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London, England, 1804-01-25 00:00:00

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To be 9011)6Y A1161102i:i41441. FARE tiltO nil. R.
Oo the Preslike. to tihro-lbeet, ha the Town of K.afmoetb. on
Saturday sew. et Ehnen eClock , am account of the . umber a

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denier.
1 'HEitr...IEHOLD YIIRNITURE, LINEN.
Stock to Trade and Freet.—enrnpriElt Iseddeada and For-
liforr. rod of Drawer., lc. The Sikh commies
a capi. at Levant'. ae.nt. fitted aavdoona. Carew, Corba, damp
and pnlathed ds,to. Whip. o' eve, dweroptluo, sod tie Sulks
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To be .‘wed ao the Jay peon:by the fate; Cababoyesa Won
the Pronties. &Le. o( Mr. C. 11••••., Whim. Clunin's 11•141001
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LONDON.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY as.
Cfaneaaamin or S r. Pau t..—..Hoilday ac all the P.Alshe Ofieco
PRICE OF STOCKS YES'I'EBDAY.
Bank Stoek 5554 India Stock Int
3 per C. Red Ana.s7 Is.dla Bonds to preen.
3 per C CunE 561 55{ 56 Ex,sheq. Bills Is a ya pry*.
4 Per C. 7341 711 75 °miens if sti dif.
5 per C Nary vo syk Lottery Ticket,. !pl.
5 Per C 1797 95 941 f Coat for we.
Laos Ana. L 9-t6
Matta. J/01.10.
34 per Cent. Gov. Da. 67—.5 per Cents... 74.
Gnirk of Earbaope--Dubl n on London a 74 a IL

It is confidently :Ailed in a morning paper, that
advice has been received by the Portuguefe Mini(ler
at our court, of the figning of a treaty of Neutrality
en the lath of December, that is two days liter than
Mr. Fasas's note given in this paper yellerday, and
that a:miler agreement was figned at Madrid about
the fame time. Should this prove correa, we may
infer it is not yet fo convenient for the Flan. COIIbUL
that Spain fhould openly enter the lilts, as that it
fhould (till maintain a deceitful peace with this coun-
try. We believe however, it will not long be polfible
for even the molt exemplary patience to bear with the
partiality manifefted by the Spaniards is favour of
the French privateers.
Oar Port letters are filent refpeaing the Channel
Fleet; from which circumftance it appears but tea
finable we fhould infer, that, excepting the four
!hips known to have come into Plymouth, the whole
under the command of Admiral Coestrast.ts have
been able to keep the fea, and probably will do fo
till relieved by other'. _ _ .

Rear Admiral Sir A. Casale's fquadrnn was 'err
well a few days Gine by the Noevrrussesetern, of
74 guns.
The SPARTIATII. of 84 gnas. for whore (Jay fears
were entertained, is arrived We at Beer haven.

We cannot offer more fstisfatlory intelligence to
the public, than that of his blaiervy's continuing
advancewient towards the recovery from his indifpo.
Gtion. We have the very great pleafure to Hate,
that he was yelierday able to walk in the different
apartments of the Qeen's Houfe. It is officially
announced, that his Ma'am will hold a Levee at
Bt. James's on Wednefday neat; and that her Ma-
lan* will have *Drawing room on the following day.
Yeflerday. about twelve o'clock, her MajaiTY and
the Prima-es AUGUSTA and ELI ZAISTII. attended
by the Counters of HARCCTURT' took an airing in a
coach and four, with the utualefcort, by Hamptlead
and Highgate.
Prince Asset.ta. attended by Lady S. TUTU'S,
took an airing by Batterfea and Clapham.
Yeflerday morning the Duke of C AAAAA ca left
London fur Brighton, on a vifit to the Prince.
Yellerslay the Duke of Yoe* and Princes Sot.* It
of Gt.oucerraa viSted their MAJISTISA.
The Kano has been pleated to appoint Lieutenant
General Wit.t.ssie Myles to be Commander of his
Majefty's farces levying in the Windward and Lee-
ward Charibbee Ifland 4aticn.

