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London, England, 1807-08-10 00:00:00

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NiUTICA INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—Wind N.

MONDAY. AUGUST to.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Coot moncy 63-44 Auguft 63{i—Om. If pr...—Rol. 6344
Each Bills par. 19. pr.

All. DUI All. DCt
NANO 2 Gotten!..uret s
Waterford o I Tonaingea t 0

FALMOUTH, Ancor:- g.—Arrived the American
Friday night between 7 and 9 o'Clock, a great I brig Mars, FRANKLIN matter, in t 4 days from Am•
nerdam, bound to New York in balls!;, having
deal of firing was heard,at Dover from the oppofite
coati, and towards the latter part of the time a great fprung her rudder. Remain the HUMBER aimed
(hip, with a convoy for the Eallward. Five fail of
blaze was dillinetly teen from Dover Pier. As no I the line and &frigate, part of the Channel Fleet, ap•
intelligence has lince reached us, we prefitme it mull J peared off this harbour this morning. Wind N.W.
have arifen from the rejoicings on the occafion of i AUGUST 7.—Arrived the Cheerly gun brig from
Napoleon's return to Paris. Plymouth, and the brig Cornelia, (of Poole) Captain
Rosser, from Liverpool, with fait, for Newfound-
On Saturday, we received Dutch Papers to the land, with the lots of foreman, bowfprit, main top•
4th innant : their contents will be found of extreme man, fails, and rigging, in a gale of wind. Sailed
importance to our readers. The Royal Hague Cott_ the Carterett packet, Capt. PATTERSON, with mails
rant of the 28th ult. contains•at full length, the long for Gibraltar and Malta.
/AT, AUG. 6.—Put back to Torbay
his Majefly's (hip Ville de Paris, Hibernia, Dread-
nought, Dragon, London, Faudroyant, and the
he received the homages of the conftituted C:tarnnion, from the wellward.
ties. The Treaty with Runia had been laid bet', Almon. 6 —Yellerday morning, his Majeny's
the Senate by the Arch-Chancellor, on the 2401. (hlit.t.e Dr PARIS, HIBERNIA, Dit•Gou, DREAD-
By the 13th article of th.tt treaty the Erup-ror !• "T' L•MDON, FoUDRoYANT, and CHAMPION,
.
NAPOLEON accepts of the mediation of the Emperor of all I.le I with a fair wind at N. E.
the Rufsat, in order to negotiate and conclude a dO.nrtive
treaty of peace between France and England ; however, arl'y
upon condition that thic mediation Anil be accepted by kite-
land in one month after the exchange of the ratification of the

PLYM ,UTH, A trousv 6. —Came in the Haabett,,
Witfo from Oporto for Tonningen, detained by the
Snap D. agon privateer.
AUGUST B.—Came in the COLPOYS, of 54 guns,
fr.m a cruize, and brought in with her nine French
luggers, which the, in company with others, captured
on the coati of France : two of them are laden with
wheat, and the other feven are in ballot' : they con.
filled of a fleet of thirty fail, and many of them were
driven afhore by the Hazard, Colpoys, Growler and
Conflict : nine only were captured. Sailed the Dow-
NSOALL, of 74 guns, and the EmIiRALD, of 36 guns,
to join the Channel Fleet ; alfo the LAVINIA, of 40
gum, to the Weliward.
Pourssinuro, AUGUST 7.—Arrived his Majefly's
(hip Sommer, from the Downs ; and the Speedwell,
Dust', from Oporto.—Wind S. W.
AUGUST 9.—Arrived the Risoxtrre gun brig
with a convoy from the Downs. His Majefly's
fhip l'Esverots is appointed convoy for Cork
Don Pasopst. RAIZ HUIDOBRO, Knight of the Mi-
litary Order of Calatrava. Brigadies General in the
Royal Navy, and late Governor and Commander in
Chief of his Catholic Majefty's forces at Monte Video..
and fuite, landed yefterday at Gofport from the
Elizabeth tranfport, in charge of Lieutenant Mitt s
Agent for Prifoners of war at this port.—Mr. Fos.
Tea, Fir ft Clerk to the Storekeeper of the Victualling
Office here, is appointed Storekeeper, vice J. VataN-
TINR, Efq. refigned.—Captain BROMLEY is appointed
to the STATIRA, a new frigate, at this port ; Captain
Svanwr.s, to the SOLEaAY ; Capt. GRAHAM MOORS,
to the MARLBOROUGH ; Captain PARKINSON, to the
Fort-weirs (lately his Majefty's (hip, recaptured on
the Barbades flation.)—Wind N. E.
Doves, AUGUST 9.—Came in the brig Harmoine,
of Newcaftle, Captain Rortrrowa ; and the brig
Mary, of this Port, Captain WILKINsow, both laden
with timber, from Memcl for this Port : they left the
Sound fourteen day' ago, and came under convoy of
the EARN err gun brig. Saw nothing of the Expe-
dition on their ;mirage. The BOLD gun brig has fent
in here this day a cutter belonging to Hollings, laden
with gin in large calks, which the took polleffion of
near Dieppe.

prefint treaty.
The Treaty is dated the 7th July. We have reafon
to believe that Mr. Jacasoa, whole departure for the
Continent on Friday fe'ennight we announced in the
Srat of the day following, carried with him the balls
upon which cur Government were willing to open
negotiations with France. Mr. Jacxsom, whofe Di-
plomatic abilities are already well known, has full
powers, it is laid, to enter into explanations of the
views of the Britith Cabinet ; and he is farther inaruc-
ted to create, by every honourab:e means, the requi•
fire facilities to negotiation.

