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London, England, 1806-08-06 00:00:00

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111 DELICATE INVESTIGATION.
On Friday Morning will be publifhed,
AN ADMONITORY LETTER to His Royal
Nighnefs the PRINCE of WALES, on the Sella% of the
late delicate Enquiry. Containing Anecdotes never before Pub,
bawd, which may probably lead to the Detedtion of the Real
Authors of the late Sqntialotts attempt to fully the Purity of an
Illuitrious Perf,mage.
Omni', b nada. Inca funt plenilllms tures,
P . (Ilan= tom eohon eft Minato tibi.
JOON OR SAIJIIVRY.
Printed foe Tipper and Melanie, LeadenkaU•ttreet.

WEST INDIES.

BATUMI:OEB, JUNE 29.
Admiral Cocitaama arrived yeflerday with his
Coadron, for what reafon we know not, but he flays
t:vit two more (hips of the line, and Come frigates,
have got into Martinique: nuking now there fi. fail
r• the line and feveral frigates, having on board a
cot.liderable quantity cf troops. No time is yet ap-
if • pointed for the failing of our homeward trade.

WFDNFSDA'
PRICE OF STOC
Bank Stott ttsi 2:3 2144
3 pet Cent. Red. An 6t 4 661
3 per Cent. Conf. 63i 66 63 ii.
4 per Cent. Beili
5 per Cent. Navy 9941 931
Long Ann. tft iBnCT
India Bonds, ts. a as. dU.

', AUGUST 6.
KS YESTERDAY.
Imp. Ann 8 9 rilf
Piths per Case 96f VI
Entice'. Pills, par I. prom.
Omnium Tel tf
EngliOs 'rickets t9l, ID.
CooL for ace. 66f tkai
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Yeßerday Difpatches were received by a Flag of
Truce, from Boulogne. Their contents have not
tranfpired.

Stocks declined yeßerday towards the dole of the
Market. The fall was varioufly accounted fo-.
Some would have it unit difpatches had been receiv-
ed front France, which brought accounts unfavoura•
ble to peace. Others fent a Meffenger after Lord
LAUDIRDALI to order his immediate return.—The
real cattle, however, was limply this: Several hol-
ders of Omoium finding the price high ennuet,
wifbed to realife their profits, and brought large fume
into the market for tale. The following were the
prices at one o'clock this day :—Coofols, for money,
63—ditto, for Auguß, 65U—Reduced 630—Om-
nium t t —Exchequer Bills, par. 35. prem.
We Rated yefterday, and on the bell authority,
that M. D'Ouaass. had, in figning the Preliminary
Treaty with France, gone beyond his inliruSione.
We can now add, that the terms are fo ignominious
and difadvantagtons to Rasa, that is thought by
tome diplonlatißs, the Emperor ALEXANDIR will pro-
bably hefitate to ratify them.
In the mean time, NAPOLPOII ads as if even the
Definitive Treaty was figned. On the very day that
D'Ouaan. figoed the Preliminary Treaty, it was in.
timated to the Aufbian Asokalfador, that his Maßer
mull immediately abdicate the crown he has fo long
wa,n as HcAtl of the German Empire, and confine
himfelf in future to fuch matters as concern only his
own Houle.

The Lord Hobart packet, from New York and
Halifax, is art ived at Falmouth j Ole failed from New
York on the 4'h, and from Halifax on the 16th July ;
the letters will be delivered to morrow.
The Abunt.lan;e (lore-fhip from Jamaica, is arrived
off, Dover.

INDIA.
We are enabled to expldin the eircumilance which
gave rife to the attack upon Fort Gohud in the Eat
Indies, which we were apprehedive would have oc•

cafloned a renewal of the war in that quarter.
We mentioned, that by the laft arrival from India
a letter was received, (Wing the death of an Officer
in an affault upon Fort Gohud on the alit of February.
At that period it was fuppnfed that this place was
in poffeffion of Scindia, agreeably to the terms of the
treaty between the Beitins Government in India and
that Chieftain, and that the peace was interrupted in
confequence of his treachery. The following is an
extraft from the letter to which we alluded :
I lament to Inform ycu, that your fon (Captain W. B. Mac-
vitee, t tth iteziment of Native Infantry) fell In donning the re-
doubt before Gohud, on the arft February. It will, however, at-
ford you fame confutation to learn, that he proved himfelf, on this
necalion, as oa every other, a brave and gallant Officer."
As this intelligence created conliderable anxiety in
the public mind, and could not then be fatisfaCtorily
accounted for, we are happy in having an early op
portunity of removing the apprehenfion of a renewal
of the war in India, which it was fo well adapted to
produce. Tide afftir at Gohud colt more live,, and
proved, in every TelpeO, a more ferious affair than
was at &It imagined. The following particulars re-
fpTeging it we Rate on the authority of a Britilh Offi-
cer jilt arrived from India--
• It u.,viog Leen Itipuiated in the treaty that Fort Gohod was
to 'e gieen up to Scindia, and the knowledge of this cheuenaance
Isa-ins publicly tranfplred, an enterprlfing partisan with a Bran
force furprited the place, and taking pulTeftion of It refuted to de-
liver i: Into the hands of Seindia, under the preteacc of holding
it fur his legitimate Sovereign the Rbaja of Gelled. Major Bowl.
Was in confecucnce ordered to compel him to ftirrender the place
to Seindia's troops. He proceeded apinft it with one battalion of
the atth regiment, and pan of the WI. Major Bowie was lying
I•efore the foreprevioui to tie failing of the [aft geet, and hope,
entertained that this adventurer would (peedity zi!; up the
irticipedtation was, however, dffeppodeled.• Captain
koleAtte, 'al we before Sated, and two other Oakeie, fell In the
4,etit.es, unYlk it was foetid nweFery te flake usfew tin rednibt ;
privates were killed, end' moil afore wounded. Captjist
:;%4 scan witch regretted as a brave and impulsionad elneese"
aJv;ces from 'lndia are aptly to bring
1 • account of the re4n9ion of Gotta!, although,
the' known charafter of the felloW who has in.
Ica himfclf into the place, d'etermiticd Tana-
rchcaded. •

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