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London, England, 1820-08-05 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1820.
THE FUNDS.
!MCI Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHL O'CLOCK :
Bank Stock 223
•
3 per Cent. Reduced 69 6878 69
3 per Cent. Cons. 68%
31, per Cent. 771/2 •
4 per Cent. 87% 1/8
5 per Cent. 1631/2 103
Long Annuities 181/8 3-16
India Bonds 225. 235. pre.
Exch. Bills, 3s. ss. pre.
• Cons. for Acct. 6814

,DEFEAT OF THE ALGERINE FLEET.

A letter from Bayonne, of the 29th July, given in
the Journal des Debuts of Wednesday, states, that
4, private letters from Saint Sebastian announce, that
- the Algerine Fleet had been encountered off the

coast of Andalusia by a Dutch squadron, when an
• obstinate contest ensued between them. The Alge-
liaes were completely beaten, and two of their ships

sunk."

The Paris Papers orWednesdAy arrived this fore•
noon.

- The details of the fire which had desolated the
quarter of La RapCe are most disastrous. Seven-
teen stole:houses containing eighty thousand pieces of
wine and brandy, have been the prey of the flatnes.
The devastation extended 376 paces one way, and
200 another. Several persons have lost thcir lives;
some accounts say five, others eight; and more than
eighty persons have been seriously Wounded.
The Constitutioattel gives a private letter from Na.
pies, dated the 17th ult. which mentions the 'mutiny
of the Farnese Regiment, and confirms the original
statement, that it had no cennection with political
events. " We have now," it adds, " one hundred
thou..and men of the National Guard, armed and
equipped at the es ---ense of the citizens. This has
been done simultaneously in every part of the king-
dom. Nothing can bettet deMonstate how much the
s% hole nahon is inter ested in the new order of things,
and how many sacrifice:. it is di.vosed to make for
the mainenance of its rights and independence."
French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 78 fr. 80c.

New Tot k Papers arrived this morning, to the 13th
41july.

NEW YORK, JULY 12.
TIIE rEvrn.—By a communication from Dr.
Beck,.it al pears that the yelloiv fever has disappeared
- at Middletown ; and by a series of documents in the
Baltimore Papers, it is equally apparent that there
has been no such fever at that city during the pre-
sent season. Thus far this part of the country is at
least, for the present, happily exempted from imme-
„. diate apprehensions of being affected by this terrible
scourge to our cities.

Y .t

The following Notice has been trinsmitted to the
.Secretary at Lloyd's, from the Swedish and Norwe-
gian Consulate :

" London, Augnst 3d, 1920.
" Sta—lt has been notified to me by the Royal Board of
Trade at Stockholm, that as the light, or beacon, upon the tower
of the fortress cf Carlsteii, near Matstrand-, is about to be re-
built, a beginning will be made to pull the same down on the
16th April, 1821, and that the fire will he resumed again there-
on at the Usual time on the Ist August, 1821, during which time
ro light will be kept there ; which you will oblige me by no-
ticing at Lloyd's, for the information of merchant-ships, and
tr:t-iaring persons in general.—l am, &c.
(Signed) •• CHARLES Totrin
To Mr. John Bennett, jun. Lloyd's."
The account received from Oatlands, yesterday, at
York I-louse, Stable-yard, St. James's, relative to the
state of her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK,
vas, that her Royal Highness \vas no better. She is
not able to get out of bed uithout assistance. The
private report of her physicians is, that her Royal
highness is past recovery.
• FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and family, for Adding ton P.:rk.
Mr. Lambton, for Hyde.
Sir William Calder, fur Maidstone.
Me, and Mrs. Gordon, for Itamsgate.
•. The Hon. Major Cath;gan, for East Sheen.
The Hon. henry Cavendish, for Chiswick.
Mr. William Clarke, for Brighton.
The Earl of Yarmouth, for Worthing.
Lord Bayning, for Oakky Eye, in Suffolk.
Miss Sneyd, on a tour.—Mr. E. Lloyd, on a tour.
Nr. Browne, for Brussels.
The Earl and Countess cf Clonn?ell, for Weston House, Glou-
cu3tershire.—Lord Clifton, for Sandgate, near Folkstoue.
'
Count and Countess St. Antonio, for Wimbledon.
Dowager Countess of Stanhope, for Tunbridge Wells.
;:drs. and Miss Biddulph, on a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzhugh, for Bicester, Oxfordshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, on a tour.
Viscountess Cremorne, for Chelsea Lodge.
Viscount and Viscountess Bulkeley, for Englefield Green.
Colonel and Mrs. Chyton, for liamsgatc.
' • l'‘lrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour, on a tour.
Colonel and Lady Charlotte Strutt, on a tour.
Hon. Colonel Wingfield Stratford, on a tour.
Lady Illiana Dawkins, on a tour.
lion. William Povrlett, fur Sawerby, Oakhatn, Somerset.
11r. C. C. Sntith.aad Lady Anne C. Smith, for Wentworth.
Marchioness of Abercorn and L.idy Julia Gore, on a tour.
Lord de la Zouche, on a tour.
lion. H. Sloane, for Paritons, near Ramsey, in Hampshire.
Mrs. and Idiss Panther, on a tour.
THE QuEEN.—This Illustrious Lady has ever been
distinguished for,her Patronage of the Arts, and Dis-
coveries in Science. Always anxious. to honour by
her sanction whatever was calculated to benefit so-
ciety, her MAJESTY has long been the avowed Patron
of a discovery of acknowledged utility—we refer to
ROWLAND'S& MACASSAR OIL, On which it would be a
folly to expatiate, was it not to expose the malignant
and barefaced attempts to imitate an article, that
combines everything which can render the Hair beau-
tiful, assist its growth, and promote, in every respect,
theelegance and durabolity of that grand ornament
of the human frame. .