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press fur an evenness of their right to inland con wyance.—Th: Tuition was then pat and carried. In the Committee Mr. HUSKISSON moved, that it 1) , . the opinion of the Committee that it is expedient that a quantity not exceeding sopoo tons of coals be permitted to be brought into London by the Fa id ing ton canal, upon payment of a duty limilar to that which is now paid on coals brought coaftwife. Sir M. %V. RIDLEY fugge9ed the propriety of eneafuring inftead of weighing fuch coal. Slr. HUSK ISSONEsiottbat it would be impofGble to meafure facia large !tone coal. si r Ni. kIDLEY then obferved, that the Stafford ihir coil being lighter fpetifically than the other tot:, vitt deal more of them in bulk would be required to mike tons in weight than would be requifite if the o:hers were to be , weighed. The Staffordfhire coal would confequeotly be broke op and mixed with the ~!:::r, which was of a more folid nature, and the C.' Innen people would be likely to Puffer cenfiderably by fuch a pra•ftice. The queftion was then put and agreed to without a divillon. The Houle having refumed, the Report was order ed In b e brought up on Monday next. The otheriorders of the Day Were difpeed of, and the Houfe adjourned. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 7. iCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCks Confpls, for July. spii—Reduced 58—Omnium, 31 Excheq. Bills, par is. prom—lndia Bonds, Is. 21 dif. PRICE OF srbcics YESTERDAY. s per C. Red. An. 571 58 In lia BOildt, is, a as. 3 par Cent. Conl Ann. {hut kith 5 per Cent. Sc/ 86 4 per Cent C. 75i Excbeq. Bills par as. xs.dlL s per Cent,Nary dna Omnium 3i prem. 3 per Cent. 1797, 98/ Englifb rickets 291. IS,. L. Ann. Al Conf. for Ace. 59i} The intercepted Spenith difpatches occupied the attention of a Cabinet C.onnbil for foine time yeller• day. The Etruria, on tfolid of which they were taken by the /Eulus privateer; of Guernfey, failed from St. Sebaflian's on the 29th of April, and was bound for the Havannah and Verd Cruz ; and the difpatches, it is faid, were meant to apprife the Go. vernors of the expcaed arrival there of a (tong naval and military force. • Thefe difpatches had not been thrown bierboard as was reported. Captain Loscituest, of the Eot vs, Ind hoilled French colours and got hit boat's crew on board tile packet before the deception las difccerered. Conceiving the difpatches might be of great importance, he fent his prize for Guernfey and proceeded himfeif directly for England, with the dif patches. lie has been rewarded by Government for the zeal he has fhewt: on the prefent (Kennon. The Captain of the Eti-uria inforMed Captain LONCHURST that the Combined Fleets were bound to the Weft Indies, where they were to be joined at 3 , lartinique by feyeral (hips of the line already there. On the 24th ult. in lat. 43. long. 131, the Eolus (poke the outward-bound Wefl•lndia Fleet from Falmouth, and gave therh this intelligence. It is the opinion of many people in the City, that the Spanifh packet was ordered to put herfelf in the way of one of our truizer , ,wsth thefe difpatches, for the purpofc of mifleading our fleets as tb the real definition of the enemy ; and it is appirobended that Lord NELson has been a fecond time deceived (by fume of tae Fretwit emiffaries at Naples) and has bent Isis condi fir the Weft Indies. Certain it is that letters from Lilbon, brought by the Auckland packet, arrited at Falmouth in chit. teen days, (late; that Lord Nat.:toe, having been join ed by the QyzErt and Diecoa men of war, has pro cecdhl Er the Welt Indies, having received informa tion 'ha! the combined fleets weft defined thither. A letter was I ceeivtdinunin yefierday from Lord NELsos, dated at fea three dayi after he bad failed from Lagos Bay. Hi► Lordthip was making the belt of his way after the combined fleets—he does not mention whither, but concludes his letter thus :- 0 , It is true we are greatly inferior in (hips to the enemy, but I should count it the happieit itsertheht of my life to have an opportunity of trying my arenas with him." It is certainly poftble that the Weft Indies may be the dellination of the enemy ; but they could do us fo much more mifchief in other quarters, that few are inclined to believe it. Advice' have been received in town that the QUEEN and DRAGON man of ware with the expedi tion from Port fmonth and Lilbon, under their convoy, arrived at Gibraltar on the trh, and