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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOOKs

3 per Cent. Conf. for opg.
68}-
3 per Cent. Red. 671-3 per Cent. Ann. too 99j—.
Omnium to to Hof dO.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock Long Ann. '9O 11.16
3 per Cent. Red. 67f 67 67* Each:* ESla Is. to sa. dif.
New 4 per Cent. 811 8.; Omnium zolif tat.
S per C. Ann. 99{ zoo Conf. for opg. 6811.1fif

The Ullman for the Army for 1802, prefent
the largeft and molt expenfive Peace Eftablament
ever kept up by this country. The land forces of
all defcriptions, exclufive of 22,814 in India,
amount to 1 :0,066 men, at the expence of
5,270,0561. The fame may be remarked of the
Navy Eilablifhment, which is so,ooo feamen.
Eiery Power in Europe maintains an attitude
ready to &Ike, yet many flatter themfelves there
is no danger of a new rupture !

A HAMBUROH MAIL
Arrived left night. - It brings accounts that the
Deputation of the Empire has held its 39th Sit-
ting, at which that Body began to prepare its
definitive Conclufust, which Was expeded to be
completed at its next Sitting.

Letters from Conftantinople fpeak of a conti-
nued mifunderßanding between the Turks and
the Britith troops in Egypt, out of which feveral
ferious quarrels are Rated to have arifen.
The Courts, of Madrid and Naples, and the
Batavian Government, are Rated to have obtained
permiffion from Ruffia to trade to the ports of that
Empire in the Black Sea, in confequence of which
the Ruffian Minifter at Conftantinople has pre-
tented a Note, praying that the free Navigation
of that Sea may be granted to thole States. To
this requeft the Porte is not difinclined to accede,
provided it receives tome advantages in return.
STocettoma, Nov. 19.—His MAJESTY has been
pleated to ratify the treaty of peace between Swe-
den and Tripoli, concluded on sd Oa. by Rear-
Admiral CEDERITILOII.

Her Royal Highnefs the Prineefs Sores WIL•
R uety a, who has been inoculated with the vac.
eine, is now perfectly well. Mr. ARBUTHNOT
gives this evening a magnificent ball, in honour of
Prince WILLIAM of GLOVCRSTBR, to which all the
Diplomatic Body are invited.

COMINAOI/112 Nov. s3.—lt is Paid that Major-
General WALT LUDORY will fucceed CountWe DI L
JALLSIRRO as our Ambaffador in London, who
wifhes to give up that poll.
It is fuppofed that our Government will con-
Randy keep a 'frigate in the Mediterranean, as a
check on the Barbary States. '
Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCISTLR returns to
England by way of Copenhagen and Hamburgh.
Beaux, Nov. 30.—Prince BILMONT Plana-
TILLY, Mi' Vier of State of the KING of NAPLES,
has arrived, here, with Chevalier SCOTT!, from
Naples.

CONSTANTINOPLit OCT. 26.—A confiderable
degree of animolity prevails between the Turkith
and Englifh troops who are now in Egypt. Seve-
ral bloody flamingo: have already taken place ;
and the Engling General has been obliged, for his
own fecnrity, and that of the troops, to take again
into his poffergon all the forts of Aleiandria which
be hadgiven up to the Turks. When the lalt ac-