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ci 'I as mt. to Ili of I.ONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH 6. - - COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hisobargli 31 3 si U. Madrid 391 effec. Akooa 3s 42t U. Billion Cadiz 31 in MKT Leghorn 3: s l Ditto 3 &tail's Naples 44 . Madrid 3o in paper Gomm • America to Sate that from the masa of the Go vernment of that country for tome months pall, t h ere is reafon s to believe, that next to the confide ration of her own interelb, which of courfe is her kit aka; her views and intentions towards this Country are fair and honourable, and there is no thing in her difpolition that ought to give us dif trill I believe that like every other country where her intereft and ours dab, the will prefer her own, that is of courfe every where $ but I can fee nothing in the condua of America that ought to infpire us with difiruil- With refpea to what happened in the laft year, when the prefent Minillers came into Adminiftration, and before we fent a Fleet into the Baltic, my Hon. Friend near me was charged with inftruaions to make reprefentations to the Confederated Powers, before a blow was Brock.--He failed, not from any fault in him, but be failed gaining the objet of his =Mon, and it was in confequence of exertions of a hoftile nature that our objea was accomplifbed; and I fball never think it difcreditable to myfelf to fay, that before I fight, I mall take every means which prudence may prefcribe to obtain my objet without it. Dr. LAWILINCE faid a few words, after which, the Bill was ordered to be committed to a Commit-, mince of the whole Houfe on Tuefday. The Houfe then proceeded to the other Orders of the Day; the Indemnity Ball was ordered to be committed on Monday.—Adjourned. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I 3 per C. Ceti money, 67K—lor ace. 614. s per Cent. pp+ TRICE OP STOCKS YIIITKILDAT. Bank Stock Insp. 3 per Can 67 I 3 per Cent Cant 61} 1 i 611 Imp. Ann. zsi 5.46 s per Can. Ann. Irilk s per Cast. pof TOO S per Ct. am i Conf. for Acc. Olt oi 6s. Venice —.. 1 . . Lifbon 68 ' Ora° 6 9 i Dubai Rai The orders ;trued by Government to 6t out our flzets, as we mentioned in our paper of Thurfday, Rill continues to excite a confiderable degree of alarm in the public mind, the effect of which has. been vifible on the price of Stocks, which have fuf fered tome deprelGon in confequence. There has certainly been Come delay in the IIC• gociations at Amiens ; not, however, quite ones peaed, for it was known, and we Rated the fad Tome time ago, that, though the Courts of Lon don and Paris were agreed refpeding all the parti culars of the Definitive Treaty, yet Spain and Hol land had demurred to the Wien of Ceylon and Trinidada to this country. It was generally believed that the masdas of the FrasT Consui would Coon faddy there powers, of the propriety and neceffity of acceding to what had been agreed upon by the two principal parties, and the belief retied on Pelf evident grounds. If, therefore, Minillers have found any thing like an appearance of musecelary procraftinaticas, it is no wonder they fltonld adopt the line of coodu& they have recently followed. The Trench Cabinet, however, may dill be ailing with perk." good faith, (as far, at leall, as any one looks for rod faith in diplomatic proceedings,) and only aiming at bringing her allies to aft voluntarily (at leaf' in appearance,) inflead of making them fubmit to the humiliating fituation of appearing to aa. by the command of others. But as it is alto poffible, on the other hand, that fuch motives as we have jet listed, if they have been avowed, may neverthelefs be a mere pretest to cheat us out of time, till the enemy execute fame ambitious proje&, Minifters certainly all wifely in being prepared for the worn ; and the very line of condua they ham now adopted is the belt that could have been foPowed to prevent in (lead of bringing on a renewal of hoftilities. It is only to be regretted that they ever paid off a fingle (hip; and we are confident fast had they, a$ we advifed months ago, refuted to grant per million to the French to fend a meet and army to their Weft India poffeifions, the Definitive Treaty would have been figned before this time. If it was an objea to the enemy to fend that force out early, we fhould have profited of the cirettmftance, by refufing it, till the Treaty was concluded—if it was not an objett of moment, it could have made little difference to the enemy to wait till the negotiations were happily tetminated. We this morning received the Paris Journals to .he ad init. They are Went retpe6ing the Rate GI the conferences at Amiens ; indeed they con tain nothing refpeaing France that deferves any particular notice.