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TO TILE PROPRIETORS Olf EAST INDIA STOCK. I
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IN aln addrefing rnyfelf to you, the predominant
f my mad, molt be the warm& fade of patkude I
tow numerous Proinletora, who,fince I Ire dear/tad my-
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couraged roc to rely upon their Cordial Buppenorbasever I timid
proceed to a Ballot, and which I was prepared to do urn the mu
Vacancy. -
The Hanosftb:. Seleftiost, which new ails open me to forego,
for a ties, this favourite °Wed of my ambition. and to dedicate a
further portion of my Life to your fervicp abroad. In the capacity
of Secretary to Marquis Coenwallis;will, I truft, In its eonfe
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PARIS, MARCH 29.
It appears that no change has been ;nude in the
projefts in regard to the departure of the Emperor,
-and that his Majetty will fet out from Fountainblean
the day after to.merrow. M. Rasscsar, fir& Cham-
berlain of the Emperor, is charged with carrying the
ornaments which are to terve for the confecration of
his Majetty, the King of Italy. It is faid he fet out
the day before yefterday.
Monfignor Cardinal Fascu fet oat yeßerday in
order to repair to Lyons, and proceed thence to Mi-
les, to be prefent at the coronation of the Wing of
Italy. His eminence was accompanied by the Abbe
Baostte, Almoner of the Emperor, and the Abbe
SAMIIRAT9 Matter of the Ceremonies of the Imperial
Chapel.
Melo. 31.—Yefterday the Tribunate in a
b
proceeded to the Palace of St. Cloud, and being t>t-
troduced into the Hall of Audience beflare the throne,
by M. Caastirat Matter of the Ceremonies, and
pretested to his ilajetty by his Imperial Highnefs
Prince Joss rtt, Grand Efeetor ; M. FAilti. the Pre-
fident, read an Addrefs, Irons which the following
is an extra& :

Your MajeAy has thought k your duty to accept for a limbed
time the Crown offered to you ; but you did not enter istothis deer
tenninatkui through views of ambition ; you thereby acquire no
other influence than that which you enjoyed as Pradeot of the
Italian Republic. The refources you found in that country are the
tome, and cannot be increafed : in a word, your Majaity cannot
derive from the new title conferred on you any other advantageg
than that of a great moral power, to wader= the epoch at which
the people of Italy, lets feeble and lefs divided, than have acquired
energy and confiftence, without which they could never form a
free and Independent Rate . .
• In regard to us, Sire, being fully convinced. wtth an your other
faithful fubjeds, of the purity of war views, and the dare you
hove always had to tile to the world a foiltand durable pew, we
Stall okays retain in our remembrance thq greet Cervices yew have
remieroil to that ewentry. and your innonserable !works t Wog ea-
'wipes bas taught us to coma to go" our formes.*
' •

MONDAY, APRIL; Is.
• EAsraa•Menn.kr...-Haliday at WI the Public doer
MUCK OF STOCKS O 1 SATURDAY :
3 per C. Red: An. 3611 India Stock 179 •
3 per Cent. Coat. Ana S7}} India Beads to. a as. dIC
4 per Cent C. nit Excheq. SUL t‘ talit.
4 per Cent. ntil Omrthun 11 prem
5 per Cent. Navy 82 88a linghlh Tickets al. as,.
Long Amalfi} t 3-0 Caller Mak OH

The 13emaraza, Capt. "Imo Lis, from Demtrara,
is. arrived at Liverpool : the failed from thence an the
sth March, in company with the Duke of Kent,Doa•
st WALL, bound for the Clyde, a4d the Ceres, °Land
for London ; arrived at Sarbadoes on the 9th, and
failed again the fame evening ; the brings in account
of the French having left the Wand of Doninica,
and gone either to Martinique or Guadaloupe, iffier
receiving a contribution of 75001. currency from the
inhabitants not to dFltroy the town. Some reports
fay 16,0001. Reding.

Letters received by the Liihon packet, ;IA arrived.
Rate that Admiral Cocuaar It was off that port be-
tween the 6th and gth March, and continued there
three days. It was conjeaured at Oporto that he
has fince failed for the Weft Indies.

The fame letters Rate that it was generally expo&
ed at Litho% that the French trooes would loon ca-
ter Forutgal. ' •

This Morning we received Come more French jour-
nals and Dutch Papers, but not of a later date than
thofe will& came to hand laa week.

