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London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY 24.
!RICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCX
per Cent. Ccmfols, 71 F.,1-.—teitto, for time, 74.
Reduced 7211-- 4 per C. gBH.—OldArt Cent. 100f:-..

Oinnium &-
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAT .
3 pCT Cent. Red. 73i-111 Imp. 3 per C. 7tH
3 per Cent. Conf. 72 Imp. Ann. sal
4 per Cent. 891 90 891. axcheq. Bills Is. to 3s.
per C. Ann. tot lit Otnnium s2l 2 dif.
5 per Cent. 1797 toyu 705 Engllat Ticketa t7L ths.
',tug Ann. at is-t 6 Conf. for Aug. *CC. 731 os.d.
Ye(trrday W 34 the fettling day at the Stock Exchange. It
was a revere day for the Balls. and the eonfequence was a son-
liderable fall both in Confols and Omolutn, by the heavy faits
which acre made to make up their accounts. At the fame
time money was in great plenty, and the continuation was
made at an cafy rate of intereß.
COUR-4F. OF EXCHANGE.
Amlterdars, to 17 2U. Cadiz 37 &ed. Goma 471
Ditto, at light 10 14 Madrid 331 paper I I.ilbota 671
Rotterdam, so 18 2U. Ditto 37 stied. Oporto 67:
Hamburgh 33 2 a U. Bilboa 36 croft. Palermo gc
Altona 33 3 2. U. Leghorn 511 pence per OZ.
Cadiz 331 in paper Naples 44 Dublin 12:
Paris, 1 day's date, 23 12—Ditto 2 ur. 23 18 liv.
Bourdeamt - flt 23 18 liv.
Venice, s7l Livres Picoli Effaitivi per IL Re&

This morning we received Paris Journals to the
sift inft. They contain nothing very important
refpeeling France itfelf; but tome of the letters
from other parts of the Continent are deferving of
notice.—Five per cents. 54 fr. 15 c.
_ _

The following letter has been received by Mr.
SKIPWITH, commercial Agent of the United
States of America at Pat is, from Roe.
LICINc-
STON, Efq. the Am ericanMinifter Plenipotentiary :
SIR, Park, July

Letters which I have pit revived from Commodore Mott-
ais, who commands the fquadton of the United States in the
Mediterranean, and our Conful at Gibraltar, Mr.GAviNo,
announce the difagrecable intelligence of the arrival in that
port of Mr. SIMPSON from Tangiers. The Emperor of Mo-
Rocco obliged him to dtpart with precipitation, and at the
fame time ordered all his vcffels to be armed againfl. the Ame-
rican commerce.

I beg you will without delay inform our Conunercial Agents
in the different ports of France of this event, rcqucfting them
to difpatch copies of this letter by the first verde that fail for
the United States or the Welt ladies, and inviting the Captains
of there veffels to publifit it in the ports where they arrive.

Commodore Mos RI / recommends to all American veffels
deftined far the Mediterranean to repair to Cadiz, a rendez-
vous where they will find a convoy charged with protcdting
them on their entrance into the Straits.—l am, &C.
(Signed) ROD. LIVINGSTON.
r. [pair u,Efq. Commercial Agent
of the United States. i

General Lsc ',FRC has fent to France alive Cai-
man (a kind of Aligator) caught in a river of St.
Domingo. It is hoped that it will not die by the
way. Orders have been given to convey it with
the greatdi care from Brea to Paris. It will be
the firft living animal of the kind ever feen in
France.

Letters from Bruffels, of the ryth infant fate,
that official information was every day expeded
there, of the exad period when the Fl A s•r CONsvL
is to pay a vitit to theft departments. Straugers
from all quartets are flocking to Bruffels and Ant-
werp to be prefent at his arrival in thefe cities.
Letters from Vienna Rate, that Aufria now
begins to at a very important part among the
Maritime Powers of Europe, and to purfue with
fuccefs the meafures which the new ports it has
acquired in the Mediterranean fecemed to pre-
fcribe. Letters from Conflantinople Rate, that
forty Auftrian merchant veffels have arrived there,
which has produced a new aOivity in the com-
merce of that city. An American Company for
the Sierra Leone trade has been eftabliffied at
Trietle. A new Chip of 4.00 tons burthcn is now
fitting out dive, to be called the Archduke
Charles, and to carry out various articits, which,
it is hoped, may be exchanged with advantage.
It is expelled, that this velkl will make two voy-
ages to Africa in the courfe of the year. The
Archduke JOHN has the fupreme diredion of the
naval department.
By letters from Stutgard, of the i ith infant,
we are informed, that the troops which are to
occupy the countries defined to ferve as indem-
nities, are aluady in motion. A part of thole of
Bavaria are concentrating themfelves near Munich
to proceed from thence to the different points
which will be afligned to them. Thefe troops,
which are ty,c,oo in number, are commanded
by General Dkoi : they will advance into Sua-
bia, and pals the Lech near Friedberg and
Landfberg. Two other corps, each of yOOO
men,under the command of the Prince of lAN ANGE
and General GAZA are defined for Wurzbourg and
Bamberg. Each of there bodies has attached to
it a detachment of artillery.
Bavaria on this occafion difplays a military force
capable of removing much greater obflacles than
any they are likely to meet with ; for it is very
probable that the EccleflanicatPrinces, whole ter-
ritory it is about to occupy, never entertained an
idea of oppofing the leaf refinance.
The Pruflian troops which have been on the war
ellablithment in the Margraviates of Franconia for
fifteen months paR, have received orders front
Berlin to hold themfelves ready to march on the

middle of July. After his arrival, the Angel
which Franconia is to be cubjeded will be know

It is very certain that it has been agreed among
the Powers intereted, that the countries deitined
for the indemnities, thall be occupied before the
treaty relpeeting that bufinefs is ratified by the Diet.
The intelligence received by the laa Dutch mail
that the countries of theEleflorate of Treves, fits.
ated on the right bank of the Rhine, have bee.
t tken poiTeffion of by the troops of the Houfe of
Islalfau, is confirmed in the French papers. M. de
Ka vr, Counfelior of Treves, carried the news to
the Eleetor at Angthurg. The Prince teemed to
be greatly diareffed that his protellations had pro.
duced no effeft.

