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London, England, 1806-06-10 00:00:00

TUFSDAY,
PRICE OF STOCK, THIS
Coach. v....venlig
PRICE OF STOCK
3 per Cast Red Aon. 646
pa CM. Cned Ear
4 per Care Ai
S pot Coot Nap Eat
Lag Am. 171 s•'6

JUNE TO.
I,rl Y AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Gli—lmoirm 3.
.S YESTERDAY.
Imp. 3 per Cent. ip
Exch-qua. NW. par U. cIK
01110 i• M 3 rem
Es3llo. Tickets sit 13..
Calif for acc. Pit

Mr. Thar ar's Eltelion Treating Bill was yeller.
day thrown nut of the Houfe of Commons.

Lord FINNIT POTTY moved an additinn of to per
cont. on the Miffed Taxes, to fopply the deficiency
created in the Ways and Means of the year, by the
thandanment of the Iron Tax, and fubfequently of
.he Tax on Private Brewing. With this he coupled
r relict for portons having large families, and (mall
ncomes, which relief confiiks in a deduction of fr ur
per cent. for each child, and is to be applicable for
all children above two (in proportion) to perfons
paying Mrelred Taxes wider the amount of 401. a
year. According to the returns of the To Office,
this relief will extend to all incomes under toool.
a year, and to many between wool. and aoool.
The permanency and the convenience of this mode
of allowing the exemptions were the reafons Ratel by
the Noble Lord.for bringing it forward as a feparate
meafure, rather than attaching it to the Property
Tax AQ itfelf.

A heavy firing was heard all day yeller,iy at I
Dover, apparently from the oppofite coati. hut the
weather was too hazy for the inhabitants t,) fee sterols,
and no veffel had arrived when the letters left Dover
with any intelligence which afcertained the caufe of
this firing.

FOREIGN JOURNALS.
We have received Paris Journals to the IR, and
Dutch to the sth intl. alto the Hamhnrgh papers,
which the Mail due on Wednefday lall drould have
brought.
The Mailers of the Both ult. contains a very long
account of a tri►ial engagement between the French
and Ruffians in one of the Wands (Leifina), in the,
Adriatic. The affair, even according to the French
reprefentation of it, was not very di(graceful to the
Ruffian arms, bat we have no doubt that it i• much
ersggerated. 'We think it likely that the Ruffians,
teeing the poll where the enemy were intrenched too
hong to be attacked, determined upon a retreat, and
that they might have been harraffed a good deal in
returning to their (hips. It is clear, however, from
this intelligence, that no idea was entertained by the
Ruffians, fo late as the end of April, that they were
about to evacuate Dalmatia.

The iflands of Procida and Ifchia, lying between
Gaeta and the Bay of Naples, have, it is (Fated, been
attacked by a Britifh lquadron, without fuccefs. They
have had better fortune, we hope, in an enterm ;de of
a fimilar nature, againft Capri, an ifland at the en•
trance of the Gulph of Naples, which they attacked
on the night of the s ith ulr.
King Jossrn's armies are every where dicarmirg
the people, a proof of the truth of his boafted car,S•
dente in their loyalty !
The circumftance of Anfpach Rill continuing in
poffeffion of the French, gave taile, on the cominent,
to hopes of peace between France and England.—
Thefe hopes were firengthened ally by the delay, on
our fide, in granting Letters of Marque and Reprifah
againft Prufflan goods and veffels.

General ANDIEOISI, as we announced on Savor-
day, has returned to Vienna. Upon his arrival at
Munich, on his way to Paris, he found frcla inaruc•
tions, enjoining him to return immediately to the
Auflrian capital, where he arrived on the zoth ult.
The nephew of TA LLLLL •ND reached that city about
the fame time, with difpatches for the Freud, Mi.
niter at that Court. What can have given eccalion
to this uncommon diplomatic activity His France
any farther demands to make on Audi is ? or does the
confider the important pledges in her hands as not,