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tkt EWNDIG STAN. Lormok. - - - ivEbNIsDAY, OCTOBER. S. Pifelt OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT DNP. O'CLOCK: Caortile, money, 6 1 11r , iseeNint 62 d ir.Ocanitun Eactsequer Bah, es. . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. leak Stock Ileut India Bends to aa.4lf. 3 per COOL SW. Ann. mat Imp 3 per Cent 3 per Cent. Cane 644 imp. Ann. -- 4 pet Contain Each Me. Via. se . 3 per Cent. Navy 9444 Omni= 6f press Lear Ann. Slut Engllllt Tickets inL eye. mon Ana. Nit I Cost far acc.64if Doman, OCT. 3. 5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. sm. Ditto 31 per Cent. 764. Eichango—Dublin on London, 14 ti. The Cabinet Council, which was geld yerierday at the Foreign Office in Downing•flreet, on the dif patches drought by BAtILICO on the preceding night, was attended by Lord GaeaYILLE, Lord HOWICK, the LORD CHANCELLOR, eirl Stencil, Lord SID• MOUTH, Mr. TmomaiGIINVILLI. The Council fat from two till four, after which Mr. Ross, the Mel linger, was ordered to be in readinek, and, we un• derliand,left town Taft night, with difpatches for Lord La UDIRDALII. The funds have been rather on the decline for fome days, not from any thing having tranfpired of the fate of the negociations, but from a growing opinion that the prefent (late of affairs tuft lead to a new War on the Continent, which, it is believed, would in- Rattly put an end to the negociations. This day, however, they have recovered a little. An account was circulated yellerday of a battle having already been fought between the French and Pro Mans, near Weal, in which the former were de. feated with the lots of fifteen tbou(and men. The Pruifia.ns were commanded by General Buten ea.— This account tells on the authority of Mr. De Boa, Mailer of the Vrow Celina, atrived from Leer, in Wefiphalia. He failed fourteen days ago. This readers his Rory incredible, as there are accounts by the Hamburgh Mail of a later date. It was yellerday firongly repnrted that the Britifh troops had made themfelves mailers of Gaeta not tong after its furrender to the French. This, how. ever, belongs to the rumours of new and important fliccetes in Italy, cf which no advises have been taelved, but which we Mall be ettremely happy to confirm. PRUSSIAN VESSELS. Though coutdetable progrefs has been made in adjutling the points in difpute between this country and Pruffia, the latter has been no farther relieved from the prenre of the war, than what is derived t, to her from the dilcontinuaVe of the blockade of the ports in the German Ocean: The order for making prize of all veils navigating under the Prntranilag is Rill in full force. Government. however. within tbefe fcW days have relaxed it fo far as to give in flrudlions. that Pruffian veiTels (hall not be proceeded againfi in our Prize Courts until further orders. They are, in the mean time, to be brought in as ufual. GEORGE R. Additional loftrualons to the Commanders of our Ships of War and Yeti*, which have, or may have, Letters of Marque ap in ft Profile, and the Town of Papenburgh ; and alto to the Judge of our High Court of Admiralty, and the judges of our Courts of Inceitdmiraky. Given at our Court at St Janices,the twenty fourth day of September, sB:6, in the fortrfiztis Year of our Rap. OW will and pleafure ii, and It is hereby ordered and cllreeted, that all Prafftan Veffels and Goods and all Veffels and Goods be longing to the Town of Papenburgh, which Mall be feired and de tained by any of our Ships of War or Privateers, after the date hereof, (ball be brought into port, and mail be carefully preferred In fate cuttody, but that no final adjudication of fuck Veffels and Goods than take place, until out further pleafure thereon dull be fignified, either for the reititution of the fold Veffels and Goods, ot. for proceeding to final adjudication therein. By his