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LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C LOCK.
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We stated, in a Second Edition of yesterday, the
arrival of Lieutenant DOBREE, from Gottenburgh,
with the Treaty of Peace between Russia, Sweden,
and Great Britain, and which %I/As announced in the
course of the night in a letter to the LORD MAYOR,
and in the following Gazette Extraordinary : •

" FOREIGN-OFFICE, DOWNING-STREET, JULY 31.

44 ViscountCssmtasson has this day received, by
Lieutenant DoanEE, of his Majesty's ship VICTORY,
despatches from EDWARD THORNTON, Esq. his Ma-
jesty's Plenipotentiary in Ssxeden, transmitting a
Treaty of Peace and Friendship between his Majesty
and the Emperor of all the Itussias ; and a Treaty
of Peace and Friendship between his Majesty and
the King of SWEDEN, signed at Orebro by Mr.
THORNTON and the repective Plenipotentiaries of the
two Powers, on the IBth instant."

Lieutenant DOEREE came over in the SHELDRAKE
sloop of war, which landed him at Yarmouth at a
late hour on Thursday night. He left Gottenburgh
on the 21st, at which period no accounts of any battle
had reached that place. About 30,000 Swedes were
at Stockholm, ready to embark at a moment's
warning.

It was rumoured at Gottenburgb, that,Russia had
not demanded any other than naval co-operation
from this Country, and that SWeden was to be fur.
nished with a small subsidy, and supplies of clothing
and ammunition.

Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the AQUILON frigate,
with Lord CATHCART and suite on board, sailed with
a fair wind from Yarmouth Roads for the Baltic...-
His Lordship was accompanied by his two Sons.
Lord WALPOLE, the Secretary of Legation, will
follow in a few days.
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A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning with the
following intelligence. As to the rumour of the
battle between the Russians and French, contained
in the letter from Heligoland, we are afraid to ctedit it:

" HELIGOLAND, JULY es.
All the boats which have lately arrived from the
opposite coast, bring the same intelligence, via. that
it is absolutely impossible for the French scaly to
exist in their resent position in the Nozai, as ?soli-

stout are b uncommonly scarce, that•afamine Would result : my fears are now realized ; zed we leave
two
be the inevitable cons..quence. great discs ntent m waste our treasure and shed our bkod in the res.
prevails in Holland and France on account of the s-cution of a war with the only country with *oak
Conscription ; and it is /very confidently asserted, we ought to remain at peace. What we are to Rail
that should Bonapartc meet with a scrimp. d, :eat, an no one knows; what we shall lose, every one will feel:
immediate insurrection would most assuredly be the • Both Houses in Congress have been sitting
consequence. I days with closed doors; and I am credibly idol%
It is positively asserted, that all conversation re- ed, and will vouch for the authenticity of ,the
spotting the probable Teak of the istirsent v ,:r has that when in the debate in secret conclave in the 8:
been prohibited in Holland under pain of death." nate, on the question for a dtelaratioa of war ,44
" HELIGOLA)4,, jun- 2;t. iacte, there were 15 in proem, aed 17 avian As di,
44 The Hamburgh Papers, up to the ISils daratkx. It was therefore lost, but will be taken,
contain nothing of a public nature that is :sot a?ter.uy 1 again on the arrival of the Wasp (rem France. Thu
known. It appears. that there they have li•tle infer- [ves.c.el is hourly expected ; and there cannot be alan.
:nation respecting what is going on in the Ni rth.; or triton of the determination of Government, should she
if they have, that they dare not talk about it, except nth bring a favourable issue of the pending negscia,
what is received through the medium of Papers de- :ion between our Minister and the French Goven,
voted to Napoleon. ' meth. The Legislature of this State are aLout
" We are informed, on good authority, that in tering into some spirited resolutions relative to an
Germany the public authorities have issued Decrees, declaration of war; and New York appears to be at
prohibiting, under severe penalties, all conversattou moment in great ferment. What will be it
respecting the war. rimilt of all this, GOD only knows. This measarek
64 The last boats which arrived brought different the most unpopular ever attempted she peseta
rumours of an engagement having taken place be- Administration ; and as to the cousequessces, Ica
tween the Russians and French, in which the latter only add, Dries averiati".
had 6000 killed, and lest 80 pieces of cannon." i The letters from Boston complain 1447 ei the
prevarications, falsehoods
_and laypocr.sy ebb per.
Letters from the Dutch coast, of the date of Wed-
vade the Manifesto of the American PiesiJett and
ecces
nesday, btate that accounts had been received-in Hol. predict the most lamentable consequ to the
land of a most dreadful battle fought near Riga, be-
Mercantile properly now at sea. By a return obi
tained from the Custom-House, in Salem, it appears
tween the Russians and the French under General
that the property bAonging to :he citizens of that
MACDONALD, at the head of 60,000 men, in which the
latter were defeated with the loss of 15,000, and corn. !town, now at sea or in f :vigil pas ts, liable to capture
!amounts to ism, mili:one fear hundred thousand Joliet
polled to make a rapid retreat.
The same Letters add, that two more regiments of
Prussians have deserted from the French—and add,
that the coast of France is completely drained of
troops ; and that NAPOLEON has issued a great nuns.
ber of new Licences, to which he has been induced, in
the hope of obtaining some revenue, and allaying the
discontents which his rigorous system has excited.

