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- . ViEDNESDAY, JULY. '
PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT.ONE &CLOCK.
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£xcheq. Bills, 4s. 6s. prem.—lndia Bonds, Is. dis.
• .. - PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3•per Cent. Red. 69 664 694 India Bonds, es. dis. par
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4 per. Cent. 841 BO Exea, eq. Bills Ls. Ss. pre.
1 per Cent. Navy shut I,omnium 34 prem. •
(~Ann. 18 13-161b54 I Cons. for opening, 700

PEACE WITH SPAIN.
The Public will be • highly pleased on perusing the
subjoined Order in Council, 'Alibi appeared in the
London Gazette rilast•night ' •
AT THE COURT AT THE QUEEN'! PALACE; THE 4TH OP.
JULY, 1808, PRESENT, THEICIHeSikIOST lercr4.zpT
: ' suatiTy IN coition.. •
His
MAJESTY having -taken inkbis consideration
the glotioaseiertions_of. the. Spanish Nation'. fat the .
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dliverasice of !heir ,caburry. ftotn the tyranny- end'
Usurpation of France, and the assorances which His
ktizsry has received from.several of the Provinces
of SPain, of their friendly. disposition towards* this
kingaom; His MAJESTY is pleased, by .inatl.with the
advice of Ms Piiiy "Council, 'to order, and it is hereby

ordered;—
First; That all hostilities against Spain on the pat
of His Karlovy shall immediately cease.
SecOndly, That the blockade of all the ports of
Spain,except such as may be still in the possession dr
under controuVof France, shall be forthwith rnised.
Thirdly,' That all ships and vessels behieging 'to
Spain shall have free admission into the pony of his
Majesty's dominions, as before the present hostilities.
Fourthly,:rhat all Ships and- Vessel's belonging to
Spain, which shall be met at sea by his Majesty's ships
and cruizers, shall- be treated in the same manner as
the ships of States in inaity.wltk Ins' MAJESTY, and
shall be suffered to carry on any-trade.now considered
by His MAJInrrY to belawfully carfied on by neutral
Fifthly, That all vessels and. goods belonging to
persons residing in the jpinish colonies, which shall
be detained bi any of his Majesty's Cruisers after the
date hereof, shall be brought into port, and shall be
carefully preserved in safe custody, to await his Ma-
jesty's further pleasure, until it shall be known whe-
ther the said Colonies, or any of them, in which .the
owners of such ships and goods reside, shall have
made common cause with Spain against the power

of France. • .
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commis
sinners of hiS Majesty's Treasury, his Majesty's-prin-
cipal Secretaries of State, the Lords* CommisSionerS
of the-Admiralty, the Judge of the High Court of
Admiralty; and the_ bilge( of. the C0t4r1,4
Via-
AdmiraltY; • are to take such measures' herein as to
them may respectively appertain.
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(Signed) envie. cceiThei,L.
The above act 36
_Perfectly in urinate With the De-
claration of his Maistrry, in' his ?dessert
to ilia
.silent, cannot fats t^ make a li'reb' impressicif 60 all
the countries still'under the yoke of the French Ettic
peror, as well as on the villa* people who are so
nobly wriggling for their deliverance.
The noble cause 'in which the ,Veople 'of -grin
have embarked, has a natural
.tendesicyto A-seasai.
diversion in its dwn favour, an phie,little doubt;-
641 its influence will be fllls testy .anci--in
Germany. ! • .•
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The Italians are notllatuMlly less. 'disaffected to the
French than the Spaniards. The hostility whidiyre-
v.;ls against them, particularly in the Raritan- States
and in Calabria, has been smothered, Ws not extin-
guished and the indignity lately practised•-up?o the
Papa, by depriving him of his. temporal 'pctsrei and-.
dominion, must have excited, a strong sensation in the
Eastern as ivell.as in the Western Peninsula.
In Germany, notwithstanding the delusion of some
Governments, the forced humiliation of others, and
the base-submission of all, the people breathe ven-
geance and fury against their oppressors, and have
long been likoking forward with minus and wishful
expectation ta.somefavoerable moment for throwing
off the yoke. SUch an attempt was vain while the
countries between the Elbe and the Vistula, were of
with 174,000 armed men (the number of
French troops which wertstitioned in them so late
p 3 the middle of Aprti) ; but it' NA poLcor prosecutes
plan of mlbjuratilig St*, a considerable propor.