Majelly's Command. (Signed) SPENCER. tRENCH JOURNALS. Paris Papers to Sunday lafl, the sth inflant, have arrived, from which we have made fome inrerelting citrate- They detail with much affiduity the march of Confcripts for the Army, and the willingnefs tciOr which the youth turn out for this fervice; but we cannot believe, if their fervice had any thing vo luntary in it, that they would be marched in chains, which we know is generally the cafe with the Con fer ipts. The Journal & PEmpire Rates, that the King of Nostra had not lett Berlin on the aid ult. and quotes the Berlin Gazette as its authority ! By this we may judge of the accuracy of the Ratements in the French Papers. The left Hamburgh Mail in. formed us of the departure or the King of PRUSSIA from Berlin on the slit, to put himfelf at the bead of his Army, M. Voir Korea:Anwar, Minifler from his nrjefly the King nf PRUSSIA, left Paris for Mayence, on the nightbetween the ill and ad inn. to meet BONAPAR re, for the purpofe of negotiating. Several of the Paris Prints mention this fall. If this fhould prove cor ral, Pruflia is doomed to drink the cup of contempt and catalog*. A very extraordinary article appears in the Argus of Saturday, o.ftober 4. on the fubjea of the capture of Buenos Ayres, Contrary to the titbit' maxims of French Policy, very great merit is allowed to 13ritifh Wifdom and Britifh Valour 3 while, at the fame time, fome revere cenfure is bellowed on what the French Government believe the culpable condo& of the Spa niards. Competing the pnpulationaDd flrengtls of that Colony with the feeblenefs of the Ent; mkt*, • and endeavouring to prove that the tonevell of . Froth Colonies is a cl atihievement, it Rite's, that " the fucceffes of this kind have fis amazingly " multiplied in this tvlir and the lad, that h will " Coon be fulficient for the (Bikini) Admiralty to " fend notice to a Colony, that It is in a Rate of " Capture, as they notify that a Port is in a State of " Blockade !" The *hole article is curious and very interefling. as indicating not only a pacific difpofition, but exprelfive of our wall power and influence in all parts of the world. The corset from the Psi flap of the s7th of Sep tember, is well words the attention of our Readers. THE EXPEDITIONS. OCTOBER L. " The 9th and 11th Dragoons hare at length got off. Thu: morning four troops mounted of that Re. giment, the Carabineers, or 6th Dragoon Guards, marched in here, under the command of Colonel Kiscron ; they go on board on Thurfday. A corps of Artillery, with the sth, 36th, and 88th, with the four Regiments of Germans, Rill remain at Spit. . head ; the latter are become very unhealthy—they have been kept about a month on beard, is harbour, in final) vat's. General CRAWFORD has not yet ar rived, but Brigadier General Coca La has, with Cap tain WITTING/WA. Quarter Mader General, and a large Hofpical Staff." WILLIAUMEZ'S SQUADRON. By way of Liverpool we have received New York papers to the Sth ult. from which we Idea the fol. lowing interefling articles: BALTIMORE, SFPT. 3. " The Patriot French man of war anchored in Annapolis Roads yefterdAy. The fquadron under Admiral. WILLIMMIZ experienced a violent gale, which lafted from the toil' to the s3th of Auguft. " The Patriot parted on the t s th, and is very much damaged, having carried away fame of her mails, &c. " The report of the earture of part of the home- ward bound Britigh Jamaica fleet, is without founda tion." NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 6. • The Pliladelabia Gazette, received this day, Rates, that the remainder of the Fiera fqoadron, confining of the Anle, Fondroyantt, Canor, and Impeteux, of 74 guns each, have put into Hampton Roads ; the Norfolk paper of the 28th, makes no mention of it. • The Valeureufe French frigate is arrived in the Delaware difmaned. The Sybelle French frigate (contort of the Re• ralus and