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London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, PILY $.
PRICE OF STOCILS ON SATURDAY.
3pa Cent. Red. Au. 6411 Imp. 3Fa COL 64
3 per Celt. Coal: MD. ut EntatAnn. $ 9464
4 pa Cam. Soft Etch. alb a. p!. a la. &t.
$ per Cent Nan, Elm Osmium if 6;
Atm.1743 13-16 Coot tar ace-04161M

LISBON MAIL.
A Mail arrived this morning brought to Falmouth
by the TOWKSHISD packet in thirteen days.
The fleet for Great Britain was to fail from Lif.
bon on the 22d June, under convoy of his Majeay's
flip! MILL/AMC and Colt)lux.
The Acrivalrigate, with the fleet under her eon•
voy from Cork, bound to the Mediig =an, were
off Lilbon Rock, on the 23d ult.
Letters from Lilbon of the at fi June, Rate that the
moil perk& tranquillity reigned in that kingdom,
and that no apprehenfions whatever were entertained
of its being compelled to depart from its I:relent W-
ien of neutrality.
The Madrid Gamut of the t3th June contains a
lena from the Naval Commandant at Porto Cavell*
to the Prince of Peace, dated the 18th February, Rat-
ings that on the ad Feb. the boats of an Englifh fri-
gate made an attack upon a Spanilh privateer which
bad anchored under the batteries of the Moro Cahle;
but were repulfed with the lots of nineteen killed ;
the frigate is Rated to have Suffered the lofs of her
mizen maR by the Ara from the Cale, and to have
gone to the jihad of Borracha, to repair her damages.
The Spaniards bad only three wounded.

GIBRALTAR.
By the Laos Mail we hare received the follow-
ing letter
eg ,WIMALTAR, MAY in, lei.
gi Our lateft accounts from Cale Rate, that they
exped a Trench army of 60,000 men in Spain this
yammer, and the French Agents are now employed
in Barbary procuring cattle for their fubaitence„
horfes to draw their cannon and mount their ca.
valry. The Emperor of Morocco has granted them
cattle and mules, but his refuted them horfes. Either
Portugal or Gibraltar is undoubtedly their objed.— -
The Spaniards and French have now twelve fail of
the line at Cadiz ready for fee, and they are preffing
night and day to min therm

44 They have alto eight fail of the line at Carthn-
gena, but they arc in want of feamen.
4, The Feaverr gun brig was attacked on the a4tb
in coming from.Tangiers, by come of the enemy's
gun boats, and was much crippled in her malls and
rigging : one man was killed, and the Lieutenant
and another wounded—th; enemy hill git tilled and
twelve wounded,
We have now ninegnn boats tying bare, without
a tingle man being appointed to min them; fo that
we had much better have, been without them, as
they have colt a great expense, and arc now lying
ufelefs in the New Mole.,
" The Palace came in from the Beet off Cadiz to
refit, three days ago.
The American fattadron of one .frigate, two
brigs, and twelve gun and mortar boats, sive now
here on their way home to America ; they having
fittled cep their differences with the Barbary Powers'
FRENCH, AND puTCH PAPERS.

Since our lefi we have received the former to the
ad, and the latter to the 4th inn.
A paragraph in one of the Dutch journals mentioate
the receipt of leers from Madrid,. of the gd ult.
which Rate, that the expedition of General Mttuwo♦
spina the Spanifh Settlements en the Continent of
Ames ice, has affumed a very ferious aped. Accor-
ding to the lea accounts, he had already penetrated
to Santa Fe, in the kingdom of Grenada.
In the Meitner much importance is attempted to
be given to a lkirreith between the French andhlonte.
negrins in the neighboutbond of Ragufa. No one,
acquainted with the valour of the Ruffian troops,
could believe, that if they formed any confiderable
part of the attacking force, two companies of
French would have been able to cbace them all
the way to the neighbourhood of Cattaro. It
appears, however, that the Montenegrips returned
the attack upon the French poll 'tion within a
few days after their former repulfe. The affair was
of more confequence than the Mt anion, as there
were upwards of four thoufand Montenegrins and
, Ruffians on one fide, and two thoufand French on
the other. The French claim the honour of having
a fecood time driven the lterbariatu, as they call them,
to the confines of Caftan); but as they neither env.•
merate the number of ptifoners, nor the amou,a
the killed and wounded, we may indulge a hope, that
the viLtory obtained by them had not been very brilli.
ant or decifive. It is clear, however, from the article
dated from Reigate, that no Courier, with orders for
the evacuation of Cattaro, had reached the Sill of
thefe towns on the 9th ult. although he was Rated to
have left Vienna a fortnight before. The Maitre,
alfo, which Rated on the Bth of June,that the Months of
the Cattaro were actually evacuated, now mentions,
under the head of intelligence from 'flick, of the
7th of the fame month, " that three thoufand Au-
ftrians were embarking for the purpofe of furrender-
ing it to tl.e French." Is it not evident, therefore,
that all the reports which have l:ten hitherto thew•
lated retpeiling an event fo important in its code
cinema have been premature and unfounded, and are