An article in the gotterdem Courant. of April 6,
fays.-44 Letters from Maffei*. Rate, that the'fitting
out of llsips of war at Toulon is carded on'with
great aaiiitY: Several thonfaiid land troops have
alto arrived, and with this reinforcement the fleet will
[con make an attempt to fail again. Great tecrecy,
howeversis obferved on this fubjea, and even when tve
fquadron returned no perfooon board knew with cer.
tainty what had beeretts real defiination. The Cap.•
tains bad received from. the Admiral failed orders,
which tlsey were not to open but in cafe of the greateß
neceffity, if they *old be feparated fro* the reit of
the fquadroc.—This meafure was the more necellary,
as Englifit (pies have been deteaed alotig the Conk,
who, by means of Mermen, kept up a correfpondince
with the Englith fleet ; the latter, fume their fruitier'
cruize to Sicily, have not again appeared before Tod-
lon, but reamed their former Ration off Sardinia." •

The Scoa►ios sloop of war, Capt. Carram,bas
captured and carried into Yarmouth a National
privateer, mounting ten guns, and having on board
ago° gland of arms, tome brafs guns, clothing, and
camp equipage. She had made no captures, and was
bound, it is raid, to the Wea Indies.

This morning arrived the Hambtrgh Mail due yef-
Jay. The following are the principal articles of in-
telligence it brings :..-
biasstaa, Maims a.—The Englifh fleet appeared
in the latter end of January, between Palermo and
Meffina, in expe&ation of meeting with the Toulon
fleet. When Admiral liaison found himfelf mif-
taken in his expeaation, he failed on the 3 tit of Ja-
nuary with t t Chips of the line, and feveral frigates
and corvettes, through this ftrait, with a moderate
breeze, for Malta, leaving one frigate for obfervation
at the Fern, where (he fill lies. Since that time we
here know nothing of Netsoot and his fleet: tome
believe that he has failed for Egypt, in quell of the
French fleet, which, however, it is now known has
put back to Toulon.
Of the 33 fail of Engliffi merchant ffiips, which,
on the 4.th of February, on their pafrelgt from Malta
to Gibraltar, were difperfed near Cape de Gates, by
the French frigates Hortenfe and Incorruptible, five
have made their efcape to Malta, two to Palermo,
and Come others to Sardinia and the coaft of Barbary.
This fleet was laden with cotton, currants, dried
fruits, and other produas of the Levant and Sicily.
fecond fleet will loon fail from Malta for England,
under a (irong convoy. We have nothing elfe new
in Sicily ; every thing is quiet, even Etna.
NATLII, MARCH 5.—Our court has Cent Prince
CARDITO to snake propofals on feveral fubjeas to the
French General in Chief Sr. Cut. The Prince has
returned, and has obtained that the Neapolitan for-
treffes (hall continue to be occupied by our troop!.
General Demas, who is in the fervice of Naples, has
received orders to leave the Conn and repair to
Palermo.
ROM's MARCH ao.—The Neapolitan General, Da-
IRAs, who has been difiniffed the fervice, will,accord
ing to the lama letters from Naples, immediately let
\out for Sicily ; he will, however, retain a penfion of
\t t,OOO. ducats.
The fudden departure from Naples of the Englith
A.mbaffador, Mr. Eu.tor, gave occaGon to many
ralfe reports ; be had, however, only gone to Gaetta,
lo wait perfonally on his Sardinian Mljefty.
The celebrated naturaliit Faux Fontana died at
Florpace 09 the nthinil. in the 76th year of bu age,
he was buried dole to the coffin of Galileo.
VIENNA, MARC 9 30e-111 C French Ambairador
here has officially notified the nomination of his So-1
wereign to be King of Italy.
His Imperial Majefty his appointed Gaetano),
who was Entay to the Republic of Venice a fort
time before its difolution, to be Atpbarador to She
i Court of Spin.
The FM1;1 Ambaffador bas requelted and obtain-
ed permiffion to follow the French Emperor to Milan
—he will there meet with his predeceffor at yiesna,
the pretest Milieu for Foreign Affairs.
VOYSTANTINOPLII, Fee. as.-p-The Porte has an•
' ;mowed to all the foreign Miaiftersj by a circular
Note that the new tarif of cuftoms for all nations
trading to Turkey, has been definitively regulated;
but, the French Gowernment not having explained
itfelf on thialubjeft, the Porte tranfiiitted to Paris
the tuft; in which it is dillinalyezpreffed that French
(hips arriving in Turkey ',hall pay 3 per cent. ad va•
(Drees on the merchandise ihey bring, to which it has
been added, that if the Frnieh 'do not declare them-
felyes on this fulled in the (pace of fix Months, the
officers of the cnioms in Turkey mall have orders
to take the 3 per cent. on the anirebandize of all
flips arriving in the Leiant teas. the Forte con-
cludei this circular note by requefting all die Mini-
fters not to occafion any impediment to its new 'fyf-
tem of the cuftoms.
Heave, APRIL 6.—The French Legation here
has received advice from Paris, that the Rochefort
fquadroa has taken the Englifh Weft India Iflands
of. Dominique and St. Lucia, and was proceeding
on an expedition again ft Surinam and Demerara.
The day after to-morrow the voting in the new
Conftitution begins.
The French Charge d'Affaires here, M. Mats
VAULT, will be appointed, it is Paid, to another poll.
M. Otto, Envoy at Munich, will conic hither as
Ambalador. General Ssearrieva is appointed to
the French army in Holland. •