His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wat.st has
been pleated to appoint Mr. Fast:macs LiaDlilaan
Secretary to the Lord Warden of the Duchy of.
Cornwall.
His Grate the Arcbbilbnp of CANTIMIIIT had a
long interview yenerday with the Ctrasicatt.oa of the
Zictiveyta at his hoar: in Downing•Rreet.
The birth day of Mr. For was yeßaday com-
memorated by a (cleft party at the Britilh Coffee-
!tante. Mr. Fon, on the fame otcafion, had a feßire
meeting at St. Anne's Hill.
The ■rual warrants are ordered to be applied for
by the differcot (I.l2arter-Mallers of the Brigade of
Forst Guards for a change of quarters on the a stb of
Felknary nest. They are as follow s—the Second
&Italian of the aR Regiment, Knightfbridge Bar-
racks and places adjacent ; the Second Satiation of
the ColJarearn Regiment, Portman Barracks and
places adjacent s the Second Battalion of the Third
Regiment, into quarters in Upper and Lower Welt-
Mintier.
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We leant, tbat it is determined to bring in a Bill,
amt the meeting of Parliament. to declare that the
Volunteers have the right, and may refign at plea
Cure ; hut that new law is rendered necelfary for
their g..vernment hereafter and therefore to enalt,
that fuck of the Volunteer Bodies as (hall continue,
mai conform to the new rules and regulations which
eb,, Ilia will contain, not only with regard to the
right of reGgnation, which will be taken away, but
elks as to the elation of Officers, the attendance on
drills, and various other points.
In coofequer.ce of feveral French privateers hay-
ing lately been ken ernizing off Tcneriffe, wrh the
view, it is fuppored. of falling in with our Well.
India fleet, the Lords CommitTioners of the Admi-
ralty have ordered Admiral COINWALLIS to tend
immediately one of the largeft and Well failing
frigates to cruise of the Wettcrn Mande, in order to
prom& nor chipping. and to capture any of the
French privateers they may happen to fall in with.
The FISCWARD frigate has alfo been ordered LE the
Canaries, and to If retch from thence to the cook of
Af,ica, in quell of there privateers, lbould they ap-
pear in that quarter.
The following extraft of a letter from Madrid,
dated December 23, accounts for the reports of the
illtiefs of the Kist° of Stet v :—" On the 9th of De-
cember his MAJESTY, with the Prince uf ASTURIAS,
was overturned in a carriage, when the former re-
ceived a fe vete blow on the fide, which brought on
an althinatic f.. It is fuppofed that his MAJESTY
I will fpend the winter at Toledo and Aranjuee. on
account rf the (catchy which exißs at Mad, id. This
has, however, canted Come iFfeont:nt here, as it de-
prives its Of sOOO perfons of his moue. whole money
*Gail have been (pent the capital."

CC AY ITARNST, 111.4RK-LANE, y AN. ty.

The late blowing weather has prevented the arrival
of Grain melted—Wheat of &ft quality continues
to keep prefent prices,—Fine Dantzic fetches Got ;
but much of very ordinary quality is more than the
demand, and has a flow fale—The Malt trade is ex.
ceedingly dull, at is. and as. let's pi ice, as are Peas
of both defcriptions, and Tick Beans—good Oat►
have ready fitie, and readily maintain the prices—
Flour as on Monday—fine American 335. to 34.5. per
barrel, oft cwt. 3 pa.
BRlAD.—Yellerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the
price of Bread to be reduced half an affize, to take
place to.morrow,viz. the Q2artern Loaf of Wheaten
gcl. and Houfehold 71d.

The Rcport in a Morning, and copied into tome
Evening Papers of yenerday, that Mr. G , the
I ite Candidate for Warninder, offered himfelf as
bail in the Court of King's Bench, on Monday laft,
but was oppofed, and did not juilify, is not true ;
the fad being, that Mr. G. did juftify bail on that
day for a friend of his, fur the loin of 6osil. and up-
wards.

Lieutenant General Sir Evan Coorr is appointed
to fumed Lieutenant General ?Ayr's in the Com•
mand of the Cork Difkit% . .

