports in the public journals fay like wife that the mother of the Emperor NaroLzow will receive the title of Princefs of Parma and Piacenza; that the lea ports of the Papal territory will be an• nexed to the kingdom of Italy, for which the Pope will receive Sienna, to recompence the lofs of which Lucca will be united to the kingdom of Italy. BUILDS, JULY I.—The flay here of the Ruffian Negotiator, NOTOSILTZOFI, was not in confequence of any delay he has experienced on the part of the French Government, but to wait for farther infiruc tions from his own Court. On his arrival in the capital of Pruffia, the Pt uffian Miniaer, Baron HAIL. OP N BS. so, a Member of BONAPARTE'S Legion of Ho- nour, delivered to him all the neceffary Paffports to proceed to Bruffels, where JOSEPH BONAPAZTE is now waiiing fur him. But contrary to Rummies promiie at the opening of the Seffion of the Legifla 'ism Body— , not to extend the limits of the French Empire'—Genoa has been feized on, and this feizurs was not -known at St. Peterfburgh when M. Novo 511.TZOFF left that city; he therefore thought it ne ceffary to ark for further orders on this account, and was daily expelling a Courier from his Sovereign how to all. In the mean time Novosiwrzory is much cajoled by Baron HAILDENBARG, and has been frequently vi fitc by BOYAPARTA'S Emiffary, LA FORST, who has attempted to convince him that the Incorporation of Genoa was a necelfary ad after the alrumption of the Royal Diadem of Italy. M. NOVOSILTZOFF has re ceived the French Minider, as well as the Pruffian, very coolly, but lives upon the moft friendly terms with the Britifh Knitter. Mr. JacKsow. The talk of an Armed Neutrality by land is re newed here, and not conf dered entirely improbable, fhould 13nta AAAAA a not accede to the propel:4ls for a Central Pacification agreed to by the Cabinets of St. Peterfburgh and Berlin. Beaus, JULY 6.—M. de Novosiwrzorr has re ci ived a courier from St. Peterfburgh, who has made the journey in !even days, which is uncommonly ex pediiious. Another courier, arrived yellerday, from London. MILAN, JOSS 20.—Two Imperial decrees have btu publithed here; one for rendering navigable the blincio, from the lake of Garda to it► influx into the ; and the other for corking a navigable Canal from Br cfcia to the Oglio. IV another dnrcc, dated the 2sd, a Canal h to be cnt from Pavia taGlati, which is to be completed in eight years. At Genoa, in all public aRs, the name of the Em peror is now ufed iallead of the title of the Ligurian Republic. Lsc 'foam, Juan 18.—The price of corn in Spain having in a thurt time fallen three fourths, the Corn dealers in Italy, and throughout the Levant, who had fpcculated on the late high prices, have loftgreat turns of money. The houfe of TOMASINI, at Marfeilles, has (lopped payment. ITALY, Julie 36.—The Auflrian deputation, con filling of General ViNceor, &c. appointed t• com pliment the Emperor NAPOLIOX, have been invited to dine with him at Verona. The Government of Genoa has ordered its Envoy at Vienna, BOCCARDI, a gratification of ao,ooo li fres, and an annual penfion of io,ooo livres. The report that Ancona, and other neutral pores on the Mediterranean, will be occupied by French troops, is not confirmed. Three Englifh frigates are cruizing before Genoa. The States of Genoa, Parma, Piacenza, Gna@alla, and Lucca, will be united under the fovereignty of the Emperor Neroz cm It is reported that the title of Grand Duke of Genoa will be created. On the sad of May, Come difturbances happened at Leghorn, occafioned by a difpute between a Cor fican foldier and one of the inhabitants. Some Swifs foldiers belonging to the French garrifon there, took part in the affray, and one of the inhabitants was killed. Thofe who began the tumult were, however, taken into enftody, and tranquillity was reftored. HAG UN, JULY 2.1 t is confirmed that the camp at Zeyft will be removed to North Holland, and par ticularly to the Helder, where General MA&MOMT, the Infpeitor General of our Army and Marine, Ge neral Dumoscsau, and the Minifter at War, PT• mass, now are. All the artillery intended for the camp ar Zeyft is now on its way for North Holland. JULY 6.