Prelident) artived in Hampton Roads on the 3oth Auguft, in great dritrefs. " The Pomona Spanilh frigate, of 40 guns, from Vera Cruz, .was captured on the 24 , h Auguß, off Moro, by the ARETHUSA and Awsow frigates, and fent for Jamaica." Her Royal Highnefs the Princes of Weems is, we are informed, writing her own defence, and Natal ready penned uperAld, of to pages. The London Garatie of lel night was what bas been called a maiden est, as it did not exhibit a tingle Bank ruptcy, either in town or country. The Earl of CHARLISONT lies dangernully ill at his houfe in Rutland•(quare, Dublin. He is attended by fin phyficians. The North York Regiment of Militia (truck their tents on Saturday morning on Snuthfea Common, and marched into the barracks at Portfea. Four tranfrrtr, with tome of the 40th and r4th regiments on board, have arrived at the Cove of Coat from Por. tfmoutb. Major CA RTE R ,brOthClr or j. A. CARTER,Efq. Mayor of Portfmooth, is promoted to be Lieutenant Cola nel of the 6th Welt India Regiment. atSt. Kitts. Captain Kterna is appwitned to tha Sabrina, a new (loop, fitting at Portfinouth. Lieutenant Itsaween is promoted to the rank of :fr.fler and Commander. The Volontaire was comrnifGnned at Portfmouth, nn Iburfday, by Lieutenant KANASIEt. Captain Marrtswo, late of the Loire, is appointed to the command. Lord VALINC IA art 7 ved at Malta, from Alm's dria, on the zoth of July. Before his return to Eng• land, his Lordfhip intends to vifit Sicily, and a part of tl Continent. We can confirm the intelligence we gave before, that he means to give to the world the refult of his obfervations on the Natural Hiflot y and the Poll ical State of India, Egypt, and the other countries which lie is viliting. Sund ty morning, Colonel Got my, of the 6th Dragoon Guaid‘, (pattered at Lewes, received or ders for four troops of that regiment to proceed im• mediately to Portfmouth, there to embark for foreign ferrite. At four o'clock, in the evening, the fqua drun left Lewes Barracks, under the command of the Hon. Captain Km°, loudly cheered by the populace. Tbey halted on Sunday night, at Brighton, and continued their march n Monday for Portfinouth, 'ahem they earth to be joined by the other Iquadrnn of the regiment, under the command of Captain BURRELL. The Dr ANA frigate, Captain Matta°, has returned to Portimouth, after a long cruize, in fc arch of the French frigates which lately annoyed the Greenland Fithcry. She was only able to trace them to Iceland. The PRINCES 3 CHARLOTTN. DRYAD. and AMETHYST frigatet, were with her, but they could not gain any intelligence of their ohjefl. The other frigates are gone to Cork. The DIANA fuftained a very dreadful gale of wind, in which the loft her foremaft, bow. Sprit, and main .Ind mizen top.matis t feveral men were drow ned by the fall of the foreman, and (eve. ral others wounded. Captain Matirro, we are lorry to add, had his arm broken by the 'hip's taking a lee-l.srch he is doing well. . . • ••• a 'r • • r ; ir4inia . • • ---nr..„-r• MAILS 111113 DAY. , . 101. .. All. DOA Madill • 0 * Ch r t° o ll 4 0 t Wafer GA 0 I ' Ha 0 s LUbon 0 s . . tHz JAIWAIC.A Fitt,. The Admiralty. with due attention to the interas of the Merchants and Underwritirs. tranftwitted yef• terday to Lloyd's the followin* climes Of letters from Captain MACIIIINZII, of Magicienne, and a Lift of his Convoy : " ADMIRAL, Y OFFICE, OCT.?. 1llo6 ; 41 ottcrt.tbite, , s I am commanded, by my Lards Comtniffioners of the Admiralty, to find you, for the inform4tion of the Merchants con cerne d, the enclofeci Eztrads of Letters, from Captain Mackenzie, of the MAgicienne, together with Lilts of the Convoy under his charge. " I am, Gentlemen, your humble Servant, " WM. 14A1130111." " Mars. Hewlett and Whitt, Lloyd's." Extra& of a Letter from Captain MIA If !decim ate, of his Majelly's fhip Magicienne, to Wixt-ran Wiest:try, Erg. dated at Sea, Auguß 25, 