The Pavarian Government, having learned that
very curious works, taken from the convents of
the Upper Palatinate, are felling in foreign mum.
tries, has forbidden all religious corporations to
fell any printed or manuscript work in Bavaria, co
elfewhere, without the permitTion of the Miniilry.

Colonel Hottowav, Major Hoer. and Doltor
WH ttm AN, have jolt arrived from Egypt, by the
way of Hamburgh.
The Royal Ancient Irith Regiment embarked
from Mill Bay Barracks, Plymouth, on board a
Tranfport, for Cork; whence they will march to
Fearns, and be dilbanded.

• On Ft iday fe'nnight, at four o'clock in the morn-
ing, a duel took place near Mullinabro, in the
county of Kilkenny, between Sir JOHN NEWPORT,
Bart. and Wm. CONGREVE ALCOCK, Efq. the for-
mer attended by Major Qt2iti as his fecond, the
latter by Major COLE.

Lord SOMFRVII LF, we are happy to hear, is
perfealy recovered from the effcds of the late ac.
cident.

The friends of General GASCOYNE dined to.
hether at Liverpool on Saturd.ty laft, to celebrate
is re-elation for that town. The meeting was
numerous, and the utmott conviviality prevailed
on the occaficm.

Alderman Cu art s's friends had a fimilar meet.
ink in the city on Thurfday, Mr. Maxttsit in the
chair. A number of loyal malls were drank, and
DIGNUM and TOWNSHEND fung feveral excellent
fongs.
We are happy to have it in our power to con.
tradiel a report, which has been very generally
circulated, refpating the magnitude and extent
of the Duke of BEDFOkIn intended retrenchments
at Woburn. Thefe, we underhand, are only to ,
embrace fuch objet s of expenditure as had been,
it feems, carried to an unwarrantable excels ; and
which there is realbn to fuppofe, had the late
Duke lived a very little while longer, he bimfelf
would have adopted. The agricultural arrange:.
ments are to continue upon the fame princely ,
fcale as ufual ; neither will any alteration take
place in any other department, inconfillent with
the known hofpitalitics and fplendour of the Houle
of RUSSEL.

The prefent Earl of MAN.STIELD is now demo-
Ming the honk, or, as it is commonly called, the
Palace of Scoon, and on the fame the is to erect a
large and magnificent houfe : and he could not
have pitched upon a nobler fituation. The old
houfe was built by the firs Lord STORMONT, in
1621 ; and though there were fume good apart-
ments in it, yet it was far flom being a good houfe.
—The Relace where the Kings of Scotland refided
when they were crowned at Scowl was in the Ab-
bey of Scoon, which was a magnificent building.
and had large revenues; but this Abbey was, at the
reformation, burnt down by the mob from Perth,
notwithftanding the endeavours of JOHN Kew: to
Pave it, a, he mentions in his Hillory. The Gow-
air ,family got a gift of the Abbey and the re-
venues of it at the reformation; and, on the for.
feiture of the lag Earl of GOWRIE, King JerusVl.
bellowed it on his favourite, the firft Lord Syn.
MONT.

A letter from Calcutta f4y, 66 Letters have been
received in Town, which (late the dircomAtiire
of the noted GEORGE THOMAS and his Army. by
fame of Sctuniao's battalions. In this affair
GEORGE. THOMAS iS laid to have 101 l 52 pieces of
artillery, the whole of his baggage, and himfelf to
have efeaped with only feven hotfemen."

A letter received overland from Bombay rays,
" We are concerned to notice the Ids of the Ihip
Sus...tat:AN, belonging to this port, alto of the brig
bound.to the Red Sea, with two hundred
beavers on board, who are laid to have perithed
with the whole of the crew. On the 14. th of
January, the BYRAINGORE, Capt. W. BOWSN, was
fpuken with, all well, bound to Juslcia."
Gratification of the moil extentive nature is
yielded at the Royal Circus to perfons of every
deft:l4)6)n, from the union of pleating and hit-
motous incident and equivoque, with the riling of
the balloon, its progrefs through the air, leirening
to the eye as it boars, its defcent, &c. which are
found in t he new Intermezzo of the dErinleamlitintrl,
or Boib Monkrs I?durnal; and the entot.tinment of
the evening is rendered molt complete by the ad-
slit ion of thole defervedly elleemed pieces, the Fa.
tal Prediefirn, and the Gelden Fountr.
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The Fr. nth Milliners, St. George, Harlequin Photon
and the Pansy Ran's, are to be continued every
evening next week at the New Theatre, Sadler's
Well, : a better I•ill of fare was never prefented to
the Public, and we are poiltive can never be ex-
ceeded. The exertions of the Welk' Proprietors
deferve every encouragement, and this fealon they
have experienced the public bounty in an unprece-
dented manner.

As a proof of the immenfe demand in the pre-
fent Lottery, there are more Tickets now Ihared
than there was in the whole Irilh Lottery of
32,000 Tickets. HORNSBY and Co. therefore re-
commend an immediate purchafe, there being 00
doubt that the whole of the Lottery will be told
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