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London, England, 1805-08-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, AUGUST as.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKI
Canto's, for money and account s a 58—Reduced jig I
Otnniunr3—Each. Ms, par ts. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per C. Red. Ann. 5813 India Bonds, is a 2s. dif.
3 per Cent. Conf. 57138 S7l Imp 3 per Cent 5-11
4 per Cent. 75/ 76 Ear+. Bills, is. di4 is. Fan.
5 per Cent Navy 831 891 8p Omnium 21 3 prem.
I
5 per Cent. 5797, foci Lottery Tickets, 591. 51.
Long Ann, tfl rs-t 6 I Conf. for ace. 571 381

Private advices from India were yeßerday receiv-
ed. They !late that peace has been concluded with
the Rajah of Bhurtpore, on terms alike honourable
to the Rajah. and creditable to the Britith. It is ad-
ded, that Holkar had manifelled a frefh difpofition
to treat of peace, and that the general tranquillity
of India was fhortly expetled to be rellored.
An overland difsatch from India was this morning
received at the India Houfe. It probably brings
accounts fimilar to the above, but the contents have
not yet tranfpired.

The boafl of the French, that they have forced as
to raife the blockade of Ferrol has been fhort lived.
Sir ROBERT CALDER, reinforced by a part of the
Channel Ficer, now blockades that port with twenty
fitii-s of the line.

Two Hambisrgh Mails, thole due on Sunday and
yeftertiay, a...ired this day. The movements conti-
nue in the Anarian army, and it appears that a
more than unial diplomatic intercourfe between
the Courts of Vienna and St. Cloud has been going
cm for tome time. The Continental Journals (peak
of them as being no way inharmonious; but this
proves nothing in the prefent Kate of the prefs. An
Evening Paper of IA night aim, that a correfpon-
&rice of a very different nature has lately taken place
bezween the new and old Emperor (fee another part
cf this Paper), and we have no doubt whatever, that
though BONAPARTB may attempt a little cajolery,
which for his own naves may be neceffary, both of 1
thefe Potentates view a war as at no very great dif-
tance.

In the mean time Rua ores increafed aaivity to
bring its troops into the field. Some difficulties have
occurred refpeaing tranfports; but thefe will fan) be
obviated by meafures adopted by this country. We
know that Government is now in treaty for a num.
ber of merchant vetrels to be employed in the Ruffian
tranfport fer vice. The following have been received
by the Mails :
A Letter from Madrid of the 26th July, fays--
dg Lord Nctsom has unexpeaedly returned from the
WeR Indies to Cape St. Vincent. He himfelf has
announced this event by a letter dated July 17. ad-
dreffed to the Marquis of SOLANA* the Governor of
Cadiz. In this letter he Rates, that a 'hip from
Lima had been taken by his fquadron, and that as
fome private letters, direaed to the Marquis, had
been found in the prize, he confidered it his duty to
tranfmit them to him."

RIGA, Aua. 3.—Several Regiments of our army
are on their march, and feveral (hips of war are fit-
ling out at Cronfladt. There is talk of tome armies,
the commanders of which are not, however, as yet
appointed.
ALTow.., Auc. [6.—A private letter from Paris
Oates, that there are frequent conferences between
M. de TALLEYWO and Count de COBINTZIL, the
Auftrisn Ambaffador, and it is hoped that the dif-
ferences which for Come months pall have occalioned
difcuffions between the two Ccurts will be amicably
terminated.

All the Swedilh !hips which were embargoed in
France, to the number of ninety, have been let at li-
berty.
ST. PFTIKSBUIGH, JULY gr.—M. Novositrzore
is not yet arrived in this city.
Our troops are every day more and more in mo-
tion ; we are even allured that the Government has
endeavoured to procure tranfparts, but has not been
able to find them, becaufe in general fo many foreign
Chips have not arrived here this year as nfual.
It is reported that the old General Micestsos,
who difliognithed himfelf in the reign Of CATHiRINI
the GRUM by the taking of PURGAISCIf EFT, is ar-
rived in this city; and that he and General Count de
boxaosvntx will each have a command.
Two thips of the line and a frigate were launched
Isere yefterday ; the Emperor and the. Imperial Fa-
mil y were prefent. Two new 'hips have been laid down.
STOCKHOLM, AVOUST 6.—Count GUI•TATUS as
DULBEN, Gentleman of the Court to the Duchefs of
Sundermania, and Captain of the regiment of Cal-
mar, has been appointed our Charge d'Affaires to the
Cunt t of Vienna.

