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PRICE OF STOCKS TINS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols, for money, tBii-.-fir May 58::-.-OmnItim 3t. Excheq Bills, is. is. prem. PRICE OF SfOCK3 YESTERDAY. Bank Stork 174 India Stock tBol 3 per Cent. Red. 561 e7ii India Bonds, is as. N. 3 per Cent. Conf. 54f 58 Excheq. Bills, par ts. dli.3s. 4 per Cent. 74 OmeluM. al 3 prem. 5 per Cent. Navy, 8Y Engliiit Tickets t RI. 83. ; per Cent. 5797, 96fi. Conf. tar ace. 5814 Long Ann. i 6 9.16 7-16ths A Torbay ficiff which arrived at Penzance on the I 7th, left the fleet off Brell on Sunday IA allweil. At that time the French Mips had retired into the inner harbour. The expedition under the command of Sir Jaws Cam° has at length put to fea. The following tranfports, London, Ark, Britannia, Tartar, Mo narch, and Melpomene, Crown, Whitby, Mary Ann, Rolla and Emily, with the other ordnance, vifloal ling, and horfe tranfports, failed yelterday from St. Helens, for the Mediterranean, under convoy of his Majefty's !hips (Zirssn and DRAGON, and the PRIN CESS ROYAL armed tranfpurt. Letters from Madeira, dated 17th March, received by the Lifbon Mail, Rate as follows : 44 The Roche. fort fquadron paffed Madeira on the ad of February. Admiral Coot !gait failed from off Lifbon on the Bth of March, with the NORTHUMBERL•ND, of 74. guns, ST.GBORGII9B9 ATLAs 74, V6T611t&14 64, EAGLE 74, and StallTlATi 74, in purfuance of advice received of a French fquadron being roc leagues to the well, lat. 37. S. off Cape St. Vincent, on the r7th of Fe bruary. Admiral Cock+ taw r, arrived at Madeira on the rith of March, with the above fquadron, and failed on the fame day in purfuit of a French fleet. which paired the N. E. part of Madeira, three week, previous to Admiral Cpcn ttaNs's arrival." Yederday a French Meffenger arrived, by a flag of truce from Murlaix, fuppofed to bring fome commu nication refpeding the exchange of prifoners between the two countries. On Tuefday the Ruffian General, Count de Wirrs, arrived at Ofhorne's Hotel, and loon after waited on the Ruffian Minifter. He is fuppnfed to have brought important difpatches refpeCting the negnciatinns pending with the Court of St. Pete:;burgh. The Ruf fian Courier, whole departure from Gottenburgh we noticed yefterday, reached town yefterday morning with difpatches.—' , Mr. PROUDMAN o the King's Mef 'finger, left town on Wednefday for St. Pets: fJurgls, I and reached Yarmouth on Thurfday. From all this aCtivity of intercourfe, it is plain that the negotiations between this Court and that of St. Peterfburgh, are haftening to a condi:lion. ' • No appointment has yet taken plaee for Fa Lord of the Admiralty. This morning difpatches arrive 4 at the Admiralty from Lord GANDNNN, off Patent. The particulars have not yet rranfpired. Difpatches will this evening be forwarded to I) , mi: mouth, to be put on board the Livitt.v, Capt. Heti- MOND, who will immediately fail for the Coat of Spain. " Eleven fa of the line are ordered with all expedi ' Lion to be viaualled and 'toted for fix months for 'foreign fervice. AdmirallEstoav is gone to command at Gibral tar, where a number of gun-velTels - are to be em ployed againß the Spanifh row-boats, which harrafs our (hips while coming through the Gut. Yeßerday the difpatches by the undermentioned (hips were Bnilly doled at the EA India Houle, and delivered to their refpeaive Purfers, viz. General Stuart, Capt. ROORRs, for Madras and Bengal Earl Camden. Capt. SAMSON, for Bombay City of London, Capt. LANDON, Desontbire, Capt. MURRAY, for Ceylon and Madras Cattle Eden, Capt. Cott/ITT, for Bengal and Benetiolen Admiral Gardner, Capt. SALTwELL, for St. Helena and Madras Lady CaftleTeagb, Capt. WI/RAY. for St. Helena and Bengal. • _ The following anecdote rens, it is laid, on the au thority of M. JIAN