1806 , in latitude 30. N. long. 74. W. Bermudas E. by N. 484 mites :- 1 . " 44 Be pleated to inform my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, that the homeward fleet, confin ing in all of one hundred and nine fail, left the well end of Jamaica on the 28th of July, under convoy of, this !hip, ,he Franchife and Penguin ( bop ; the Veteran to fee us through the gulf. On the lath of Augurs, the Minorca, of London, left the fleet, from the improper condue of her Mailer, George Wright. On the 14th, a Spanilh Chip of the line, came down hefore the wind on the fleet, which the Veteran and this (hip chafed into the Havannah ; when within four miles of the batteries, the (hot from this flip al- DI A; reached her. On the 18th we got through the Gulph of Florida, all in company, except the Mi. norca. On the 2 IR, a very heavy gale of wind or hurricane came on, which lalled two days. Seven fail we know have gone down, names as undein. Two more were teen to go down, names unknown, and moll likely others. One'lltip ran for America. Se veral others 101 l mans, and are otherwife confiderably damaged. The Franchife was teen to the South ward the fecond morning of the gale, with her fore man gone, .and the fignal of dillrets flying. There are, at prefent, in company, the Veteran, Penguin, and 65 fail of merchantmen. This (hip has tottered much ; her rudder is rendered ufelefs, and cannot be repaired at tea ; betides making water, her Rem frame is Co much fltaken, as to be in confiderahle dan ger. Enclofed you will have the opinions of the car penters of this (hip and the Veteran, which obliges me to requen. Captain Evans to flay by 'us, and fee us into fame port. I intend going into Bermuda, as it is partly in the way of th, convoy, where every thin' (hall be done for the fliips getting fpeedily to England, and if polfible to come off with the convoy. •Shipo—Rafhleleb. of London, lank. Achilles, of Greenock. funk. Ann and Can, of London, funk. Crews all raved. Forty-Second, of London, funk, one man fared. Brig.—PAW, of Loudon, funk, one man fared. His bfejefty'a thin IVfagieienne, at Sea, Aug. go, iSo6, to &Clock at Night. co gia,—Since my letter of the 25th instant, by the Penguin floop,l we have had hardly any wind. The Franchife, with feven of the merchantmec, Nave juft joined u►; ant I am lorry to learn from Captain Dafhwood, three more !hips than mentioned in my letter have gone down. I hope he will loon join the great body of the convoy, under Captain Smith, of the Penguin, which mutt be twiny leagues from us at prefe.st. Left this letter limpid get to the Ad miralty before that of the 25th, I fend a copy here with. I beg to ezprefs to their Lordlhips my fenfe of the obligation I am under to Captaio Evans, of the Veteran, for his great attention not only to this (hip, bin to the convoy in general fince our failing. " I have the honour to be, &c. " ADAM MACKENZII. " Ship—Africalne, funk, crew Lacy Erin, rcparted to have funk. Third veal, funk, name unknown. Extra& of a letter from Captain :frfacxetrzts to WM. MARSDEN. Efq. dated on board his Majctly's fhip MACICIENMI : Si' • Sin. S. ilia. Wrth this you will receive a copy of my letters, by the Poirot/nu (loop and FuAaCNISt, • lilt of the convoy, &c. I have requefled that the Admiral commanding at any port where the cutter arrives, will open the letter, and fend out affiflance to the dillrelTed and fkraggling Mips. While writing thii, the Ship Carmarthen, then reported to have funk in the gale, is arrived here. But when I confider the (late of this (hip, having been reported by the of airs of the yard, at Jamaica, as unfafe for a winter's paffage, as well as the two furveys lately taken, that the lesion fur bad weather approaches fail ; the Car marthen having been the worn failing (hip in the fleet, and towed all the way, until the gale came on, I um of opinion, it would be improper to prolong the pelage of this (hip, by taking her under convoy, therefore requefled Captain Ev•ws to order a fur. vey by Captains; but he, knowing the date of this (tip, thinks it unneceffary, as another convoy can (non be got ready. I will, therefore, make the bell of my way to England. