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London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

MONDAY, JUNE L

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Coi.fols, for °puling 6i 1- 6039 f.
4 I,er COIL 14--Omnium 9i prom

PRICE OF STOCFS ON SATURDAY:
Bank Steck Lou Ann. 134
3 per Ccnt. Red. 6044,1 Short Ann. 5 1-z64
3 per Cent. Conf. (hut Imp. 3 per Cent. s9l-1
4 Per Cent. Conf.yB! I i Inn). Ann.til
5 per C. Navy Phut Omniutn 944
5 per C. Loy. 944 Conf. for Ace. 63 614
Dost.to2 joss 2...—Pricc of Stocks this day :
34 per C. Dcb. 714-5 per Cent. Deb. 864 i 4.
Cooke of EAchange—Dublin on Imaidon a aU.
Dux la N JUNE 4.—Price of Stocks this day:
34 per Cent. l':iov. Deb. 7 r 4-5 per Cent. ditto 864 4 4.
Comte of Zachangv—Dublin on London tat a I&

This morning arrived a Mail from Lifbon,
brought to Falmouth by the Kum Gunn E packet,
Captain YESCOP4 BS, in twelve days. The packet
was only three days at Lifbon, having been fent
off with difpatches for Government, containing an
account of

SEVERAL SKIRMISHES,
AND
A GENERAL ACTION
NAVIN* TADDII PLACI DITINZAN

THE SPANIARDS AND PORTUGUESE,
In which the former are Paid to have loft goo men
killed, among whom was a General.
The Portuguefe, whofe force is reported to be
about 40,000 men, claim the advantage ; it is cer-
tain, however, that the Spaniards have taken pof-
feffion-of a fmall town, called Olivenzas, fituated
on the Frontiers of Portugal.
The million of Chevalier de Pircro, by the
Court of Lifbon, to propofe terms of accomoda-
tion with Spain, has not yet been produdive of that
good underltanding, which was expeCted to refult
from it. It teems the exclufion of the Englifh
from the Portuguefe ports, is a fuse qua we with
the FIRST CONSUL, who diEtates to Spain the terms
on which the differences between that Power and
Portugal may be accomodated
The fame Get is mentioned in the Paris Journals,
of which we, this morning, received feu' up to the
sth inft. inclufive. They mention that the orders
of the Elmo of Spite were, that notwithflanding
any propofitions that might be made by Portugal,
his army filmed continue to advance, unlefs it was
agreed to put an embargo on Englifh veffels in
Portuguefe harbours, and that its ports fbould be
(hut againft thii country. In confequence of this,
Chevalier de Plato fet out on hisreturn without
accomplifhing any thing. •. - ,
In the prefent fituation of Portngii, it requires.
no fpirit of prophecy to enable any one to predict,
that whatever terms may be diEtatied to that weak
Power, it mutt fubfcribe to. Perhaps Lord bit t•
SON may Tome day or other foon after apply for ad-
million into their harbour. Will they refute him
The French, by their own confeffion, have not
been fo fucceliful as they everted to be againfl
the Mend of Elba.
Gs T la um E has, it is faid, at laft left Leghorn
with his fquadron, and proceeded towards Egypt.
Letters from Paris fay that General Maurine
has been put under arreft. He was nominated to
go as Minifter to the Court of Stockhom. Agpinft
this he ftrongly remonftrated, and caned it an exile
He took a hod& near Malmaifon ; and it is raid that
he was fulpeeted of caballing with Come intriguants,
in confequence of which he was put under arrefl.
His great ambition was to commancithe expedi-
tion againft this country.—The Paris Papers are
(dent refpeBing MAsssoll, but mention one or two
other arrefts.—One of them, it would appear from
the precautions taken for his Cafe cuftody, is aper-
fon of Come confideration.

The French journa,ls contain alto Tome farther
rumours, coueacd from prifoners arrived at Tou-
lon from Egypt, which deferve no kind of notice,
as they (ate an salon to have taken place about
the t 1 th of April. which, from the dates of the
accounts publitbed in the London Gazette,
cannot poffibly have happened.
I _

PAL 11, MAY s.—An extraordinary Courier from
Madrid. who arrived this day with difpatches to
the Count de LIYOURNT, brought a Letter from
the ktuct of Stang, to inform him that the left
wing of the Spanifh army had entered Portugal
through Badajos. following the Guadiana ; that
it had taken poiTeffion of Olivenza and Monte Mag-
i giore, and had blockaded the fortrefs of Elvas.—
The Court of Portugal bad immediately difpatch-
ed M. de Piny° to demand a truce. carrying full
powers to negociate and figs a definitive treaty.
but his CATMQLIC MAJESTY ordered the army to
continue its march till an embargo flould be laid
on all the !hips, and the ports of Portugal
(hut agaiolt England. M. de Piny° had returned
to Lifbdt; for further infiruetions, aod the army
coatiancd ha march.—.lfoairmr.