—The expedition againft England appears now to be very near taking place; at leaft the molt alive preparations are making fine Prince Louis has taken the command of the army on the coati. The negociations for peace, conducted by M. Novosivr atm, will be accompanied by the preparations for this expedition. No intelligence from Lord Nassom is yet received. The wind has been unfavourable. The reports on the fubjett of the two fleets, deferve no attent ion. There was fome apprehenfion entertained at LLOYD'S, yellerday, for the fafety of the (hips from Antigua. kit they may have been met by the Com bined Fleets.—lt is reported by the Sips arrived from St. Kitt's, that they failed from Antigua to St. Thomas's, in confequence of the notice fent by Ad miral COCHRAN', for all veffels to make their way home, or to neutral ports; and, that they failed much about the time the French Fleet came down towards Antigua. The apprehenflon of their being captured refts on no other ground than this conjec ture; and befides, we fhould think that fome account of their being captured muff have reached Antigua, before the Cu R EU X failed on the 13th, had the event taken place. We attach no credit to the report. Lord Nassom, in a letter from Antigua to a Friend in London, writes thus :—" Although I very much regret the misfortune of not meeting with the enemy in the Well Indies, yet I have the confolation of be lieving that I have been the humble inthument, under Dtvitts PanviDENce, of laving thefe Wands, toge ther with zoo fail of merchantmen !" The LIVELY frigate arrived at Portfmouth on Mon day evening, with difpatches from the Mediterra nean, and Admiral KNIGHT, at Gihraltar ; the was immediately placed under quarantine at the Mother• bank. The following extra& of a letter, dated Madras, 4th February, contains a more circumftantial ac count of the piratical efforts of the French Marine in thole feu than that which we yeflerday fubmitted to our Readers : " The Wadley and Afia indiamen left this on the 13th of Ja nuary, for Vifingapatarn. Accounts have been this day received from that port, that the Pfychc frigate, of 32 guns, was in there roads at anchor, when the Indlimen appeared in the offing, and that the French frigate immediately gave chase to them ; but it is expelled be will not be the better for it, as the two Indlarnen took fifty kamen from she Exeter when &cleft Madras, and too foidiers, for the defence of the (hips. To morrow's putt will, I doubt not, bring us farther accounts, but the Jenks falls tonight." The Commander of the WRANGLER gun-brig has received-Letters of Thanks from the Lords Commit: fioners of the Admiralty, from the Commander in Chief, and from Rear Admiral Dosrozas, expreffive of their approbation of the gallant condu& of his people in cutting out the Bien Ain* French Hoop, on the ift indent, near Boulogne, from under the fire of five guns, mounted on a battery, fonr field pieces, one mortar, and the mulketry of Sao foldiers. The hoop was commanded by a Lieutenant de Ma rine Militaire, and was cut out by the Waawot.za's cutter and ren men. The - cutter was nearly knocked to pieces by a flint of large calibre : fix men were in her at the time, but luckily no one was hurt. Profeffor Az N Emu, of Hamburgb, a Gentleman of great celebrity in the fcientific and literary world, has undertaken to condu& the Foreign Department of the Medical and Phyfical Journal, in place of Dr. NOLHDEN, of Gottingen, lately deceafed. The Norridan Prize at Cambridge is this year ad judged to THOME, &HADLEY, M. A. of Trinity College, for his Effay on k The Internal Evidence of the Religion of Motes." The Earl of BAR 'THOR I'S Marys= is matched againft Sir JOHN SHELLY'S Cortycendr, the diftance one mile, on the race courfe at Brighton. Lord BAR.. RY MOLE to chufe the ground on or before the day of darting. Monday the Edinburgh new Court of Police was opened with great ceremony, an account or which will appear in our peat. ROYAL PAMThr. WaYwotrw, JULY 