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London, England, 1804-09-13 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, Si
PRICR OF STOCKS THla I
Canto 57W—for sealant,
PRICE OF STOCK•
3 per Cent. Red Ann. thus
3 per Cent. ConL 57ili
4 per Cent. Om
5 per Cent Nary 91111
5 per Cent. try, (hut
Long Ann. tut
Italia Bonds 11. 11. 4I(

Yellerday afternoon we
papers to the tsth ult. i

IPTEMBER tj.
)AT AT ONE O'CLOCK:
6,11.
; YESTERDAY.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 51 363
Imp. Ann. 11-16
Escheq. Bills, par Is. 114
Omnium 6; prem.
Englilh Tick. 181.
Coot& For acc.s7il

received American newf-
inclufive, from vohich we

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have given Come interefling extraLls. The coffer-
pondence between the American Commercial Agent
at Bourdeaux and the Commiffary of Police, deferves
particular notice. The French expelled from the
former the fame tame acquiefcence that they experi•
ence from Come of their degraded pufillanimous Ger-
man neighbours, but in this they feem to have been
completely clifappointed. It remains to be feed
whether they will Kalil in their demand to have all
ENO& lands an board American veffelt given up
to them as prifoners. If they do, we augur from the
fpirit fhewn on the prefent occalion, that France will
have to rank among her moil fpirited enemies the
inhabitants of the United Dates of America.

The Captain of a neutral veal, arrived in the
River, reports, that the Ruffians have landed a con-
fiderable force on the northern coaft 'of Holftein
and the matter of another veffel fates, that the
French have taken pofeffion of all the principal towns
on the (oath of that duchy, on which they have le-
vied very heavy contributions. A few days will de.
termine what troth there is in thde 'ligaments.
The mailer of a Dapifh veal from Tonningen
declares, that on Monday fe'nnigbt he was at Schlef-
wig' Gothorp, the capital of Holftein, and that a con
rier from ISONAPAILTeS General, lIIIMADOTTI, had
arrived in that city with difpatchesforPrinceC
of Hefe, the Governor of Holasin, importing, that
this Duchy would be immediately occupied by the
French army, thould the Danith Government Coffer
a fingle company of Ruffian fi.ldiers to land there.
He demanded, at the fame time, Whether the Go-
vernor thought himfelf firong enough, or had orders
to oppofe with force the attempt which Ruffs might
make to debark' troops in Holflein t He offered
betides the French army under his command tomake
eOIIIIIIO4S cafe with Denmark againft foreign invaders.
The Prince of Mesa fent immediately a Courier to
his fon-in-law, the Crown Prince of DINMARII, and
requefied infiruainns. The fame mailer added, that
great agitation prevailed in Holflein, and that many of
the inhabitants fent away their molt valuable effeas,
under apprebenfion of a vilit from the French, who
are now in want of every thing in Hanover, having
entirely eshaufled that peetorate.

Other accounts from the German Sea, raid to
have been received from Tome of our cruisers, (late
that the French troops in Hanover have not only
ereEted batteries upon feveral parts of the coal of the
rilettorate, but on the banks of the rivers %Vela and
Elbe, together with fire fignal polls, meafines all
indicating an apprehenfion of an snack either from
England or Raffia, or perhaps both.

Accounts from Conftantinople Rate. that the CAP-
TAIN PACNA had arrived off Cyprus on the 4th July,
with two line of battle ihips and• a frigate, and that
on the tgth of that month he took poffe(Gon of St.
Jean D'Acre, having eolleeed a force of 24 ibips.
The troops of 'sofas!. Parma were bribed into the
favour of the CAPTAIN PACNA, and this place fell
into his bands without a tingle gun having been fired
on either fide.
INNAIL PACNA is the fueeeffor of GIZZAIt PACHA,
and it is believed the Porte will obtain confiderable
treafore by the fuccefs of the CAPTA IN PAC HA.

The Tata accounts from Syria do not Rate that any
thing further has occurred in that difirailed country.

