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London, England, 1801-04-28 00:00:00

TUESDAY, APRU. 2!.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conkli yof 4—Coatis for account sq.
Rcd. ySi 1 I—Ohl s per Cent. 951—Nen ditto 93.1 i
Omniunt 61 7i 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 163 1621 t per C. LOT. 9:31
.j per nt. Red. 58tt LOCI AIM 17 Ir-i6l
3 per Cont. 59ift Short Ann. st
4 per Cent. Coot.
vti Omnium , 6i
s per C. Navy 94i 9/ Cont. !or May 6059 a

This morning we received the Paris journals a
the 24th and 25th init. The 1110 ft important
parts of their contents are a Proclamati.:n
General Ptcor and Captain BALL, announcing
their catirfaaion -*with the condua of the btaltefe ;
and that the latter was called away on a Nave
fervice. From this we may infer, that haring
Thad a Command at the _battle of Aboukir, he
mow Afts in our prefent attack upon the French
in Egypt. •

the circumikaace of trick documents appearing
in the Paris Papers, is a proof that accomis of
fome kind have recently been received there from,
Malta ; but the date, 15th Fi.h. proles at the fame
time that there was no truth whatever in the repor
of General ABERCROM I's defeat,
Thefe papers alfo annunce in a letter from Stutt
gad, that the Emperor AtEreunsit has recounc-
ed.all chilli to the Wand of Malta,

The twice faa is corroborated by the contents of
the Hatriburgh mail due on Wednefday laft, and(
which arrived this morning.
By this mail we have received fcveral important
communications ; end among sabers, a letter fi on>
RuiEa, Rating that the new Emperor has already
iffite(ll3 molt important Ukafes, of which the fol-
lowing is the fubltance :
I. All Rate prifoners are fet at liberty.
2. All decrees concerning contraband trade re
revoked.

3. The regulations of 1783, refpetting tolls, ars
to be in force again.
4. The Englifh Tailors, that had been on board
of the Englifh (hips, under an embargo, and iln•
ifoned, arc rellored to liberty.
5. All kinds of Socletes are permitted.
6. The Older of Malta ceafes.
7. The order of Wladimir is reftored.
Every body is at liberty to drefs as he likesr.
but with decency.

1. 'The 44otration of all kinds of books is per.
mitred.

to. The regiments fhall refume their former de..
nominations.

t. The ancient guards are to be re.eftabliflied,
Lvery body be allowed to enter into
and to quit the empire.
_ _

The 13th is as follows Clor manufaetories
not having yet arrived at the necetfitry degree of
perfeEtion, and not being adequate to limply the
w4nts of our Empire ; it is hereby ordered, that
the decree prohibiting the importation of porcelain.
earthen ware, glafs, inctruments made of (Iceland
iron, filk, cotton, and linen goods, be annulled.
and that, for the prefent year, Ore regulations of
1797, null be in force." _

. _ .
The embargo on Britifli (hips, however, is fill
continued till advices be received from En.gland.
The intelligence from the Baltic, though inter-
eking, is not of fo late a date as tome other ac-
counts that are in town. A letter from Lord
NELSON, dated the s4th inf. complains of in.
different health, and expreffes a with, that as it is
not probable there will be any more fighting, he
may be ordered home !! ! All the fleet except
the LoNnox, Admiral PARKER'S flag fhip, have
pafftd the Grounds in fafety, by taking out their
guns. The Btanctis frillate, Captain HAMMOND,
had been fent to look into Carlferoon.

Letters from Salonichi, in Macedonia fate, that
the harbour there has been haftily provided with
cannon, an Englifh fhip having brought intelli-
gence, that five French frigates have failed againft
Salonichi. The Greeks, who are very numerous
there; are all partifans of the French, and the
number of Turks in Macedonia is very fmall.
From this .eircumftance, we fhould not be fur-
prized if GANTHIAVNE'S fquaciron, which was
believed to be bound for Egypt, was in fait
• defined for an Expedition againft Greece. If the
French were to obtain a footing ih that country,
they would be joined by almoft the whole of the
Greek inhabitants, all of whom are extremely
impatient of the Turkifh yoke.
Mr. Rom, one of his Majefly's Melfengers
arrived this morning at Lord HAWK essufty's Of=
Tice, with difpaches from Lord Mixt° at the
Court of Vienna.
HAMBURGH MAIL.

COPERRAORN, APRIL 14.—The demands made
by Admiral PARKER, and the anfwers given"to
them by our Government, which ferved as the
balls for the armillice, concluded between the
two Powers, arc Rated to be as follow :-1. Den-
mark (hall renounce the coalition with the other
Northern Powers, and enter into an alliance with
England.—Anf. refuted. a. The wounded Eng-

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lift Mall be taken care of by Denmark—Refuted.
3. The Englifh (hips (hall be repaired by Denmark
--Refilled. 4. A ceflation of hofliliiies (hall be
concluded for four months—Granted, for four-
teen weeks, provided the Danilll officers and men
be fet at liberty. S. A free commercial intcrcourfe
in the Danifh ports, during the armiftice—Refufed.
6. Denmark (hall not take a (hare in the wars of
Ruffia—Granted, as far as the armed-neutrality li
Than permit it. 7. Denmark (hall not fit out any
fhips during tire time of the armi fli c e—Gran ted,w th
the exception of the ufual guard-flips and frigates.
8. The Englifh (hips Rationed here may fail either
to the North or to the South—Granted. 9. Nor-
way mall be included in the armillice—Refufed.
Inflead of the laft article, it was demanded on the
part of Denmark, and agreed to by the Englifh,
that, during the arrniftice, Norway might be fur-
nifbed with provifions from our ports.
The day before yefterday 14 (hips from the
Englifh fleet failed for the Sound, and z 8 for the
Baltic. Among the latter is the LONDON, flag-
(hip, and all the (hips that had no !hare in the en-
gagement of the 2d of April. The Swedifh fleet,
confining of 7 flips of the line and 3 frigates, is
Paid to have failed from Carlfcrona, and to be
etuizing below Falfterbo, off the coaft of Sweden.
—The Danifh officers and Tailors, made prifoners
on the ad of April, have now all returned. They
were treated by the Englifh with that efleem,
which, by their great bravery on the memorable
ad of April, they were fo much entitled to. We
are now pofitively informed that the Englifh loft,
on that day, a flag-captain, four commanders of
(hips, and 22 other officers.—Several !hips, laden
with corn, have already failed for Norway, fur-
niffied with pafrports from Admiral PARR ER.

