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London, England, 1801-07-11 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JULY it.

PRICF. OF STOCKS 'l'lllS DAY AT ONE COC..LOCK :
3 per Cent. Confots for opg. 621—Ditto, en div. not.
Reduced 601 a 6ti-4 per Crnt.
5 per Ccnt. 95i 1 ex. div.—New Ann. 9611--1.-mg Ann. ISt.
Onunurn in}
PRICE OF STOCKS Y FSTER DAY.
Bank Stock 1644 ' Long Ann. t 8 7-164
5 per C. Red. 6t# 1 Short Ann. 5 3-16*
5 per C. Conf. 6o 1 fr ex. div. Imp. 3rr Cent. froa,
4 per Cent. 801 4 ' Imp. Arm. 11 9-161
s per C. Navy 951 ex. div. ' (Minium to{
5 per C. Loy. 9bl 1 Conf. for Arc. 621 if
kith 5 per Cent India Stock 1941 195 ex. div.
DUBLIN, JULY 7.--Price of Storks this day :
5 per Cent. coy. Deb. Rti 1—
Courfe of Excha.nge--Dublin on Loudon 134 a Tu.
JULTII.--.Tiers Confolidd 43 fr. 75 C. a 43.

Capt. 13LARIS arrived this morning with advice
from the Court of Peterfburgh : He came home
in the DISPATCH cutter.
This day we received, by Erprefs, Paris Jour-
nals to the Bth inn. inclufive, which bring fome
intelligence of moment. A brig Which efcapcd
from Alexandria on the 19th of May, brings ac
counts from Egypt, but not Official, up to that
date. Regular difpatches, and even triplicates of
then having been forwarded before, though they
have never arrived, is affignecl as the reafon why
none were fent by the prefent vettel. It is eafy,
however, to tee from this, that the French Govern.
ment no not with to put the people in poffeffion of
all they knew refpe&ing that country : a few lead-
ing fads only are mentioned; and conjeduri is
left to fill up the outline,
The French on the 19th of May were (till mat-
ters of Alexandria: The Englith had much
ftrengthenect their pofition at Aboukir by cutting
the dyke of the lake Maadie ; but by the fame
means they had rendered Alexandria hapregnaGle,
so leagues of country round that city having been
laid under water.---That is, In other words, the
French in Atexandria are in fuch a complete Rate
of blockade, that relief of every kind is impoilible.
They boat, however, that the place is fupplied with
ammunition and noses for feveral years.
It feems confirmed that three Neapolitan fri-
gates, the Minerva, the Arethufa, and the Ceres,
have been put at the difpolial of the French. They
have arrived•at Ancona, and by comparing this
intelligence with the accounts from Menina, it
would appear that they will be there joined by a
French fquadron from Toulon (certainly GAN.
THEAUSIE'S), confining of four (hips of the line,
two frigates, one brig, and two tranfports. The
latter paned the Straits of Meffina on the 25th of
May, on their way to Brindifi. The Neapolitan
!hips are probably to take in troops at Ancona,
and will then go down the Adriatic to Brindifi,
to proceed with the other flips on their deflina-
don whatever it may be. For other particulars
we refer to the fubjcined extraas
JULY 6.—The Lodi brig arrived on
the 9th Meffidor (the 28th of June) at Nice. She
left Alexandria on the 19th of May, and during
her pattage took aTurkith veffel laden with hones.
She brings no detail refpeamg the military events
that have taken place fince the landing of the Dig-
lint. General Mstiou had fent triplicates of all
theft details by packets, which let out a few days
before, and which are not yet arrived, having ei-
ther been taken or retarded in their paffage.
On the 19th of May, the French army were Rill
in potkflion-ot Alexandria. The Englith had cut
through the Dyke of the Lake Maadie, and aim-
ed the water into the Lake Mareotis ; by there
means they have inundated fifty leagues of coun-
try around Alexandria, which has confidcrably
nrengthened their pofition at Aboukir, and ren-
dered the French fortifications of Alexandria im-
pregnable. General Metiou, who was in that city
when the vette' failed, bad a fupply of provifions
and ammunition, fufficient.fttr feveral years--Mo-
Askew.

The Fiarr Coesus having been long afflifted
with•the rheumatifm, which he caught *bile with
I the amp, C.Coavisaar, his phyfician, thought
the prefent feafon favourable for attempting a
cure. He fucceffively applied veficatories to his
breaft and arms. This treatment, the effect of
which has been favourable, prevented the Freer
Consul. from being prefent at the laft parade,
and from giving the ufual audience this day to ,
the Ambaffadors. He has, however, inceffant-
li laboured with the Confuls and the hrmifters,
and this morning held a council general on the
finances which takes place once every month, and
at which all the Miniflers and the Direct:tor Gene.'
ral of the public tressfury are prefent. Coav,s•RT
is of opinion that the FIRST CONSUL may without
any danger to his health la& at the approaching
feftival of the 14th of July.—Maaitear.

JUL• 7.—Letters from Naples siren, the objed
of the expedition planned by the French in the
Adriatic, is to chaltife Ali and the Albanefe, for
the cruelties exercifed on the French garrifon of
Prevefa.