MATs.—•Amidfthe many "Marts of refpea
ihevm to the Count de Livouatax, Lszsatts has
offered one which mull be agreeable to him: It Is
the era& potation of the capital of his Biota, M-
fpaling which there Was great uncertainty, for a
city to celebrated as Florence. An obfervadon
the Chevalier de Cfccoznet, calculated by Ls-
LANDS, has (hewn that the meridian of Florence is
(giant from that of Paris, 35 minutes 4o feconds.
General Blau enorra has announced the exe•
cution of two traitors who had formed a plot to
deliver up Medic to the enemies of the Republic.
It appears that the expedition to the ifland of
Elba has not yet fucceeded, as was expeifted, and
it is certain that Admiral Gana. Knauss', after
fending off for Toulon, at which place they have
arrived, all the lick on board his fleet, proceeded
from Leghorn towards the place of his deftination.
Clsf do Gabinet.
The letters from Florence and Leghorn give no'
farther intelligence refpeCting the &gel of Porto-1
Ferrajo.—journal de: Doak.
MAY 6.—The Pauses of PEACE has begun the
campaign in Portugal under the happien aufpices.
Olivenza defended by a very firong caftle, and
Monte Maggiore, a town pretty well fortified,'are
already in his power. He is now befieging Elves.,
1 His colours will loon be flying over that town. A
1 hundred Spaniards put to flight two thoufand
Portuguefe.
Elvas recalls the !dims and examples of Count
LIPPE. This town is kill defended by fortifsea•
tions which he caufed to be confirueed. But the
Portuguefe have not been able to retain thofe fin-
timents with which he found means to infpire
1 them.

GENO.A. MAY a3.—The French troops quitted
our city on the aoth infl. and proceeded to both
the Rivieres ; our garrifon conlias entirely of Li-
gurian troops.
We have learned by the lag' courier from Spain,
that two French frigates appeared before Ferrol,
and that a fquadren of (even (hips of the line, and
feveral frigates having on board soon troops, im-
mediately failed from that port. It is Paid to-day,
that this fquadrost has gone into Cadiz, to join ten
other !hips of war, with which it is to fail on an
expedition. Several other naval armaments are
preparing at Barcelona and Carthagena.

Lrol4olol, MAY 15.—The Poliih troops in gar-
rifon here were reviewed yefterday. During the
review, the Point of the Mole was guarded by the
National Chareurs.
The French continue the liege of Potto-Ferrajo.
It is hoped that an order for furreadering the place
will arrive before the Engin can throw reinforce-
ments into it, and get entire poffelilon of it.
c (gnu:lron of Admiral GAIITH LAU IN I failed
foal days ago for its deaination.

Mar 29.—A few days ago there arrived
here, in the diligence of Geneva, a prifoner of
Rate, faid to be one of the confpintors againil.
.he life Of the Fira Conful, in the affair of the in-
ternal- machine. He was arrened at Valence in
the department of la Drome, under the name of
ROSTAING, but he is faid to be the famoa CHAN-
osLisa. At the time of his arrtnation his beard,
vhich he had fuffered to grow, with a view, no
loubt, that he might be better difguifed, "was from
I to 4 inchesin length. He is pale and dejelted t and
a was remarked that between Geneva and Dijon
he did not utter a fingl.. word. By the precautions
taken to guard him, he appears to be a prifoner of
he greaten importance. The Lieutenant of the
Gendairnerie whoaccomp In'r a him, is made refpon-
fible for him at the hazard of his life, aad four Gc n
larmes furround the carriage. He is handcuffed,
and his guards ficep in the fame apartment with
him during the night. He is to bo conveyed to
Paris.

Yeftcrday morning the Rovar. Fs sr rt.t attended
Divine Service at Kew Palace, where they heard
Prayers.
Lord ELGIN has been fuperfeded in his /mbar',
to Conitantinople ; and Mr. DRIJOINOND, our late
negociator at Copenhagen, is appointed his fuc-
cellor.
On Monday Taft the Eleflion came on for the
County of Edinburgh, for a Member to ferve in
Parliament in the room of the Right Hon. Rossi?
DUNDAS of Arnifton, now Lord Chief Baron of
Scotland, when Rosso? Dolmas, Eiq. of Mel-
ville Caftle, was chofea without c?ofition.
The following is a Lift of the Minority on the
Indemnity Bill, on Friday 144.
R. Adair W. Norther
R. Bidduipb Right Hon. W. B. Porsfoaby
&r P. Burdett G. Pcotoosy
sir L. Copier J. PoolLaby
W. J. Deogoo Sir W. Pulteney
Riot Hos. OIL Fitspatrlck Fir m. Ridley
C. ore/ J. Riebardfon
Hare N. itahfon
mgt./4.H
W.
0.
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bterreisco.
Sir W. Leman '
lirMartin
W. Milner
Nicholls
P. North

1441 W. Rail
Has" A. taw
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oft
C. Stun •
Hon. H. Tette%
Hon. G. Watt,*
S. Whitbread
R. Wilfon
j. H. Tooke.
MUM.
daiC.Zael I. Jekyll.
The foundation of the banding far the Bank of
was laid on Wednefday lad at Bank-
b, by a Committee of dbc Direaers•