Lieutenant General Lord H UTCNIN son k appoint-
ed to fill the vacancy on the Staff, occafioned by the
promotion of Lieutenant General Mesas, but we do
not underfiand what appointment it is which his Lord-
!hip receives.
Captain Evans, of the Royal Navy, is appointed to
'the command of the Sea Fencibles on the coal', from
Cork Head to Youghall, both inclufive.
Ou Wednefday, the whole military force of Olaf-
gow and fuburbs affembled in grand parade in honour
of her Mai MT. The number of men under arms'
I amounted to upwards of three thoufand. During
Jae of the volleys in the (tree'. the midket belonging
to a young man in the Canal Corps burl, and (bat-
tered the thumb of his left hand fo feverely as to
render immediate imputation neceffary.—ln the even-
ing there was a very full and brilliant affembly.
Wednefday,the whole military force of Edinburgh
appeared in grand parade in the areas of the New
Town, in honour of the anew erfary appointed for
celebrating her Malstives birth. The 3d dragoon
guards, with two brigades of royal artillery, the fea
fencibles, and five regiments of militia, formed in
open order in Quen,fireet. The Edinburgh and
Leith troops of tke Mid Lothian Volunteer Cavalry,
with the two Volunteer Artillery Corp* and five re-
giments of Edinburgh and Leith Volunteer Infantry.
formed in fame manner in Frince's-fireet. After a
royal falute of great guns had been fired from the
Cagle, at twelve noon, the different Corps in each
Brigade prefented arms, commencing from the right,
and gave a general falute. Having (bouldered, his
Excellency Earl Motaa and fuite rode along the
front of the line. Among many others who accom-
panied the General, we noticed,
Lieutenant General Vyfe, Major General Sir James St. Clair
Erfleine, Major General David Baird, Brigadier Genera) the Earl
of Dalhoufie, the Duke of Baca:ugh, the Earl of Dalkcith, the
Earl of Aucruin, dce. gee.

The different brigadesaben broke into column, and
marching by Charlotte-ftreet, palled by troops and
companies in fucceffirm from Charlotte fquare down
George's•ftreet in flow time. and fainted Lord
Mniaa. who Wad taken port at the head of South
Frederick ftreet. The whole were under the imme-
diate command of Brigadier-General the Earl of
DALHOUSIE.

After paffing the Generals the regiments marched
to their refpeftive parades, and were dtfmilred.

The number under arms on this occafion were
about goon men. In the evening there was a very
brilliant and fplendid Alletnbly.
Mr. LOCKHART GORDON. who has unfortunately
excited fo much of the public attention, was brought
up at Harrow, from which fchool he went to Mug.
dalen College, Cambridge. At the Llniverfity he
was admitted to the degree of M. A. at an earlier
period than it is itfually conferred, on account of his
noble family. He was afterwards appointed to the
place of Comptroller of the Cutiorns at Demerara, .
when he rekded till the peace. Atier his return R,
England, he became a candidate for orders, and was
ordained a Deacon. He is now about z 8 years adage.
He pnffeffes confiderahle talents, and !blue attainments.
On Wednefday laR the remains c•f 01: late Sir
ram: cis STIES, Bart. Member for Wallingford,
were removed from his boufe in Audley-fquare, to
be interred in the vault at Bafildon, in Berkfhire.
Sir FRANCIS died, fincerely regretted, nn the t ith of
January, in the 74th year of his age, and is fueeted-
ed by his only fon, Sir FRANCIS WILLIAM STASI,
(the prefent Bonnet) %Ot is on the Continent.
Mader at two o'clock. the Coroner's Inquea
being fummoned before Ganaca HODOsom. Efq. Co.
roller for Middlefex, on the body of the man who was
(hot on Saturday evening lan in Ma& Muacorr's
gardens, in Kenfington Gore, by Laniel Donahu,
met at the Dun Cow. oppofite Kenfington Gate.-1
After a minute inquiry, and nothing new appearing'
on the evidence more thaa was Rated ;hour Paper of
yellerday, the Jury. without much hefitation. brought
in. their verdia--.7olfiCatii Haesirde.—The deceafed
WAS a waterer of hales, and lived at the Rum Pun•
cherub a publicaroufe near Newton RI eet, Kenfington.
EvictLisit Seers L .—Yeßerelay (sth day
of drawing), the foilowing Numbers were drawn
Prizes above aol. 3

No. itssi, a pri..l of L.t,eoo No. :420 a pries of ZIG
; sPst soo 5452 - 50
146 .. sx 13,133 - SO
11,080 - tat. e Joel - P
al 5r3 5...0 sa.cils ' So
- 2,,329 IX) 36,153 • SO
11.197 - Am 144 - so
re 94a - 100 111,C13 . $0
. 1%04 too 23.1.50 - SO
TW/I•ITY T.inueawo 01111011 will be a pretty
:weakfarl fot wlic ever gets the fire drawn Ticket nest
Saturday; but [hosed the hr.le.er of a Ticket milk
the brcakfaft, he may ;:et Tw tar y Trinusmio Potions
fir dinner; for time are two Twenty Thoufand
l'ouni Prim : nue that mull be drawn the fire
Ticket on Sa.urday, and tl.a other, in all probability,
boon after.—At prefent Lottery Tickets are moderate
in price, confilering the richnefs of the Wheel; but
wr pi cltime they will rife coolidcrably before hatur-
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