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London, England, 1806-10-08 00:00:00

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ivEbNIsDAY, OCTOBER. S.
Pifelt OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT DNP. O'CLOCK:
Caortile, money, 6111r,iseeNint 62dir.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