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ye !Wien. He woe Pure the Chancellor of the exchequer hid
the benefit of thp State neareft his heart, and would be equally
difpofed to faerifice private felling, or popular applaufe to pro-
nhote it.
Mr. VANSITTART fold, that the true queftion was, if the
market be or net be furchanged with Exchequer Bills. This form
if payment bas been, for a long time, at a premium, if it wan
not precifely at this moment. That favourable Rate has refulted
from the precaution of withdrawing all the old B.tls, fo that there
are none now in the market pofterior to April fall. The fame
fifteen was propoled to be continued, and the quantity was likely
to be much dimlnillsed In the courfe of the year from the public
refourees.
, After tome interlocutory matter between the CRANCILLOR of
the EICIIIIVV, Mr. JOLINSTONE, Mr. VANSITT AXT arld Mr.
DENT, the Houfe agreed with the feveral propofit inn. in the Corn •
mince, on the pay and mode of payment of adjutants, fubalterm,
"ad others.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the frith Reve-

se Regulation Bill. .
Mr. KINHAIRD moved, that au Account of Grain produced
Ma the lift year be laid before the Houk, whether grown in
land or Scodand.whieb was agreed to. The !landing Orders being
then read, the Houfe adjourned to Monday next. .

LONDON.

A. B.C. has our thanlis, and Ihould have bad them fooner, but for
an averts& his favours will be gladly received, but he mutt
not be furprifed if the prep of temporary matter °mould prevent
lialtant infertlon„ or our own whims fometimes exclude them.

SATURDAY, APRIL ar.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conf. for money, 55I—Ditto for May act. 55f.
0143 per Cent. 941--New 5 per Cent.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bent Stock 147 i Long Ann. is 15-z6 16
-; per Cent-Rod. Ann. 54f t . India Stock OS
3 per C. Conf. 56 II India Bonds
4 per Cent. 7offl Lottery Tickets z7I. to.
5 per Cent. Na'? 90ff Conf. for ace. 55
3 Per Cent. 1797 94i

The Bavarian Miniller at our Court, has, it• fermi,
prefented a remonßranee, founded upon the ex park
evidence of the French Spy, Mattat de la Touctrz,
again(' the condu& imputed by him to Mr. DRAKE',
in which he requells, in the name of the Eleaor, his
Maler, the recal of that Gentleman from the Court
of Munich. It is added, that in the event of a re.
filial on the part of our Government, he has receiv.
ed inffroaions to demand the necefrary paports to
enable him to return home with all potEble expedi.
tion. Such is the abjea and deplorable flue to which,
under the domination of the Gallic Tyrant, the petty
• States of the Continent are now reduced !

A Gentleman who left Dieppe on board an Ame-
rican Ilsip homeward bound on the 13th init. landed
on the costa of Dorfet from an open boat on Monday,
and arrived in Town on Thurfday, Rates, that the
army encamped along the coaft of Picardy have be-
gun to manifeft great difcontent at the delay which
has tal.en place refpedling the invafion of this cowl-
try, which they have been allured three feveral times
in the courfe of fix months would certainly be put in
execution at a given period. The middle of Novem-
ber was the &ft time mentioned, the laft week of
January the fecond, and the third the middle of
March ; fince which the aaivity of the preparations
has confiderably relaxed, except in what regards the
eshange of troops, about twenty battalions of whom,
our informant affures us, were ordered into the inte-
rior doting the period of his flay on the coati, which
was about a fortnight. In regard to the rumours of
infurrellions, &c. in Paris, he fays they arrive daily;
and though perhaps altogether unfounded, they are
generally confidered as firongly expreflive of the
wifhes of the people, which are every where expli-
citly in favour of a peace with England.

We have received Dutch papers to the t.sth intl.
from which we have given fame extraCts, under the
title ifffairs of Switzerland. It appears that the+Swifs
have not only broken out into open incurreetion
againft their oppreffors, but have aflually had an
engagement with fame troops tent againfi them,
which occafioned the neceflity of reinforcements to
the latter.

By accounts from Egypt, it appears the Mame.
Jukes had retired to Upper Egypt, and commenced
their hoßile operations agairal the Turks ; they had
cut off the fupplies from Upper Egypt, and great
apprehenfions were entertained at Cairo of a confe•
quent fcarcity. The Arnaut troops in the fervice of
MAN MET, Pacha of that capital, had rebelled, and
obliged the Pacha to fly to Damietta , where the
latt intelligence reprefented him en have been waiting
the receipt of a reinforcement of troops, and a fupply
of money from the Porte. It was reported that the
CAPTAIN PACMA would be fent to his affilance, fnr
the re-ellablilhmeat of his authority in Cairo. TA-
NI, PACNA, a Pacha of Two Tails, who commanded
at Geza, and is himfelf an Arnaut, headed the re-
volted troops, and was completely in pnffeffion of
the whole city. where, it was fuppofed, that he
would be able to maintain his ground. The Euro.
peso inhabitants at Cairo had been affured of protec-
tion in perfon and property.

Yeflerday the LORD CHANCILLOR and Mr. AD-
DINGTOR had audiences of MS MAJISTY.

Yetlerday morning, about twelve o'clock, her Mo-
lest.: and the PRINC sssss attended by I r •R—let• —AR.
VICAR and J. TH YSINip took an airing by Hampilead
and Highgate.
A Circular Letter has been fen t, by detire of t::e
61CRITARY of Stars, to the Commanding Officers
t Volunteer Corps, defiring that Government may
Le iriliirmed, without delay, of the manner in which
Viilunteers thrringliout Great Britain have ac-
t .Ir been fupplied i:lr arm', accnutremen!s, and
er articles necarai s. to military equipment, and
ti,e catcall to which the lupply has been .:az tied.