remained in the Bay on the 16th of May. Difpatches have been received at the Admiralty from Sir RICHARD &cat lurom, dated Gibraltar, May the 18th, bringing news of importance relative to the S i l.iinith force in the Ports of Spain. Diipatches were likewife received from Admiral .1.02 d GARDNER, dated on board the HIBILRINIA, May 18—the particulars have not tranfpired. This morning difpatehes were fent off to his Ma. /Esti, at Kew. The Hamburgh Mai), due on Sunday, arrived this morning. The letters from Milan, of the r ith ult. Hate, 111 - At thePruffian Ambatrador tier: had applied for p.iffpotts for M. Novosti.Tzorr, the Ruffian En• voy, and his fuite, and has obtained them. from which it might be inferred, that fomething like a negocia• 'lnn Wela going on between th e C ourts of St. Peter': burgh and St. Cloud. Letters from Berlin, of the with, mention the arrival there of thefe paffports ; that Cou:ier had bun difpatched with them to St. Peter(burgh on the preceding day, and that the Rut fian Envoy might be eFpeaed to reach Paris about the midd eo' his month.—Oa the other hand, pri vate letters, by the Gottenburgh Mail of yeflerday, floe that all negociation between the two Courts had entirely ceafed, and that Rufsa and Sweden have re folved to make common caufe with Great Britain. The following is a copy of one of thefe letters : GOT rzusuaou, MAT ay.—l have heard to-day from good au thority, that the Court of Peter!burgh has at length entirely broken with France, and that war is determined upon in conjundtion with England and Sweden. It is generally believed, that the two con tiers who go by the packet, which is now ready to fail, carry with them the treaty between England and Raffia, in which this country is included. A Ruffian Beet is expedled to pars this place foon ; and a Ruffian army to be employed in Pomerania. Letters of the 25th ult. from Amfterdam fay that accounts have been received there, which (late, that the Spanifh fquadron that failed on the 27th of April, from Carthagena, under the command of Admiral SALGLDO, returned again into that port on the 28th, having met with the fleet of Lord Ns:Am:, and that Tome of the. Spani(h !hips in their hafte to get into the harbour again, were damaged. It is poffible that the above fleet may have been informed of the vicinage of Lord Nat-so:ea flea, god may have returned into port ; but had they ac tually fallen in with his Lordfhip, it is probable we fhould have had Tome account of it before, fince their return is Paid to have taken place fo far back as the 28th of April. The following are the only other articles of any moment that have been received by this Mail : MILAN, Moir t t. —We learn here that the Marquis de Loccursim: has applied for pages for the Ruffian Plenipotentiarti NOVOSILTZOF, and his retinue, and has obtained them. The Envoy from the Eledor Arch• Chancellor, Count &Kyr, is arrived here. • On the entrance of NAPOLIOW into this city, his carriage ivas drawn by eight beautiful (potted hones, and the Milan Guard of Honour, in its elegant uni form, marched on each fide. The ne* Prince of Plollllstmo has arrived at Leg horn: befott he takes poffellion of his Principality, he will be prefent at the Corona ion at Milan. ' The city of Bologna will ere& a bronze equeftrian flatue of NAPOLIIOII. As this Monarch will alto vifit Bologna,:a funs of to the amount of 12,000 riz dollars has already beefs fet apart for the prepata tions for his reception. This day the Marquis de GaLLO, Ambafrador from his Simian Mai trry, and a deputation from the Qtyen of Erauara, confifting of the Prince Tossiso Cotsiss, and others, arrived here to com pliment their Imperial Majeflies, in the name of their Courts. CONIITANTINOPLI, APRIL 25.—M. JOE/BERT ar rived here frost! Pads on the rath Mil. He is the bearer of a letter from the Emreror NAPOLEON to the Grand Seignior. and it is believed that he is charged to make new attempts to engage the Potte to acknowledge the Emperor of the French. The difmilLd of the Grand Vifier was a **gore adopted to pacify the janifferies and the populace, who are extremely difiontinted on account of the new military fyflem. The Grand Seignior contented very unwillingly 0 his removal from his office, which was accompanied by no confifcation of his property or other punilliment. The Pacha of Milne has been appointed Capiran Pacha in the room of Ifmael Pacha, advanced to be Grand Vizier. The new Capitan Pacha will imme diately fet out for the Archipelago, with a fquadron confining of a fhip of •the line, fix frigates, and four corvettes. In the night of the tith a fire broke nut in one of the barracks of the Janiffaries, and con Cumed a hundred houfes. The Grand Seignior has ordered that the Barrack !hall be rebuilt as fpeedily as poffible. VIIINNA I MAT sq.