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London, England, 1803-07-02 00:00:00

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, JULY s.
PRICE OF STOeics THIS DAY AT °KR O'CLOCK:
Confols for opt. ,Ootnium 44 5 &knout.
3 pet Cent. Red. 5 imrLeng Ann. ;64
• PRICE OF stpcKs YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock Loot Ann.l6i 3-16
3 Per Cent. Rad• S 3/ S4l Short Ann. ; 9.16
4 per Cent. 71f 654 Orcnium 33 4i
3 per Ct. Ann. 1797,90 41;1 9011104 for 014 J 6;:

Lord NELSON arrived at Gibraltar in the beginning
of June, and carried in with him fore: al valuable
French prizes, which he captured on his parity'. A
number of Enghlh wads had arrived there, and Vsro
to fail for England under convoy about the lath.
Ey a neutral [hip we lafi niglatireceired a 940cet
of Dutch Papers ; the only article we can find in theirs
deferving notice is the following, dated Rotterdam,
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14 A report has been current here for tome days,
that the Court of England harboured hollile inten-
tions towards his Pruffien Majelly. This intelligence,
however, could not be traced to any genuine.fonrce;
and it fell into ditcredit, when it was found that his ,
Majeay's Coati's' in this city had not received the
fmalleil intimation of the kind, and that Proffiln 'ter-
cels continued to enter our ports without moleilation
from the Englilh cruizers. A letter from Frankfort-.
dated the tub, flowerer, Ines, that a courier had
arrived the day before from ficrl n at Henan, where
the Royal Family then were, with intelligence, that
the Englifh had blockaded the port of Dantzig ; in
confequence of which, the letter Rates, that their
hfajefties immediately proceeded for their capital.
" eonfequence of the late decree of our Cove:rt.
ment, fur welting all Englifitmen in the land or lea-
ferrice of his Majpfiy the King of Great Britain, the
gates of this city were yefterday noon beet by Preach
'foldiers, who refuted to let any one go out of the city,
not even the Dutch labourers to their refpeaive oc.
cupations in the fuburbs; but after an unimportant
feirch bad taken place. the gates were again aban.
done to the ufe of the citizens. .This rigid meafitre.
however, kerns to have arifen from a mircilecep-
tion between the Magifirates and the French Com.
mandant."

'Our Readers will fee by our Dover letter that an
unufual Bring has been beard there. cuppofed to bit
in cnnfentsciace of an attack made upon veffels of tome
dcfcriptiun or other on the French cask at or near
Calais. It may, however, turn out to have been only
a falute to the FIRST CONSUL on his arrival in that
port, as we learn by the French journals of the *Bth
ult. received this morning. that he reached Amiens
on Monday WE We have fubjoine.i a part of the
Bifhop's fpeech ors his arrival.
We have likevrife received Brnfels Journals of the
syth. They announce the intention of the Cutss
Consul. to vifit Flufhing alto before his returp.tp
Paris.

The Genoefe are fitting ont their fleet, avowedly
for the purpofe of being at the difporal of France.:
The French army in Italy istnarching to take pot*.
feflion of Capua and other Neapolitan ports.
Nye per Cents 49 fr. 75 c.

COVISIONE, JUN, 25.—The F 1337 Cousin sr.
rived in this town at eleven o'clock in the fore4oon.
He alighted ip the Court of the Palace. He was re.
ceived by the Prete& of POife and all the Authorities
of the Country. He vilited the fchool of Compiegpf.
and the manufaftories which have begun to be eftst-
!gifted, with the greateft care. He bellowed great
praife on C. Covers, who direas theft infant mama.
faeoriet. The Municipality and Clergy were pre.
fented to him.

Moevntotaa, 'yes as.—We had been expeaing
the nem- Cowie" for feveral days pet. All the
Conimunes between Compiegne and Amiens labnareci
with the greaten aftivlty to raife triumphal arches,—
He flopped here a quarter of an hoot. All the Au-
thorities were prefented to him, and exprefied thole
fentiments by which the inhabitants are animated,
In turning from Covilty a carriage, with one of
the Ladies of the Palace, was overturned. Madame
Tummy's. received a night wound.
AMIENS, Jules ay.—.The Cutts Coasy" arrived
here on the nth, at feven in the evening. More than
30,000 people were waiting for him as he palled. A
guard of honour, confining of Guy cavalry and two
companies of infantry, went out of town to meet him.
The Mayor preented him with the keys ache town.
The CHIEF COMM. muff have feen by the Joy and
enthunafm with which all the citizens were animated,
that the people here entertained eta lively a fenfe as
thole of Lyons and Rouen, of what he has done for
France. AU the ftreets, through which be was er-
paled to pats, were ornamented with the produdi
of out manufaftories.

