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London, England, 1804-06-07 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, JUNE F.
PRICE OF STOCKS Tine DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK I
Confab far Jul 7 361-41tablad sst--Oninions 311.
4 Fa Cent. 7411-. Olds pa Cent i.a--New arm MI.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY s
lank Souk is ladle &elk Sot
3 per C. 34j SS %d ss B Ikeda es. a . AIL
3 per C. Cant. Impala! Ans. 4
4 per Cant. Fst lapertals per N4S
S per Case. Mayan* tu an be+ Etße.
5 per Cent. IMF 9.5 H Onatant 3ft prase.
Lag Ass. 461 s-s 6 got far see. sq.
• Desten.=......3 t Cast. Oar. Deb. Sit
Comte at oh 140}i Ist Is.

La% night we received Paris Nisei* *out the :3d
to the s6th ult. inclofive. We are flolwithont the Mei-
tors of the nth and sdi of May. note that have
arrived are chiefly occupied with addrefes to the
new Emperor. They metals alto force accounts
from Guadeloupe, into which the French boa& of
having carried 85 valuable Englifla prizes—a thing
which we know to be impolfible. the whole miffing
Chips amounting to lefs than a fifth of that number.
In the Order of the Day, publithed at Boulegne

an the ass, the foldiers were informed that Niro-
B011•PAITII had accepted the Empire to which
be had been called by the withes of people, and More
of thesrmy. From that day they were told a new era
would co:senesce. They were then .fwarn to °be-
fits,* to the Cottaitntions of the Empire and fidelity'
to thilmperot
At noon the.
Proclamation of NA smarm BONA=
taste, no Emperor of the French, was announced
by the firing of too pieces of cannon.—The General
Chief afterwards vifited the various divifions of the
artily, and% the day concluded with the Maribution
of an extraordinary allowance of bendy to all the
troops.
The Official Paper oldie sad cattalo a very long
Alma of the petrels late of the Eall, iselydisg
Panda. Arabia, die. t they are Paid to have been tom.
militated by a traveller. • The amid the Ruffians
are admitted to have been in fosse degree fucceefsful
in Pella t but at prefect, it is obferved, that the reign-
ing Prince, FATNALI CHALI, has nothing to awre-
h had from the Ruffians with whom be is at war.

The tribe of the Wababis, in Arable. tlinega not
is polefraon of the city of Medina,are AM repassed
as being eztremely formidable.

Some of oar cotemporaries have, upon the cir-
mealtime of Mr. Fox and Mr. Gast having waited
on Mr. Pitt on Mooda.y. grounded an Oration that
the 'Hit was " for the expreli purpofe of reprefent-
ing to the Minister the grounds of a parliamentary
enquiry intended to be moved on a fubjeet of Abe a-
mid delicacy and importance." We (hall only ob-
, terve that if it was on a fubjed of filch a nature, it
was sot very delicate to (tate it in the manner in
which It has been done.

0 r 'Leaders will, however, rejoice fincerely in
hearing that his Mayasvv's health, which had been
lowly mending before, has been improving very ra•
pidly finite Friday

Yeaerday morning their MAJISTIRS, in a port cha-
riot, followed by the Ps :seesaw, in two coaches and
four, with their utual attendants, and a party of Light
Horfe, took an airing by Wimbledon, and returned
to the Queen's Houle about two o'clock.
About three o'clock his blajs rev gave an audience
to Lord Patisast, when his Lordlhip refigned his
place of Chancellor of the Duchy of Laval-ler, in the
room of which his Majelly was pleated to appoint his
Lordikip Captain of the Yeomanry of the Guards, in
the room of Earl AvnastOlDs refigned. Lord Mon-
ogr:vs afterwards had then an audience, when his
birsisarir was pleated to appoint his Lapilli:lp Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Laura Iler.
His MAJRITY in a (bort time after held a private
Levee, which was attended by the Duke of Poar-
AND, the LORD CH•NCILLOR, Earls Poem, Can-
oes, WiNCH aaaaa , DARTMOUTH and C , Vif
count CesaaaaaacN, Lords Haaaowav, HAWCES..
RIMY, Droravoa, Rims, Pannaw, Mutoaays, and
FITS Hamm, Sir H. B. Neat., andMellis. ARAUT H.
MOT and Ross. The following had the honourof being
introduced to his Kull:ft' by the Earl of WINCN
aL-
sea, on their refpcaive appointments :
MT.AIIS/150T 00 his ping out Asnbadador to Cords**
apple; Lord Dr NZT2R, on his being appointed Lord Lkatensat
at the County of Canoanbco ; Eul Powis, on his being appoint-
ed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mootionieryihire ; Lord
Firz no 11.11111. is his being appointed a Lord of the Treallary ; and
Mr. Ross, on hialoinsappninted Joint Payinaltor of his Mainity's
Fortes.
After the Levee had doted, his Malt:Tr held a
Privy Council. at which the Earls Wii.ctiti.3aa ar.d
DARTMOUTH were (Worn into their retpeftive offices
to which they have lately been appointed.
A letter from Rome, dated April aB, The
Neapolitan fquadron which failed lately on a cruife
againß the Barbary pirates, is gone to Otranto, where
the French troops mißook them for an Engird: fleet,
and revived them with cannon balls. However, on
Uncovering the miltake, tatisfadion was given. This
fquadron will be confiderabl y flrengthened by the gun-
boats which the Americans are building in Naples at
their own erpence. AnOfficer from the United States
has arrived at Naples to manage this concern. This
anion between the Americans and Neapolitans is
wondered at, becaufe the former are not at war with
all the Barbary States, but with Tunis and Tripoli
only."