—The following are the molt an Poi cant articles they prefent : Fll. ts.—Baron Ds FaLs, a Bra banter, and a relation of General Gauss, is ap, Pointed /dialer of his Imperial Majefty to the Batavian Republic. Baron Ds BUOLSCHANAW . T am, Miller at the Court of Munich, is recollect and it is fuppofed will be fent to Stutgard to the Duke of Wirrsuasau and the Circle of Suabia. The 4th regiment of artillery, railed during the w ar, has been difbanded the foldiirs and &bal. 'erns who do not choofe to ferve longer, receive e.-ir &Charge ; the raft will be incorporated into three &a regiments of the fops corps. Theta difpofitions prove that our Government depends on a duration of the peace. Itequifitions of grain have been ordered in Bohemia, Moravia, and the two Gallicias, to fupply the military magazines : this mode might appear extraordinatl, did we not recoiled that it has been for tome trine refolved not to have recourfe to contraaors, but to take the necelary provifions from the farmers at the current pri ces. Her Majelly the Ojeen of Naples, after repair ing to Palermo, will, it is Paid, accompany to Madrid the Princefs, who is to be married to the Prince of Muria:. The unfortunate inhabitants of Belgrade are (till a prey to war and agitation. The (beets of that city are the theatre of bloody combats between the different parties—apeaceable man dares not (lir from_ his houfe—all the !hops are (hut, and the fear of famine adds to the alarms excited by thefe diforders. Several janiffaries have taken linker in Bofnia, either that they may avoid taking any share ie thefe commotion, or to fecure themfelves from the confequences. Slams, Faa. 6.—The divifion among the Ja niMules of Belgrade Teems to increafe on the ap proach of the danger with which they are threat ened. The greater number have declared againft thofe who mairacred the Pacha, and thofe who mafacred the Pacha againft thole who inftigated them to that crime. Among the latter is a Mol lah, who kized part of the treafures of the Gover nor: not long ago he was on the point of being put to death by the janiffaries, but having been in• formed that they were deliberating on the kind of death to which they would fubjeft him, he found means to efcape, and to take flicker in the interior of Bofnia. Another Turk who, at the time when the citadel was taken by the janitfaries, afraffinated with bib own hand AL: Bar, and who afterwards 'co-operated in the murder of the Pacha, has been obliged to Pave himfelf in the night time, through a window, to efcape the fury of the Janifaries, who piirfued'him into his houfe. He prefented himfelf at the quarantine office of Semlin, but the magif irate forbade him to be received, and he was fent back. In regard to the Pacha it is Paid, that two days before his death he was informed of the pl formed againti him : they even brought inter his chamber a dna to difguife him, and to favour his efcape. He at fir(l determined to follow the advice given him; but, when this plan was to be carried into execution, he could not refolve to abandon his wife and daughter, and at left filed a torrent of tears, always deferring his flight till the moment when the iffaffins forced intohis apartment and mairacred him. Lloyd's °Nee Hoare, March 1,1801. The Subfcribers for the relief of the Sufferers under the command of Lord Vifcount NeLSON and Duke of BROSS'S, in the Channel, are of opinion, that, as the hibfcription is fo fmall, the divilivn should be deferred for the prefent, as they are in hos to have it encreafed. Th ur fd a y she remains of %h. lsre Dr. GROWS were interred in Paddington Church la. a. ..