'1 he funds have rifen in confequence of the pacific
aped which the foreign Journals prefent to us.
This day at one o'clock three per cents were at 63/.
We have alfo received a Tonningen Mail this
morning bringing Hamburgh Papers to the 3oth.
Their contents however were anticipated by the
Dutch Papers received on Saturday. The terms of
the treat.), between Ruflia and France were not known
at Hamb urgh on the 29th, but it was underflood
that difpatches containing the invitation of Ruffle,
to Great Britain to accede to the General Peace, were
forwarded by the Tonningen Mail of that day.
Laft night, at ten o'clock, a courier arrived at the
Foreign Office with difpatches from Mr. GARLICK,
at Copenhagen ; and alto a Mefrenger from Ton-
ningen.
Since writing the above, the Tonningen Mail,
due on Wednefday laft has arrived, bringing Papers
to the zd of Anglia.
The following is the only Article worthy of no-
tice, the Papers contain :

Dam., Auon sr 7.—Came down from Sheernefs
the SPARBIM (loop of war, and remains in the Downs
with the Mips as per lei, and feveral outward bound
wife's.

Aucusr B.—Arrived the Sapphire !loop, from
Sheernefs ; Wafp floop, from Plymouth ; Gannet
(loop, from Lifbon, with a convoy cf merchant vef
fels, which have failed through for the River. Sailed
the Sparrow floop, for Plymouth ; Diligent flare chip,
for the Mediterranean ; Bloodhound gun brig, on a
et uize off Boulogne ; Exertion gun brig off Fluffing;
Wafp (loop, for the Nore ;Refolute gun brig, having
under her convoy the Findon hired floop, with a fleet
of merchant veffelc for Portfmouth, Plymouth, Fal-
mouth and Cork.

AUGUST 9.--Arrived the Trompeufe floop, from
a cruize off Boulogne ; and Blazer gun brig, from
off Calais. Sailed the Sapphire floop, for Plymouth.

IN THZ DOWNS.

Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowley ; Canada and Agin-
court, of 74 guns ; Trompeufc, Bergere, Gannet and Foxhound
ilooops ; Thraflacr, and Blazer gun brigs.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST 7, 1837.

The KING having fignified to my Lords Commif
(loners of the Admiralty his Royal Pleafure that the
following Uniform Clothing (hall in future be worn
by the Mailers and Purfers in his Royal Navy, their
Lordfhips do hereby give Notice thereof to all Maf•
ters and Purfets in his Majelly's Royal Navy ac•
cordingly, and require and direa them to conform
firietly thereto.
Ft/Lt.-Orel' —Blue Cloth Coat, with blue lappets, cuffs, and
collar, collar to Rand tip, three buttons on pockets and cuffs,
white lining; White Cloth Waiftcoat and Bteechees ; plain Hat.
UNDRCSS —Blue Cloth Coat, blue lappels and round cuffs, fall.
down blue collar ; Waiftcoat and Breeches of white or blue cloth
as may be convenient. The Buttons worn by the Meters to bear
the Arms of the Navy-OlEce, and by the Purfers 'bob of the
Vidtualling-Office.
And the E.ords Commiffioners of the Admiraty do hereby
further give notice, that the Uniform &reeled, in purfuance of his
Majefty's Order on the t ith November 'Onto be worn by the
Warrant-Officers of his Majpfty's fleet, viz.—.
Blue Cloth Coat, with blue lapprls and round cuffs, fall down
collar, three buttons to the pocket and cuff, 'title lining, but not
edged with white ; button with an anchor, fame as the Captain's
forma. one; White Cloth Waiftcoat and Breeches;
Shall be worn only by Gunners, Boatfwains, and
Carpenters; and the fubordinate ClAffes of Warrant
Officers (lull not be allowed to wear Lappels.

On Sturdy infurances were done at Lloyd's, on
American veffels at the ufual terms.
The fleet lately arrived from the Leeward 'Minds,
under convoy of his Majelly's (hips CANADA and
Wasp, confias as follows, viz.—for Landon, 67 ;
Liverpool, 8o ; Glafgow, 17 ; Dublin, 13; Bridol, 6;
Cork, 4 ; Belfall, 2; in all 573 fail, the while of which
have arrived.

Monday morning, arrived in the Bay of Dublin,
ten fail of Well Indiamen.

Mr. WILLIAM CHRIS7II, fon of Rear Admiral
CHRISTIR, was killed on the 14th of May, iss the
boats of his Majefly'a fhip SPARTAN.