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London, England, 1801-07-18 00:00:00

iILICS Of STOCKS YESTILDAT

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Conde of Ezekango—iDnblin on London 13f a 14.
PARIS, JOLT Confolidi 44 fr. 73 C.

The Hambnrgh mail due on Wednefday fall, ar-
rived in the courfe of laft night, and has brought
'us copies of the notes of the Ruffian Ambaffador
at Paris, to the French Government, the Cub-
fiance of which we laid before our Readers Tome
time ago, namely, that ALEIANDIII requires the
rettoration of the Rum of SARDINIA, and the com-
plete maintenance of the Kiva of Nana, in his
rights. The French do not, however, at the
prefent moment, kern inclined to make many
conceffions for the gratification of Ruffia.—
Had the Northern league continued in force, a
motive for compliance on the part of the Cater
Coasus. might eafily have been found.. for
though Ruffia by its di (lance and other mares, can-.
not in a hurry attempt or ace any thing injuri-
ous to France ; yet, by the execution of the Nor-
them Confederacy, France could prontife herfelf
to receive leaf*, teat evert etwibpottrbajeg. That,
however, is now ended, and /3owarita ra feels
himfelf on new grounds, which very much alter
the value of diplomatic profeffions or (miles.
The intelligence from Egypt by this Mail, is not
later than that of the Gazette. _

French Joninals to the ,4th inn. inclufive, have
alto arrived. The Afeaireur fpeaking of the Rtif.
ruin Mailter's Notes, alluded to above, infinuates
that fuch it impertinencies" are fabrications. They
bear, however, every mark of authenticity, though
perhaps they have been publifhed looser than the
French government willsed.
They have publifhed Come of the accounts from.
Egypt received by the brig Lodi, which are well
swarthy of a perufid.
The proclamation of the Coasvcs on the Anni-
verfary of the t4th, will alto be read with Come
interest. It is filcnt however refpcdling peace with
this country.
Indeed, if we may judge by the nature of the
accounts which have ibis morning reached us front

Dover, that event fecmsflaced at Tome dilance.
A flag of truce failed yefterday morning for Ca-
lais in an open boat, and returned the fame after-
noon, bringing bad with her the tfilpotehee unopened!
The difpatches were literally refuted to be receiv-
ed, and the mailer Rates that in embargo has
been laid upon all the veils it Calais.
What are w?.., to infer from this procedtire? Are
they about to make ibme grand movement with
their forces on the coati, which they with to aid
before we can by any knowledge of their proceed-
ings attempt any thing to hinder them? We lhould
think that the movement, whatever it may be, has
foMe relation to their marine, or to the arrange-
ments conneeted with the threatened invafion of
this country; but this is mere conjetture, and we
leave it to our Readets to form their own opinion
on the probable caufe of this unlooked for occur-
rence. It is to be hoped, however, that Govern-
ment will be vigilant to prevent any kind of fur-
prife:
Of the events of the 14th at Paris, the Journals
which have reached us, having been printed that
morning, could bring no account.

, On Thurfday morning his MAJESTY. the Prin.
ceffes AUGUSTA and AugLis, and Prince ADDL.
'THUS, took an airing on horfeback, accompanied
by a numerous retinue ' • in the evening their Ma-
JESTIIIs and the Rovst.FaisiLy went to the Thea-
tre at Weymouth.
A curious affair happened on Wednefday at
Weymouth. It is the cuftom when the Princeffes
bathe for no other perfon to be admitted. Her
Royal Highnefs Princefs AMELIA, intending to
take the benefit of the water, with her female at-
tendant, was prevented by two Gentlemen being
within the bathing machine, who refufed to come
out. Mr. MACMANUS, the Officer, remonftrated
with them, but t 6 no effea. He then ordered that
the horfes fbould be driven further into the fea,
which fo terrified the parties, that they were com-
pelled to cry out for inereyt But this was not all,
for as foon as they were dreffed and came afhore,
they were followed by numbers of people and hoot-
ed through the :trots.
Mr. WICZKAM arrived in town yefterday morn-
ing_from the Continent.
Captain VANSITART, who 'brought home his
Majefty's fhip THUNDIEIR, from the Weft Iddies,
is promoted to the rank of Poft-Captain.
Letters received from America, of the 6th ult.
contain the following particulars :—Mr. STLONG
carried his eleaion for the office of Governor of
Malrachufets by a majority ofsooo over thofe given
for the most fitccefirful of the rival candidates.

The Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk has diretled an
inventory of waggons, carts, horfes, &c. and a lift
of bakers and millers, to be immediately tranfmit-
ted to him, Government entertaining very ferious
apprehenfions of the enemy's intention to attempt
an invafion on the coati of Surolk or Effex.

The Grand Chapter of England has been pleafed
to appoint Watt.ta Roawas.s. WRIGHT, Efq. of
Bury, to be Provincial Grand Superintendant of
Royal Arch-Mafons for the county of Suffolk, in
the room of the late Lord RancLtrre.
. .

The machine for drilling turnips, which the Rev.
Mr. WINNINGS exhibited at Ho!khans !beep (hear-
ing, is nothing more than a perforated tin-box
fixed to, and vertical with the axis of a wheel-
barrow.

The Paper from which we copied a paragraph
on Thurfday, Rating that Mr. H A N'S family,
of Portmanlquare, is going to the Weft Indies,
fays it was mifinformed, the fairily having nd
fuch intention.
The Fire Knit, or Athol and Rofaist, at the Royal
Circus, St. George's Fields, is fuch a prodattion
as for perfeCtion of Splendour, Taße, Novelty,
and Mufic, &c. has never appeared before the
Public:: that it Mould yield, therefore, filch over-
flowing audiences every evening cannot in the
kali be wondered at.—This Piece, with the de-
lightful Pantomime of ?'be Britifr is Egypt, draws
forth inceffant plaudits from every quarter of the
Houle.

On Wednefday laft x young man, about twenty:
two years of age, died in the London Infirmary,
in confequence of his having fwallowed a pm in
fome bread. He had undergone the operation of
Keying his body opened by a Surgeon, when the
pin was found in one of the intellines, which it had
caufed to mortify.—The young man Coon after ex-
pired without a groan.
The following orcumflance occurred Sett week
'at Chepflow : As Mr. C. SMART, of that town,
*as leading a fine fpirited boric along the bridge,
which, being entirely conftruaed of wood, and
' under repair, i: was neceflAry to hood-wink the
animal, he became relive, and got between the
rafters, from whence, after being jammed in, and
fufpended, for a few feconds, he dropped into the
river : yet ftrange to relate• although he fell fifty
feet in perpendicular height, he did not receive
the finalleli injury, having only a little hair rub-
bed off his fides. As Coon as he gained the Store,
he walked up the beach with the greateft aaivity.
Patrick Malone, who was to have been executed
at Dublin on Saturday laft, purfuant to his fen-
tence, for endeavouring to negotiate a bank pat-
bill, of which he knew the mail had been robbed,
received a refpite for a week. in eonfequence of
having.truly acknowledged from whom be got the
bill.
arterEsu Ryan. and Baimpood Fogad, who were
tried on the 29th ult. by Otnerel Court Martial,
for confpiring to murder the Rev. Mr. GALWIY
' attacking his houfe and wounding him by dif.
charging a loaded intact at him, were feutenced
to fuller death, which fenteace was confirmed by
the Loan Ls euremairr ; but the leo.Mr.Gassear.
having recommended Them as objeas of mercy to
General Sir James Dun, he was pleated aot
only to forward the fame, bin to nfe his oleo In-
tereft in their behalf, in confequence of which the
culprits had their feutence mitigated to tianfpor-
mit* for lie.