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London, England, 1801-04-18 00:00:00

SATURDAY, APRIL iS.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confols 6cs3 6z 601 61—for May account 614 4.
Omnium 93, to prem.
5 per Cent. ?If—Long Ann. zBf.
TRICE OF STOCK! YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock 163 164 5 Cent. Loy. sps
3 per Cent. Red. 606614 Long Ann.at 4
3 per C. ConL 6z4 61 Short Ann. s t•s 6f
4 per Con. Cog 784 794 Ornnlum 94 to
S.per C. Navy 971..1 CooL for May 62 &If
Duaun, Aram is.s—Price of Stocks this day :
Bank Stock 237—..3i per (Sent. Gov. Deb 724—s per C. 811.-
4 per C. Grand Can. Deb. 71-3 per C. Deb. for Aug. 87.

His MAJESTY, this morning, accompanied by
his Royal Highnefs Prince ADOLF us, and Gene.
ral MasissEs, took an airing on horfcback along
Weftminfter Bridge : as the KING paired through
the Park the foldiers were drawn out on the parade.
A refpettable old Lady, full of Loyalty and love
for the KING and his FAMILY, on teeing his MA-
JESTY pars, exclaimed, " GOD biers your MAJES.
TY and Admiral NELSON !" His MAJESTY IDIOa
diately pulled off his hat, and laid, " Thank ye,
good woman, thank ye I" His MAJESTY appear-
ed in very good fpirits.
We announced yellerday the arrival of Paw,
ADOLPHUS from Hanover. At the time his Royal
Highnefs left Hanover, the. Pruffian troops had
begun their march to take poffeffion of that Elec-
torate ; but it was generally believed, that in con•
fequence of the death of the Emperor Pain, a
meffenger had been difpatched from Berlin with
orders to flop their farther progrefs.
A report being circulated in the City for feve-
r:id days paft, that a brother of the CHIEF Conti.
had arrived in town, we have made particular en.
quity into the truth of there reports, and can
affure the Public, that no fuch perfon is arrived,
or even expelled. The negotiation carrying on
betwixt this Country and France, through the
means of Mr. OTTO, is not yet far enough ad.
vanced to render the prefence of any other perfea
neccirary.

This morning we received Paris Journals to the
t4th inclufive. The death of PAUL has not yet
found infection in the Official Journal, but in all
the others it is Rated, and with confidence ; and
in Come of them is accompanied with malicious
comments, infinuating, that the poignard of the
affallin had been, moil probably, employed, and by
the infligation of this country.—lp fupport of this
furmife, they refer to the exultation exprefftd in
tome Englifh journals on an unfounded report
circulated, Come time ago,. of a Revolution having
taken place in Ruffia. Wq (hall only obferve,
in anfwer to the foul calumny, that Britain has
never yet been difgraced by an open propofal, to
embody taco regicides as was done in France, in
an early Rage of the Revolution.
The Moniker fays, that " Letters from Genoa
Rate, that accounts had arrived there from Car
liari, that an Englifh frigate and a brig bad ar-
rived there from Lord jCsivit's fleet, which an-
nounced that the Englifh Beet would Coon arrive at
that place."—This notice was accompanied with
no kind of comment, or the (mallet remark to
make it intelligible ; which, in the prefent circum-
(lances, it is not. Has Lord KIITK returned
from Egypt without waiting to know the refult of
General AIIFICROMBIR'S movements ?-0r has he
curled back with him the Britifla troops, and left
the French in quiet pofTcffion of Egypt t—lt cant
not be.

The following are the only other articles worthy
of notice in thefe Journals :

PALII, APRIL 13.
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was found dead in his bed at 4 o'clock in the
morning. He was forty-fix years and fix months
old, being born on the if of Oftober 1754 ; he
reigned only four years and four months, as he
afcended the throne on the 17th of Nov. 1796.
He Was twice married ; firft on the loth of
October 1773, IV NATOLIA.ALEXIEWNA, of Here-
Darmftadt : he was left a widower on the 26th of
April 1776, and married the 13th of Oftober, the
;m year, SOPHIA DOROTHEA, of Wurtemburg
Stuttgard, born the 25th of Oftober 1759.
By this marriage he had four fons and five
daughters. The fons are: ALEXANDER PAULO-
witz, born the 23d of December, 1777, married
the 9th of Oftober, 1793, to MARY LOUISA ELI.
zABETH ALEXIEWHA of Baden, born the 4th of
January, 1779.-2 d. CONSTANTINE PAULowras
born the Bth of May, 1779, married the 26th of
February, 1796, to JULIA HENRIETTA of SaXe.
Cobourg, born September 23d, 1781.-3 d. NI-
CHOLAS PAVLOWITSCH, born July 2d, 1795.-4th.
MICHAEL PETROWIT2, born the Bth of February,
1798.
The Daughters are: tit. ALEXANDER ANNE
PAULOWNA, born the 7th of January, 1785, mar-
ried the zoth of February, 1799, to FERDINAND
Archduke of Auftria, died in childbed on the 16th
of March, 1801.-2 d. HELENA PAULOWNA, born
the 24th of December, 1784, married the 19th
of May, 1799, to FREDERIC Louts, Hereditary
Prince of Mecklenbourg Schwerin.-3d. MARY
PAULOWNA, born the sth of February, 1786.-
4th. CATHERINE PAULOWNA, born the 211 l of
May, 1788.—And, ANNE PAULOWNA, born the
7th of January, 1795.
ALEXANDER PAULOWITZ, the Czar's eldeft fon,
fucceeds his father; the oath of fidelity was taken
to him, with the ufual formalities, on the 25th of
March, the fame day on which his father died.—
Ile is a prince of very auftere manners, and of a
mild charatter, calculated to conciliate every
heart.—Yourtrai des Debar:.
ROME, MARCH 24.
The Minifter Acrou fill direCts the affairs of
Naples.—The Englifh, on the 15th, appeared be-
fore that port with a fleet of 13 (hips; but the
governthent having fignified to them, that accord-
ing to the terms of the Armiflice concluded with
the French, they could not be received, they fet
fail again the next day.

