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London, England, 1805-08-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE otLocK :
Confab, for mooey,s4 —Ditto, for Melt '
Reduce... 4 SB{—Oemium 341--Exclie. Bins, par Is pre.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Cent. Red. A-an. 591
3 per Cent. COAL slim
4 per Cent. 774 77
S per Cent. Navy, Ssol
5 per Cent. 1797, Ic

Long 4.na. T7l :7
Exch. Bilk, par ti. prat.
On:ilium. 4 A prem.
Lottery Tkkatr. ISol 3s.
ConL for ace. s&jj• •

Difpatches have been received from Gibraltar,
which mention that the Expedition, under the com-
mand of Sir Jast6s CRAIG, has gone op the Mediter_
ranean, it was fuppofed for Malta, uuder the protect
fion of four fail of the line.

No doubt whatever is entertained that a fottadron
has failed from Rochefort. It is Rated in the Paris
papers to have failed on the t 7th, and to have con.
fitted of eight fail of the line. The public attention
has been fo much occupied with the larger fleets as to
have alma overlooked this fquadron, though by no
means of contemptible magnitude. We think it not
improbable that it is gone to the EaR Indies, or per-
haps in the firil inftance to the Cape. Any more Welt
India attempts are highly improbable at prefent.

It will be feen by an article in our firft page, co-
pied from an American newfpaper, that the Antigua
convoy, captured by the combined fleet, was fent •off
for Martinique, but having been fallen in—with by
two Englifh f(igates, they were fet on fire by the ene-
my before our ft ;gates could get up to prevent it
were all dellroyed. .

The Hamburgh mail due on WednefdaT, strived
this morning. The intelligence it brings is interefting.
The account received Tome days ago of Swedilh
Pomerania having been fold to Ruflla is repeated—
the price is Rated at '26,500,000 rix dollars. The
plain meaning of all this i 4 that the King of Pruffia
(hall not be permitted to dictate as he has hitherto
done, in whatever relates to the North of Germany.
Wit is only a part of a Rini at which we have hinted more
than once.

On the Continent all is adivity, and every thing
kerns to indicate the approach of a general war. The
6wedifb artillery has been ordered to be got in readi_
nefs : The Aullrian army hat been ordered to be re.
cruited 1 The Ruffian artillery is preparing to march,
and all abfentees to join their different regiments:
If the eyes of Aufiria had not been opened be-
fore, but we brow they were, to the ambitious pro.
jets of France, the anfwer to M. Novosivrzovet
Note, which we yeflerday laid before our Readers
would have removed the veil. BONAPALTS, it fecins,
muA keep pace is aggraadizemeut . with the dillaut