16. Left evening, about fix o'clock, the Royal Family returned to fbore, from their escurfion at fea. After partaking of Come re. freffimenis, they went to the Theatre. At (even o'clock his MAJESTY was on horfeback, and attended by Generals FITZROY and CARTWRIGH r, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode to the camp. About half FA ten o'clock, his MaiISTY, accom panied by the Princefres AUGUSTA, MARY, SOPHIA, and APULIA, attended by the Counters Mausrtat.o, Ladies G. Bo LIE LIT, TECH air aft, and THYMUS, Earl WILTON, and Colonel TAYLOR, went on board the Royal Yacht. On his MAJESTY'S going on board, a royal falute was given by all the velrels in the har bour. His MAJ CSTY appeared in excellent health and fpirits. Our encampment confifts of near pow men. Yell terday a private dropped fuddenly down and expired. Yellerday the Dukes of Custaaatateu and Caw. SSIDOS entertained the Field Officers belonging to the-Camp with a fumptuous dinner at the Royal Hotel. Yesterday her MAJISTY and the Princes ELIZA. sere vie wed a ditt ing bell which is here for the purpofe of trying experiments, and appeared highly amufed with the conftruelion of it. Her Royal Highnefs the Princes of WALf s gave a grand dejeune yeiterday at her feat at Blackheath. The Duke and Duchefs of Your, Lord Cool /LAM, and feveral perfons of dillinaion, proceeded from Tower Rain on Sunday laR, in a pleafure•barge to Woolwich, but were prevented from teeing the arfenal, the newly adopted regulations forbidding the prailice, which his Royal Highnefs would by no means caufe to be violated. He therefore returned with his company to Greenwich, and partook of a fumptnous entertainment, prcriouily befpoke at the Sbip tavern, and about ten o'clock returned to town in his travelling carriage. On Monday afternoon was baptized, at the Duke of MaaLsepeolyom's, in Pall-Mall, the infant daugh ter of Lord and Lady Femmes &mimeo : the Hon. C. Asrmsv Hood Godfather, the Duchefs of GRAF TON and Lady Curros were the Godmothers ; the Duke and Duchefs of MaaLootouum were prefent. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. HorLi, his Grace's Chaplain. Yefterday were landed at the Dock.yard,Deptfnrd, five hellions and eight mares, five of them cream coloured, from his MAJISTY'S Rud at Hanover, but laft from Sweden. They were brought to the King's Mews, Charing-crofs. The Marchionefs of HERTFORD gave a Grand Rout Taft night, at her houfe in Manehefter-fquare, which was very numeroufly attended. Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the EaR India Hook, when the fhip Albion was taken up and Rationed for Fort St. George, and ordered to be afloat this day, to fail to Gravetend the 26th inßant, Ray there twenty days, and be in the Downs the 3t ft Auguß. Isaac MOLISZ, Efq. was appointed the Com ' parry's Agent at Conftantinople, in the room of P►Tsa Toots, Eft. deceafed.—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock until te-morrow. The Earl-India convoy are ordered to rendezvous at Falmouth, under the orders of the Basztossux, of 64 guns, until the definition of the Combined Squadrons are afeertained. A Court of Common Council was held at Gnild hall,yefterday,at which were prefent theLoso Mann, five Aldermen, the RICORDIR, Sheriffs, &c. and a confiderable number of Commoners. A petition was read, and the conffileration thereof adjourned until the next Court, from the Committee for build ing an Epircopal Church in the city of ►Montreal in the province of Lower Canada, the former one being deftroyed by fire. A Report from the Committee, recommending the appointment of perfons to attend at the Grand Junction Canal, near Watford, Hens, to afcertain the quantities of coal, culm, &c. that pats the boundary mark there, which fubjeas them to the London duties, was read and agreed to, and after tome oppofition on the ground of the inexpediency of fuch appointment, while an officer on the part of the Crown mutt necelfarily attend there, it was refer red back for execution. Refolotions were agreed to relative to refioring the Adminifiration of Public , Juftice, under the jurifdiaion of the Corporation of London, to the inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Southwark. The Court •oted 5001. in aid of the fund of the Corps of River Fencibles of the City of London. _ SAMIIIO MATCL—Yellerday the Proprietors of Vauxhall Gardens gave the Annual Silver Cup,--to be failed for by Gentlemen's Pleafure Boats not exceeding to tons. For Tome days paR, four com-1 petitors only had been announced, but at the mo ment or Ratting, the following five took their refpec tivc Rations in the line, viz. Spot—Caroline, Capt. C. W. Wynn, Lambeth, 3 tons. a Spots—Daphne, Capt. I. Unlitn. London, 4 tons. 1 3 Spots.—Sullphebe, Capt. W. Ploaon, Satterfea, 4 toes. 4 Spots--St. George, Capt. John Gunn's, London, 7 tons. . dpots—Mainaltl, Capt. Soon after five o'clock, a gun was fired at Black friars, when they Ratted, and the Daphne took the lead, the Mermaid followed dole, as did the Caroline. The wind being from the Eaftward, they led it up quite free, and much depended on the ( kill and dexte rity of the man at the helm. The boats all paled I through Weßminfier-bridge without much appear ance of inequality in their rate of failing. On their arrival off Chelfea, the Mermaid partially took the lead, which was loon regained by the Daphne, the other boats not mach aftern. The Daphne paled the' boat moored off Putney-bridge fir 11,the Mermaid being dole behind her. The conteLl lay entirely between there two, as the other boats began to drop anern. On their return, the wind was a-head, which caufed them to tack the whole way down (odds in favour of the Mermaid) ; the Daphne led the way, and, abreaft the Red-houfe, (be get a favourable breeze, which the Mermaid l oft in confeqnenie of being only a few 'hundred yards Oen); by which the Daphne won the Cup, leaving the Mermaid almoft a mile behind.— The third boat that came in was the Bullphebe, and clofe to her was the Caroline ; and St. George was a long way aflern of the whole. The company on the water was very numerous. One of the Royal Ex change Aftarance boats was fitted up for. the Vaux hall Band, which played nearly the whole way, occa fionally relieved by drums and fifth and QUM mar -041 tank, NAU77C4L INTELLIGERCE►. MAILS THIS DAY—Wind K aaa. DOZ. Ara, a a I Hantburgh i I Oatteabargh 0 I Dublin Waterford Psazasce, JULY t 5 my laa, the Mire, GairreTH, and the Good Intent, TurTHELL, put back; the Afirea, BUTTON, the Milford, WlLLiasts, and St. Ives, Joins:, arrived from Swanfes, with coals; the &tfey, Coyest, from Portfmouth, with fundries, for Briftol; the Friends Endeavour, HUGH, from Truro, for Swanfea; the Speedwell, HAMMING. TON, from Portfmouth, for Waterford ; the Judith, ATLes, from Weymotfth, for Cork. the Sally, C AR . Tea, from WaymouTH, for Newry; the Shannon, Dana t a Ls, from London, for Limerick; his &Neil y' s brig GANNET, from a cruize; and the hired brig Endeavour, from Plymouth, bound to Swanfea. All the wind-bound veffels failed yellerlay, but the Shan non, Mums, put back laa night. His Majeay's brig Garmser failed this morning, on a cruize: the Hounflow, T&AIDLI, of Yarmouth, from Harwich, with malt, for Liverpool, is jolt arrived, and remains in company with the brig Neptune, the Ertl of Ply. mouth, HOSKIN mailer, bound to. Dublin. Tot PAY * JULY IS.—This day arrived his Majefly'e fhip PLuro, from a cruize, and failed again this evening. JULY O.—Sailed the (loop Matilda, Stowe'. WHITFIELD matter; and the (loop Rambler, Jour Forraa mailer, with a quantity of vegetables and other articles, for his Majefty's fleet off Breit. PLYMOUTH, Jove t6.—Arrived the Pruffian (hip Hazard, Marna BUSH mailer, from Dantzick ; the Danifh (hip Virinikabet. (ha Paae, from N. , rway. both with timber fer the Dock-yard ; the Union, ABRAMS* LLOYD, from Cork; the Swedilb brig Concordia, from St. Übes, with a cargo of tea, &c. bound to Embden, detained by the Lord Nelfon vateer of this port; the Profiles galliott Juffrow Buifinan, Capt. Janson, from St. Martins, with wine, detained by the Lady Warren ; the Swedifh galliot Wow Gertrude, PISTON NICKOW mailer, from Stock. holm, with tar, ac. Pottiest-milt, JULYt7.