—The Ruffian Legation, which is going to Naples, left this city to-day for Trieft, where it wig embark on board a Ruffian frigate for the plact of its deftination. he officers and fold;crs who were abfent on furlough, have been recalled to their regiments ; Come regiments from Hungary and Gallicia are or dered to Styria. A courier from the EMI Indies, by Conftantinople, pall's(' through this city a few days fince, on his way to England. If we may believe his account, he car ries intelligence that the Mahratta Chief, Holkar, has been entirely defeated by the Engliih, in feveral battles. Lei ?sic, MAY 21.•-•-It is confidently allerted here, that there will be a Congrefs at Brunets, and that Prince Josarn BOMlr•ata will conduit the negoci ations in the name of the Emperor his brother. It is added, that the French Government has already fent paffports for Count Novostszose, who will re. pair to this Cougrefs, as Plenipotentiary of the Em. peror of Ituffia.—Aleiik So Nord. The embargo was ye&erday taken of all (kips bound to the Baltic. Sittings appointed in baddlefes and London, before the Right Hon. Sir Janis MANSVIILD, Knight, Lord Chief Jurtice of his Pdajetty% Coon of Common Pleas, at Weitminfter, in and after Trinity Term, tilos IN T&RM• NIDD 99999 . 11.0110011. Saturday - J..e rs Meadar - . Jam If Thurlday so irlaty - 21 Tburfday - - s 7 Ply . - arraz . /Dud* • - NY 4 MEW- • - jail 5 NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind W. S. W. ARR. DP.III. Dublin = i Hamburph M'aterford i I Gottenburgh Liflunk I o ARR. DU& I 1 0 I FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Arrived the MELTONIRNII frigate, from Lifbon in fifteen days with difpatches, which, after landing, fhe proceeded for the eattward; Goodfon, BLACENOOR, from Swanfea ; Betfey, SLA•DIE, from Liverpool; Flora, STEPHENS, from Penzance, for Peterfburgh ; and the ENDI'AVOUR armed brig, from Swanfea and breath, with a fleet of Coallers under convoy. The Auckland packet brings an account that Lord NELSON'S fquadron, being joined by the Q U EEN and DRAGON (hips of war, have proceeded for the Well Indies, being advifed that the combined French and Spanifh fleets, from Cadiz, have proceeded to that quarter. It is reported that his Majelly's (lip OR' PHIUS, of 36 guns, with the fleet under convoy from Lifbon, which they left the zoth ult. are now off this harbour, beating to the eallward. Wind N. PLYMOUT/4; JUNE 3.—Came in the Bufy Revenue cutter, from a eruize, and brought in the Plover fmuggling velfel, of Cawfand, from Guernfey, laden with fpirits, which, the captured tuft evening off the Mewßone. Sailed the Motrracua, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet : alfo the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, on a cruize. Came in thi LADY WARREN, of zo guns, from a cruize. PORTSNIOUTH, JUNE 6.—Sailed the Polly,Witaar- LEY, late from Memel, for Yarmouth. The Royalia, Ofbourn, Hope, and three other trnfp orts, are or dered for Leith and the Flanders, ditto, for Guern fey.—Wind N. W. DIAL, June 6.—Sailed yeflerday evening the Alt cm RR gun-brig, with frefh beef for the fquadron off B iulogne ; alfo this day the GRIFFIN cutter, with difpatches for the cruizers off Calais, Offend, and Dunkirk. Arrived the CYGNET !loop of war, De- VASTATION bomb; ACUTE, and feveral other gun brigs from the French coat, and remain in the Downs with the reit of his Majeßy'sfhips as per tall. Arrived and failed for the River the Mars, 7Fstnaa- TON ; Refolution, PARRY, arid the Louifa, EVAks, from Liverpool.—Wind S. W. SHEERNFSS, JUNE 6.—His Majeßy's fhip BILLS. opEux has arrived here with the lofs of her mizen malt. The REVENGE has come down the River Med- ' way and is gone to the Nore. Ships in the harbour.—Sulliz, H. S. Monmouth, Adventure, Drochterland, Irrefatable, Reliance, Per. fens, and CAM I Manly, Conßitutiou, and Refolute gun brigs. At the Little Nore.—lmmortalite,. John, Ranger, and three gun brigs. At the Great Nore.—Zealand, Revenge, Win. chelfea, Belliqueni, and Ceres. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAVZSIIIID, JUN& 6.—Palled by, the Penelope, Bryen, from Honduras; Conduit's, Samuelfon, from Norway.