He alighted at the Hotel of the Prefear ote. He
invited the Prefeo and the Mayor to dinner. In the
evening the town was illuminated. The illumination
of the Temple iotalrufted on the ramparts produced
a very fine effea.

Yetlerday at fix in the asoroing, the FIRST Calm&
mounted his horfe, rode round the rarnparts from
the citadel, and vifited all the environs of the town.
Midas o'clock he embarked on the Somme, and then
returned to the town, amidli an imamate crowd, ae•
ferobled to fee him.

At noon, after hearing leafs, which was perfoutsa
by the Bilbop of Ant set, receives! the sler
The Prefect, the Council of the .01
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him in fucceffion.
SPEECH OF THE BISHOP OF APAIPHS.
citizen CHIEF CONSUL and Prefident—The Mi.
• e- of the GOD of Peace would thew themfelves
ti,:. worthy of their auguft charaCter were they not
grievonfly affeaed by the diareffing neceffity which
compels you again to recur to arms.
" Your good deeds and their principles mull have
affaciated them with all the fentiments you cape-
rienced,when you learned that a Government, always
jealous of the profperity of France, had formed the
fatal projea of re-kindling the flames of war.
" This defperpte refolution, which you have not
provoked, which you ardently wined to prevent,
will not fluke the conflancy of the French.
" They all render jo nice to your pacific views; they
are fenfible in particular, that England could not fee
without being offended, every thing that your happy
genius infpired you to do to repair the evils which
were the confequence of ten years of combats.
" What in the eyes of our enemies is a wrong
which they will never forgive, becomes to you, Citizen
Firm. CONSUL, a facred title to our affeetion and to
our gratitude.
" If Heaven has fuffehd yon to enjoy only for *1
few moments the valuable fruit of your triumphs, it
will indemnify you at lean in part for this fevere fa.
orifice, by procuring to you the confoling affurance
that the attachment of the French nation for its fits
Magiflrate, his inereafed tinder the prefent eircum.
ances, in proportion to the hatred fworn to it by
Englifh Government."
The Prete& of Somas, in his aidrcfs to the CHIEF
Atm, introduced the following rhetorical flown:
Father of thy country, continue through our
andant fields, through our embellifhed cities, anthill
iverfal joy, thy triumphant and pacific march ;
• let England tremble! Let the Englifh,.abandoned
the fecblenefs aact arrognesit of Iffinifters, to
folly and audacity or Tea, orators, contemplate
, affright the hero of France, advanting to punint
~rjury, to impofe on the pirates of the fea the yoke
of peace, and to proclaim on the ruins of Albion the
commercial independence of Europe."
Criaaaourto, Juan 59.—The works in the national
part of this place. called officially, Port Bonaparte, are
daily acquiring more aaiviry. On the nth the Mi-
sifter of the Marine arrived here incognito at four in
the mornitig. He infpeaed the reedited, the fur.
sounding forts and the dodo, and, giving his orders,
returned die fame day, at ten at night. We erpea
a great deal froth this vifit. and frosts the meafures
which are about to be taken to tinder this port wor-
thy of iks new denonlination.
Blume s soot°, Jun i 24.—/%lle Firft Conful of the
'Trench RePublie is expelted.in our town as well as
at nothing, where be will infpea the port t he will
be accompanied by feveral of his miniflen. A corm
=Min 'compofed of feveral members of the admini.
illation of Zealand has proceeded to Flailing to r.on.
wen with General Momiter the arrangements need'.
fary for receiving him. BoNaPARTE Will occupy
there the hdilfe of M. FAN DOORN, member of the
adminifiration, which is prepiring for him, and be
fore which two pieces of artillery have been already
placed. •A yacht belonging to the navy has pro.
seeded to grefkins to convoy hither the FIRST Con-
sul. and his faire. His Excellency M. Ss moravir.za,
Ambarador of the French Republic at the Hague,
will repair alto to Flulbing on the arrival there of the
FIRST CONSUL.
HAGUE, June ay.—.lThe Commiffiott of State,
Confining of two Members of Government, Marrs.
ISKAirrzrt. and Brew, with M. Vah der GOES, Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, dellined to go
and compliment the Firft Conftd &INA AAAAA at
Brunel., will fet out, according to every appearance,
the day after to-morrow, to difcharge this mil ion.—
Adjutant of the Marine, M. Routs, and twe
-s of Government, fet out the day before
terday for Antwerp, where they will wait for the
immiflion of State, to accompany them to Brune's.
The Government being informed, that in tome of
the Towns of thi.: Republic, and particularly Rotter-
dam, evil minded perfons etcite the foldiers and fad-
ers to defert the fervice and enter that of England, has
charged the Council of the Marine, and the Bailliff of
the city of Rotterdam, to make firia enquiry into this
circumnanee, and to purfue Inch meafures as may not
only prevent the evil. but alto profecute the criminals.
It appears, that the army of rcferve, commanded
by General DESSOLLPS, will not remain in the Bata.
Tian territory. This General, it is (aid. is already
on his way to Ofnabruck with a part of iris troops.
Faoisvreas.or ITALY, Just 52.—The fecond di-
viiion of the army affembled in Romagna. immedi-
atzly followed the fiat, and has entered the Roman
State. This divifion confins of the Italian troopi
under General Lsecor, and the fecond Helvetic
demi.brigade. Another corps Mined to occupy
Capra, is on its march to Tufcany. All there troops
are commanded by General Sr. CYR, Counleilor of
6tate.
Great preparations arc making in the Italian and
Ligurian Republic. The I ormer. as it has no navy,
is making a confiderable ineveafe to its troops of the
line which will neceiarily join the French army. At
Genoa, all the (hips and veffels of war are fitting
out, and have been placed at the difpofal of the
French government.
A report was fpread in Italy, that the Foglifil had