A lugger with difpatches to the EngJillt fleet,
arrived from London on the 4th, after which Ad-
miral P failed for the Baltic, with z 6 (hip:•
Three (hips of the line and fame fmaller (hips ftill
continue !fn our road ; with them is Admiral
Nat. SON.

It is reported here that an aelion has already
taken place between the Englifh and Swedifh fleets,
but this requires confirmation.

Admiral NeLsow it is faid will loon return to
England by the way of Hamburgh.
STOCKHOLM, APRIL 7.—A courier from Our
Ambafrador at St. Peterfburgh, who paiTed the
Sea of Aland with great difficulty, arrived here
on the 4th inßant, with the unexpeacd intelligence
of the death of his Imperial Majefly of Ruffia,
PAUL I. This courier was forwarded immediately
to Scandinavia, to the King. We aWo exped here
the young Ruffian General, Count Vow DIN Paw-
us, through whom the new Emperor intends
formally to notify to our Court the above event.
The death of PAUL I. has canted much fenfation
here, but it is pofitively faid, that the new Ruffian
Sovereign, immediately after his acceffion to the
throne, fent for our Ambaffidor, Baron STID-
MCK, and folemnly declared to him, that a good
underflanding, and all the particular treaties con-
cluded with Sweden, as well as his engagements
relating to the Northern Convention of Neutrality,
would remain in full force.—Befides the Ruffian
fleet of 13 (hips of the line, which has already
failed from Revel, there is another at Cronftadt,
and a third at Swenfkund, ready for failing. The
latter confißs of frigates, and of 'fads adapted
for the Sheers.—M. vow TAILRACE, the Pruflian
Ambalfador here, has informed our Government
of the intended occupation of the Electorate of
Hanover by Pruffian troops.

ST. PETIRSBURGH, MARCH 26.—T0 the con-
tents of the annexed happy news, (alluding to a
formation of the edit of ALSTANDIIt the FIRST,)
1 can only add, that three days experience have
ally corroborated its contents, and we already
in enjoy in the fulleß extent the happy days of
amnion—The embargo is taken off—the fai-
ts are ordered back—the Britifil warehoufes are
ed—the &kith officers in Ho/cow are pro.
4ted and ordered back ; and every thing wears
new face. The Liquidation Committee of courfe
:s on to arrange the toilono occafioned by the
• meafures.
Diann 31.—0 n the t3th intl. (0. S.) his
Ist MAJESTY iffued the following General or.
"s: " Count PLATTER, formerly in, the Pohl!'
,:ce, is appointed Cornet in the regiment of
t-gua:ds. Lieutenant-General Tatunts is ap-
t:d Infpeetor of Infantry. His borzoi**.
14t:svr hopes, that all Commanders will tam-
nr to maintain order in the fervice, and to pre-
-at any irregularities in it."
11.-creel have becncommunicated to the Senate,
with his MAJESTY'S own hand, ordering the
Counfellor, Baron WASSIOEW, to refutne all
former official employmenu, and the Privy
onfellor Diesuam ix, to remain in the Senate,
a member of that body.; the Chief Mader of P 0...
... Major-Cenral ERTEL, is difmitTcd, and re.
Ly the Counfellor of State, Balcony, as
;e1 Mailer of Poiice. Count Vonovit Pawn's.
.zeral of Cavalry, prayed that his Majelly might
-raft with his fel vices as Direaor of the De-,

Vartment of Polls, on account of the inultiplicity
of his other official duties, which his Majefly agreed
to, ordering him to retain all his other charges and
official employments.
Dssirzic, APRIL o.—A Ruffian courier pal Ted
through this city to-day for London. The Englifh
merchants in Ruffia are now permitted to recom-
mence their trade. The exportation of wheat and
rye from Ruflia is again permitted, and feveral
Chips have already been freighted to fetch corn
from thence.

VIENNA, APRIL B.—Yefterday morning at (even
o'clock his IMPERIAL MAJESTY fct out for Bud.
weis, in Bohemia, in order to difband the Bohe-
mian Legion; the Archduke CHARLES and the
Duke of SAXE TESCHEN having fet out for the
fame place two hours before. His MAJF srr will
return to this Capital oa the szth, and proceed to
Vienna Newtown, on the lath, in order to dif.
band the Hungarian infiltration.
It is again Paid, that Count CORENZFL is to re-
main at Paris, as Ambalfaclor from our Court.
The commercial intercourfe with France is again
in a fair train, and many Bills of Exch.ange from
Paris and other French commercial places arc fecn
here already.---The Swits regiments Rill continua
in the pay of Great Britain, and have confented
to embark at TrieD, for their further deflination.
The report that Lord MINT° will ihOrlly return
to London, and that he is to bc replaced here by
Mr. Viricaxam, wants confirmation. Rovered(
and Kuf Rein are again garrifoncd by Imperta!
troops.