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London, England, 1805-07-18 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY 18.
IT ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF O'CLOCK:
Confuls, for opg. 450j.—Rsduced, 57I—Omnium 31.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Link Stock .31.1 India Bonds, is. as dif.
3 ItCr R 441. And. s)1 60 591 Imp. 3 per Cent. 39
ptr Cent. Conf. 591/ Each. MIK es. a 31. peem. par,
4 per Cent. 77/ as prem.
5 per Cent. Navy soct 89 I 901 Oml Mtn,
,Sr prem.
3 per Cent. T 797 9911 I I.ottery Tickets, rSI t 7s.
Long Ann. 3-16 Conf. for open. 601

The Captain of a Danifh fhip, which arrived at
Plyna(,uth on Monday, Rates, that be law a large fo-
reign fhip, apparently of 8o guns, (landing up the
Channel. This is fuppolcd, by fame, to be the Gin-
tido Spani(h fhip; but it is more probably a large
fhip from Batavia, which has bees captured by the
Lord Neilon privateer, belonging to Maio. TEND
and Co. and has fince arrived at Plymouth. This
prizc, which is valued at from fixty to feventy thou-
land pounds, is the eleventh that has been fent into
Plymouth by the fame privateer within the laft fix
necks.

The Hamburgh Mail, due on Snnday tall, arrived
this day. S',me hopes were entertained that this
Mail would bring fome accounts of the progrifi of
the Ruffian Negociator NovosrLyzoss, but he dill
remains at Berlin. In fact, it was underflood from
Bossriaars's profellions of a pacific difpolition, that
no incorporations of new territory, no extenfion of
French fovereignty thould take place in the interim.
Bosaravrs, however, has !ince made love to Genoa,
and fuch arrangements are on the tapis refpe&ing Ica•
ly that M. Novost trzors found it neceffary to wait
for frell inaruaions from his Court, before entering
on the exercift of his functions. A courier bad ar-
rived from St. Peterfburgh when the ha accounts ,
left Berlin, but nothing had tranfpired refpeaing the
nature of his difpatches.
BONAPARTI laughs at the Emperor ALIXANDER,
end defpifes the Houle of Aufli is ! Negociate I Aye,
to be lure he will. Negociations never flop the ex-
ecution of any of his projects, but other Powers are
palfied by them.
We fubjoin extraas of fuch articles as deferve any
notice:—

\Tissue, Just 29.—A very altive correfpondence
for the promotion of a general peace is now carrying
on between Maria, Ruffia, and Prtmßa. A courier
bas been fent off from Vienna to Milan, with impor-
tant difpatches. Baron Von WINZINGBILODB is fill
here.

The Englifh Commandant at Malta has found it
neceffary to fend General RAMsAY with important
acivices to London. He arrived at Vienna to-day,
and after a Ray of twenty-four hours proceeded on
his journey for London.
Banes OF THY Mains, JOLT 2.—The public jour-
nals fpeak of a great change which may be expeded
loon to take place in the Government of Switzerland.
This report, however, appears to be unfounded.
Uncertain reports in the public journals fay like-
wife that the mother of the Emperor NaroLzow will
receive the title of Princefs of Parma and Piacenza;
that the lea ports of the Papal territory will be an•
nexed to the kingdom of Italy, for which the Pope
will receive Sienna, to recompence the lofs of which
Lucca will be united to the kingdom of Italy.
BUILDS, JULY I.—The flay here of the Ruffian
Negotiator, NOTOSILTZOFI, was not in confequence
of any delay he has experienced on the part of the
French Government, but to wait for farther infiruc-
tions from his own Court. On his arrival in the
capital of Pruffia, the Pt uffian Miniaer, Baron HAIL.
OP N BS. so, a Member of BONAPARTE'S Legion of Ho-
nour, delivered to him all the neceffary Paffports to
proceed to Bruffels, where JOSEPH BONAPAZTE is
now waiiing fur him. But contrary to Rummies
promiie at the opening of the Seffion of the Legifla-
'ism Body—, not to extend the limits of the French
Empire'—Genoa has been feized on, and this feizurs
was not -known at St. Peterfburgh when M. Novo-
511.TZOFF left that city; he therefore thought it ne-
ceffary to ark for further orders on this account, and
was daily expelling a Courier from his Sovereign
how to all.

In the mean time Novosiwrzory is much cajoled
by Baron HAILDENBARG, and has been frequently
vi-
fitc by BOYAPARTA'S Emiffary, LA FORST, who has
attempted to convince him that the Incorporation of
Genoa was a necelfary ad after the alrumption of the
Royal Diadem of Italy. M. NOVOSILTZOFF has re-
ceived the French Minider, as well as the Pruffian,
very coolly, but lives upon the moft friendly terms
with the Britifh Knitter. Mr. JacKsow.

The talk of an Armed Neutrality by land is re-
newed here, and not conf dered entirely improbable,
fhould 13nta AAAAA a not accede to the propel:4ls for a
Central Pacification agreed to by the Cabinets of St.
Peterfburgh and Berlin.
Beaus, JULY 6.—M. de Novosiwrzorr has re-
ci ived a courier from St. Peterfburgh, who has made
the journey in !even days, which is uncommonly ex-
pediiious. Another courier, arrived yellerday, from
London.

MILAN, JOSS 20.—Two Imperial decrees have
btu publithed here; one for rendering navigable the
blincio, from the lake of Garda to it► influx into the
; and the other for corking a navigable Canal from
Br cfcia to the Oglio. IV another dnrcc, dated the

2sd, a Canal h to be cnt from Pavia taGlati, which
is to be completed in eight years.
At Genoa, in all public aRs, the name of the Em-
peror is now ufed iallead of the title of the Ligurian
Republic.