—Sailed WANTS cutter, on a cruise; and the man of war, with the fleet, under convoy for the Ea& Indies, Sec.-.-Arrived the SAILACIN amp of war, and the CONFOUNDS& gun-brig, from a cruise. A frigate is appointed convoy for the Streights. Wind E. DIAL, JULY 17.—Remain in the Downs his Ma. jelly's tbips St. Alban's, Trolly, Utrecht and Ante lope ; Alert, Bonetta, and Vulture Hoops of war s Difcnvery and Devaftation bombs ; feveral gun and . tire-velfels, and the Oneida Chief, Capt. YAIMILL, from New York, bound to Tonningen. The Zebra bomb has made a fignal for a convoy to the Wei. ward.—Wind N. E. YARMOUTH, JULY 17.---Arrived from a ernize, the Scour Coop of war, and Cantonst, Vials, Fla• a arm, and Csusolt gun brigs. Sailed nn a cruise, the Must?anro (loop of war, and Sum and Vaal' gun brigs. The DlAlla packet, Captain DNA's, with mails and pallingers for the Continent, remains wind bound. The !hips of war here are, the Majellic, Ad. miral Russitt, Stately, Elephant, Diomede, Pene• lope, Roebuck, Cormorant, Scout, Sharpfhooter, Fenetter, Cenfor, and Centind, with the Hunter and Badger cutters. Wind North. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GitATRUND JOLT 374:t011ed by, the Equeftriu, Paffmore4 from Malta; L . Ana and Elisabeth, —; and Sophia Catherina, —, from Norway ; Amelia, Burp:eon , from Leghorn; Fro. vidcntla, Kendall, from Dantsie ; Patience, Smith: and Frow Gotlife, —, from Memel; Ifts, Kruger, from Bourdon; St. Patrick, Campbell ; William, M'Crea ; and Brothers, from Belfaft--Sailed the Lucy, ?Matta, for St. Kitt's Ponfea, Clark, for Montferratt ; Sarah. Rawfon, for New York; and Robert and Sarah, Teafdale, for Tonningen. Astarven —Off Dover. St Patrick, Campbell ; and William, M'Crea, from Belfaft—At Plymouth, Union, Lloyd, from Cork Briftol, Pafeverance, Stroud,; and juffrow Anna. from Oporto—At Liverpool, Sifters, Davis, from Jamaica; Truro, Little, from Halifax ; and Coattanda, --. from New Orkans—ln the Clyde, Hope, M'Gregor, from Virginia—At Aberdeen, Hercules, Cibfon, from Davis's Streights ; and La. tone, --from Greenland—At Newfoundland, Hiram, from Bristo l; , Abet, Rook e ; Spring, Reid ; Sifters , ; Friends , Hammond; Duke of Posiland, and Kangaroo, —,froth Liverpool. It is reported that all the Chips at Antigua left that Wand, under convoy of a sloop of war, about eight hours before the combined fleets paned that Mond. Ivfondai minting failed from Leith Roads the trade for the Baltic, under convoy of an armed Ibip. The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, Hind, from Liverpool for London, was captured off Dover on the 19th of June, by three French privateers. The Patrioten, —, from London for Tenerife, is detained by the Hero letter of marque, of Glasgow, and is arrived at Greenock. Six (Dips of 74 guns each, are controlled for, to be built in the refpedive dock-yards of Melts. NUYS. Dvox*a, PITCHER, and BALMALD, in the River Thames, with the greatell difpatch. HIGH COULT Or ADIMIIt•LTY.--Yetierday the Right Hon. Sir W. Scot,- proceeded to the adjudi cation of the following cafe : Do Dogter Catharine, mafter...—This veffel, filling under Prelim colours, laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and vinegar. on a voyage from Libourne to Embden, was captured on the 4th of Pane, about a Dutch mile Weft-northweft of Gilead, by bis Pdajefty's armed brig Ann, Lieutenant Sheriff commander, and brought to Yarmouth. In this cafe it was contended, on the part of the captors, that this veld was attempting to break the blockaded port of Mend ; far, at the time of feisure, lbe was fleeting out of her comic with asked to Embden. • This beings Tuition of nautical drill, the Court &fired the agraanne of two Trinity Mafters, who were clearly a opinion that the bad no hulloes (,Really going to Embden) to be in that &la den, in eonfequenee of which the Court pronounced that me Wll taken in the act of breaking the blockade, end therefore oxide"' Sibs dap and carp as $OO4 end lawful rise to the captors.