—sailed the Jemient, Barber for Dublin ; William , Saggs, for Tonalogen ; Geode Hanna, Petition; and Wow Elfin; f o r &rum Vefterday, about twelve o'clock, the (ttimai and PRTMCFSSES kit town for Windfor. The KING returned from the Review in Hyde Park, to the (..een's-fiode, accompanied by the Duke of YoalCs wEere his Majefty dined. At two o'clock his Maje(ly At off for Windfor. His MAJ t srv's Birth Day was celebrated at Bath with more than cutlomary fplendor ; it being fixed on for the prefentation of an elegant pair of cntnnrs, the gift of the Counters of BATH, to the regiment of Bath Forum Volunteers, commanded by ColOnel ST.:2H ENS. Royal. REvizw.—At an early hour yeßerday morning the drum and bugle were heard in every part of the city of London, fummoning the citizens to appear before their Sovereign, in Hyde Park ; and we have treat fatisfaEtion in Rating, that every corps muttered as flrong as the occation demanded. The Artillery Company, and all the Regithents of Loyal London Volunteers, were reviewed, with the exception of the Third, and were told off in two bri gades, each brigade commanded by a General Of• cer. They flood as follow, on the ground ext: 4 ding from Cumberland gate towards Hyde Park corner : FIRST BRIGADE. SC& P. La MRSVILIZR, right of Hon. Artillery Company the whole Liue. ad Regiment Loyal London - Lieut. Col. J. Smern sth Ditto Ditto - - 13eut.-Cul. hrerrn 7th Di tto Di tt o Lieut.-Col WIGRAI4 SLi.ut.-CoL Sir C. Parez,/kst. 4th Ditto Ditto - left of the firft Brigade. SECOND BRIGADE. ea Regiment of Lora Londna Linn -Col. Blame, right of the (mond Brigade Sth Ditto Ditto - . Lieut.-Col. CANNING loth Ditto Ditto - . Lieut.-Col. Comae ttit Ditto Ditto • - Major Suwon 9th Ditto Ditto - 1.1CW...ea HANIPT I.leut.-CoL Win R am Jeft of the -I fecond Brigade, and of the whole Line. 66 Ditto DI:to - On the arrival of his MAJESTY, attended by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You, and feveral Of ficers, the Ewe as ufual complimented the Ktwo, and was infpeEted by his MAJESTY. On the Brigade be ing put in motion by the Earl of HARRINGTON, they firli marched up to the r rito in line with great ilea ditiefs and exadoefs. The next m.ancauvre was the taking of a bew alignement on the left company of Colonel Wicaara's Regiment, which fell backwards on their left for that purpofe. The Regiments fired extremely well, and made an excellent appearance. Soon after his Map :TY ar rived in the field, he was joined by his Royal High -1 1 nets the Duke of Susan, who, with the Duke of Vole, were the only branches of the Royal Fnmily prefcnt. The fpetators afferobled on this occalion were very numerous. The ground was kept by a party of the Royal Hoeg Guards, and a detachment of Foot Guards. IffARZ-LANE. CORN EROIIIIOI4 Pfl i l is lai y. The qu ant ii y of Wheat here is confiderable, foreign, and not of good quality, which is alencia without file, and lower ; but prime fansples, being few, maintain their price.—Barley is exceeding dull of fale.—Peas and Beans of both forts, are dearer, and hut few at hand. There are foam further arrivals of Oats from Lincolnibire, and they fully fupport the quotation. Rape Seed (circa and high, price no minal. Flour,in good (upply. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 554 7os. SU. per qr. Grey Peak 4t e. to ass. Fine Ditto. pos. 945. od. Beans. 44 s. 5016 Rye, aSs. sas. od. Tick Ditto 41$. 461, Qd Barley,3ss. 371. od. Oats, 23*. a7s. 3I L. Mak, 66'. 72'. ed. Poland ditto, San. ,11,441 White P.eare, 300. od. Rape Seed, cos. oos. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 731. to 781. Seconds 6ss. to 755. per faek. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MADDINGTON RACES-4TOCKBRIDGE COURSE. WFOHRSDAT, JUNE 5, 1805. The Maddington Stakes of 25g3. each, with cogs. added by the Club—four miles. I.ord Saeltvilles Witchcraft, 4 yrs old, zaftig*. Sir H. Lirpineott's Mirr^r. 4 yrs oLI, soft. 31b. Lord C. H. Somerfct's Dairy, aged. soft. tolb. Major Pigot's Gary Owen, aged, sin. 41b. - Mr. Scrape's Elcmore, S yrs old, ult. alb. - - 3 Sweep'takes of logs, each, with sogs. added by the Club—two-mile heats. Mr. Germain's Whirligig, aged, - • / Colonel Kiegfeote's La Mancha, 4 yrs old, - g Major Pigot's %Yheat-ar, 5 yrs old, • - 3 Mr. Goddard's b h. Young &Epic, 6 yrs old, ' 4 Sweeptiakes of togs. each, with cogs. added by the Club, for Hnrfes carrying I all. 71b. each. Mares and geldings allowed ;lb.