Yellerslay morning difpatches were received from
Admiral Tuottasottottcst. off the Tette', dated the
7th inR. at which time the enemy's vell'cls remained
in the fame Rate as nfual.

Captain Cli•OlLla CAMP•rt.t. of the 95th (or Rifle)
Regiment, who unfortunately fell in a duel at Shorn-
elide, in Kent, was lately promoted in that regiment
lion the 42d.
The Km: has been pleafed to ratify the proceed-
ings of a General Coast Martial lately holden at the
Royal Hofpital at Chelfea, for the trial of Enfign
Titoism Lawns, of the 69th Regiment of Foot, on
a charge preferred again:: trim by Lieutenant-Colo.
net Ma Hour, of difrefpatful and infulting conduet, of
which he was found guilty.
His MAIJIITT has alto been pleated to confirm the
proceedings of a Gmeral Court Martial lately hol.
den in the ifland of Gccrnicy, for the trial of Lieute-
nant-Colonel Joan Sutra, of the 6th Battalion of
Refers., upon nine fercial charges, of which be has
been acquitted.
We fame time ago mentioned, that a (pink of diftf
&Hoe had begun to thew itfclf among tome privates
of the Canadian Regiment of Fencibles, at Clafgow.
Jilreeneral Coott Martial, confilling of ts Field Offi-
cers and Captains of the Hne, is now fitting in Edin-
burgh Cattle, for the trial of the Mutineers. The
men meat of Hers, very few of whom can
fpeisk Englifh, conceived an apprehenfi on
that. inftead of going to Canada (for which they
had entitled) they were to be fent to she Kati Indies.
This. betides niatiny, has canted great defertiao in
the Corps.

mamma StUNIRONL. • -

81IPTIMISIL a.—People who were a.;
the hills laft evening fay, that they could difeers ts,
few fail of the enemy's veffels out of Boulope
there might be 15 or so of them, but they lay aloC
to the more, while our fquadron were at anchor foam
diLance from them. There was no firing, as our
!hips appeared to have but juft come to an anchor
when thefe obfervations were made, between fix and
(even in the evening. Today there has been a great
deal of firing in the eaftward, bto we cannot tell from
what it has originated, the weather being hazy all day.
_ _

Sir Dario Duanap, General Mama, and Sir
Hoses POPHAM VII to mist Me. PITT, Lords Kira
and Mar-vices this day, to make arrangements for
the expedition which u immediately to take place.—
The brigade encamped here, it is expelled, will be
employed in it.

The mountain Tungoragua, which forms a part of
the raft belt of mountains in the Weftern Heusi-
tphere, has been lately difcovered to have been de-
preffed about soo yards, by the earthquake in that
quarter, in 1797.
Friday laft the Right Hon. Lord Vircount Low-
TIM, and the Hon. Mr. Lowyrue, arrived at the
Caine, Whitehaven.
. - .

The infant Rofcius has appeared on molt of the
Irifh theatres, and has been every where received with
almoß unbounded approbation. Every newfpaper
has been loud in his praife ; and although Come
arieures have been publilhed, decreeing from his
merit, yet his performance has extorted front the pen
of ill-natured and morbid criticifm a confelaon, that
he is a tingular being, and that he holdsout thepro.
mite of great excellence in his pro felon.
The body of a young man was on Toefday after-
noon taken out of the Paddington Canal, near the
Mitre Tavern. He is fuppofed to have been murdered
Lea week the heavy and (operations baggage of
the Royal Lanark Militia, palled through Colchefter,
under a firong efcort from the regintent.for the town
of Hertford. where it is to' remain &pouted for the.
prefent.

The fallowing is Judge Commentary
on Lord ELLan BOROUGH'S AR :

" By this (ncw) Law, if a man ramp be fie at ide
ender cheundtances which, if ke killed him, would oultinets
ay, the eolmift akar is a capital telfettes.
By the rune Law, if a man &all ad and ifei, fo that if be
killed, it would be sander, the weer; time inikted, though it
could not be fatal to life, is imputed as a capital felony.
This new Law, which is known by the name at Lord Bice-
borooglis Atik is secured by fuperAcial men u intemperately fe-
-1 Irma : but nothing is more un ike the genius and true °hied of its
• than feel a defuiption ; the genius of it Is mercy, and the
objeft to guard the peaceful agilait the turbulent."