STAR-WFICE, THREE onocir.
We have received Halifax Papets to the tit'a of
July. They contain some further correspondence
between Mr. ML NROE and Mr. FOSTER, by which
it most clearly and unequivocally apppears that Peace
will be restored between the two Countries the how
the repeal of the Orders in Council is made hoe*
in America. The American Minister called forthis
repeal, and nothing less, as a ries qoa Mq to the mi.
nuance of a good understanding.
Government, in consequence of the above agree.
able information, have this instant given orders that
all American vessels, which have obtained Lianas,
shall be permitted to sail when they please.
l'he repeal pf the Orders in Council was not tam
lin New Yak on the 24th of June.

NifY,IL INTEL L /CENCI,
FALMOU'I 1-1, JULY sta.
No arrivals. Sailed, the Walsingham packet is
Lisbon, Duke of Kent for Gibraltar and Malta, ad

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the Fox for Cadiz; 41 with Mails. Arrived of this'
port, :he Orpheus, Fusnhar, from St. Croix, eat 311
drys. The convoy was to sail from St. Thomas
the with of July. The Mary-Ann parted with the
fleet fs mu Quebec, off this port, under convoy of his
Majesty'. ship Pluass.--Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY SO. •
Sailed the ENDRAVOUR hired armed-brig with a
convoy for Owanisea, and the INTELLIte.II7, 14 gun
on .t cruize. Arrived the Sera:Lama lugger, with*
now stone 17ghter under centroy, to be employed m ,
the irtended breakwater in Plymouth Seund 1 taus
great undertaking will he commenced on the Le-
tsecst's birth-day. It was his Majesty's ship Armor,
l and not the QUEEN, ‘hat arrived yes:orilAy, as repotted.
I (JILTS:MUTH, JULY li.
His Majesty's ship. Missiuoroz is appointed convoy
for t!,e Downs. The PORCUPINI.gives instructions to
the trade bound to North America. Saikd his Ma-
jesty's ship COQUETTE, with Olefin depittCheet
DEAL, JULY at,
Arrived his Majesty's ship DERIAKOE from of
Flushing, and the REGULUS from Leith, and remain.
YAQMOUf H, JULY Sr.
Arrived this morning, with despatches from Got-
tenburgh, the SHELUItAKE gun-brig : also arrived the
DEVARSAMON bomb from the Nom. Sailed for the
Baltic, the AQUILON, With Lord Viscount CATHCART
and suite en board.
SHIPS ARRIVED.
At Newf,undland, the Elizabeth, Elton, and Prothro"
Atiotlen, from laveniool ; and Cornavallie, —, from 14306119
Wend to Ntw-York, detained by the Wen frigate; sod the
Lydia, -, from Algestras.
At Newcastle, Princess of Wales, Astir, from New Brew
wilt; aed the /autmnsi Ebroe, frout Pr ince Eitel:4% Island.
At Smyrna, Ann, Utaruhers, how Loodou ; awl the Palessolit
-, from Lynn-oak
At Lancaster. N-p.une, ----; and Myra. Brwm, fr
Miramichie. ._.
At Betbatloe,, Proselyte, Barton, and Sarah, Fredeildhir_
lAmdon ; lammed, Irian, hoot Livcrpuol; Mary, Caer Mum
Oran° ' • wed litt.cy, —, from 1.1,b0n.
At I Iverrool, Millis Smith, from Maretitait.
At the Havannah, Mentor? -."....., from cacti&
At St. Luck, the Eupisemia, Vaughan, from Lortatte. •
At tvlaninitiae, the Lovely Ann, —, from London. '
BRIIISH NAVY.
The following is the amount of the British amill
force up t'a this slay : —At se.i, 94 ships of the Z 1
ten from 5010 44 guns, 119 frigates, 109 sloops
yachts, 8 bombs and tire ships, 132 brigs, 32 caul);
53 schoonei s, gun-vessels, loggers, &c.—total 5.570.,
In port anti fitting —23 of the line, nine from 500
44 guns, 32 it igates, IS sloops, &c. 17 brigs, 10 till
tors, 13 schowurs, &c.; tot:11, 132.—Guard shipe-•
5 of the line, 4 frigates, 4 sloops, Ste.; total, 15.--
Hoipital ships, prison ships, &c.-3Y of the line, 110
01 50 guns, '2 frigates; total, 36.—Ordinary and rw
pail ing_for service - 71 of the line, nine from 500
44 guns, 64 frigates, 37 sloops, &c. 6 bombs, &.e.15
brigs, 1 cutter, 5 schooners, &c.; total, 206.—8 t ''
jng-33 of the line, five of 44. guns, 16 frigateer7
sloops, 8 brigs; total, 69.—Grand total, 1,015.

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Withkire "taxilulu Big* Saisits.—The Secretaries
the dratt.b and Foreign Bible Soaety baring • segollied their sr
Pre&elision that it will not be in tbeir power to attend &a blest'
he proposed to be brutoa the Mb August, tilt
&Medley.
now he bald is the Town 1411 in Devises, ell WeIiNOMIN
l9tAss ll,' at twelve o'cisek at new, Owl rtes ths
146, as 11-re advertised,) when kis lisped that Owns Goal"
awn will be able to give tbelz assistaseer-ISce Atverdimemi
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