Da ST. FAUST, who commanded and was taken on board l'Honneur fchooner, by the Scoapuos floop of war (tee Tuefday's Gazette). — He quitted Paris at the beginning of the prefent month, and bad only failed one day from Dolzyel when captured. A few days before his quitting Paris BnNAPARTZ bad commanded a Play at the Theatre Francais, and in the ufual flyle of Sovereigns, he appeared there with a brilliant retinue, and a very numerous guard. The houfe overflowed in every part. He was feated in his box, and the curtain about to rife, when an orange, apparently artificial, was thrown upon the flagefeveral voices exclaimed, " Ouvrez Pc range." (Open the Orange !) The cry was repeated and re echoed through every part of the hook. A principal actor came forward, and in compliance with the univerfal with opened the orange, wherein he found a paper, containing a zo livre piece of gold coin. Several voices again exclaimed, "Lifiz le papier. Lifez papier 1 !"—( Read the paper. Read the paper.) It was again repeated with like earneflnefs and entho. (lam as before,. the hoar refoonding in many parts, with the tumultuous outcry. But before he complied, the cautious Adkor looked towards the Imperial Box, when BowAr.ters, fancying it might be Come adula tory compliment to himfelf, nodded affent. The houfe was fluent as the grave—ashen the Actor read aloud the following words ; " J ens is Code,prews von. Louis! !" Renounce the cerlican, and rritore your Louts." The rapturous burg of applanfe which alined from every part of the houfe On there wnrds'being uttered, was not to be 'eleferibed—it appeared to rend the Houfe. &mamma heird it as his knell; and quit• ring the 'Theatre, returned to his palace in the utmoft contulion and difmay. WINDSOR, FRlDir EPENINC, APRIL t 9 For the loft two days, feveral families have come into Windfor, Eton, and Slough, and occupied the lodgings which they have taken fur the 'nth!lotion. At four o'clock this morning, our favourite regiment, the Staffordlhire Militia, marched out for Henley and Reading ; they leave Windfor very much to our re gret : the refidence of this fine regiment for fo many years at Windthr, has introduced them to the general acquaintance of the town and neighbourhood, and endeared them to us. At one o'clock the flank com panies of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards march ed in ; they occupy the Barracks of the Stafford. The Regiment of Horfe Guards had a grand field-day; all the company, lately arrived, were on the ground; towards the end of it, his MAJESTY, at tended by the Duke of CUMBERLAND, General; GWYNNE, FITZROY, Last's, and other Officers, in. fpefted this fine regiment. Her MAJESTY, in a car riage, and two of the Princeires on borfehock, with their attendants, were likewile on the ground. Tho regiment of Horfe Guards, returning from the field day in the Park, met the Foot Guards coming into town ; the drat of the two regiments meeting, the ynnfic, &c. was very grand, and amufed a very large concourfe of fpal.tors. The Foot-Guards have brought two ban :s of mufic with them: the fine band of the Stafford remains here with Lord Ur:- BRIDGE. The following is the order of the different Shews at Windfor:—On Sunday the regiment of !Jerk Guards and all the flank companies of the three regiments of Foot Guards are to be drawn up in the inner fquare of the Caine, when the Krr and the Royal Dukes will walk round the circle which they form, and the QUEEN and Pat:Kisses pafs them on their way to the Chapel. On Monday, all the trellis are to be drawn up in the Little Park, when the KING is to prefent the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards Blue, with an ele gant pair of flyer kettle-drums. His MAJESTY is to make a fyeech to the Regiment on the occafion. On Monday the whole of the Yeomen of the Guard are to do duty here from town. On Tuefday, at eleven o'clock in the morning, precifely, the proceflion of the Inflallation begins. The fcaffolding in the Chapel is now complete. In the body of the Chapel there are zoo feats; the price of there is two guineas each. In the two fide aifles there are about 8o feats; their price is four guineas. In the organ-loft, there are a good many feats at fix guineas each. On Wedn:fday there is to be a grand review of thn Foot Guards by the Kittq, Doke of Yoas, and a large affemblage of Staff and General Officers. 