‘,.,,. ably to his own requefi : any were attended thstHer by a confiderable number of the many Gentlemen who knew his worth, and refpea his memory. The Will of his Grace the Duke of BIDFOIO, by which be bequeaths his Efiates to his elder brother, Lord Joins Rosiest" was yefterday de pofited in Doaore-Commons. (COPY.) "I, hums bake of BEDIORD, do give an my pvfooal Vine to my brother, Lord Joan Roams: Winters ory sand, this syth day of Febroary, silos. (L.S.) 0 Sauroao." Signal, failed, aad delivered,/ in preface of us, u WILLIAM Kau, M PRUTON, a TMOMAI PARRIS." (Aihniniltratks, with the Will annexed, granted to Lord Le tat o ee Josh RR ust.s., the natural sod lawful brother, aoe of the next of kin, sod the univerfal , named in the Paid Will, dated stlt Mardi, aos. Another fhort Will, limiter to the a ve, was, at the fame time, made by his Grac e, whi ch will be proved in the Court of and by which he bequeaths the whole of h is alto to his brother, Lord Joists ' declaring him, of courfe , the role heir to the whole of his property. It is raid that the Duke of Banvoan by a cattail to his will, previous to the operation, has left a legacy of soool. to Mr. Fox. The late Duke's diforder was firft brought on ft by a blow from a cricket ball while a boy in e rainier School. It is remarkable that there has been no regular fuccelion in the instal-ions family of Bedford. The Earls and Dukes have all been brothers, coufins, or graadfons of their immediate predeceffors. The Whig Club have deferred their next meet ing till after the funeral of the late Duke of BID. roue, who was one of the moil worthy Members of that Society. The remains of the Duke of Bauroan are es• pcaed to be interred in the family vault at Cher neys, in Buckinghasnthire, which is about twenty five miles from London, next Weduefday. Lord Plasm., who was particularly intimate with his Grace, and who principally refided at the Abbey, gives direltions, and fuperintends every thing that is now sweaty to be done previons to the funeral. Invzisus's narratiie of his late exile into Si beria, by order of the Emperor Pans, is the moil intending and ;dating performance that has ever illbed from the prefs. In point of entertainment it equals the famous romance of Robinfon C: ufoe, or any exilting work of imagination, while it more powerfully interefts the feelings and wefts the at tention, by polreffing the Baling powers of truth, aud by Commits a prodigious variety of new and :mains itheintoos. OINDSOR, MARCH 5. Theit , Msjarrirs and the Panicisssi did not come to the Queen's Lodge to-day, agreeably to the laft regulation for their vifiting this place, in confequemee of their attendance at the Concert of Ancient Marie in the Great-Room at the King's Theatre this evening. The virit to the Queen's Lodge is of cOurfe poftponed till to-morrow. During the Lent feafon their MajasTißS and the PAISICASSIS will reticle at Ole een's Lodge, from the Friday in every week , till the Tuefday following, when they will return to the Queen's Palace: of courfe the ROYAL FAMILY will not at tend Divine Service in the Chapel Royal, St. James's, on Sundays, as heretofore. His MAJISTY very frequently hunts with his Harriers in the Great Park, but has given over hunting with his Stag Hounds: a great falling off has confequently taken place in that hunt of many of the Nobility and Gentry who nfually at. tended with his Majefty. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENuE. MAILS THIS DAY—WIND North. LRRIVID. DUE. I Dobbs, s Waterford, • Hamburgh, t Preach. Dutch. 0 FALMOUTH. MARCH 3. Arrived the lhip Barzillai, CARDY, to take in mules and pilchards for St. Chriftopher's; the brig Gallant Schemer, Show, in 33 days from Napks ; and the ACtive Ezcife cutter from a cruise, with the Unity ftnuggling cutter, her prize. Sailed the American Blip Fidelity, Wysts, for London. The Blip Atlas, MUSGROVE, from Lon don for Cork, to take conyias for Botany Bay, put in here, and failed again yetterday. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 4. Came in from Torbay the COURAGEOX, of 74 guns, Captain SOTHEBY ; Ousau, of 38 gars, Capt. PHILLIPS; and la Lea, Capt. AMA, from London, for Malta.—Sailed the Retain, of 38 guns, Capt. Waws, on a cruife. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH s. Baked the Kim u a, of go guns, Capt. deConacv, to the weftward ; and biARMIS or WRLLISLET Eaft Indiaman : three !hips, fuppofed to be men of war, are now beating up to St. Helen's, under a heavy prefs of fail : yellerday failed his Majefty's Chips Rasuctas from St. Helen's; the LIM.. Passuoas, for the eaftward ; ATLAS, RICHARDS, for the Weft Indies; Gaols; a and Ass, Loves's°, for Limerick; Nam cv and MARY, CARNITT, and CU lIIRLAND I for London, both with ordnance flores.—Arrived the Brothers, HARRINGTON, from Waterford, with butter.