occupied Sicily, bat this report at yet lien's to be
entirely void cf foundation. The Commandant of
the gnglifh naval forces in the Mediterranean mull
have declared, that he uiil treat in a hostile manner
the kingdom of Naples and the Pontifical State, in
cafe the French take poffeflion of thefe countries.

Yeflerday his MAIL STY, the Princeffes Sopa re and
AMELIA, attended by Lady Trryrrrra and Gentral
GARTH, took an airing on horfeback in the Great
Park. Her MAJESTY, the Princefres Jinnila and
Et.maatra, with the Princefs Cn•aurrra of ALES,
Attended by Ladies ELY and E W
LGIN, took an airing
to Frogmore. In the evening the Royal Family
went to the Theatre.

The difcuffion of the Real and Perfonal Property
Bill has been poßponed•till Monday.
The Army of Referve Bill was yeflerday read for
the firfl time in the Houle of Lords, and produced
a very interetting converfition. The importance of
its objett was urged wiih great animation I and it was
even prcpoled to waive the forms of the Houfe, in
order to accelerate its palling into a lan..
This morning the Brigade of Foot Guards remain.
ing in London were muttered in St. James's Park
by Mr. Ausr, Deputy Muller Matter General.
The St. James's Loyal Volunteers, on Thtirfday,
met for the purpofe of eledling their Officers, when
the following were unanimoutly chofen
Cot I. Amhera, Rev. T. Brackcn, Chaplain,
'Acta -Col. Mona, W. 1140-ris, klq. Surgeon.
Major Downer,
CAPTAINS ELECTED JUNI 30. 1804.

Farquhar, Efq. ikillion--loahe. Efq,
Charles Stuart, Efq. IV,ICam Plathet, Efq.
Arthur Cure, Ffq. Francis John Cater, Ffq.
Hugh Harnatcrficy, Efq. Charles Hantmeriley, Efq.
YeiterdAy wits Moiler-day, when the corps nude
a molt refpeltable apppArt..lce on the par.td.:.
...

It is laid that the French propofed to embark a
number of men from the Elbe Scotland, whist'
waione of the realons f httelcachng that river.
The exemption rf foreigners, refidinx ahi
the tax upon the fuods, i • p •titic as well as knout.'
ble to the national chAraaer. Foreigners have lot.g
had occalien to look upon this conotry t• one nett
fanauary for property, as well as the moll
abode of freedom.

