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London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

LONDON,

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER it: '
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 010LOCIt4te
Cog. for Money, tit 58.6.41sioasto.romahmal 3.
Exeheq.7des, par-to ss. rent.
PRICE OF B'FISCRS-YESTERDAYI
3 pts C. Red. Ann. that Isdlielleds;% is. as. W.
3 per 4
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thutent CocE 58571 ss lisp.Ams:94-161 •
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pet Gent: t 797, glut
Long Ann. Glut
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Do. at ighti 46 zo Malt 34 ' eft Gent* 4S
Rotterdam • Is .13 s IX NNW .... pep Liam 6i
Harabursh 35 3• sf VE• Slim TIE Oporto 6r
Alma 35 4 si Ur. Mat e Dublin 13
Pada z day'a date 23 12 liv. Leglorm Cork 14
Para • - a 6. o 2 LIE Voter 62 Batts Ploalldroßbe
Bourdeans 26 z ditto per tl. Rail*
Agin on the Bahl of tfallamd A per Cad.
Poritital Gold in Colo; per ounce i 4 0 •
Gold in Bars ditto 4 0 0
New Dollan, per °once 0 S 4

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I.ieutenant General Sir Joys MOOl5 has received
the brevet rank of General von sGs Coathanat of Earep
only, and is to command the troops now under orders
fo► foreign fervice, the embarkation of Which will
commence in a few days. Sir STDMIT St(ITM, it is
kid, will dire& the naval operations of this ezpedi►
tion. On the dellination and objeas of this expels-
tion we purpotely avoid (eying any thing.

The Walfingham packet, as we have already bad
occafion to notice, brought no regular mail. She wab
fent from Lilbon to inform Government of the arri-
val of the Combined French and Spanifh flans at

A few letters brought by this packet were delivered
out yefierday. They confirm the fears we expelled
two days ago. The French frigate a Topaze, un-
fortunately cfcaped the vac's that were is purfuit of
her, and got into Li(bon on the 19th or soth ult.—
The brave Captain Muocs, his Officers, and 70 of
tie gallant crew of the late &micas, have been
landed from la Topaze. The Britilh Coda has
taken them under his care. Receipts were given to
the French Conful at Li(bon fur the number delivered
over, not to ferve till regularly exchanged. Thefe
fine fellows may be hourly expeited in the Malabar,
of 54 guns, which it is faid is to bring them home.

A (mall fleet of merchantmen was to fail from
Lithon on the ift inftant, under convoy of his Majef-
ty's flip POULITTI, which are daily expefted to ar-
rive.

Letters from Cadiz, dated the 16th ult. were re-
ceived by the above packet. They do not contain
any information whatever.
No accounts have been received from Gibraltar
by the Walfingham. The Venus cutter, however,
arrived at Plymouth, from that garrifon, brings ac
counts down to the 24th ult. inclufive. No further
movement bad taken place along the Spanifh lines.
The Spaniards were in daily expeCtation of being re-
inforced by French troops. Sir R. Biczwros re-
mained at Gibraltar, and the town and garrifon con-
tinue perfealy healthy. The Spanifb gun-beats are
daily commit►ing depredations on American (hips,
and other neutral veifels. Two from Virginia, bound
to Gibraltar, were taken by them a few days prior
to the failing of the Venus, and carried into Algefiras.
It gives us pleafure to be able to Rate, that at the
time the Venus failed the Lieutenant-Governor WAS
perfettly recovered from his late fevere i:lnefs, and
had refumed the command of the garrifon. In con-
fequence of General Fox's recovery, a folenan
Drum had been fung in the Spanifh Church at Gi-
braltar, as a token of refpeCt and eßeem from the in.
habitants of the place.
The troops and inhabitants were healthy, and
there vas no appearance of any thing like a return
of the dreadful malady with which that place was
vifited laft year.
Some of the morning papers have announced that
tlifpatches were yellerday received from Admiral
Colmar:moon: we can affure the public that none
have been received from that commander for fome
days ; to doubtct however, are entertained, that he
keeps the Combined Fleet clofely blockaded in Cadiz,
a putt from which they will find it more difficult to
efcape than perhaps any other one they could have
entered.

The Q2ebec fleet, the fafe arrival of which we
yeferdaj 2nnounced, confilts of 27 fail, the greater
part of which have reached the Downs. Thus, in
pve days, 34 Eall.lndiamen, upwards of too Weft-
Indiamen, and this fall-mentioned fleet of 27 fail,
iiave arrived ist their defined ports without mole fa-
!lop. The eflz !arlif #cet sow at fee is that froth the