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eneteaehments of RotGa upon Perfia, and her ex-
torted ceiDons from the Porte. This, indeed, is a
deplorable profpeel for the innocent neighbours of the
French Empire. No fooner does RufGa include in
the Map of her vaft domain Come wandering horde
of Scythians, or barbarous clan of mountaineers,
but the ancient, civilized, once flourifhing, and ce-
lebrated Republic of Genoa, is incorporated, and
the grievances of which the Schah of Perfia has to
complain, it teems, are to be compenfated by France
fcourging the vicarious back of the King of Sardinia,
the King of Naples, or the Emperor cf Germany.
Encroachments, of which Rol:6a Innate' the juf-
tification, etc& not RufGa but Auftria. The feces-
rity of Auftria is to be compromifed by every abfurd
and ufelefa war which RufGa may wage, at the dif-
tance of many thoufand miles, conqneffs which can-
not Add a feather to the fcale of her European influ.
ence ? Muff Auftria fit fill and fee France growing
round her on every fide, becaufe a third power does
fomething not very juft or proper perhaps, among
barbarians, in whole fortunes hardly any change can
be made ; and at any rate, in whole affairs European
States can feel neither interefl nor fympathy ?
The following article is circulated on the Continent
as comprehending many of the complaints alledged
by Auftria againa the prcfcnt Ruler of the French
Nation, viz.—
"The occupation of Hanover, of the Papal States, and of the
kingdom of Naples, as well as the Helvetian Republic, contrary
to the treaties of Ratifban and Lunneville; the incorporation of
Piedmont T.ith the French Empire; the invalion of the German
Empire by the feizure of the Duke d'Enghien on the territory of
the Elector of Baden; the feizure of feveral Mantis od tht Rhine
which, according to the treaty of Ratifbon, belonged to the Ger.
man Empire ; the demand, or rather threat, to occupy all the Lea.
ports in Dalmatia, in the ci-devant Venetian States, during the
pretent war; the demand or menace to occuey the eaptal of the
kingdom of Napl^s, all its forts and lea-ports ; the occupation of
all the tea ports of the kingdom of Etruria; the incorporation pf
Parma and Placenza with France, contrary to the Beret articles
of the treaty of Luneville ; the imperious demands to the Court,
of Vienna and Naples to exclude all Britith and Ruffian aim from
their refpedlive harbours; the late imperious demand to occupy
the tea-ports in the Maria of Sicily; the creation of a new kingdom
in Ital.:, contrary to the fecret ankles of the treaty of Lunevills
the incorporation of Genoa and Lucca with the French Empire,
contrary to the Secret Articles of the Treaty of Lunevilk;
the evalive' and infoknt anfwer given to the reprefentaticuiof
Count Cobentzel, AmbatTador from the Emperor of Germany •
and the intuiting language held by the Chief of the Freticit Go:
vernment to all the reprefentations of him Majefty the Emperor of
Germany and Auftria. But in addition to all there grievanc:es, it
is Paid the Court of Vienna has equally difeovered a new attempt
and plot of Bonaparte to place 143 brothers on the thrones of Spain
and Portugal."
At the fame time, that fo many movements are tak-
ing place indicative if a war on the Continent, the pre-
parations for the invafion of this country are unufual-
ly active. We have known for fume dayi, that there
has of late been an uncommon buille on the oppofite
coat ; and now we learn, that the different Officers ,
abfent on leave, have been ordered to join the army
on the coati ; that the French army colletied on the
Lower Rhine has alto been ordered to marcß to the
coact ; and that BOSAPARTIF was expeded to be there
at the end of IA month.—A very Ikon time will pro.
bably be produaive of very important events..

ViseNa, JULY 17.—0 n the 15th infant a recruit-
ing was commenced here for the completing of the
regiments, and the augmentation of the corps of pon.
toneers.
Yellerday Prince Dotincieucer and General Wait-
zieceaoni were prevented to his ImperialMajelly.
The latter Pets out to dat on his return to St. Peterf-
burgh.

During the late d:fturbances in the fuburbs of this
city, the French Ambaffaclor, a:liofe country houfe is
in the vicinity of the fcene of riot, received a guard
fur his fecurity.

The Archduke CHARLES if flu here.
The regiment of Naff4u Dragoons entered this city
the day before yeflerday. The camp at Simmering
,
is not broken up, as was reported.
HAMBURGH, JULY feems to be corfirmed
that Sweden has fold Swediff Pomerania to RulEi,
for the fum of twenty-fix millions and a half of riv
dollars banco. This was effeEted during the King of
SwaDEN's flay ar Schonen, and in the prefence f the
Ruffian and Englifh Miniflers. Count JUGGLES' has,
it is faid, left Stockholm to proceed to St. Piterf•
burgh, in order to put the Sniffing hand to this bu-
firers. In the mean time fcvcral more regiments of
Swedifh troops have received orders to march into
Stralfund.

' • From Stockholm we learn that by a fpecial order
all•the artillery from the King's garden- was a few
days {ince removed into the Artillery Fmk, to be in
a (late of readinefs.