BREST, APRIL 7.
The latefine weather has brought the Englifh
again on our coatis ; we fee them daily, and eat
count twenty-four fhips.

Neither the LOAD CHAN chtLopt nor the SPEAKER
tithe Houle of Commons will have arty more
evening levees this Salon of Parliament.
In confequence of Sir MICHAEL SMITH'S ap-
pointment to the Maftrry of the Rolls in Ireland,
he is to be fuccccded on the Exchequer Bench by
the Right Hon. ST. GEORGE DALY, in place of
whom C. M. ClitEtssY, Efq. is to be Prime Ser-
jeant.
Orders are ifTued at the Patent Office for
creating Sir HYDE P zzzzz and Lord NELSON,
Englifh Vifcounts, and Rear Admiral Gaavas a
Baronet of Great Britain.

Our Court has prefented the Ruffian Officer who
brought the intelligence of the Emperor Pain's
&mile, with
_cool.
A paragraph which appeared in feveral Papers
tome weeks' ago, reipetaing Lord DUNGANNON'S
having been defrauded of upwards of ao,oool. by
an agent of his lately deceafed, we have authority
to fay, is totally unfounded; there not being the
leaft ground whatever for fuch a report.
A private letter from Barampore, dated Sept.
3oth, tioo, rays ; a It is reported here that the
Mahrattas feem inclined to go to war with us, and
that we are going to raife Tut more regiments of
Sepoys. Every thing, however, is very quiet in
Bengal."
Captain Mossa, who fell in the :talon of the 2d
inf. commanded the Ssanwecu, at the Note, at
the time the mutiny broke out on boats that fhip,
in the year 1797.
Sir T. B. TNOISPSON commanded the LIANDER;
of go guns, in the memorable battle of Aboukir,
in which he difplayed equal bravery and judgment.
Capt. Reov, of the AMAZON, was killed by a
chain-fhot from the Crown Battery, at Copenha-
gen, at the moment he was cheering his men,
eight of whom had the inciant before been killed
by a fingle fhot. There were no fewer than eighty
pieces of cannon playing at one time on the ANA-
zon frigat from the above battery.
Captain Orway who brought the dispatches
from Admirals Sir Tiros Paula and Lord N L.
sow, attended yefterday at the Admiralty: that
Officer left Town laft night, with Government ad-
vice, to the Admirals-commanding the Britilh fleet

off cornhagen.
In t te fevere aElion on the ad of April off Co-
peuhagen, in which his Majelly's ihip the Mo-
MARCH bore fo very principal a filar., and fullained
in killed and wounded the lots of 240 men, we are
glad to acquaint thofe who may be interefled con-
cerning Lieutenant Colonel Ht•rcxlNPoo, of the
wit, (who was on hoard the Mop:Ascii). cf his
afety. The detachment of the 49th regiment tin-
der his command, had fix killed, and twenty, v ith
Captain Rosins and Lieut. Dt au is, wounded.
The lall letters from Jerky mention, that a for-
midable French force had arrived on the oppofite
Coat, with an intention of attacking both the
Illands of Jerky and Guernfey. Gen. littissaar,
who had been appointed to command the Expedi-
tion, had arrived at St. Maine', and fome attempt
was very floury expeaed to be made. Several
limps of War and gun velfels have been ordered
upon that Ration for the further defence of thole
Minds.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind W.

ARRIVED '
O Dublin,
• Watcrford, April 11,

YARMOUTH, APRIL t 7.

This evening arrived the LYNX (loop, with two
Danifh merchantmen, in hallaft, laid to have con-
cealed under their ballast feveral thefts of money
to pay for their cargoes in the EA Indies.
Sailed for Cuxhaven the three following packets,
viz. the DIANA, Capt. OSBORNE ; KING GEORGE,
Capt. DEANE ; and PRINCE Of WALES, Captain
DEANE ; the two former with the Mails for Ham.
burgh and Bremen, of the loth and 14th infiant ;
and the latter without Mails; they landed their
guns here, and proceeded for Cuxhaven under
flags of truce, to know whether they might be
permitted to land their Mails in fafety or not ? on
board the above Packets went the Hon. Mr.
BOURG, and fuite ; Mai& FULLARTON, KAHRS,
and feveral Paffengers.