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London, England, 1805-03-25 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, 1
LADv Day.--Nn bufinefs
PRICE OF STOCK:
Bank Stock (hut
3 per Cod. Red. am
3 per Cent. Conf. 58f
4 /kr Cent. (but
5 per Cent. N.vy, Silt
5 per Cent. 1797, ihut

MARCH 2f.
done at the Stock Fachanrit.
:s ON S.-\ TUMMY :
Long Ann. (hut
India Bondi ti. a at. dit
Imp 3 per Cent. 58
llmp. AWL 9 9.16
i;:xchetl Bilk, par IS. pre. fS p rc.
thallium, 4 prem.

The account of the Toulon fleet being out is fur-
thei confirmed by a letter from Captain HANDY, of
the Hero, for London, dated Malta, 9th February,
liming that an embargo had been laid on all (hips
under Engli(h cohurs, lying there till it was known
where they were gone, and that Lord NELSON, with
the Britilh fleet, paired that place on the 4th in pur.
lot of them. They were fuppored to be gone va
Egypt.

The fleet has twelve tlioufand troops on 1:0ar,:.,
and confißs of twelve fail of the line and (even
gates, two of which were the frigates that engaged
the Alaow and the Aca IRON.

Private letters received by the Hamburgh Mail on
Saturday leave little doubt of the Ruffian forces be-
ing, ere long, adively employed in the comin
caufe. An article from Vienna Rates, that a general
movement of the troops in Podolia has already taken
place; a column of 15,000 men is now proceeding
down the Dneitler, and will embark at Oczakow for
the Mediterranean; another divifion is fhortly to take
the fame route ; and the whole of the regiments in the
Ukraine are under orders to march at the fhortell nr-
lice. The Imperial armies, in almoft every diredion,
have •rf late been confiderably reinforced ; and a
camp of too,ooo men will fhortly be formed on the
borders of Galicia. The number of troops dellined
to take the field eat ly in the prefent fpring is immenfe,
and a few weeks, we doubt nut, will prove the accu-
racy of our former flatements, relative to the deter-
mination of Ruflia to take an alive and decided part
in the war againd France. In Italy, the Au:lrian and
French troops continue in motion, and the gatrifsna
nu the Venetian and Tyrolean frontiers in particular,
have been conliderahly reinforced. The Neapoiitan
fortreffes have all() of late received a great addition
to their flrength, and all the efforts of the enemy to
induce his Sicilian Majetly to declare againll England
have proved ineffectual. The opprelEve condud of
the French has, in consequence. become more fevere
than ever, and the King has been induced to remove
to Caterta, whither the teen is immediately to fol-
low him. The Turkifh Ambalfador ..t Paris is fail
to have been recalled. The city of Lubec continues
to refute compliance with tile unjalt demands of
France ; but there is no confi.-mation of the account
of the enemy having actually entered that place.—
, Private advices'finm Holl And (the, that the French
General has caufed five (hips with 13r irifls property on
board to be confifcated. Their cargoes are valued
at two hundred thouland florins, which funs is to be
paid into the French military theft.

•
Letters by the fame Mail (fate, that the (Ned of
the late confpiracy at Stutgard was to carry off the
Elea refs, PRINCESS ROYAL of ENGLAND, and a nurn•
ber of other perfons in high credit with the Court.
Another Hamburgh Mail and aifo one from Got-
tenburgh arrived this day.

The intended journey of the Emperrs and Emprefs
of Germany to Italy is put of till the 6t:t of April.
The Archduke CHARLES will let out on the 4th, and
during his abfence the Archduke JOHN will prefide
at the Council of War.
According to letters of the 16th FAruiry from
Italy, fzunded on letters from the South of France,
the Toulon expeditinn, whatever was its cbjecri, is put
off for a time. They even (fate that they are d:farm-
ing the (hips, and that the troops which had been
embarked have been ordered into cantonments.—
This report may howeve,; be a trick to turn our at-
tention from that quarter; bat, if fo, it will fail in its
objet.

he fame letters (fate, that on the 31(1 of Jintwir,
Lord NELSON palled the Straits of Mefrina, on his
way to Malta, where he will continue fume time. ,It
is fuppofed be will return to the Magdalen Elands as
his Ration.

lt is faid the Gulph of Spezzia, with fame other
territorial points, will be ceded by the Ligur inn Re-
public to the new kingdom of Lombardy, which will
receive pollerfhon of fume important havens. The
fupport of the Genoefe Marine will be undo taken by
France. •

SUARIA, MARCH to.—By private accounts from
Stutgard, we learn, that the following perfons wete
az relied there the latter end of lall month ; the Cou:i-
-fell;)r of Government, Baron SECKENDORFF, and
Dcaor WEISSHAAR, natives of Wirtemberg, and M.
Von BLANKENsreiri (alias Wezler) of Franckfort 011
the Maine, and the Counkllor of Gov,,:rnment, Vea
SINCL•IR, who were delivered up by the Landgiave
of Heft Homberg, in whofe fervice they were, on
application being made by the Government of Wir-
temberg. They were conveyed to Ludwiglburg,
where the commillion of enquiry will fit.
According to later accounts, Dr.WEiss If AAR was
fet at liberty on the 2J, fo that Baron SECKENBORPV
is the only native of Wirtemburg now in confine-
ment.