The Ruffian fleet at Cronßath and Itevall coaling

of lhips of the line and tome frigates, is now
enticing in the Baltic.

VI N Mr, JULY 27.—We have DOW here a garrifon
of to,ooo, men principally Hungarians. The ifland
of San Georgio Maggiore which commands the har-
bour, will be fortified with fuitable batteries on a
modern plan.

Vi E ma, A 'GMT We are affu red that the troops
di Dributed in the different provinces, will this autumn
be colleted in feveral camps, and the troops of Bo-
hemia will form a camp near Budweis, thole of Upper
Auflria will encamp on the Welfu-heath, and thole of
Lower Auflria occupy a camp near Winkendorf, to
-which feveral corps will repair from Moravia. Tbefe
regiments arc in confequence wetted from that
province. There is a general movement among all
our regiments. All there military preparations are
confidered as meafures neceffary for the maintenance
of our neutrality, and neceffarily occafion a removal
and marching of the troops, and confiderable tran
ports.

BANKS OF THE MAM, At/O. s.—One of our jour.
nal: contains the following article :—" Private letters
from Paris Rate, that feveral notes have been exchang-
ed between France and Auftria, relative to the march
of Audrian troops towards Italy, the refult of which
cc mmunications has been fatisfadory to both parties."
Several detachments of French troops have march-
ed from the Genoefe territory to the Southern pro-
vinces of France ; and it is faid that all the French
troops will leave the kingdom of Italy, and the Italian
troops only remain.

APISTIILDAM,Aucurr to.—The Spann fqnadron
of Admiral GRAY. NA, not only collated eonfiderable
treafure at the Havannah. but in other Spanith Arne_
dean ports.

One of our Journals fays, it is underllood, that the
expedition in the Texel and at the Helder has re-
ceived direaions not to put to fea till further orders.

It is Paid, that the French Emperor in his journey
along the costa, will 'ilk Helvoetfluys and the Helder.
HAGUE, AUG. 13.—0 n the Bth intl. General MAR..
BIONT embarked on board the fleet deflined for the ex
pedition. As he came on board the Admiral's Chip,
he was fainted by her with a t guns. The infpeaion
and review of the troops and !hips of the fleet, which
was to have taken place to-day, has been deferred till
the 16th, as the Grand Penfionary intends to be
prefent at it.
The new French Envoy, General Duyour CHAU-.
Moen, arrived here the day before yeflerday.
The company of flying artillery which were here
broke up this morning, for the Helder.
A great number of recruits have arrived in this
country, from France.

Oa Monday the Duke of You attended at his
Office in the Horfe Guards, and traafaited bufinefs
for the firft time fine his return from Weymouth.
His Royal Highnefs was conftant in his attendance
on Tuefday and yefierday, giving direaions for the
arrangements that are now making in the army.
Yelleiday afternoon, about five o'clock, the
Panics, accompanied by the Duke of Cillsa MO e,
left town, to dine with the Duke of CLARINCF, at
Buthy Park. It being the Duke's birth day, he gave
an elegant ball in the evening, at which his Royal
Brothers were prefent. The gardens on Monday
night at Stowe, were even more crowded than on the
Friday preceding. There were prefent from so to
23,000 fpeantors.

The Duke of CLARINCE completed, yenerday, the
fortieth year of his age, on which occafion the dwel-
lings of his Royal Highnefs's tradefpeople were
brilliantly illuminated, and feveral fenive meetings
took place.
Gaon's SHOOTING.—A party, confining of only
three gentlemen, from Whitehaven, (hot nearly 6o
brace lan week, upon Stainmore ; all of which, ex-
cept fix or fe•en, were old birds.

A proportion of one-fifth of the military is now
permitted to go on furlough, to get M the harveft.

We have received New-York Papers to the zoth
ult. They contain no news ; but through the me-
dium of the tVego-Tori Gazette, of the 16th, we are
furnifhed with a tranflation of the New Conflitution
of Hayti. This molt curious document is cemprifed
in above one hundred articles, the principal of which
may be feen in another part of onr Paper. The fu-
preme command is given to Dassaztass, who is
called Emperor I. &c. but the Government is not
hereditary. Slavery is abolilhed for ever—no parti-
cular religion is acknowledged by the State—.and the
colour; of the Empire are appropriately declared w
be Wad and red.—The determination of the Blacks to
deftroy all the towns, in cafe of an attack from
abroad, is made an article of the Conftitution as fol•
low At the ifejl.firisag of the alarm -gun the Cities ad
tafappear, mod the dative* ryi'
As ufual there are complaints of improper pro-
ceedings on the part of our cruizers, in capturing or
detaining American veffels. Partial inconvenience
may have taken place, but no proof is adduced that
any thing like wilful violation of the lawsof neutrality
has occurred.