—two-mile heats. Lord E. Somerfet's Sylvanus, 6 yrs old, • t Mr. Bullock's Abelard, 5 yrs old, . - 3 Mr. Howorth's Badger, aged, - . a dr Lord FoLty's horfe Clusr Peter, is matched againa Mr. HOWARTH'S Pimlico, at the Newmarket Otiober Meetino, for 200 guineas; as is alfo Sir C. Boman- RY'S Elms ag3init Mr. Borca's Bekail, for the fame Turn. • t • 3 Yeller(lay, at twelve o'clock, the.LOII.O42SANCIL• LOH had an audience of Lord Macoaays; at two, the Neapolitan Ambaffador had an interview With his Lordfhip ; as had the Ruffian Ambafador at diem A letter from Milan, dated tath May, fa " Many petfons think that BONAPARTI is sttnsh dr , fatisfied with the Emperor of Germany and with tie King of Naples, and that the many French troops colletled in this country are not merely for a !how. • According to the bell information, 25,000 French men are encamped near Marengo, under Lassie I-- 32,000 occupy Lombardy and Mantua, ender Jove- Dam; hismov commands 12,000 in Piedmont; sad ST. Cr,. 16,000 in the kingdom of Naples. Round the coat of Genoa and Tuscany, and in the Papal Territory are quartered zo,ooo men ; and the regular Italian troops amount to 15,000. On the other hand, Auftria has a cordon of troops in Tyrol, and in the ci-devant Venetian States, fuppofed to amount to 60,000 men, daily augmented by arrivals of new corps from the Hereditary States; and the Ruffian and Englillt forces in the Mediterranean are calcu lated upwards of zo,ooo. The vicinity of fo many and numerous armies caufes alarms and fpeculationa not favourable to the defines of the withers for peace, though the general opinion is, that this year will pats over before any blows are firuck on the Continent." The Triennial Mufical Feßival to be celebrated in Birmingham, on the ad, 3d, and 4th of Oftober next, under the patronage of the Esrl of ATLtsroao, promifes to exceed any performance of that defcrip tion which has ever taken place out of the metropo lis. The principal performers already engaged are, Mrs. BILLINGTON, MifsTINNAMT,MerriLHARRISON, BARTLANAN, W. KNYVITT, and VAUGHAN. The fined foto performers upon the different inftraments are alfo engaged ; and the orcheffra is intended to confift of one hundred and twenty approved perfor• mere. Mr. F. CtAIAER will be the leader, and the whole will be under the diretion of Mr. GIIATON az. who will prefide at the organ and piano forte. When to thefe particulars we add, that'the objea of a tic tival which provides fo exquifite a muficai treat, is to relieve the embarraffirent of a moll benevotsat and ufeful inftitution (the General Hofpital etablinsed in that town) there can be no doubt of its attratiag a numerous atemblage of the Nobility and Gentry. STATS LOTTARY...-Seventh Day—The followiag Numbers were drawn prizes above aol.-.-No. 456, a prize of 20,0001. No. 6,314, (firß drawn) a prise of 20201. No. 17477, a pnse of tool. and NOG. 1966, 5776. 22,027, 230)91, 25,305, 26,824, sad 27,343, prises of tool. A few days ago a young man refolded a draft foe payment at Meffrs. Boroucra, Cos, and Co. beakers, Charing Crofs, for the rum of 751. 7s. 6d. bet no hell perfon as the drawer being known there,be was dstals. d se. ed. and taken to Bow-fireet for essaination wheat be laid he received the draft from another whore name he mentioned, and whom he cou ld b l e ir i2 a L i o:. ward; but his Rory not appearing very , and the fat, of his uttering a forgeddraft Wag cleat, he was committed for a farther hearing. At the fe cond examination, the man whom the Priforra had defcribed came forward, and confirmed his account as to giving him the draft, whiCh be raid be found is the gateway of the Treafury leading from the Park. In this he was fnpported by another man, who i► dared he was prefent at the finding of the draft ; they however all being privy to the uttering of it, the Magiftrate thought it his duty to detain them until the matter could be fully developed. On Wednefday evening the parties were again brought forward, when it was proved, that the draft in quelliort had been written, and dropped as a frolic, by a young gentle. man, a clerk in a certain Public Office, and who came forward to verify the fat). There kerning to be no conne6ion or collufion between the young man al• luded to and the other parties , they were all-difm&d ; the former receiving a very proper admonition from the Magiftrate, not to indulge hitnfelf in future in fuch dangerous frolics, by which three men bad beta placed in a molt perilous fituation. INN