Report rays, that the Archduke CHARLFS, and
Generals PASSBENDEIL and MACK, will fpeedily Yet
out for Italy;

LEFT BANK OF THB Rmiss, JULY 18.—The move-
ments of the Army of the Coaßs were never more
alive than at prefent. Within the laR fortnight
troops have fet off from the different coatis to rein-
force the corps de referve of that army. It appears cer-
tain that the Emperor fet out for Boulogne before
the end of July, and that his Majefty will Ray Tome
time on the coaß. All the Generals belonging to this
Army, who have been for Tome time at Paris, have
returned to their poßs': it is hence concluded that a
defcent on England will be undertaken immediately.
Genoa, JULY 6.—On the isth of June the Grand
Chapter of the Order of. Malta affemblod, anslelec-
ted BAILLI CARACCIOLCI b the office of Geoid Malt
ter in the room of Tomlin, dcreafed.

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The hereditary Prince of Bavaria is" expeet..d ,t
Genoa. The Spanifk Amba&dor, Prince Ms..s.
RANO, has returned to Paris from Italy.
BesLIM, JULY 23.—Count MITYILNICH,Miairt,
from his Majefty the Emperor of Auftria to ol.r
Court, has returned to this capital from Drefd.
and Mas HOGIKDORP, MiniQer from the Batavisa
Republic to the Court of RutEa, has arrived Lice
from St. Peteriburgh.

FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA. JULY 16.--The artilgeel
has received orders to hold kfelf in readinefs march.
The Ruffian General TOLSTOI" palled through War.
law on the rsth intl. on leis way to Lemberg, on
mifflon from his Sovereign.

BANES OF THE MAINE, JULY 16.--According to
an article from St. Peterfburgh, in a German Ga-
zette, all the abfentees on furlough from the RolLaa
army have received orders to joie their refpeeile
corps without delay.

According to letters from Cologne the French,
which have been for fome time colleacd on the Lowe:
Rhine, have received orders to march for the
wettern coati. They were at firft intended, as is well
known, for the Upper Rhine. Several regiments
from the interior will immediately arrive in the de.
partments of the Upper Rhine, to reinforce the go.
rifons of tome places, which are at prefent hint hal%
COIISTANTINOILE, JUNE 25.—The French Confut
Rost' EU x, who has been a month here with M. PA.
iCt out to day for Aleppo.
Isamu st, Palba of Albania and Romelia, has m.
ceived orders to repair again to Adrianople. He lvs
begun his march at the head of 1.50,0c0 men, the
greater part of whom are Albanete Chrilliaos. He
has received orders, before he repairs to his defti.
nation, to compel the Pafha of Seres to return to
Ns Om-

Intelligence bas been received from the Black Sea
that another corps of Ruffian troops is affembling near
Sebaftopol, declined tor the Itles of tl,e lonian Sea;
and that a coot:Ample ber of reffe4 ate "Pi?'
ping for the tranfpore of dick troops.

We have a report bere, though it ferms to require
confirmation, that Housps sr) Puna has been a4f-
finated at Cairo tsy the Albanians.
The plague, it is Paid, has made its appearance at
Catanea ; the farm is Paid of Egypt, but their ac•
counts require confirmation. This capital is per.
feftly Lealthy.

We h;ve received the following article fee infer
tion•: •

skencriczn Cencilate and Agency, London, A 5, tges.
From -Official Cammunicatitios t.. Office, I an, Ith Ora red
to make known to all American Merchants, Captairs, and otners
concerned, that a peace is concluded bc,w..en the United States
of America and Coe Bey of Tripoli. and that the Officers and men
of the fr:gate Philadelphia arc idea:fed from their. scr, 'rude Ode,
and their arrival daily expeeted at Syracufe. wet. ersais.