A Sea Fencible Eilablilhasenr, upon a very ex
tenfive Peale, for the rrotedion of the cu.ut in Great
Britain, is immediately to be ado..ted It is to corn
prite all fiiiiermen, and other persons occupied in the
ports, and u'on the coait, but who are now, from
the very nature of their occupations, proteited from
the impref,. There are to be ciafred in &Was, and
put under the command of proper Naval Officers, and
are to ad as the emergency of the moment may re
quite, ashore or afloat. A hundred Poft.Captains
and Commanders, with a proportionate number of
Lieutenant, are 4reasly appointed to this fel vice.-
-We cannot tun much commend this plan, which
brings into the fervice of their country a great num-
ber of very uleful hands, n irhout dillutbing the fettled
habits of their anal occupations.
A perion belonging to Lord WHITWORrn's hnure-
hold came over on Thtirfday afternoon, in the Ance•
Lawn packet, from Calais, and witneffed the prepa
rations carrying on there for the reception of the
CHIEF CONSUL. He AIM Antes. that he few Mr.
Sem /iv/. the Mellinger. at Paris, prior to his-leaving
that city, who' may &rutty be expelled ; and that it
was probable that Lady ELGIN would accompany him
to London. Mr. Scmaw, it appears, left Paris for
England a few days ago, but when he had gone about
thirty miles of his journey he was overtaken by a
French courier, who had been difpatched after him
with orders for his immediate return to Paris. He ac-
cordingly travelled back with the Mellinger. Lady
ELC•IN obtained a paffport for England foam days
ago, and would have fet off from Paris with Mr.
SCHAW at the time he left it, but her Ladyfhip re.
ruled to quit her hufband, milers the received another
;Napoli to enable her to return again to France after
the had vifited her children. This was denied her,
and her Ladythip was exceßively Villreired, being
very delimits to fee her children, and yet full of grief
at the reparation from her husband.
Wednefday a Frenchman was apprehended at Brad-
field Camp, by a party of the Well Effez regiment,
under fufpicion of being a fpy. He was dinned to
the Cattle, at Colchefter, where he is at prefent in
cullody.
Yellerday, in confequence of an information, a
prefs-gang went to a boufe in Drury lane, and prefect
a man, who, upon making borne little refinance, re-
ceived fo dteadful a cut on the bead with a hanger,
that his life is defpaired of. 'The perfon who wound-
ed him was taken into etillody immediately.
On Monday, June 27th, was rung at Wrexham,
Denbighlbite, by the Union Society of Shrewfbury,
a Peal of Grandlire Caters, containing Sox t changes,
in 3 hours and 14 minutes, being the only true peal
ever completed in the principality of Wales.
The Marquis and Marchioners of Armco's, ar-
rived in Dublin on Wednefday morning.
Lord Sostravit.Le fet off yederday on his tour
through Scotland.
Among the lan fantionable arrivals at Brighton are
Lady Mistaim, Dr.sed Mor. Crumble, Mr Mathis, Ikliade.
Major Maxwell. General sod Mr.. Harcourt. Cubed Reed,
Mrs. Le lieterier, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hickey, Mrs. Walk, Ike.
Hepartures.—Counters of Camden and family, Mr. sad Mr..
O. Braver. Captain O. skeen Mr. sad Mra Smith, at Lombard-
Meet I tlac Canntels cif °mad Morgan. Sir C. Senftk,
DucNISS OT MARLBOROUGH'S ROUT —Her Grace,
lan night, gave her fecond grand rant this feafon at
Marlborough Houfe. Six footmen in Rate liveries,
headed by a running footman with a layer ilaff, were
Ilationed in the interior hall, who condu4ed the com-
pany to eight 'fervent' of a ftiperior Oafs, by whom
they were announced to the Groom of the Chambers.
The company then proceeded to the grand dining
parlour. where they were received by her Grace.—
The Hall, which is uncommonly magnificent, dif
played a fine colleCtion of paintings, with a great
proration of the finett flowers, brought from Sion-
Hoofe. At the entrance of the hall. in the grand
gallery, an excellent band of moire were Rationed,
who played during the whole of the night. The
company prefent exceeded Soo.
The Genius of Britain certainly hovered over the
author of the new local divenifement at the Circus
at the time of its conception, and happily guided the
'wings of his pen. The native purity of its loyalty
and patrintifm is the phcenomena of the prefent day.
We were prefent at its reprefentatioa lag night, and
received a melt Wettable treat.

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