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London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY s 6.
PR= OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONI CITLOOK

Confab jni—Redseed spa—
Oaring preaL—.Ditto, prompt 71.

We have received Dutch papers to a late date, but
they contain hardly any thing worth tranfcribing.
We have received Paris journals to the i sth intl. from
which we have been able to make a few twat..

They are not, however, of• much importance, bu
they ferve to thew that BONAMTI has his fears re-
epeeists the quiet of the We!tern Departments.
Letters of the 13th from Paris mention as one of
the caufes of the 'pr.Rponement of the Coronation
of B to the 9th of next Novembers that the
irfurper has announced at the late diplomatic au-
dience of the Bth infant. his confident expedation,
that before that period. he Orall have negotiated or
conquered a peace. Tactrraaws has, betides, hinted
to feveral of his employers, flock jobbers, and finan-
ciers, that the peace of the world was in embryo
Already in his port-folio, and that a Roman as well
as an Englifh Arnbaffador would adorn the Corona-
tion of NAPO:Ana the Flan'. It is known at Paris, that
this Minifler and his favoutites have, for upwards of
three months, fpeculated in the French funds, upon a
proeped of a peace; and that ferret-al members of the
BON•PailTt familyhavejoinednith them in this fpeen-
lation. We mull, however. remember, that, about
54 months ago, or at the late torture beim cen ,thig
country and France. Bo , at a public au&
ence of his fenators and tribunes, (aid. that this war
would be of abort &static n, as the King of Escoatto
would loon be (bilged to give up Malta in exchange
for Hanover. Great. or rashes fortunate st At tior, as
the Co, fican is, his political ignorance equals his pre-
emption.; and he has always efihrated the fpirit of
Great Britain by the Ilandard of Italy and Ger-
many ; he flattered htmfclf he would he able to put-
chafe, mislead, or intimidate. a Kiog of E• NCLAP.D as
eafily as a King of Prussia, and that he might dic-
tate to the Caninet of St. James's as he had prefcribed
to that of Betlin and Madri .. Certain it is, however,
that his political intriguers have already taken the
field, and that we have more to apprehend from them
than from his military (laves oppofite our coatis. In
Italy as w:.l as in Germany. in Holland as well as in
Fwi zerlAnd, and in every other country, the ruin or
conquea of which bas been the pis% of French revolu
tionary tyrants; ferpents have preceded tigers, and
political incendiaries have always been the advanced
guard of their armies. To prevent infurrellions
breaking out in his difaffelled camps, or difaffeflion
(reading in his enflaved pros inces, the ufurper has
no alternative hut a peace or an invafion. We have,
therefore;as much in our power to dielate the former,
as to defeat the latter; and to make the fltuation of
Ilowaraars as humiliating as it is defperate. Let us
not renounce, for tome temporary conceflions, thole
advantages nor valour and pattintifm have intended
and organifed tor the welfare of future ages. Let us
beware as much of the plots of the tyrant's negocia-
tors, as we defy and elefpife the threats and boas of
his foldiers; and we ss ill then loon have it in our
power to reface Europe its loft liberty and indepen-
dence, in commanding a peace upon our own terms.

Tuefday evening, the ROYAL FAMILY walked on
Windfor Terrace.
Yefterday morning, the Doke of KENT arrived at
Windfor. Soon after breaktaft, his Mairsvv, the
Duke of KENT, the Prince/les Sortie,' and ANIMA,
rode nn horfeback in the Great Park. Her Ma)arry
and the other PE IN cassis took an ailing in a focialalc
to Climbetland Lodge.
Yeacrday, at one o'clock, the Ruffian Ambaffador
had an interview with Lord Hasaowar, at his Office
in Downing-greet.
Mr. Tarivrea, of the Pay Office, is (portly to be
appointed Commiffiemer of tlie Navy I in which cafe
Mr. I'as.Ntrt s ill retire.
By the returns made to Lord HAMIIIIIiu re'soffice,
it appears that upwards of secs perform in the differ-
ent pi in the united Kingdom, have received his
Map:yes molt gracious pardsin, on condition of
ferving in the Royal Navy, and that they had been
received and placed on board the telpettive ILir
tel eat.