The elation of a Member for Gloncefter, in the
room of the late Joey PITT, Efq. is iked to em.
mence to morrow, when a warm contelVtivill take
place: The huftings are erOed oppoftfe the Grey.
hound Inn, in Eaftgate-ftreit. '

The difpatehis received from Sea on Saturday cow
tain the publis'thanks of Sir Roatat CALDER to Ad-
!lira' Sri Rut! a; toilais galladtry. dining the Rain,
wh eh had beep ittadtertendy omitted in his fira difi
pa h•

Gnvernment have itTste4 ntiers fnr the immediate
infpe&ion of all the Yecianekry and Vo'union of the
kingdom; together with the Iraq lns attacetl tooth
. -
corps.

Laft week Colonel Denman junto*, M. P, left
town for Cowbridge, in Wales ; frottiWhence he pm.
coeds (after rece...ing the band of hirlovely Cam.
bri.tn bride) to hi, eaates at Donaghadee, Ireland.
The Noneommitfioned Of and Privates of the
Firfl Battalion, sred }Ugliness; (or Gordon High.
landert) have prefented Lieutenant Colonel Vertu
a fabre, of the value of one hundred and ten guineas,
as a mark bf their attachment to his perfon.
We are very. forty to have admitted, in oar PIM
of the t sth of July, w paragraph conveying an ld's
that considerable dronkennets prevails in the garado
11 Gibraltar, and implying that the emolurhents of
the Ofikerin command there, 'are entreated in pro.
portion. We have now authority to date, dna the
circumllance of the wine boufes being opened to the
Troop at Gibraltar, proceeds from the foldjers being
relieved from a reftriition they laboured under of
being allowed to go to the canteens of their own lit•
ginSenta only, and that the cfrer commanding at Gibraltar
' derive' at lecuniary advaitage whatever fivat the wie
bovfi: at that place. Had we refleaed upon the ver7
high chariaer the re(pedable Officerlbears who now
commands at Gibraltar, ive fhould not have given
place to any circumdance that could have detraard
from his military fame. • •

Ye flerday Earl Sr. VI N clear, accompanied by Lady
THIOCKNIORTON, paid a 'silk' tu ME ux's latewhruf;:.
one of the wonders of this metropolis, which they •
atnined with great minutenefs. His Lordtbip wa:
much pleated with the curious machinery empl,.!,:i
in thefe attentive premifes, and with the order
regularity with which every thing is concluded.
new Ream engine, ereCting by Mi. Wooi.:•for
Maus, attracted particular notice from his Lrrdihip.
I* embraces an improvement of confiderable magi:
tude.: by experiments already made on a ftlii!ll.*
kale (a fix horfe engine), it has been fatistafi .
proved that a faring will be effected oT two-thids At
leaft of the fuel now required to work one rt Mr.
Warrs's engines, which are certainly the best
have hitherto been made, and which many thouel it
would be impoflible ever to improve farther. A lase
tailor, who had fought with his Lordlhip in tkc battle
of Cape St. Vincent; •recognifed his Lordthip as he
left the brewhoufe. His Lordthip alto recognifedb;
old tea companion, pdt his hand in his pocket, sod
gave him what fent him away with a merry heart.
Married, at Leith, on Tuefday fennight. Jo!
AINSLIE, Efq. of the Hon. EaR India Company s
'orrice, to Mite GaDDIS, (laughter of ARCH. GIDDSSI
Efq. of Leith.

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NAU77CAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W.