Yefterday the Qcarters Se&ins at Hicks's Hall,
were engaged in the difchargc of the debtors in New-
gate. under the late Infolvent Aft. There were 45
in the whole, and they were all difcharged except
three.

The firft of there was remanded in cohrequence of
a queftion arifing, whether the Coon had the power,
under all the circumflances, of difcharging him ?
His name is Mitford ; be was confined in Newgate
on or before the ft'day of January, the day pre-
kribed by the Mt of Parliament, to enable him to
come within the meaning of the AO. On the 7th of
June, the anion upon which he was confined was
fu-
perfeded ; and Mr. Kirby, jun. entered him as dif-
charged, in a book kept for that perpofe ; but he did
not avail himfelf of the affirm being fuperfeded, of
going out of the prifon, but remained in till the roth,
when a detainer for tol. was lodged againft him.—
The late Mr. Kirby, thinking the Prifoner came
within the meaning of the Info-Went Aa, infested his
name in the Gazette, among the others, with refpeQ
to whore right to take advantage of the Mt there
was no queition.
The queftion before the Court was, whether be
had ever been out of cultody or not?
Mr. Kirby, on being called upon, raid, it certainly
was impoftible for him to (wear the prifoner haJ been
in his cultody ever fince the tft of January, as he
was difchargcd on the 7th of June, and might have
gone out of the prifon if he had pleafed.
The Firmer allowed that he might have gone out,
and Lid, he remained in to avoid being arrefled by
other creditors ; the debt for which he was detained
being only tol.
The CHAIRMAN confidered this as a very rank cafe.
The prifoner was accordingly remanded—witb the
permiffion of the Court to bring his cafe before them
again, if he thought peeper, while they were fitting
this Sefiions.
Edward Vaur, a German, was objeeed to, upon
the ground that he had obtained the money for which
he was imprifoned, amounting to 351. under the falfe
pretence that lie was going to Germany to receive
a,OOO dollars, being his fhare of dollars, which his
father bad lately become entitled to. The prifoner
went to Germany, but not at the time appointed—
which was the ground of the charge of obtaining the
money under falle pretences.
The CHAIRMAN very properly obferved, the Info!
vent Ati did not authorife them to try criminal char.
gee under it, and the prifoner was liberated.
John Freere was objefted to by Mr. Pc:inlay, on
the ground of his having been convided of having
obtained money under Calk pretences ; to prove
which, he produced the record of the conviflion ;
and called Mr. Roberts, the keeper of the New Pri-
fon, who identified his perfon. He was accordingly
remanded.
Jofeph Strut was oppoled by Mr. ALLEY, ender
the 39th dance of the late Inlolvent Ail, which
enafts, that any percent, having been conviaed of
malicious mifchief, thould not be entided to the bene-
fit of this Ad. The learned Gentleman grounded
his application on the prifoner having !pseud a mif-
chievr.us and fcandakus report spina an unprotea-
ed female, in cunfequence of which he had been call
in sot. damages, from which be now applied to be re-
lieved. It appeared, that the prifoner had been gar-
dener to the Honourable Thomas Editing, at Hump-
dead, and a very refpeaable female fervent in the
neighbourhood was about to be married, much to her
advantage ; but in confequence of the reports which
the prifoner railed againft her, in public company, the
match was broke off, for which he was now very
juflly Coffering imprifonment, not reins able to pay
the damages. He was remanded.

3PARTING

itICKINOND MEETING, THURSDAY, SEPT. 6.
. The Member. Plate of sol.—Two mile belts.
Ur. W. Hotekturon's br. c - z a
' Ltd Dastagton's b. e. - . - a a
a to 1 on Mr. Hutchinfon's colt ; and after the
dead heat the fame.