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 'ADAM The following veffels failed with the Jamaica fleet, and were unaccounted fur immediately after the gale on the 22d of Augult : For LoximooooTulloch Caine, Father; Ann, Ridley t Portuit. SPKinlay : Concord, Read ; Francis, Hall; Neckwell, Dodges ; Sally, Wililsolll ; Larkins; Foliar ; Herculean, Simone; Berea,. Wilnsot; Ad/COll, Gordon; Purina, Mon!gomery; Ann, At kins ; Alfred, Renton Exeter, Smaller; John and Thomas, Clark ; Kent, Penis, ; Venus, Zager ; Lime, Young ; Hercules. Carey ; Ann, Stewart ; and Coverdale,Thatcber. For ll'hstoiwoorop—.Neptune. Bauch, For Go...wool—Union, Bruce. • F., Glefiow—Nautllue, Rote ; Alfred, Clark ; Fortune, Reed ; and Aurora, MKinlay. For Lievrtool—John, Woodhoure ; James, 13radflukw ; Eme rald, Browialey ; Poillaumus, Flu; Neptune, Halliday ; Ct ark., Convey; and Mary, Glivald. For Frisb- , —Cumberland,—. F. Haffse—lady Mitchell, Cbarce,.--; and Sally and Eliza, F 11.1.tdrIthisSalps,Mmore. N.B. One Alfred, one Ann, ate Neptune, mai one Porten were well on the es th of Argun. UMOILANDOU 'LIDS AT stoves. t u Total taiga !.• Arrived . . - .. $ In company AVOlft S$ • . . 63 With the Fruitage Agate, Augult ao. names unknown 7 Arrived at Bermuda, Carmarthen, for London . 4 Bore away for America, Jane, Carper, tor London I Parted In tie Gulrh through neglect, Minorca, for London b Separated by ponailline, Union, tor iflrginia a Foundered - - 7 R,ported to have foundered, lirln . - 4 Foundered, unknown I *DJ Unaccounted (or, Sept. 7 .3,... • SO SSW PLYMOUTH, acrobat 6., . , •. . This morning arrived the Avtas h of 74 PM. Call. tain Nu, from the tibilwbrel, with the Tots f bee mainmaft, which happened ia a gak on Friday lat, in lat. 44. long. tI. She failed firon thence the deft ult. with the Row. Geotte;s, and a fleet of tranG ports, &c. and on Thurfd.ty and Fn day lin, they encountered a heavy gale of wind : the tranrparts weathered it very well, but revere' of the merchant. men Which were in the meet, received much damage. Came in the Faux, of to guns, from a croize, doting which the captbred and deftroyed fifteen Gil of chine mutes ; the towed two of them as far as the Lizard. and was obliged to cut them adrift in a gale of wind. Carpe in the Elizabeth, Captain Aunt arm. a tranf port, from New Providence, with 27 of the 7th Regi. ment of Foot on board : the Dandh brig Juno, Cap tain Hozzin, from Barcelona to Tonningen, with wine, detained by the Lion privateer: t i e D, n ifli brig Mercurius, Captain Swims, from Riga, wish hemp, detained by the Lion privateer : the &Hone; (Q2ebec), Captain M•Gaecoa, with timber, for the don k yard. Sailed the Ay DACIOUI. of 74 guns, witb French pt ifoners, for Portfmouth r Paw il.olll, of 36 guns, and Swattow, of IS guns, on s crui se; and Lanz W AAAAA , of 14 guns, for Ireland, with light tranfports. Came in the Egyptian, Captain Fran, from Waterford. PORTSMOUTH, bCTORER 7 Arrived his Wfajeay's 114 C LLLLLL oas t from the Downs, and the STIADT gun brig from a cruise. DEAL, OCTOBER 7. &Ailed this morning the Vesuvius bomb, with the outward bo_und, &e. under convoy for Portfrnouth ; and the BILLITT6 (loop of war on a cruize. Arrived the Lev ET? Cloop of war from a eruize, and remains in the Downs with the refi of the fhips as per lA. SHEERNESS, OCIVBFR 7. Attired at the Note from' Chatham, his Mijelly'a fhip 8/ART'S', a fine new frigate. Sailed the SWITT, Captain WEIGHT, with the trade for l'onningen..