— This day failed the A LTRID brig, for Sunderland. —Arrived the America, Rousso", from the United States, with malls for government; Sophia fchooner, COXHAN, with fruit from the ilk of St. Michael's, bound to London, with lofs of her bow fpit ; Sportfman fchooner, with Sour, &c. froth Mary ' Cosi, with butter from Waterford; Rifleman, • - - 14 a hutter, and the John and Robert, —, with wheat, from aan. don; alto two floops with (lone from Swanage. YARMOUTH, MARCH 5. Sailed the Datrozwca and HOUND ffoops, for the NOM I S and the PYLADIS and AILIADNE !loops, on a crnize to the northward. Arrived the TRIAL cutter, from Hull, where (be has been cruizing : alfo the following (hips for London, with corn and goods. Exchange, Aftive, Cecilia, Tartar, Trdawney, Induary, Wow Ca. therine, Maria, de Bromierfchap, and Crown : for Liverpool with goods, the Mary and Fane, James, Friendfhip, and John. The following (hips of war remain in the Roads : Bzsaustw, Admiral Dicasow MONARCH, Rear r Admiral Sir THossas Gaayss; VETERAN, Captain DICKSON; RAISONABLip DIME'S; ASSISTANCS, Lae; POLTPNEINUS, LAWI0111; Asia, DAV/SON ; Pal■cass or ORANGE, Cos■; ACIANSMNON I FAN.. COOK?; with the SHANNON frigate ; ADDER gun veflel; and TLIAL cutter. LEITH, MARCH z. On Thurfday afternoon failed from Leith Roads for Davis's Straits whalefifhery, the following (hips belonging to Leith : Raith, LYONS. Royal Bounty, NiWTON, and the William and Ann, KstAy.—Sailed yellerday morning for Ham. burgh. from Leith, the Drummond,Vm. Yowl° matter. NEW YORK, JANUARY is. Yefterday arrived here the (hip Union, Captain Sreasucc, in 6o days from Liverpool.—On Sa turday night left, at 12 o'clock, the went a(hore is miles to the fouthward of the Hook, where (be loft her rudder, and had her main snag cut away, but received no apparent damage, in her Hull. Part of her cargo, chiefly crates, was thrown over board, and hauled upon the beach ; another part, chiefly bales, was put into two lighten, and fent up to town, fome of which are damaged. The Union, through great and praifeworthy exertions of the Captain and crew (the two Mates having deferted ber) was got off at three o'clnckyefterday morning, and towed into port by one of the pilot boat& FROM LLOYD's LIST. Mmtcfri s.—Sailed through the Downs the STANDARD and Russ men oltrar, from Yar mouth for Portfmouth.:—Came down the Wet• THAMSTOW, AGNEW, for the Eaa Indies, and re mains.—Wind N.N. E. GRAVESEND, MARCH s.—Parred by the Maria and Elizabeth, SMITH, from Madras; Courier, FLECK, from Harlingen; DIADEM man of war, from Cork ; and Orwell, WALKER, from Riga._ Sailed the Backhoufe, JENKINS, for Africa; Bel -10111, DOUGLAS, for St. VINCENT! ; Fabius, —, for Philadelphia: Kennett, THOM►SON, for Bre men ; and Vriede, —, for Rouen. The Prince& Amelia, Swain ,from London to South Georgia, was all well at Bonavilta Bth November ha. The Lady Nelfon, arrived at Guernfey from Virginia. HI in with on the 24th December, the Hoop Cicero, of Philadelphia, in diftrefs, took out the crew, and the loon after foundered ; afterwards (poke an American brig from Martinique to New liampfttire, and put the Cicero's pdople on board. The May, Camila, from Waterford, was on sore at Yar mouth, me of Wight, 3d infant. The Caroline, Weftwood, having encountered a Ram be tween Dublin and Cork, has begun to unload a part of her cargo at the latter place, In order to lay the rad on the bank at Yana - '' ge. The Elora. Evans, from Plymouth, went on more in Apple Bay, near Margate yefterday, but got off without any material damage except tang an anchor and cable. The Brothers, Hayes, from Lifbou, en (bore near Holyhead, Is wrecked there : 330 bags of cotton. and a grit quantity of 1 the fluttnaek is fend, and intended to be (hipped for Liverpool. The Europa, Bradley, of Lancafter, from Brill.' to Marti nique, is loft in the Brit.& Channel; the Captain and fix of the crew drowned. Lem r MUSICALS.—The Gram ins for the feafon, at Covent Garden Theatre, under the direction of Mr. Asa ax,e.omme need laft night with more than nfualedat,fupported by the united powers of Eta a H A st and BILLINGTON, aided by feveral other leading fingers of eilablithed reputation, Mr. DENMAN, Mils TYLER, mirs STEPHEN!, &c. The perform ance of the evening was the Grand SeleEtic n from the works of HANDEL, in each of the three parts of which the two great performers above-men tioned had opportunities of difplaying their talents to an allonithing advantage. A Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by a pupil of FIELD, gave great fatisfadion at the end of the fecond part.— The band of the evening was very numerous—Mr. Wilsons& ta. the leader. The honk was filled throughout at an early hour with an elegant com pany, among whom were many fine women, fe veral of them, As Ladies with to be who love their Lords. ENGLISH STA VI LOTTERY.