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London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3*.

rata 01P STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 ptT Cent. Confcli for Inly 7 cif+
italleCd 741-4 per C. Conf. 90 89r—New s per Cent. tos

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OmWm. par.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE-
Molten:lam, to t7l U. Cadiz 30 elk&
theta, at fight to z c Madrid 34 Parlr
Rotterdam, to tB4 U. Ditto 361 effect.
Hamburg)' 32 321 U. Bilbea 36 die&
Altana 33 4 U. WWII 30
Cadiz 34 Ia plc, Naples 44
"%fib,' day's date, 13 ts-. Dittos IX as lie.
lteurdeauz 111. as t Ile.
Venice, spi Lima Piceli Effect lal pet IL Ital.

COM 471
Lams 67
Oporto 671
Palermo 9c
pence per or.
Dublin ill

The Gazette of laft night contains * new com.
:nunieation from Lord St.Httsms, at Peterlburgh,
dated 3d of June, Rating fnortly the fubilance of
the Converfation between M. Kovscavilv, the
Ruffian Minifter, and M. Srantsca, the Swedifh
Minifter, refpelting the acceflion of Sweden to the
Convention of the 17th of June, :Sot. It will be
recolleEted that the Court of Sweden was dilfatic-
-sed with the terms of a note on the fubjedt from
Lord 'Sr. Flimsy's, in a former Gazette. TI
truth is, that Sweden has acceded to the Conven-
t:on very relultantly; but if Count KOTSCHUSEY'S
argument be just, the Convention of the 17th June
,now the Code between the Northern Powers,
which is all that Lord Sr. Hecate, aliened. How
lung that Code may be adhered to, is quite another
que ft ion.

The Gazette contains alto the Proclamation for
calling a new Parliament. The eleCtions, there-
fore, will commence without delay.
The fame official Paper contains silo a confir-
mation of the KING of SARDINIA'S refignation of
his Crown to his brother the Duke d'Aosr ; and
of the acceffion of the OTTOMAN PORTS to the
Treaty of Amiens.
According to private letters from Paris, the
general opinion there is, that there will be no G.
beral Commercial Treaty with this country. The
prejudices of the French znanufaaurers are irre-
concilable to it. The regulations that may be
espefted from the prefent negociations will be con-
fined to the admifflon of fuch ankles of the pro.
duce and manufaanres of this country, as are leas
calculated to compete with the infant and feeble
efforts of the French martufafturers. We fhould
Imagine that the duties inzpofed by the French
Government on fuch goods as they permit, will be
fach as will gist fufficient advantage to open trade
as will defeat fmuggling. . If certain articles are
altogether prohibited, or loaded with prohlbitiob
duties, they will infallibrbe finuggkd. Thus the
prohibition will be nugatory and the Cullom duties
would be loft. At preftnt the Miniffer of the In- I
terior:in France, CHAPTAL, dediCates much of his
attention to the encouragement of manufaftures.
Private letters from Paris fay, that the changes
in the French Couftitution, fo much talked of,
will be officially announced on the t4th. of July,
when &marmite will be invefted Chief ConM
for life. It it fiiid the military will be particular-
ly confuhed refpelting them, prior to that event.
BONAPARTS continues to provide for his Gene-
rals. General OuDinor, a good officer, is juft
appointed Governor of Louiftana.

The Eat! of Motu, on a tour to the North, ar-
rived at Edinburgh on Friday laft.
Mr. and Mrs. HAMILTON Ns:ars-v arrived in
England, lately from Naples. Mr. Nesetv T has
►rought over a large colledioa of curiofities from
Turkey and Rome.
Captain Goanos, who arrived a few days ago
from Malta, has brought over with him various
kinds of Egyptian cattle, !beep, oxen, /cc.
The Marquis and Marchionefs of HIRT roas in-
tend remaining in town till Auguß.
Sir CAR MART and Lady HAGOIRSTOIIt and the
Mifs HAW IRSTOfiI s left town yeaerday for their
feat in Yorkl ire.

Government have ordered the little Barracks at
Bopeep, near Winchelfea, and thole of Winehel- '
lea, to be fold by authors. The Barracks at
Northam, and other places along the coat), will
alto thortly come to the Mummer.
In confequente of the reduftion of the teth
Light Dragoons, Rationed at Brighton, between
forty and fifty ferviceable horfes were on Tuefday
let brought to the hammer, ;and fetched, upon
an average, tel. per bode.
On Saturday laft, three troops of the sth itegi-
ssentof Dragoons, for fome time Rationed in Glou-
tiler, marched from thence for head quarters, at
woreetter.

On Saturday laft the Loyal Tarbert Fencibles,
Colonel Sir E. Litton, were dilbanded at Mill-bury
Barracks, Plymouth. The greater part embarked
(limed? for Cork in nails provided by Govern-
ment for that purpofe.
At the dole of yefterday's poll for Bridgeleaf.'
1(419 the numbers were—Mr. GaMbill. 2924—Mr.
Marriott, alas- -Mr. reoward.
The appointment of WILLIAM ADAM, Efq. Which
3ppeared in the Gazette of laft night, as Lord
Lieutenant and Cullos Rotulorum Kinmfsfhire,
is the only inftance, except one, in our recolleaion,
uherc the long robe and the cockade Live been
Gaited, and that was the late Lord Klarom, who
meld the Lord Lieutenancy of Flintfhire.
This morning died, at the Reeory.houfe, Wan-
lead, of a deep decline, in the bloom of youth.
MIA CI AM, daughter of the Rev. GIORGI.
GLASSI§ Reaor of Hanwell, in ?fiddle-
fe—a molt amiable 'young Lady. She met death
Nth the fortitude of a Saint. and expired in a

M. GARRERM'S BALL6OY. " •

The rapidity of M. Gaansatn's voyage is une-
qualled by any experimentalift in his line. After
llte afcent at Ranelagh, which took place at five
o'clock on Monday, he only took three quarters of
an hour to traverfe in the air a fpace, which
. would, iu the moil explditious modrt,of travelling,
have extended to very nearly fixty miles. He and
his intrepid companion in the enterprise, Captain
SOWDL /4, alighted tolerably fafe on a common,four
miles beyond the town of Colchener, about a quar-
ter of an hour before fix o'clock. Unfortunately
by the violence of the wind the balloon has been
defiroyed. The following are the &it authentic
advice' that arrived from the Voyagers :

CAPTAIN SOWDEN TO COLONEL 6111ITILLE.
DEAR GREVILLE, Cokbefter, June 29.
After a delightful voyage of throe quarters of an hour, we
landed fate at Colchefter. Our landing was estrum* difficult,
on account of the high wind. Yon may fsppofc at what • devil
is rale we Game at. Your's. fitc.

•
R. C. SOWDEN.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Y. OARNICRIN, TO 0/11 OF RI)
FIIENDS IN LONDON, DATED COLCHESTER, 29111 JUNE,