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London, England, 1805-07-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, JULY 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS D4Y AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Conic4l, for opg. 6c{—Reduced SEI 59-omnium, 4.
Navy s per Cent. 89i Cz dlr.-4 per Cents. 7S!#.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per Red Ann. c Si 59 India Bonds, as. a 31. dif.
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Suet Imperial 5 per Csot s;f
4 Per Cent. 7S • a lrith 5 per Cent. S7l
5 per Cent. Navy flint Ex. Bills, as. dlf. ts. plem.
5 Per Cent. 1797 983 Omnium, 44 prem.
Long Ann. 16 ts-i6ths Conf for ace 591 60

The Jamaica fleet are arrived in the Downs.—
Two are laid to haverns on (hurt at Cloaked Ifland,
and fever 4 are miffing.

L'Esro►a Hoop of war, from St. Helena, is ar-
rived at Portfmouth, by which we have received the
following intclligence

" 3T. MELAKA, MAY 10.

" The Mantavoa man of war, and the War-
ren Haflinos Indiaman, from Poramouth, arrived
here on the zd May. The China (hips are in hourly
expeaation of being difpatched for England, under
convoy of the MEDIATOR. We have had nn arrival
of late from India, nor any whalers. The Cornman-
dell, from Botany Bay and China, is reported to be
captured and carried into the Mauritius."

We flopped the Prefs yeller-day to announce the
receipt of intelligence, that Lord NELSON had arrived
at Barbadoes on the ad inflant. We are forry it
is not to our power to Hate that Government
have received any official information of the event.
—We can, however, add, that the news is con•
fidently credited in the Offices of Government,
as it was received by Mr. Devils GIDDY, M. P.
in a letter from Captain Bess, of the GANNETT
Hoop arrived at Penzance, who had received it at
fi.a from a veffel homeward•bound from the Leeward
Mends.

In our Paper of Wednefday we mentioned an em
bargo having been laid on all fhips in the Tezel, and
that the Dutch fleet was waiting an opportunity to
come out. The SWAN cutter, arrived at Yarmouth,
reports, that the Dutch fleet had come down as low
as the fifth buoy qf the Teel, but was prevented
from failing by the wind falling (bort.

It is added, that Government has received intelli•
gcnce of the immediately expelled arrival of BONA-
PARTE at Paris, and from thence at Boulogne, to put
in motion the expedition fo long meditated againft this
country !

The Report of the Committee appointed to prcpare
Articles of Impeachment againtl Lord Vilcount MaL-
vit.LE, was yetlerday diftributed in the Houle of
Commons. A Copy of which is given in our fubfe-
Tient columns.

The refignation of Lord Sromouvor, which we no-
ticed yelterday, i 6, we believe, certain. Lord Buck-
INGHAMSHIRE, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaf-
ter, alto retire,. , Mr. VANSITTART has likeurfe re-
igned the Office of Principal Secretary to the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, and others are expaled to
follow.

Earl CAMDEN, will, it is laid, fueceed Lord SlD-
mourn, as Preficlent of the Council ; and the Right
Honourable CHARLES You* will be appointed Se-
cretary of State for the Colonist Department, vice
Lord CAMDEN.

Lord SIDMOWTH'S intention of refignlng was, we
underhand, communicated to Mr. SHERIDAN, for the
purpofe of being conveyed to his Royal Highnefs the
PRINCE of Watts.

Some of the morning papers have Rated, that Mr;
PITT knew nothing of the reignation of Lord F iu-
MOUTH till he faw it in the the public prints. We can
Rate, on the contrary, that Mr. PITT tiled his efforts
to force his Lordfhip and friends to retire.

Yeflerday a Meffenger was ordered to hold him-
felf in readirbefs to leave town for the Continent, with
difpatches from Lnrd MULCRAVE : his dellination is
kept fa profound a fecret that he is not to know it
until his arrival at Got tenburgh.

Yellerday the Ruffian Amhaffidor tranCieted bu-
fines at Lold Muccaava's Office,from two till half
palt three.

His MAJESTY'S diforder in his eyes is fuppofed to
have been caufed by his being ezpofed to the dull
Co much lately, its the Reviews which he has attend-
ed, particularly at thole in Hyde Park, which, from
the conltant ufe of grooms and other perfon• exer-
rift% horfes there, it has become, in many part., as
bad as a bat ren heath ; and after a little dry weather,
and a brifk wind, the dull is intolerable. In conic-
quence of his MAJIISTY'S ailietion, as well as the in-
convenience, his MAJESTY gave direetions to the Duke
of You, for regulations to be adopted to prevent
thole difagrecable circumaances in future. Hisßoyal
llighne(s, in confequence, communicated hisMAJZS..
Tv's command to Mr. BIDWELL, (he Park-keeper.—
Yeflerday the pra&icc of excrcilinu bodes. &c. there
was flopped for ti:e fir time. The Park is to un-
dergo conadtrahle alterations; the holes are• to be
filled up ; the batten parts are to be cove►ed with
frelh turf; the whole to be bills harrowed, and to
be kept in good order, fimilar to that part near
Bayfwater wall—gotten-row, and the Road, to be
left for the enjoymcut of tlk: public, 'ts 1114.11.