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We not warranted in concluding, that no definitive
arrangement for that purpnfe has taken place ?
The Dutch bird Cow Gosette, of the 3d inaant,
mentions a fad of confiderable importance. It Rates,
tinder the head of intelligebce from Vienna of the
tBth olt. that M. D'On sat had received his pail'.
ports on the preceding day, and was making prepa-
rations for his journey to Paris. One of the French
Journals even afferts, that M. d'Ousatt is at Strad.-
burgh, on his way to Paris. This would certainly
indicate an approximation between France and
Ruffle.
The reports of a negotiation between this counts''.
and France being far advanced, are very current thitila
in Paris and throughout Holland. The return of
Lord Yea mourn to Paris on the t 7th ult. is the chief
circumflance on which the conclefion refpeding peace
is built. The French funds, however, have advanced.
On the 3otk they were 65. so.
The Mosittur has not taken any notice of the fub-

jai. The Aqui, however, complains that the prefent
Miniftry did not commence their career with pacific
offers, as France was willing to }Men to propofitions,
continent with the glory of both countries. This re.
murk is in the paper of the 67th. There art Tome
obfervations in a fubfequent paper, in which it is
hated, s, the afpea of the Continent is more Pacific
at the prefent moment than for a long time paR."
The Mettifrer centradids feveral unfounded reports,
which had appeared in the German papers, partial.
arty that of the intended abdication of the Elector of
Baden. The Official Journal has not kept the pro.
wife of publilhing a monthly article on the Ante of
Europe.
The news from Naples is of the tyth June ; Gaeta
hill continues to refill the attack of the French.
The following is a Rate of the French 17unds for
the lafi fortnight :
jaw 18 64 35 June 2S (4 15
so 64 so s 6 64 by
so 64 20 S 7 64 63
It 64 20 IS 64 65
ss (Sunday) sO (Sunday)
• 13 .64 43 30 65 so
S 4 64 30

tifpatel,es fill continue to pars between this
tnuntry and France. Yellerday morning. about
eight o'clock, a King's Mellinger (fuppnfed to be
Mr. Bastxteo) reached Deal, and immediately failed
for the French coat. in the Bahlifk gun biig. We
underhand that Mr. Fox's Private Secretary has been
in Paris for come days, at leaf fuch is the report in
the beR-informed political circles. He left London
for that capital yeflerday rennight. Not a word,
however, is allowed to tranfpire refpaling the Opal
Rate of the negotiation ; nor does any one nut of
the Cabinet know any thing of the probable iffue. I
At one o'clock this day the 3 per Cent. Confols weer,
at 64j, Reduced 6463, and Omni= 71. Ex-
chequer Bills par a is. dif.

In the Houfe of Commons on Saturday. tbe
Speaker attended at four o'clock, and counted the
Ituufe, when only 24 Xembers being prefent, an ad-
journment immediately took place.
The Ulyffes, —, from St. Vincent's, is arrived
at Brain!, wish the reft of the (hips from the Lee-
ward If!Ands, bound to that port.

A tbip from Savannah le Mar. laid coin the Henry,
sautAlle William, Lovett, from Annatto Bay for
Livecpool, were carried into Cumberland harbour, in
Cuba, in April, the former the a 3d, and the latter the
ststb.

A London flap and two brig! were carried into
Barracoa in April 1a(.
The two French frigates and the corvette, which
duped gorn Sirloins Duceworrn, after the adlion
of the 6th of February, were ken on the evening of
the ith of March, by the Hunter, SAUNDSItt, arrived
at New Providence from Harbour Ifiand, about 6o
ogles from the Hole in the Wall, and feven from
Elbow Key, Abaco, kering for the Hole in the

Wall. -
The Jamaica papers of the a yth alto Rate, that a
difpatch bad been received by Admiral DACRIS,
from Lieutenant CAM of la Rapofa, who
fated that he had fallen in with an American, which
had teen thole frigates to windward of Porto Rico,
and that k was fuppofed they were proceeding to
St. Domingo.
On the sth inn. Captain Ausrtta of his Majefly's
Coop I apt.'s+, in lat. 16. ;o. N. long. 58. W. war
chafed by four French or Spanithfrigates, apparently
cruising for Well India traders. Captain Airs-raw
immediately proceeded to the Weft Indies, to inform
Admiral C.CHIRAN a of the appearance of the above
- ' force. The Br kith frigates Czar) AAAAA and T
have failed from Norfolk in quell of the enemy.
4 We have this day laid before our Readers farther
extrafts from the Jamaica papers, received by the
1\1..il of Saturday, which afford fume information re.
tpccting Nis It ANDA and his expedition to South Arne.
rica. He proceeded CHI to Jaquemel, a port on the
South fide of St. Domingo, where he took on board
a body of Mulattoes, under the command of a Gene-
ral Perion. He then failed for the little ifland of
Aruba, or Oruba, the moll wellern of the Spanifh
Leeward 'Rands. From Aruba, he failed about the
)Bth of 'April, for another of thole iflands called kto-
• malt. Front thence he failed immediately toe die
main land, and landed at Porto Cavcllo. Nothing
more than a thew of failliflCe was made to him, the
guns were filed, but they had no ball in them, and
the gates were immediately opened to him. lie firfl
dillributed his Proclamations to the people, then pro.
seeded with his force to Caraccas, where the inhabi-
tants were ready to receive him. It is laid, that as
loon a, lie has firmly ellablifbed himfelf, he means to
propole to this country an alliance and co-operation
with him. A difpatch from the Spanifh ArnimfrALlor.
in America to the Gr-vertior of the Caracas, con•
I taii.ing an Account of NIIR•NDA% plans ADO "inten-
Lions, has been intetccited by one of out Fruiers.