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London, England, 1801-05-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY 39.
Biwa CLIA ZZZZ °S 11. RtITOILATIONOIId/ly at all the

Public Offices.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock all t 681671 5 per C. Luy 94193: 94
3 per Cent. Red. 601 Long Ann. 18 t-z6+
3 per C. Conf. 60} 61 Imp. 3 per Cent. 584
4 Pee Cent. 78 !6,15 Imp. Ann. It 5-161
5 per C. Navy Ominum 9./ 9
DUALIN, MAT 53..-Price of Stocks this day :
5 per Cent. Gov Deb. 88.
Courfc of Exchange—Dublin OD London Ls a I.

We yeflerday had the pleafure of announcing,
on the authority of a letter from our Correfpon-
dent at Hamburgh, that the Dana troops were
to evacuate that City on the 23d infant. The
fame intelligence has been officially communicated
by the Senate of Hamburgh to Mr. Permit, Agent
that City, in London, in a letter received by
,he lalt Mail.

• On Tuefday the 9th of June, their MAJESTIES
will leave Kew for Weymouth. On the fame day
tey will dine at Mr. Ross's feat at Cuffnells,
where they will remain till the following Satur-
day, and will reach Weymouth on that evening.
.'art of the Royal retinue will be accommodated
it the King's houfe, at Lyndhura. •
The Loyal Highgate Vo'unteers are to receive
heir colours on Monday neat.
Early yefterday morning the 25th and 26th Re-
giments of Foot embarked from Southfea Beach,
ortftnouth, the tint on board the AGINCOVILT,
and the latter in the MADRAS. Thefe troops, it
is underitonel, are to replace others fent from Gi
braltar and.Minorca to Egypt.
The 4th„ Ktle o's own Regiment of Infantry,
r.ow at Wincheaev.Barracks, has been completed
)y the We recruiting. tatLrce thoutand effective
men, ail in the highellftsteirforder and difcipline
They tyre coming forward armoß t r a man, with
petitions t 0 be employed.; thole front the ilitia
offering to extend their fervices to any part of the
;lobe. The over of this fine corps will, no doubt.
e accepted. • • •
The fiat diviron of the GlengarY remimen.
marched from Galway, in ,IrTland, for Naas ant
Kildare, on the t3th of April; they were to be
relieved by the South Cork Militia.
Lieut. Colonel CHAR Lc, ER SK awe of the 92d re-
giment, who died on the 25th of March in Egypt,
in confequence of the wounds he received in the
battle of the 13th, when fighting at the head of
that regiment, was the elicit fon of Sir Jamas
ERSKINE of cardrofs.

The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel SOUTHWILL, of
the .toth Regiment, who was wounded in Egypt,
is the younger brother of Lord SOUTIMILL.
The late Mr. Divavt4 as bequeathed to the Mar-
ctionefs of Town SHINN a life annuity of pd. as
a teßimcmy of his elleem and gratitude.
'We feel it onr duty to corrcl the Abaft of the
fpeech of Sir. Wee. G. Nevecols in, on the hills
Martial Law BiiL—Tile Hon. Baronet did not re-
prefent the prefent Rate of Ireland as deplorable,
or becoming worfe ; an expreffion which we re-
gret having erroneoufly inferted.
A great deal of :property, belonging 'to indivi-
duals, has' been brought tome in the fleet juft ar-
rived from Liilson; in confequence of the threatened
Yefterday a General Court was held at the ,Eaft
India Houfe, called by 4, proprietors, on the tub.
lea of the general trade from India. A motion
was made by Mr. Heicaseme, and feconded by
I Mr. Inert, to refer the printed papers to the con-
' federation of the Marquis COILIIIVALLIS, Lord Ma-
CARTNPY, Lord TEJON MOUTN, Sir J. M,PaIRSON,
and W. Harmless, Efq. An amendment was
moved by Mr. Tv/macs, and feconded by Mr.
Cuastioeste, to omit all the words except "That"
in order to approie the proceedings of the Diree.
tors, and requelt them to aft upon them without
delay.—A divifion took place at half-pia feven,
when the numbers were : For the original quation
8o; for the amendment 125.—A ballot was de-
manded on the quettion as amended for this day
week, to which day the Court adjourned.