Vs w ica, Joni so.—One &the moll fortunate
events far this city, once fo acmrithing, is the Im-
perial Decree of the fth Infant,. by whkb the di-
rcaion of the marine, a the Audirian Attu Glebe

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' Adriatic, has been entrofted to the Arch(1111-
. CHAR LIT: We have, therefore, the well•fonnd:d
hope of loon feeing ite-appear on our coalls abun-
dance of veirels, to revive the profperity and glory
enjoyed formerly by this city.
PEsarto, JUKE to.:—The arrival at Ancona of
three Neapolitan frigates hats made the Englifh
{uddcnly difappear from that coaft. Preparations
of defence,however,are Rill every where continued.
SIFNA, JUNE 3.—The report of the liege of
Porto-Ferraiio having been raifed is fully con-
firmed. The French, united with a body of Poles,
fucceffively attempted two affaults by land azd
by fea, but having been overpowered by. a conti-
nual fliower of red hot balls; grenades and grape
fhot, they were obliged to retire to Longone after
ftiflaining a -confiderable lots. There arc in the
fortrefs about 400 Corficans attached to the Eng.
lifk party, who were flimulated by the ft ar of be-
ing fhot if they Mould fall into the hands of tl,e

befiegers, and therefore they made a molt
obfti-
nate defence. The garrifon altogether confiits
isoo men, among whom there are 3co Engld.
The inhabitants and women even of Porto Per.
TAP tatted in oppofing the afTadants : about
750 wounded who arrived at Leghorn Lave been
removed to Pita.

Letters from Triefte Rate that contrary wind;
have obliged the Englifh frigates which wet." t
convoy the troops dellined for Egypt to return to
that port. Another corps of troops in the pay of
England deftined 4141) for Egypt, were exr•cied
at the fame place. An Englith frigate had re.
mained in the roads to convoy them.
GENOA, JON i am—Letters from Tufcany Rate
that there Irks been an infurreetiOn among the peq-
ple at Rome, and that the Enghat have landed
in the fmall ifland of Procida near Naples, and
are now blockading the port of that capital.
Ms.ssita, Mar 27.—The day before yenerday,
at noon. a French fquadron, confining of four
(hips of the line, TWO frigates, one brig and two
tranfports, paffed the Streights of Meffina without
fending any boats on !bore. They came from
Toulon, and are bound to srindifi, to join a fqua-
dron of three Neapolitan frigates which have failed

from that port in the fervice of the French. The
tquadron, after being reinforced by there frigates,
and four other (hips of the line and four frigates
about to follow them, will proceed to the Levant.
The flag-fhip mounts 90 guns, and has on board
tfcao men; the other vefrels have 74. guns and.l4Bo
men. The frigates have 36 guns,l and 600 men.
.....The brig and tranfport have on board nearly
Soo men, which farm, altogether, SOOO men, in-
ducting the crews and land forces. •This f. .rce,
when united to the other vefrels and frigates, which
carry an equal number of &dors and foldiers, will
amount to no lets than sg,ooo men, 1:,000 of
whom are land forces, and deflided, no doubt, for
the, relief of Egypt.
BERLIN, Jura 23,--Mr. Apses, the American
Envoy, and fon of the Prefident of the United
States, has been obliged- to leave our Court and
Germany, on account of the bad health of his
Lady ; as no Charge d'Affaires even remains here,
and as we have no petfon in America, it is gene-
rally believed that in future there will be no Envoy
on either fide.

LEGMOILII, Jour t 7.—A bri& cannonade was
heard here yefierday, at the !Lind of Elba. The
garrifon of Porto-Fermi°, in anfwer to fummnni
fent to furrender the place, has demanded time to
difpatch a courier to Vienna, And to receive an
'anfwer ; notling, however, has been decided.—
The befieged rafufe to give up one of the pnrts as
a pledge of their fincerity. A rich merchant of
Poro•Ferrajio was fhot for having advifed the fur.
render of the place.

Catsis, juLy +—Mr. Meaty who is to fucceed
Mr. Coaves at Paris, as agent for the exchange of
prifoners, arrived here yellerday : we are afibred
that his funilions will not be confined to what in
appearance-forms the obje& of his mil on. Ha
is commilfioned, it is raid, to give certain explana-
tions which will tend to promote the negotiation.
PaiIaSSUION. JUNI S.—His IMPIRIAL
Ma-
Jeary has ordered a monument to be ereaed to
the memory of the late Generalitfimo Prince Ira-
Lisel-Souwaasow-Itinemiset : the kulptorcharg-
ed with the erecuilon of this :monument, is coun-
Idiot of the college, and the founder actor.
&roc:mous, JuNs is.—They talk here of
new journey about to be undertaken by his Ma-
Itif probable that' he will go to Pcterf-
burgh.. The two Cabinets are not yet in inch a
Rate of good tinder:landing is could be 'Wlfbesl.‘,lt
has.occafioned 'tome thrprife heier:thist Asasso•
Dalt I. Ibould take the e gynj: the'Etigfil*
Gips without making anyy +
'pttlMfaaisafarformats.
RATIZION, June a+littepelan 101finifiCr ai
' the Diet has declarqd ea pat dhis Bevereign,"
that if the Eceleflafticiff;!aiicttor Cent:any con•
feat to fecnlarifations, ,so indainnify the Princes
dillsoffered in Italy, I:SPA:veils!: Maisitlrwill oP.
pas that meafure to the litinatothis power. It
is raid that Baron fie' iteo ititcp, the Re rsan
nifler, has received onfairetoinirtt ill cm* of ae
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