Nothing elk worthy of notice is to be found, milers
the perpetual recurrence of violent party (pink may
be fuppofed worthy of ohfervation.
AU that they contain refpeding the combined
fquadrons is now of no consequence, though it is
eafy to fee that the general fentiment throughout the
whole United States was, that our naval fuperiority
would be confirmed by a decihve triumph over the
enemy.
The harveft in America has this year been un-
commmonly promifing. By a Gentleman jult ar-
rived from New-Yolk, which he left on the tBth of
July, we learn, that the crops throughout the whole
of the United States arc excellent. Flour was at
nine dollars the barrel, and was expeaed to fall con-
fiderably lower, as the harvest was then more than
half got in. The barrel of flour contains t 9616. and
when =potted into this country, fells at 6.54.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind Northerly!

Au. DV& ' ARE. DDB.
:Debits o t Haroburgh
Zara s o Gotumburgis 0 1
0 1

Coat, AUGUST t&—The DIADISI, of 74 guns,
Captain Sir Home POPHAM, and la Louis frigate,
Captain Kumasi's, arrived in our port on Wednef-
day evening laft. The Eaft India fleet yet remain in
the harbour. The TseetßLS and Tennant are ex-
paled to form part of the convoy to thole &ips, as
well as to the tranfports in which the troops under
Sir Davin BAIRD are embarked. It is imagined that
when the fleets arrive at a certain latitude they will
feparate for their refpeEtive deflinations. The Tut-
east.s and Tetuatra are not expeficd to approach
nearer this harbour than to communicate the fignal
from Commodore Lord H. PAULZT, for the fleets to
get under weigh. The Eaft India fleet failed from
Falmouth at a moment's order, and unexpefiedly.—
Two Spanith cartels arrived, and it is Itrongly fuf-
pelted with, a view to reconnoitre the fleet, and cai.
mate their ftrength as well as that of the convoy.

PiIIZANCE, Aucosr :9.—Since my laft arrived
his Majefly's brig GANNET, from Falmouth; his
Majefty's gun•brig Pam', from Portfmouth, with
the following tranfports, under convoy, •iz. the IS.,
Charlotte, Commerce, and the City of Cork, with
troops for Cork; alto the galliot Rote in June, BaLL,
from Portfmonth, for Cardiff, with Timber; the
Milford, Wit.zsams, from Swanfea ; the Friends of
Plymouth, from Jerfey, with cyder, for, this Port; and
the Jenney of Exeter, with fah, from Liverpool.—
All this day it has blown firong, about N. which pre.
vents the tranfports from failing. His Majeay's brig
Gainsay has failed on a cruize.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 19 —Sailed the Towan,
CUNDY ; and the Furly, Rowc, for London, under
convoy of the Hymn& armed (hip.—Wind W.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 20.—Came in the Hind Re
venue cutter, from a crnize. Sailed the CAPTAIN, of
74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. Came in the For.
tuna, KW'S, from Dantzick. Remain in Cawfand
Bay the GLORY and WINDSOR CASTER of 98 guns ;
TaIUMPII; AUDACIOUS, and BtxxxisLa of 74 guns.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 21.—This morning failed
with a very favourable and good breeze, the follow.
ing !hips :—Namrsts frigate, Captain Solasavist-E ;
Meacuav frigate, Captain Por.r.v ; ATINGER (loop,
Captain WHITS; and RATTLER (loop, Capt. Mason,
with a convoy for Newfoundland, Halifax, and
Quebec ; MALAIAR, of 54 guns, Captain HALL 3
Chichetier (tore (hip, Captain &CIA ; Dolphin (tore-
(hip, Captain FaRILIIILIS ; and DART (loop, Captain
Baowstats, with a convoy for the Welt Indies ;
AURAL/. frigate, Hon. Captain ELLISTT; and Cos-
stases frigate, Captain GRIFFITHS; with a envoy for
the Mediterranean ; they will be joined off Falmouth
by the WBAZLS Hoop, Captain PARR is. Arrived
the UNITS frigate, Captain Ooxr, from the North
Seas; and the Paosesito bomb, Captain STuratv,
with a convoy from the Downs. The Sursits, of
74 guns, Captain KSATE, is ordered into harbour.