4n the evening there will be a fplendid ball in the AP fembly Room. On Thurfday there will be a review of the Regi- ment of Horfe Guards; and after it, the Qrsztes public breakfaft at Frogmore. On Friday, there ssiil be a review of the Horfe and Foot Guards together, and a than fight. Betides thc above, there will be a levee and drawing room at the Cagle, and a ball there. Every morning, at guard mounting at the Caftle, the fine band of the Stafford Militia, and the Duke of YORK'S, and thc band of the third Regiment cf Guard., are to play in the two fquares of the (faille, and on the Terrace. which will be the morning refort of the company. Yefterday morning the three parties who contra Ced for the Englifh Loan, viz. Mr. GOLDS MID, Meas. ROBARTS and others, Sir FRANCIS BARING and others, had an interview at Mr. Pi TT'S houfe in Downing ftreet, with Mr. PITT, Mr. FOSTER, and Mr. VAN., SITTA&T, to bid for the Irifh Loan of t,830,c001..-.. They delivered an offer to the folloWing purport: That for every tool. advanced they would take I. of Long Annuity, which at t ,:z: - .is - ,C 8! s 241. or Fivt per Cent. at 88i is • 2 t 6 Intereft or Money at Four per Cent. if paid accord ing to the Inftalnaents - Furthc: Amount of Difeount, if paid up in full ' 6 t 6 k : los _.3 This offer was immediately accepted by Mr. ros rsa, and he laid that he was perfealy fatisfied with it. The parties were told that Mr. BORROWF.S had yeflcrday morning expreffed a &rue to make a third offer, but that they had 'declined to receive it, and that ill negociation with his party had ceafed. The Indsalments are to be made as follows so per Cent on the 26th April. so - - 3 ft May. so 32d July. 3o - uth Sept. ao Dec. to - 15th Jan. CRAM! OF qi/ARTFRS Or THIL ARMY. -- The troops of the Hotle Guards, quartet ed in Egham and Staines, have been ordered into Windfor : two troops of the 14th , Light Dragoons ate to relieve the Horle Guards at Egham and Staines. The 9th Light Dra• goons expea foon to be lent on foreign fel - vice. Th.. 14111 Light Dragoons are ordered to match into th , . Barracks at Hounflow, and of courfr take the efenr: and town : duty. The zd Battalion of the 39th regi• ment have arrived at Gueriiley. The ad Dragoons, or Scots Greys, commanded by Sir DAVID Dumas, are about to leave Canterbury, where they have beer. Rationed for two years, and where they were refpec ted and beloved by all clatres. The German Legion. horfe and foot, commanded by the Duke of CP:- BRIDGE, is to be Rationed at Weymouth : that fine regiment, the Staffordlltire Militia, will march in there. In confequence of the change which has lately been made in the Mallerthip of Harrow School, it 15 found necelfary to prolong the prefent vacation till Wednefday, the Bth of May. Circular letters hay ing been written to the Parents and F. lends of thoti: young Gentlemen whole addreffes could be procured, it is hoped that any omillions which may have beer. Made will not be ;witted to negligence cw difrefpe:' Harrow, Apra n 6. ts=.4 Ti Pole COT( the ts i .. i . 2,1 Dal Prig Dui ....... Dui Dul Mai .--. Thal MII ...—.. Earl 117 i .... Earl Earl Mai Earl of ties thei for ttn, Art Ch: the Ch: Teti V r : 5 :1 to i -a. . ... 41. A i no. Sou Ho at f Pre rtea Iwo to t ver by by trai bee Kn rout suer v►he