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London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

TEIT'ItsDAY, NIARCH 19.

MICE 3I STOCKS MIS DAY AT ONE (YCLdCI4..

Confols 56i—for acc. 57 --5 per C.
Onmium 3 31 prou.
PRICE 0} STOCKS PEST} RDA); :

Bath Stock (hut
3 pc, Cvnt. Red. film
3 per C. Conf. 361 ;
4 per Ct nt.COnf. Riot
per C. Navy )4 I
Imp. 3 pm C. 36

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Oinniuni 21 31
!rah I)eb.
rank fur Ace.
Indi.l fur Ace.
Conf. for April 561 57.157

It gives na great pain to be obliged to (late the
lots of his Majefly's (hip INVINCIBLE, of '4 guns,
which failed from Yarmouth on the 16th Mama,
in order to join the North Sea fleet. Soon after
failing, which was about twelve o'clock, fir: (truck
on the Ridge Sand, fourteen miles from Winter-
ton, where the remained, notwithflanding every
exertion that was made by cutting awry her malls,
&c. till Tnefday morning, when the was got ofT
the fand ; but, unfortunately, had fuflained fo
much damage that flue foon after funk in deep
water. Admiral 'Forry was taken out of her by
the LIVELY excite cutter, Captain GINTHORP.
According to one acccount 125, according to
another 197, of the men were alfo laved ; but Cap-
tain CA: Lev, and the remainder of the crew,
perilhed. Such an event mull at all times be dif-
treffing ; but is more particularly to at the prcfent
period, when the affdlanee of our brave tars is fo
much wanted to maintain the honour and dig-
nity of the B:itifir flag, and to break the penverful
combination that has been formed againft it.
By the packet whiCh brought over the lall mail
from Hanthurgh, a MelTenger arrived at Lord
HAWKESBURY'S Of with dificitches from LOW
ELGIN, dated Conflantinople, February sth,
very favourable alTurances in regard to the
Egyptian expedition. Sir RALPH ABERCROMBIE
is fuppofed to have failed, but the original plan of
the attack had been changed for one better fuited
to circumffances ; and the Turks were to co-ope-
rate on the fide of El Arifch.

Lieutenant HARRIS arrived veßerday morning at
the Admiralty with difpatchcs from Lord KEITH,
which were landed at Portfmouth on Tnefday, from
the CONSTANCE frigate. By this conveyance, let-
ters from Malta of a later date than thofe which
arrived laft week were received, and the difpatches
bring the lateft account from the army under Sir
RALPH ARLRCROMBIE ; at the period, When they
were fent off, no important Rep had been taken to-
wards the reduction of Egypt, and a report is fence
current, that on account of the backwardnefs of
the Turks to co-operate, the expedition will be
abandoned. For the truth of this intelligence,
however, we do not pretend to vouch ; we give it
merely as the report of the day.
The private letters from Berlin by the Ham-
burgh Mail, Rate, that no meafures hoftile to this
country have yet taken place in that quarter ; and
that, ou the contrary, appearances are favourable
to Great Britain. It is even faid that the Court
of Berlin has offered to mediate between this
Country and the Northern Powers, in order to ac.
commodate the exilling differences.
A private letter from Copenhagen Rates, that
Mr. DRUMMOND, UIIO had been left Charge d'afj:
fairy:, at that Court, had on the Nth Wt. received
letters tiom London, appointing him Minister Ple-
nipotentiary at that Court.
It is alio Rated in private letters from Stocl:hclm,
that a fleet of twelve men of war failed from Car-
lefcroon on the t tth inft. for the Sound. The La
is as plait. ely avowed in this letter, as the appoint-
ment of Mr. Daum stomn in the preceding. Bnt it
is hardly probable that the ice (hould have given
wav in the Gulph of Finland.
•

The American Agent at Paris has addreffed the
following Note to the American Agents at the
other ports.:
" A circular Letter of Mr. CATHCART, the
Agent of the I Yoked States at Tripoli, in Barbary,
dated 3d January lall, informs us, that that Re-
gency has officially declared War againft the
United States; and that the KING of SWEDEN
having made a Treaty with the Regency, can no
longer, by his frigate‘ hi the Mediterranean, pro-
tea our (hips again I the Tripohine Corfairs."
The Mai al-ilk of TOWN SEN Ws Birth-day was ce-
lebrated in Ireland, as ;dual, with great feflivity.
Mr. Do; rTAS has not yet resigned his Office of
President of the Board of Controul, as he is com-
pleting. a:6 bufincfs before the Board previous to
his giving it up to Lord Idwistfam.
the Talc. at the Corn Exchange yefterday were
rather brilker than on Monday.though f:w famplcs
of Wheat übtain:.d more than eight guineas a quar-
ter. Fine Flour was from I 255. to I 3os. per lack.
ORATORIO..--A new Seleaion from the •Works
of Ha vnct., confitling of tome of his moll ad•
mired Vocal Performances, attraeled a numerous
audience halt night at Covent-Garden, and the
whole was fupporrcd with admirable force and cor-
reanefs. Mrs. MARC F atiPt was the novelty of the
evening : the is a refpeftable Performer, and with
more praelice will be very ufeful. er " Aw-
ful pleating Being," was much applauded. The
fine old Canon, N:a A'o4ir, was given with good
I effe.9, and a Hymn originally compofed by the
famous MARTIN LI/ rm Ea, with appropriate ac-
companiments by Mr. BAUDIG AAAAA powerfully
interefled the feelings of the audience. The blind
young Lady played a Sonata on the Grand Piano
Forte, with two ordinary degree of skill and tafte.