Yellerday his MAJZITY and the Duke of CAM.
Princeffes Maar and Await.% accompanied
by Count Mom aria, Generals FITZROY and Gwrisß
and Major Puce, walked to St. George's Chapel,
and beard an excellent fermon by the Rev. Dr. HaL•
Low, from the both Chapter of St. John, and s9th
vex& After Divine Service the Royal Family took
an Hiring to Frogmore.

Wednefday hit, his Excellency the Eerl of MOIRA
'arrived at Edinburgh, and refound his command of
the Forces in Scotland.
Chi Monday UR the parties who were defirtins of
controlling foe &loan of 1,800,0001. for the fervice 9f
Ireland; Wet at the Cattle to deliver their offers.—
There were threi parties, but they bad all coalefce3,
and they offered, terms fo extravagant, that they
were not accepted. They then retired to another
room, and made stiother bidding, which was to the
following effea Botoosies, HAMMOND,
andiWo era, being the heads of the three lifts—For
every tool. gelling offered, to take of $ per Cents.
tool...and of 5 per Cents. 491. 211. `7O. which Mil' alf9
coofxlered fo high, that the Deputy of the Chancel.'
lorof thi Exchequer would only accept the offer,
fubjed id the approbation of Mr. FOSTIIt. We un
derllood oil Saturday that he refuted to ratify the
bargain; ind that in eonfequence of this, the loan
will be controlled for is England. • • •

MARK LANE.

CORN EXCHANOR, APRIL 15.

The fupply of When this day is in middling qu..n.
thy; the trade heavy, and at the further reduaicn
of about 3s. per quarter on good famples, and more
fo on inferior qualities.—Barley, from remaining
ample', is in plenty, and continues to have very little
tale, at lets prices ; in Malt little difference.—Tick
Beans alc lower.—Having large arrivals of Oats,
many cargoes of foreign, caufes (ales Is. and as. per
quarter cheaper.—Flour of the belt quality renlains
as dear, not having much at hand, and inferior forts
at lets.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
What, 70A 806- PeT4lr. Grey Peale 3 ts. to 4ct.
Pine Etitto. loos. 503404. Brans, 42s 49g. od.
Ric. Su. 58s. oa. Tick Ditto scs. 455. od
Barleym:s. 474 Ca. Oats, 225. 755.27,„
Malt, 745. Sos. od. Poland ditto, IS. 29s od.
WM= Peak. 431. 454. od. Cinquefoil, oos. oc..
Rape Secd, col. to col. per Li it.

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour las. to Bss. Seconds 7u. to gas pc: rack.

FROM TUC LONDON GAZITTE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from tae returns
ending the 6th of April, 1803.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale.
a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. s. 4.
91 II 39 6 47 11 27 3 47 0149 11

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns mads
In the wed' ending April to, is scs. old.. per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
Filet/ OF GRAIN AT TOE FOLLOWING NA 3.
BASINGSTOICE,•••WheIIt 921 od to £l9£ od per Quarter.
.

_
Barley 46s od to 49s co means 481 04 to 54s od
Oats ass od to 29$ cd I Peale oos od to oos od
'MAlDtkillZAD.—Wheat 7411 cd to tzos od per Qr.
B4roir 465 04 to 47s od I Beans Jos od to 561 n.
Oats 275 od to 32s od Peale sos od to 56s
tiewsuat.—Wheat 661 od to 1105 od per (.2r,
Barley 464 od to sos od I Beans 46s od to 551 ad
Oats 231 od to 3os od Peale sos od to 56s o 4
HENLETIVIICat 58s ad to isoo od per
Earley 4311 od to 48i cd I Beans 44s od to sos od
Gists 23s od to 3os od Peale 495 04 to 545 od
REankno.---Wheat 6os od to Laos od per Q.E.
Barley 43i od 'to 48s od I Beans 4511 od to 48s od
esia • 241 6d to 28s od Peale oos od to we od