ASK. MIT.. ARR. DM
nu, Bn 61 I Hatnburgh F
Wr.erford 2 I I Gottenburgh

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST g.—Arrived the ASSAULT
gun.vdfel from a cruize, and the Helder tranfport,
Capt. LSE, from Cork. Vice-Admiral DOUGLAS
this morning hoiiied his flag on board the Ttaatscs;
of 74 guns, Lord H. PAL.LEr. She unmoored, and
would have failed, but the wind was too thong from
the S. W. The ORION, of 74 guns, Capt. COOKING-
TOW, alfo inunoored, hot could not fail for the time
reaCm.—Arrived the AMPHITRITE frigate (late
gpauilh), Aon. Capt. BoyLE, from Gibraltar; the
d.e.. not bring any news. The garrifon was emi•
healthy. Alfo arrived the Dtomane, *f 5o
ern., Car. Dows MAN, from the Downs, to fit for a
fotti?n Nation Came into Harbour the PLaro
~ of war,Capt. JA. ta.--Arrived the Alias,
:o guns, Capt. Ma xwaLL, fro* the DOirias.:-:
Wind Welierly.
Dr AL, AUGUST s.—Admiral Lord LIMO has
fhjited his flag from the Sr. ALBAN'S to the Anii-
,:nusr man of war : the formes has fine. failed fat
S'aecrnefs.—Arrived the J•tsia Bata. cutter, from the
wedward, with a convoy; which are failed for the
liver; the Jona Butt. remains.—Arrived l'lstraort-
TALITE and Hiss frigates, DISCOVERY bomb, PIN-
C.l Et and feveral other gun brigs, frets off the
French Coall, and remain in the Downs with the
Tell of the (hips as per left, and (*veal outward-bound
veffels.—Wind S. W.

Yaamotrro, AUGUST s.—Yeaticay evening the
Nasal. packet, Captain Harawroo, landed her
mails and pathogen here, from Hufum. Yederday
lamming arrived the New* packer, Capt. S r E WALT,
with mails and paffengers, which were alfo landed.
Arrived from a cruize the CORMORANT (loop of war,
and AGNES logger. The (hips here are, the Muf-
vicu, Elephant, Adamant, Stately, Antelope, Roe-
buck, Beavnr, Scorpion, and Cormorant (loops of
war ; Rd Lute and Ferretter gun brigs ; and two
caters. The Ebenezer, CHRISTCESFN, from Em`
den for Antwerp, with wine and brandy, is detained
and fent in here by the AMETHYST frigate. Several
American veifels are detained and fent into this port,
by his Majeily's crniurs on this Ration, in confe-
qucnce of a recent order. Wind W. S. W. thong
breeze.

FROM LI.OYD's LIST.

CRATESEND, Ave. 4—Paffed by the Anna, Wart, froth Cette;
spring, Williams.frorn Gueroky ; Jane, Smith, from Cork ; Ja-
cobus, Barr, from Norway; Margaretta Carolina, —, from
Lifbon.; Loyal Volunteer, —, from Malta; Lobee Packet,
Wickham, from Tonningen; and the Cultic, Hall, from Dantgic.
Sailed thi Courier, Lange, for Tonningen ; Nerge, Jaeobfon, for
Norway ; Arladne, Writer, for Elfinore; Hype, Won, for New-
foundland; Kidwelly Cattle, Davis, for Gibraltar; Anacreon,
Fletcher, for Bofton Norfolk Hero, Calvert, for Quebec ; Hew-
font, Hewfon, for Antigua ; Tranfit, Litfon, for Smyrna ; Friend.
Thompfoo, for Madeira ; Prineefs Mary, Stout ; Ann, Bar-
ker ; and the Parthian, narrate, for Jamaica.
Aro. S.—Pared by the F nterprize, Packwood, from New York;
Minerva, Role, from I.ifbon ; Maria, Lofte, from Bare.iona ;
Aurora, Ogre, front Stettin ; Tvlandall, Smallburg, from Cadiz ;
Wilfon ; Flora, Young; Fingal), Milky; Atlas, Ri-
ehardfon ; Thom*. and Mary, Merri:on ; Hunter, Anfell ; and
the Berwick, Griffith Amu Barbadocs. Sailed the Bedford, Hum-
ploies,for Charleflm ; Liberty, Teak, for Jamaica ; Flying Fifb,
Warm ; and the Nclfon, Mead, for the coalt of Africa.