MADRID, FEB. 20.—T0 provide as much as poffi-
ble for the extraordinary expencei which will he in-
curred by the fitting cut of our navy, recourfc has

been had to the commercial eta& Calls and Ma-
d( it' have each contributed a million of piaQres and
au equal turn is exported from the Other"commercia,
cities. By means of thefe rind other conttibutionsl
we !ball be able to fit out 36 blips of the line. There
is, however, a want of tailors ; as within the lift two
cr three years fince, more than to,ooo of them, to
arcid falling viEtims to poverty and famine, have
been obliged to enter into foreign tervice.
We are affured the Prince of Pace will be apyoint.
ed tole firft Miniller, and that the Other will r. dif-
su:ffed. Thus much is certain, thit the Prince in the
meeting of merchants at Madrid, when he Rated the
rew order of things, expreffed great fatisfadiun with '
refped to the diredion of the finaacea, and expertly
flirted, that ail approaching change in the fame, as
:lib in the united miniary of jullice and war, Was no
longer doubtful. Againa the latter, the Governor
of the Council of Caine has made tome very urgent
remonflrances to his Catholic Majefiy. The fucceffor
in the war department, it is ezpeled, will be Gene-
ral TAILAIICO, who has the command in Gallacia.

The negociations now carrying on by the Ameri-
can Minilter at Aranjuer, are very aftive, and we
are allured may be wetted to have the wifhed for

BRIMS, MARCH 15...5iT GRORat RUMBOLD
rived here from London on the t 3th inn. as a private
Individual.

The Ruffian Plenipotentiary, Baron de tVINZIN-
GEROOI, is expetted to let out on his return for St.
Peteriburgh in a few days.
The Pruffian Envoy, M. de GUAtirilll, is arrived
tt Madrid.

The Duc de FLPURT, late firft Chamberlain to
Louis XVI., and who has hitherto refided at the
Court of the Count de Litt' (Lours XVIII.) is
now here. He has, as well known, fent his fubmif-
lion to Paris, and received perminion to return.
VISSINA, Tca. 27.-.-The Archduke Curium's, as
we arc afired, will leave this capital in a little tithe
in order to vifit the military frontiers of the Italian
provinces. The ecrilon or troops efiablifhed there.
after having formed for Tome time the fubjea of ex-
planations between this Couit and that of France, has
lately been fo under another polo.' of view with the
Court of Etruria. The latter has officially informed
the Au:lrian Government of the entire ectlation of
the epidemy of Leghorn, and at the fame time re-
quelled the revocation of thole very term but Wu-
ury meafures by which Aufiria has, as it were, :n-
-terropted all the commercial relations between the
two countries. This earnel requefl gave rife here to
an extraordinary conference of State, at which he
Court Phylician, H. Smits, was Prefein ; bit after
mature deliberation it WAS deteralined, from impe-
rious motives, for the public good, to give to the
Court of horence, tin anfwer "contrary to the willies
of the Court of Florence : It was refolved, in' he Paid'
eanferente of State, that the military cordon on the
Italian frontier Stall be maintained, till a longer pe
nod of health has given a llionger guarantee againft
the return of the evil.

COPINKAGIN, MaicN li.—There are now fist!
Dania (hips lying in the harbour of Cadiz, which
are reduced to great difficulties by the blockade of
that port. The Danith Conful has applied to the
Commander of the Engfill fquadron ctuizing before
the harbour, to know whether thole Mips which were
provided with proper certificates anti were only la-
den with ballan or fait, would be permitted to fail ?
but no anfwer had been retqrnet: on the firft of lall
month.

LLTDIM, MARCH t4.....At the Audiences given by
the Emperor of the French, after his coronation, to
the funainnaries invited to attend that ceremony,
were the Pref.:dents of the Cenfillories of the Luthe•
ran and Reformed Commur.ions. The Addrefs to
the Emperor by the Dean of the Prefidents of the
Confiflories of the latt:r Communion, M. MARTIN,
Pallor at Geneva, and the remarkable anfurer of the
Emperor, have not yet been publilbed. They are as
follows :
DHICOORSI •DDRtSSRD TO THI 111FIROI OF THR
FRIACH, RY M. MARTIN, OF GEARVA.

• His Majefty has fulfilled the with long finer fornted by the I
reformed Churches of Franco, in enabling them to carry to the.l
foot of the Throne their homage, and the exprellion of their fen-
tirnents. It is with the liveheft fattiest:lion that we come to ex-
prds to his Majefty, for ourfclves and fur our churches, our re li
-
freftfulgratitudt for the proteetion which be Las hitherto grant-
ed to us, and the full confidence we place in the oath which he
Las taken In our pick= with fo much folem:.ity to mair.taln the
hlierty of worthip; an oath that gives tranquility to confeiences, and
mfuni the peace of the church. We hope that all the French of all
communions, all of whom we regard as our brothers, feel u we do,
the value of this benefit. We will merit it by our gratitnde,our fidelity
and our fulunilfion to the laws, of which we have uniformly given
clam*. May our fervent prayers draw down upon his Ma. I
ly, upon the Emprefs, and upon the Princes of the Imperial Fa.
4!y. all the klefarls of the King of the World ! ! May his Ma-
is.: y, alter having done fo much for his glory, add to It the title of '
Pacificator of all Europe, and ceafe to Alive any other way of ex-
ercifing his virtues, cacept in contri'..itit•g to the happinefs of his
;topic, and augmenting the true gicri of S vereigns."