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London, England, 1806-05-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

. THURSDAY, MAY 25/.
Kura CHARLES'S R ISTOII sr mtg.—Holiday.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock soli son India Bonds, as. dir.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. Imperial 3 per Cent. 581-
; per C Conf. [hut Esclpluer Bills. 31. a is dif. par
4 per Cent. 7711 ff I Omnilm 3a 21 prem.
5 per Cent. Navy yBl Fr.g!;Ch Tickets all.
Long Ann. tyi 3 t 64 Con' for acc. bill
DORLIN, MAY 13.
3 per C. GOT. Deb. 94—Ditto 34 per Cent 694.
Exchange--Dublin on London tot a to}.

The Houfe of Lords met yeßerday afternoon, in
their own Chamber, and were engaged in deliberation
for feveral hours, with glut doors. It was undergood
that the evidence produced in the trial of Lord Mit.-
ytt.t.a was taken into confederation. They adjourned
till Friday, and it is believed that the fame fubjeft
will be refumed. It is evident, therefore, that judg-
ment cannot be givin thio, week. When the fenfe of
the Lords is afcertained, the judgment will be an-
nounced publicly in Weßmintler Hall ; but it is not
expthed that this will take place for feveral days.
In the Houfe of Commons, falaries were fixed for
the Commitlioners for auditing the Public Accounts,
at the rate of 'goo]. to the Firti Commißioner, and
toool. to each of the inferior, exclufive of their travel.
ling expences, which are not to exceed sool. a year
each, with allowances betides for Clerks.

inftruelions were yefterclay Med to the
Commanders of all (hips of war and veffels to which
Letters of Marque and Reprifals have been granted,
reflraining them from making prize of, or (lopping
And detaining any veffels within the Baltic. This is
tantamount to an order for difcontinuing the block-
ade of the Trave. Pruffia and England may, per-
haps, find their mutual advantages in this arrange-
ment, though they mull be much circumfcribed to
the former in confequence of the hoftility of Sweden.
As a Squadron of Swedifh frigates and gallies is now
cruizing in the Baltic, it is not likely that many
Prufllans veffels will be found to avail themfelves of
the fecurity held forth in the additional inftrations,
unlefs Sweden shall join her fecurity to that afforded
by the following
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCT/ONa to the COMMANDRRS dill SNIPS
of WAR and PRIVATEERS, that hive, or may have, Leoters of
Marque.—Given at our Court at St. James's, the alft day of
May. 006, in the 46th year of our Reign.
GEORGE R.

Whereas we hare ever Seen defirous to prevent interruption
being given to the trade and commerce of every Rate In amity
with us, as far as was compatible with the neccfrary operations of
war And whereas it will tend very much to that purpole, that
the trade and navigation of the Batik mould for the prcfent
remain uninterrupted ; we have therefore been pleated to refolve,
that our maps of war, privateers, and other veffels ailing under
our commiffion, gull be reftrained from making prize of, flopping,
or detaining any mit,s or veffels within the Bala.; and we do
hereby ftridUy charge and enjoin the commanders of our Chips of
war, and the commanders of all Mips and veltla having letters of
marque and reprifal, that they do not, by virtue of their commit-
dons, or under colour thereof, ftop or detain any Chip or veffel in
the B.lttir, for the purpofe of making prize of the fame, but that
they fuller fuch Mips and veffels as they than meet in thole leas,
to proceed in their refpeetive voyag a without any interruption.
By his Mat lIITT'S command, (Signed) SPENCER.

Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, his MA.; erry ar-
rived at theQieen'.l'.4l.sce, from Windfor ;the Dukes
of YORK, KINT, and CAMBRIDGE, vilited his MAJESTY
loon after. At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a pri-
vate Levee, which was attended by

The Pica Lord of the Treafury.
The Secretaries of State. Furl Spencer and Mr. Fez.
The Firft Lord of the Admiralty.
The Mafter General of the Ordnance.
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaßer.
Th- Billion of Klllala.
Earls—Galloway, Derby,and Northe&.
Vikount Howick.
Lord Cathcart.
Sir Jureph Scott.
Admirals—Duckworth, Louie, Neale, and Ds by.
Captain Keate, R. N.
ffrs.—Law, Frcrc, and O'Hara.
The following had the honour of being relented
to bis MAJISTY
:
Admiral Sir Harry Burned Neale, en his being appointed a Lord
of the Admiralty, and on his return to Ensland, by Vifcount
Howick.

Mr. O'Hara, by Earl Spencer.
Sir jofeph Scutt, on hie being created a Baronet, by Mr. Fox.
Earl Northefk, on hi. return to England, from the battle of Tra-
falter, under the command of Lord Nelfon, by Vircount Howick.
Mr. Law. on his being appointed Prefident of the Commilloners
of the Naval Inquiry. The Hon. Gentleman laid before his Ma.
jetty another Report of the Comm Armers.
The Bifhop of Killals, on his being appointed to that See, by
Earl Spencer.
Admiral Sir John Duckworth, and Captain Keate, his Firft
Captain, by Viftount Howick.
# Lord Cathcart on his being appointed Commander in Chief In
Scotland. in the room of Earl Moira.
Mr. Frere, on his recurs from Spain.
Admiral Louis, on his return to England, by Vircount I tewict:.
After the Levee his MAJESTY gave an audience to
Mr. Fcx.

At half pall four o'clock his Majesrr fat off for
Windfor.

The ROYAL FAMILY are expected in town nn Mon-
day, preparatory to the celebration uf his MAJL.STY'S
Birth Day.

The gallant Naval Commanders, who were pre.
rented yetterday to his MAJESTY,by Vifcount HOWICK,
dined uith his Lordthip and a numerous party.
Laft week her Royal Highnefs the Princere of
Wat.as and lake arrived at Sidmoutb, on a vifit to
Lord Overate- Her Royal Highnefs was received
with ever poffible mark of relpee from all dcfcrip-
tions e inhabitants. On Thurfday her Royal
Highnefs proceeded on her way to Cutioells, near
anitichatclu