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Aaalsitt—At Cowes, Arther, Hanfen, from Virginia—At
Portfnputh, St. Jofeph, Frzabitth, rttcpbcn-
km; Rihttea, Charkton; Olive Branch, Wright ; G, ud Intent,
litnrt tind New Hope, Brooks, from Gilir.iltar—At Briftol,
Catharina. from Catipoly—At Falmouth,Paw.
Paw-
fen, from. Lifbotr.-01P Darer, Enterprise, Waterman, front Ncw
Tod—At Lfverpuid, Jo'.n Morgan, Howard, from Ncw York;
Ikathington, &rimer; Gail Butler. Lake; and Samaritan, Far -
Iris fsomNortOrleans; Atlantic. Brown; from Bofton ; Nelfcn,
Cerek, Jotret ; and tlizabetb, Boyce, from 13arbadoes;
Charlotte. Ball, frum Virginia; Defier, front Maffachu-
Lt:; Willi( !mina, from Triefte ; Lion, Studding, from
t re rla d; Ctude Scott, tit:allay; and net* Robfon, from
St..fbads; Either, Jones; Acafta, Crawford; Defiree, Brotle-
rkk: Fairfial, Aettch; Ardent, Briggs; Edgar; Perin
serar.ce, M.afhall; and Filkity, Auderfon from Riga; Hope,
Thortitorq tlas, bI Fall; and Jan*, AndetG.n, from Norway;
Hien, Imes; William anal Charlotte. —; and Mary, Ford,
from Pomo; Mary Ann. Wurdrcpper, from Augfburg; Ann
d Jane, Miller; Fortune, White ; John and Mary, Aaiun ; and
Arhiphi. from !Memel—At Lam:after, Cumberland,
from Llronora. Jones, from London; Co.
lun,tno, Erin. —: and Botirtta, from Barb.adocs
i'ork, Elias, Paltry; Lady Boyle, and Emprefs,
from Barbw!oes.

The Baltimore, Lewis, from &Jan ore for Amftertlam, is de-
tab cd and fent into Yarmouth by the Scorpion !loop at war.
The Arn Sri; has feat Into Yarmouth a fmuggling lugger with
V 3 !I tukers of (pint., taken nit the coact of Holland; this is
cis fi it v. 1.1 taken under the new Act of P4rhament.

Princefs CLarlotte traafpoot, from Barbadoes, is reported
2o! c. , t7ired.

I ie FAira, Chapman, of and from London, bound to Berbice,
;aprurcd by two Fru:e6 74 goo-ibips, and carried into Guada-
Lev!.

The Fame, Thompron, from New York, is on sore near Lon-
donderry, and fun of water.

The Lotd Charles Spencer packet from New• York
and Halifax, which was taken by the French corfair
Vaillant, on the ►4th of June, was carried into
P►fftge, in Spain. The paffengers were Captain W.
! ?ALL. R. N. Captain GIORGI STARLIR, R. M.
"r. ?ALMER, of Bermuda, Dr. PORTiI, and Mrs.
3t•Rbkrr. They were all well on the iR nit. the time
fixed fi.r their march into France : this information is
TCCCIVeIt from one of the Gentlemen taken in the
►cket, wit'', with the Lady, made their efcape from
:he enemy.

TIP! Minerva, jansaicaman, we find, was not taken
by forptize, (as trrmerntily hated in another paper)
iut i'ad the fign.rl flying for an enemy in fight long"
bcf( re :be privateer (a large felucca full of men) bore
down to engage her. The cooflia haled 75 minutes,
in which the privateer had fevers men killed, feveral
.4-sunded, and her gun difmonnted ; the, at lan, foe
fettled in boarding the 114 with 20 men, when the
crew of the Nlinerva, being moltly.foreigners, threw
dor n their arms and ran below, having the Captain
ar.d two mtn only on deck to oppofe them; which
they did natil all three were feverely wounded and
driven below, before the Frenchmen healed the co-
ivurs down.