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London, England, 1801-07-15 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, JULY If.
ST. SUITHIP.'S DAT.
1611UCE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confola, 6c4 l ex. div.—Ditto, for opia 6a.
Omnium sof so.'
PRICE OP STOCIS TISTIRDAT
Bank Stack Long Ann. 184 9-56
5 per C. Red. 641. Short Ann.
3 per C. Conf. 6o en. &v. Intp.3 per Cent. 6c4
4 Pcr Can. 30491 Imp. Ann. sig 9-16
5 per C. Navy 931 man. Oraninna so}
f
PQ Loy. 961 COOL for Ace.
DUBLIN, JOLT I I price of Stocks this sky
34 per Celt. Oov. Deb. F 3-5 pet COOL GoT. Mb. SO..
Conde al Exekaap,...naban on Landon 134 a a+
Left night Mr. Vice, and another Mefenger,
proceeded for.the Continent with difpatclits. •
This morning arrived Mr. Secretary Fates,
with difpatches from Vienna; Mr. Da Ca ems, a
King's Mellinger, from Peterlburgh ; anaalfo a
foreign Mefenger.
The Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefday lan,
alto arrived this morning.
Letters from Smyrna, of the 2,7 th May, Date,
t 1221 General Msmou had retreated from Alexan-
dria with 3000 men, and, was followed by General
HUTCHINSON with 5000 Brian:. No date is men-
cloned, however, •and tome eircumftances render
the ftatemedt very fufpicious. General Hurons.
fon, we know; had proceeded towards Cairo, and
defeated the enemy at 'Rahmanie, and we have
not lime heard of his return to Alexandria : in-
deed. we (ball probably firft hear of the capture of
Cairo. Betides; the Smyrna account Dates Gene-
ral Bans, with 9000. men, to be in march from
Suez to Cairo—a thing altogether incredible.
The accounts from Vienna refpefling Egypt
are equally unworthy of credit.
It appears pretty evident, from the aetoptint
• brought by every Mail, that the French will Middt
a ftrong attempt to relieve their army in 44;
and that the reinforcements will probably be
.
from the Italian ports, in French, Neapolitan, oaf
Spanith thips.
Every attempt to boraimise the Papal and
Whitlow' argy Teems to fail. An independent
Patriarch for France has, it teems, been, on the
part of Boa a r Aare, demanded to be acknowledged
by the POPR, who has refuted his content I What
folly on both fides ! •
The bufinefs of the fecularizations is not yet fet-
tled—nor can it be expelled to be fo for Tome time.
The different Nee/fp:spin are Rating, with much
ferioufnefs, the Articles of the Convention, nego-
ciated by Lord Sr. Hi Lt s, as if they knew fome-
thing more than their readers. the fad is, it is
eaf' to guef I, with Tome degree Of corrednefs, the
nature of Come ofthe Articles, but not one of them
will be allowed to tr.anfpire till the convention
has firth been ratified by the two Courts refpec.
tively. • ••
A morning paper gravely infon-fis the public
that a Britill fquadron as blocking_ up the port of
Prkats• Some French paper will probably fay,
that a French fleet is blocking up• the port of
Palletise:ton!
'the 'widen march of the Guards on Tuefday
and Wednefday from Colchefter, and their eroding
the Thames to Chatham, oceakoned prodigious
alarm throughout that part of the country whoa
they paffed. The fad is, they were removed to
Chatham, tq rePlaee the troops which failed with
the expedition front 'Torbay on Sunday.
Saturday, a party of the 4th regiment marched
into Southampton from Wineheller, previous to'
the affixes taking place. Other parties are to Isi
Ilationed at Bailey, Fareham, Romiky, Ste. tad.
will remain for fame rime, whilft the barracks mu'
to undergo a thorough repair.
The fecret expedition which laft week faded
from Portfmouth, confifting of a bOdy of infantry,
and a detachtnent of artillery. is commanded by
Colonel Cci avow, fon-in-laar to Lord BRIPFISLD.
This officer accompanied Martha' Sowaaatow dur-
ing his celebrated march from Italy into Switzer.
land, ind feria-with him during the campaign
of that year.
Lieutenant Beattie°, of the ift Royal Surrey
'Militia, lately tried by a General Court Martial,
, held 'at Canterbury, has peen fonr,d guilty of
the charges exhibited micainit him, and is feateneed
to be dd.-miffed the terrace.
The Margravine of Awsrecw is gone to Germa-
n, for the purpofe of paying her refpees to the
Zstraitott, preparatory to her being made a Prin-
cefsof the Empire; an honour which his Ins altar.
Maims has conceded to her, in order to enable
her to inherit whatever arrears may he due totbe
bilmtoaays in cafe the fhould furvive him, and

which the could not claim except under thch a tide.
Yafterday the Mailer and Wardens of the Com-
pany of Bakers attended the Court of Aldermen
at Guildhall, when, after an infpseticni of the
Mealweighere returns, the Court ordered dit rice
of Bread to be railed two Arises and 'a half, or
sd. in the peck loaf, to take place on Thurfday
next—the price of the quartern loaf will then be
is. 60. 1.1!
Lift week a farmer came into' Mr. Sias-two
Bookfellers, Oxford, and Paid he wanted to buy the
,liriag Crept but when half-a•crown was demanded
fbr it, he weir/edit in his hand, and Paid it was
a vary igia oat Lark is as good as a Kite,
lays Starvaa:—fo it is, lays the Farmer, and
down be threw the money, and off he went.
Mrs. Bittiverrov, we can politicat alert, yef-
terday concluded an engagement with the Pro.
prietoT of Covent Garden Theatre for the mining
feafini. Mrs. BILLINGTOII is to have 3600 gui-
neas for her theatrical petfbtoiances,' aril is alto
to have '56 guineas a alibi fif AMU% hl
Oratorios.

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