Lsc 'foam, Juan 18.—The price of corn in Spain
having in a thurt time fallen three fourths, the Corn-
dealers in Italy, and throughout the Levant, who
had fpcculated on the late high prices, have loftgreat
turns of money.
The houfe of TOMASINI, at Marfeilles, has (lopped
payment.

ITALY, Julie 36.—The Auflrian deputation, con-
filling of General ViNceor, &c. appointed t• com-
pliment the Emperor NAPOLIOX, have been invited
to dine with him at Verona.

The Government of Genoa has ordered its Envoy
at Vienna, BOCCARDI, a gratification of ao,ooo li fres,
and an annual penfion of io,ooo livres.
The report that Ancona, and other neutral pores
on the Mediterranean, will be occupied by French
troops, is not confirmed.

Three Englifh frigates are cruizing before Genoa.
The States of Genoa, Parma, Piacenza, Gna@alla,
and Lucca, will be united under the fovereignty of
the Emperor Neroz cm It is reported that the
title of Grand Duke of Genoa will be created.

On the sad of May, Come difturbances happened
at Leghorn, occafioned by a difpute between a Cor-
fican foldier and one of the inhabitants. Some Swifs
foldiers belonging to the French garrifon there, took
part in the affray, and one of the inhabitants was
killed. Thofe who began the tumult were, however,
taken into enftody, and tranquillity was reftored.
HAG UN, JULY 2.1 t is confirmed that the camp
at Zeyft will be removed to North Holland, and par-
ticularly to the Helder, where General MA&MOMT,
the Infpeitor General of our Army and Marine, Ge-
neral Dumoscsau, and the Minifter at War, PT•
mass, now are.

All the artillery intended for the camp ar Zeyft is
now on its way for North Holland.

JULY 6.—The expedition againft England appears
now to be very near taking place; at leaft the molt
alive preparations are making fine Prince Louis has
taken the command of the army on the coati. The
negociations for peace, conducted by M. Novosivr-
atm, will be accompanied by the preparations for
this expedition.

No intelligence from Lord Nassom is yet received.
The wind has been unfavourable. The reports on
the fubjett of the two fleets, deferve no attent ion.
There was fome apprehenfion entertained at
LLOYD'S, yellerday, for the fafety of the (hips from
Antigua. kit they may have been met by the Com-
bined Fleets.—lt is reported by the Sips arrived
from St. Kitt's, that they failed from Antigua to St.
Thomas's, in confequence of the notice fent by Ad-
miral COCHRAN', for all veffels to make their
way home, or to neutral ports; and, that they failed
much about the time the French Fleet came down
towards Antigua. The apprehenflon of their being
captured refts on no other ground than this conjec-
ture; and befides, we fhould think that fome account
of their being captured muff have reached Antigua,
before the Cu R EU X failed on the 13th, had the event
taken place. We attach no credit to the report.
Lord Nassom, in a letter from Antigua to a Friend
in London, writes thus :—" Although I very much
regret the misfortune of not meeting with the enemy
in the Well Indies, yet I have the confolation of be-
lieving that I have been the humble inthument, under
Dtvitts PanviDENce, of laving thefe Wands, toge-
ther with zoo fail of merchantmen !"

The LIVELY frigate arrived at Portfmouth on Mon-
day evening, with difpatches from the Mediterra-
nean, and Admiral KNIGHT, at Gihraltar ; the was
immediately placed under quarantine at the Mother•
bank.

The following extra& of a letter, dated Madras,
4th February, contains a more circumftantial ac-
count of the piratical efforts of the French Marine
in thole feu than that which we yeflerday fubmitted
to our Readers :
" The Wadley and Afia indiamen left this on the 13th of Ja-
nuary, for Vifingapatarn. Accounts have been this day received
from that port, that the Pfychc frigate, of 32 guns, was in there
roads at anchor, when the Indlimen appeared in the offing, and
that the French frigate immediately gave chase to them ; but it is
expelled be will not be the better for it, as the two Indlarnen
took fifty kamen from she Exeter when &cleft Madras, and too
foidiers, for the defence of the (hips. To morrow's putt will, I
doubt not, bring us farther accounts, but the Jenks falls tonight."
The Commander of the WRANGLER gun-brig has
received-Letters of Thanks from the Lords Commit:
fioners of the Admiralty, from the Commander in
Chief, and from Rear Admiral Dosrozas, expreffive
of their approbation of the gallant condu& of his
people in cutting out the Bien Ain* French Hoop,
on the ift indent, near Boulogne, from under the
fire of five guns, mounted on a battery, fonr field-
pieces, one mortar, and the mulketry of Sao foldiers.
The hoop was commanded by a Lieutenant de Ma-
rine Militaire, and was cut out by the Waawot.za's
cutter and ren men. The-cutter was nearly knocked
to pieces by a flint of large calibre : fix men were in
her at the time, but luckily no one was hurt.
Profeffor Az N Emu, of Hamburgb, a Gentleman
of great celebrity in the fcientific and literary world,
has undertaken to condu& the Foreign Department
of the Medical and Phyfical Journal, in place of Dr.
NOLHDEN, of Gottingen, lately deceafed.
The Norridan Prize at Cambridge is this year ad-
judged to THOME, &HADLEY, M. A. of Trinity
College, for his Effay on k The Internal Evidence of
the Religion of Motes."
The Earl of BAR 'THOR I'S Marys= is matched
againft Sir JOHN SHELLY'S Cortycendr, the diftance
one mile, on the race courfe at Brighton. Lord BAR..
RY MOLE to chufe the ground on or before the day of
darting.
Monday the Edinburgh new Court of Police was
opened with great ceremony, an account or which
will appear in our peat.