Down, Auousr 2t.—We were prevented yeller-
day evening, after I fent my letter to the poll, by a
thick haze coming on, from feting any thing more
lof the fquadron of the enemy's flotilla, which were
running down along the oppofite coati, but as the
wind was direftly fair for them, and nearly high
water, there is little doubt but they Ruck pretty clofe
to the !bore, and got fafe into Boulogne hsrbour.—
His Majeny's !hips IMMORTALITI and ARIADNR,
Srator Hoop, DITASTATION and Luctret bombs,
and the BASILISK gun-brig, arrived in the Roads
this morning from their nations, in confequence of
the wind blowing hard from the Northward. The
BLAZIR gun-brig arrived this morning and has
brought into the Roads two neutrals (a brig and a
(hip) under detention. The JACKALL gun brig ar-
rived alfo this day, with a (mall fmack, under Pap.
penberg colours, which the captured latt night juft
as the had thrown a cargo overboard, confining of
contraband goods. The brig Richard, of London,
with naval norm, bound to Gibraltar, got on
&ore at Dungenefs on Monday, and was got off
by Tome people belonging to Rye, who were bringing
her into this harbour this morning, when the unfor-
tunately grounded jolt without the North Pier Head,
where the now lies, but hopes are entertained ofget-
tins her in at high water.
ANOTHER LITTER, SIMS DATE.—On Friday next
his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK will be at Do-
ver, to review the different regiments here ; as alfu to
infped the fortifications and other works, which are
now carrying on here with the greaten alacrity. The
Tausrtr man of war has failed from our Roads, and
the IMMORTALITI, of to guns, has (lice come up and
anchored. This afternoon the Bold, Blazer, Bafilifk,
and Fury, with two other 'Ails, arrived. They left
their nation off Calais this morning, it blowing a
(rem breeze. By thefe we learn, about fifty fail of
praams and other rails failed along (bore from Dun-
kirk to Calais, which they were unable to intercept,
from being too late, as they only left the Downs yell.
terday morning. A large brig, with provilions and
((ores, from London, bound to Gibraltar, is aground
jun at the entrance of the harbour. She was laft
night antore off the Nets, but fortunately got off again
with little or• no damage. There is no doubt of her
getting fafe in the next tide, amid the weather
continue favourable, as at pram,

DIAL, AUGUST s :—Sailed I'UMsrs frigate, fo
Portfmouth alfo the Calais and Boulogne fqoachorn
for their refpeaive flations.—Arrived the CHAPMA%
armed (hip from the wefiward. with a convoy, which
remain in the Downs with the ref of the (hips as re
11111.—The ZillltA bomb has a fignal flying for a con-
voy to the weftward.—Wind N. E.
YALMOUTSI, AUGUST 21.—Monday paffed
port a large fleet of homeward-bound (hips frgm the
Baltic. Arrived from a cruize the Scour (loop of war,
and Cswsoa and Vizsu gun brigs. Yellerday after.
soon Admiral Rossi:. failed with the following (hips
under his command, to refu me hi s nation off the Texel:
Majellic, Elephant, Stately, Ruby. Adamant, and
Antelope men of war. Sailed alfo the Swan contr
on a crnize. The Amethyll frigate fails to-morrow.
The (hips remaining hese are the Roebuck, two gun
brigs, and one cutter.—The Vrow Jantje, with ineti.
go, bound to Embden. is fent in by the Coarmaaur
(loop of war; alto the Vrow Chsidiana, BOLD'S,
in ballaft, is fent in by the CILUIM (loop of war.—
Wind N. N. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Animator-At Dublin, Johanna Maria, —, from Cadiz_
At Cork, Lord Duncan. Foglia, from Peterlborgh—At Bout•
&aux. Thomas, Hannah, from Virginia--At Antwerp, Fr3nk-
lin, Smith, from Virginia—At Newfoundland, Polly, Corder.
from Surinam-.At Demerara, Trimmer, Smith, from Lomita-.
OF Jamaica, Diana, Vaughan, from Africa. •

Two more of Lord Nacsoa's fleet, the BlLLeiscr,
of 84. and the Conosaaoa, of 74 guns, have come
into Plymouth to refit.
_ _ _

The -Lady Nelfon, Captain 'ANDS', tr, from Lon-
don, bound to the South Seas, is loft on the Galli.
pagos Iflands. Captain LtrnsaY, and part of his'
crew were taken on board the Earl St. Vincent, Cap-
tain Pam K NAM, which veffel was all well off the Gal.
lipagos on the 15th of November laff, with upwards
of 100 tuns of fperm oil.
The American fhip Lion, from New York to
Bourdeaux, foundered five days after the had failed;
only (even men were Caved. The lots is elimated
at 1,1oo,000•fr.