IiADDINGTON CORN MARKET, April s.
Wheat fold heavily. and prices neatly as lift day. No material
altaatioo an prkes 9( *nay. Seed 325. to 355. current prices a9s.
tots. Oats fold lieavily, and prices Were near .rs. per boll loweis
Potato. Oats tot. to ass: Common Oats rya. to sos. Peale and
Bans above 16.6 d. lower, heft zps. current prices t6s. 6d. to liSe•
59a bolls of Whoa in the market. Average al. 9s. od. 11-taut
per boll. '

A pivate letteT from Han:burgh, of the sth fays :
" This day artived'lsat the Senator Sank., the Hamborgh
Deputy at Pets, and the political information be brings with hitta.
does not feak to be of a favotaable kind. 'Orden have been givot
to employ gst additional noodle of binds, to accelerate the demo.
Utica of the anticat and celebrated works of this fdttrefs; air its
artillery, excepting a few pieces, together with Other military
fares, bas be folder public sootiodl and the city of Lubec fol-
lows the latimple.". •
•
.ThiCourt'of the Tuilleries hai not yet gong into
mourning for the leteqseCn Dpwager of btussta.—
As a prelude to their obfervance of this ceremonial,
a moft deptifigeg demand has been traisfinitted to the
French Refident at Berlin, to know hoWthat Court
will cpndud Will; in cafe of tho demife of any Of the
.
aiguj Botieves.ra family

The beautiful and wealthy young Mps, Mifs Er—,
who eloped with Captain orthe Navy, from
/lames Common. a wort time fince, wad made
happy bridelairrhurfday, as loon as fiteand her gal-
lant enamorato had crotred the Tweed : her opulent
father promifes to forgive her, provided that the will
;aura, and receive the abfolution of the Synagogue.
Sattirdly the mei Material cafe at Guildhall wzs
a charge againft an Atcpriaqi well known in the
city for his eccentricities; who, learuinY that a friend
of his, hot with the Turcan grape, had.got Llto the
Compter, went there at two in the morning, and rang
at the bells till he brcke all the pulls, and then bat-
tered at the gates till they let him in, not as a guetl,
but as a prifoner. It was (Fated to'be a great hard•
(hip to refufe him admilfion to Tint a Omni in du-
rance ; but Alderman SMITH thought it as hail for
an Attorney to attempt to break into a prifon, and or-
dered him to find bail for his appearance at the Sef-
fiqns.

• The Parks were uncommonly 'crowded yefterday ;
there was, however, but a (mall (prinking of perfons
of diftinaion. Amon_g the latter were, her Royal.
Higkoefs the Princefs CH•lt LOTT' of Watts, who,
accompanied by Dowager Lady vs CLIFFORD, paired
through the Park about four o'clock. Lord Caan tar
droveu 'phaeton, with four chefout horfes. Mr. Cot.-
airs drove an elegant barouche (pea-green), andfour.
beautiful blood chefnut both,. The Duchefs of Sr.
Atasa's viai in her vis-a-vis, accompanied by her
lovely fifterNifs Mama sai. Roans-row was full of
horfemen, and the line of march, for thefoot, extended
three deep, from the Park-gate to Kenfington Gar-
dens. Owing to the boifterous wind, and exceillvc
dull, the Park was cleared at an early hour.

It appears by a Letter from Plymouth, that Lord
Cocmma, of the PALLAS, has, with the confent of
his crew, returned to the Captain of the Spanith fhip
la Fortuna, and 4 patTenger.who was on board, five
thonfand dollars each; of their private property taken
in that veffel, and which 'amounted to fray thoufand
dollars in fpecie and mercbandize. The cafe of the
Car* was peculiarly dißreffing, as he had loft a
fimilar fortune in exactly the fame manner laft war ;
and'having begun the world again, has been ever
fince realising an independence, which he was con-
veying home to fettle for life. The merchant's cafe
was equally hard, as he had pared the belt part of
his life in the unhofpitable climate of Peru.
At Malton rates, laft week, Mr. Robfon's colt,
which was rode by j. Midgley, leaped over the cords;
and by the refolution of the boy's &II attempt to
bring him back, be broke down a poll ; and in the
fecond attempt the cok fell upon another poll, which
crunted his rider info dreadful a Manner, that he died
next day.

Bo:usu.—Saturday a defperate battle was fought
in Paddington-ftelds, between George Wheeler, a
paella of notoriety, and J. Harris, a wheelwright.
They were eoikiidered as a tolerably equal tpatch.—
At the onfet, HArris received a fevere blow on the
head, but retorted, by laying his antagonill prollrate.
Ten furious rounds then focceeded, when Wheeler
being worfted, was cotopelletd to give in. The ba4le
lalled twenty minutes.

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