--FITTH Dar.-- No. 31,190, a prize of tool—Nos. 40,621,43,030, 18,353, 50,131, and 2,085, prizes of Sol. each. The inhabitants of the Borough and neighbour ing Villages of Surrey and Kent, who may have occafion to apply for thofe celebrated ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, now fo univerfally retorted to, is complaints of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheuma tifm, Ulcers, and other diforders arifing from im purities of the Blood, Indigeftion, &c. viz. SP I i.s mimes, of Soho-fguare, may depend on having them genuine at Wu cuss C r. s a x'sMedicial No. 296, Borough, Agent fo r 5”....5 and Co. where Ladies and Gentlemen may have their Or ders completed, in dozens or half &Lens, to a tingle ss..botde. Each bottle is diftinguifhed by a black Ramp. A Coat roe THE RH lIUMATISM.-•-I was violent ly aftlifted with a Rheumatifm of a very uncom mon fort, which canted we to (well all over, as if I had been in a dropfy. It was attended with a fever, which often took to my head, and ren dered me delirious ; my pain became unbearable, nor could I reft day or night ; every thing pre. fcribed for me was of no ufe. My life was given over even by the Faculty; when it was by many thought ufelefs as well as painful to load me with arty more Medicine, feting nothing was of fervice. " .I '. Rev. Mr. ANGUS, of this town, ftrotigly SO. C°thinendeu °•••• , ms sit's Pills, and' was fo obliging as to fee me every day, and obferve their effeils. After one box was ufed he gave me a nother, and applied one of the Dr's. man:Lb, where the pain was nfoft violent, by which means, and the blef- • fing of GOD, I am perfeftly rellored to my former Rate of health. I would think it a crime unpar donable were I not to manifeft this cure to the fuffering people in like circumftances. I am, Sir, your's, &c. J. Wl:4o*. Iterwiek, 0611799. To Dr. GARBS ea Long-Acre. The Dr's. Medicine may be had of all Venders in Town and Country, at ss. 3d. ss. roe. 6d. and gas. a Box, duty included. Each Box is ligned J. GAILDN It. The Rev. J. Baum co, of Bromyard, Here fordihhe Feb. 22, 18os, addreffed to B. D. Pea olLeicefter ' fguare Patentee of the Metallic Traitors, for infertion in his new Publication, ten important Cures by them in Cafes of Head-Ach, Tooth•Ach, Ear-Ach, Burns, Contufions, Con traElion, Rheumatifm, &c. Thele" he obferves tb the Patentee, 6 , I feel it a duty both to you and the a ;hoed Poor of the human race, to Bate fur publication." Here follows one of the Cures : Cafe—vain , OBSTINATE CHRONIC RIIRUSIATISNI. Mr. James Appally, In the pan& of Much-Cowan, in this county, was fo affected with the Itheumatifin in one of his arms, from the !boulder to the fingers, that be was obliged to fit up hours lathed, every night, to rub it, in order to procure warmth, and even then without funds. The pain was great night and day ; and he could not put his hand either behind his back or upon his head. I applied the Tractors for about half an hour, when, to our aft ode a !dew of heat same on in the part ; the Win fubfided, and he isoth ralfed his hand to his bead and put it be hind him. This was two months lime, and the warmth. the cafe and peered ufe of his limb have continued to this day." The Tradtors, fo neceffary in every Family, and among Rorie', may be had, genuine, with new and improved direc tions for nfing than, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Pe a az s, A. M. the Patentee, in the hos& of the late John Hun ter. Surgeon, Leinfter-fauare ; and of Frederic Smith. Che t:tilt and Druggift, in the Raynaarket, London. The portable nature of the Traders renders their conveyance by Coach, or even by Polt, perfectly convenient. Letters inclofing their Amount ( p ft -pall) duly attended to. N. B. The purchafen of the Traetors receive gratis, two d if. kept Books, which contain, as communicated by the firit li =chandlers. about three thoufand Cures of Gout, Rhos • 4 Scalds, Flead-acla. Tooth-ach. Sprains, Indanunations, ate and all analogous Difeafes of Plorfea. Cr In the month of March nen will be publithed, AN Pm. ?111 New Woes, conlifling of nearly woo maw Cafes, on do Haman Body and on Hodes. received within the kit eleven seeish&—The purchsfers of the Troftors will be entitled to sestle. ' , ~, i : ) . il I 1 , - , i I'l It ' , I , ' ', 1 a ) i 1 1 1 1 11 4 ,‘ 1 ' - 1 ..- , C; f+ 14 , . , (1; 1 I•