The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed A.
Gums. Efq. to be one of the Contiffloners for en.
mining Prizes at Plymouth and its dependencies.
On Friday fe'nnight, one of a party dining nn the .
Greenock fide of the Holly Loch, would not wait for
a boat to get over, but twain acrofs the broadell
part. at high water, npon horfeback, and was the
&It to react' the fhore, to the no fmall allnnifhment
of the whole, the diflance being upwards of two
miles.

The French received a leffon a hundred years
finer, which they leen) not to have forgotten, and
may probably have battened their late departure
from Vig At that period, they received a total de-
teat in Vit!o harbour, from Sir GEORGP Ronit's Nua-
dron, afilit:d by the Dutch ; to accomplilh their els-
jeft, they broke through the boom l.iid acrofs the .
naib, month, and the Englith took four galleons
and five mer, of •,gar ; the Dutch five allcoo and
one man of wat. F ,urtten men of war and fire:
galleons were defiroyed. At the time this was
doing, the Duke of Osatown, with a body of land.
forces, drove the Spaniards glom the cafiles
defended the harbour. •

A letter from Bayonne, dated Augull 3, Pays—
" The refult of the Engagement which took place
on the 22d of July, between the combined fleet and
an Englilh kinadron is, that Admiral VII.LMOII
has accomplilhed his oljell that all *e efforts of
the Englifh were not fafficient to prevent his met-
ing into Ferrol, and from his there forming a June.
lion with a third fleet, which holds itfelf in readinefs.
to fail, and to (mond the van projeas W 1 ich the Ent.'
peror of the French has formed, for affertiqg the in-
dependence of the feas. Vice Admiral Vic:Amen
and Admiral GRAVINA, who engaged in that anion
at the digitise* of thirty leagues from the cola, con-
tinned their operations afterwards, driving the enemy
before them, who teemed rather defirous again to
attempt to prevent their entrance into Ferrol, but
however would not run the rick of a new engage-
ment. The combined fleet*, which Were but little
damaged, kept the fez for eight days after the battle
fully at liberty to continue their operations. N oral
engagements are rarely decifive. This anion, how.
ever, has for us all the advantages of a vidory, dnd
its refult will tend to increafe the dangers which al-
ready threatened England."—Ballerin ►let Asrope.

A.parr of lan night lays, that private letters from
the league Rate, that Boa A PARTS has written a letter
TO the Emperor of Germany, couched in the mofl
infolent terms, and that the letter has been circulated
in manufcript at Paris, by permiflion of the police.
It continues—" But the fubftance of the Ufriesatem, •
whatever maybe the language in which it is conveyed,
4 pofitively underßood to be an imperious demand of
a full and entire approbation on the part of the Em-
peror of Germany of all the late changes in Italy, of
his intereft at Conftantinople and Naples to have
BONA rem T a acknowledged Emperor of France hr me
Grand Seignior, and to have the King of Naples
exclude the Englifh from all influence in his ter-
ritorier. In addition to there demands, the Au-
(Irian Cordon on the Italian frontiers is to be
withdrawn, and the troops encamped in Tyrol and
Stiria are to be fent back to their old quarters. If
the Emperor of Germany complies with theti te.
quaitions, which are Rated in the Note to be abfolute
and indifpenfable, BONAPARTE promiCes to make the
Archduke ANTHONY a Coadjutor of the Elet9or At &-
Chancellor, and to procure the Houle of Attars
other advantages. Upon an unequivocal compliance.
with thefe demands, the French troops it, Italy are
to be reduced to the fame number as on the tft of lath
January, unlcfs there Appears to be any prof,tea of
an invafion by a Ruffian army. By this clatife the
Ufurper referves a power of deciding whether or no:
there IS fuch a danger. This curious ultimatum c(1-
eludes with declaring, that the inftant a Ruffian corp;
is permitted to pals the frontiers of Austria, Frame
will regard that Power as at war with her,and Fiend)
troops (hall immediately both pals die Rhine, ani
enter the Venetian territory. The whole of this In'
telligenee would appear like a fabulous tale, if it "•
laced to the conduct of any man, except the Corfk-ta
Ufurper ; but his ambition, arrogance, and priti:,
render every thing probable with him, that wouhil
indeed, appear ridiculous if imputed to any body elfe.'

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