— Arrived from fea the TICE/11R gun brig, and failed again immediately to the westward. The Aces( t MOM and CORI'S from the Well Indies, ate arrived at the Note, and await orders ; they have brought home feveral invalided feamen fr-tn the Well Inches. The Williamkadt, a rich (hip ftoni Hamburgh, detained by the B gun brig, in the Downs, i. ordered hence. The Baltic convoy which was to have failed to.day, is not to depart until the lath indant.—.. Wind W..and fine *rather. ARRIVED. At Liverpool, the Juno, Harrifon. from Peterfburgh ; Sharman, Barren; from %thee • and the Gultarus Adolphus —, prom Leghorn—ln the Clyde, Jane, Dmis, from Lifboo...At Doha% Sufanuals, Siren, front Tenerife—At Oporto, Hope, :• , t zworrth g Friendih:p. Davey t and the Scarborough. Coiner. tram Her foundlatid—At Visas, Gdport, 1 1 / 4 frd, from Nevrfnundl dttle.-Iht Quebec, Medway. Potts, Imo Madeira...At Button, Specolator, Llitle, from Stilted; and the Little Cbmals, Gent Liverpool —At Baltimore,: t. Michael, • and the Alums, —, pram Liverpool—At New York, Indian CMef, ; wad the Saha ash, —,, from Hull ; and Lovely Ws, —.--, frost Trirddek The Carmarthen,—, from Jimmies for Louden, pot Ms Bermuda on the 7th of September. In had condition. The Jane, Coppinger, from Jamaica fur London,bore away fog America on the atth of Aosta. being leaky. The Chance, Wigan, from St. Vincent's; asi Bartsolornew, for Guernfey , are can our of St. Bartholomew's. The Defiance, Williams, from Briflol for Jamaica, has been ca Store near Cock and Is much damaged The Friendfltip (an American) Clements; and Gibraltar, for London,i captured and carried Into Ali, Bras. Tbe Triten,Fiadberg. from St. Bartboln w m.....'4, for Stockholm, captured by a french privateer, sad carried into St. Mani .'s. and condemned Four veffels are fitting out at Be trait for Buenos Ayres. . DISTRIBUTION or Peiza•MotrpT.—To the Pallas, for the Fortuna and Sacra Farniglis, captured Fe bruary ty. tBos. a didttbution will be made at P;y. mouth on Monday neat.—Recalls for three months. at No. 13, Great Wearninfter. DRURT Lana.—Lall night Mr. PIN. acv performed the part of item in 7iis Rivals with confiderab!e fuccefs. Dowvon returned his old part of Sir derby. • About boo French pritnners, naval and military, have been removed from the Centaur and Is Gloire on board the different Prifon•fhips in Portfmold harbour. During the Fair on Thurfday laa, at Arundel, a perfon of the name of Floyd was drinking at the Wbite Hart, in that town, when fix foldiers went into the houfe in a riotous manner, and dilurbcd tba company prefent s upon which Floyd amok tha foremoll man with filch force, that he cut the inats'a eye out of his bead t the other fbldiers inflantly at tempted to feize upon Floyd, but he being a man of amazing flrength, flood upon hi% guard, and took one of them in his arms, lifted him up to the ceiling and threw him down on the Aone 6 , 10 r with fach violence, that he broke the man's leg Fla above the knee. The other foldiers were the next morning fe verely for making the riot, and Floyd was taken before the Magiflrate, but was cleared, it ap pearing that what he had done was in felf defence. Coast Excastwas, MAR K-L•N Ocr.B.—There are large quantities of Wheat hue to-day, and files of this article are made heavy, at a further &dentin's in price. Barley in cnnfiderahle fupplies, (ample, of good new, are nearly at tail currency, but old is cx. treme heavy tale and lower. Malt and Peas have (mall &situation. Beans of each kind are at lefs.— Rape Seed likewife. The Oat trade h alto, excepting prime famples ; and fides of Fl wr are at lefs than the general quoted prices. Fine American from 455. to 4 8s. per bar rel. OININAL CORIMICT AI crape': Wheal. JP rer Si. per qr. Grey Peale 4:1461 od Inco Ditto, 862 88. Beer. 4:. IPS 6d iie, (41113) Oct .:6s Tkk oittn.34s 40004 Barky,eoe ess 64 Cats. :*• 16. ,; is Milt. Tar 78 0 04 Poland 4.itrn •2e 336 6d White Pale, SSI 0- I Rape Seed (n w) *6l all SQB kialC Flour 7os to us Seconds 6j. to 7os fa rack.