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London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

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Tbe tap Cotter to-morrow%

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25.
His MAJISTeI ACCESsioN 10 7111 Tu no s p --Holiday at all
the Public °faces.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, lion} India Stock 176
3pu Cent. Red. Ann. 56414 India Bonds, par ts. dit
3 per Ccnt.C.ed. 5,4:1 Irilb 5 per Pent. Soli
Defeieed 3 pee Cent. Conf. apt Each. Bills, par is. diL
4 per Colt 7311 Omnium, 61 prem..
5 per Cent. Navy 6.7:4 Englith Tickets 251 tea.
c per Cum. 1797, 97 !I Conf. for acc. 574
Long Ann. 16 13-16 z 1.01 5 pc; C. to be paid Ap. 961 99
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According to the report of four Dutch detesters,
BotiAr ART, had fent positive orders from Aix-la•Cba-
pehe to the French Commodore at Ferrol to fail for
Brat, even though helhould be obliged to fight his
way through eur oruifers. The fquadron would, in
confequence, have already left Ferrol, had not an
Aid.de-camp of the Spaniih Minifler of Marine at.
rived from Cadiz with difpatchcs, which induced him
to wait for further inflruaions from France. It is
believed at Ferrol, and on board the French fleet,
that the (hips which are equipping at Cadiz and Bar-
celona, will co-operate with the French as auxiliaries
only to a certain diftanee from the Spanifb coat, as
[ the Splint Cabinet regards its neutrally encroached
upon by the ftrietnefs of our blockading fquadron.
11 'niece Dutchmen. afrert, that the greated anarchy
1 and difcontent prevail all over Spain ; that the in-
t*urre6tion, which began near Bilboa, has extended to
the neighbouring provinces; and that the infurgents
amounted to qpwardsof 60,000 men, and were daily
inereafing. 'This latter report was confirmed by an
American captain from. Corinna, who added, that
[ the leaders of ibeinfurrettion are Spaniards formerly
in the French fervice, and young men educated in
France. The common belief among all claire+ of
people is, that the difrolution of the Spanifli Monar-
chy, or at leaf a general revolution is at hand. This
dangerous fuperflition is kept up by pretended pro-
phecies, circulated by Spain& prieQ+ is French pity
and it will, therefore, not be furprifiog, if an igno-
rant people, thus deluded, and alfo tormented by
famine and difeafe, will, from defpair, leek a remedy
in the wort of all evils, a rebellion.

underhand that Mr. Courvs, the banker, has
received letters from his correfpondent in Paris, that
all Are Englifh priloners at Verdun, with the oxen- I
tion of Lord Eto', have been put into dole confine-
ment, and that the departure for England of SirJamas
Csmums is molt iniquitoufly affigned as the
caufe of this harth meafure. It is molt clear that Sir
jams was not a prifoncr of war. He bare the facted
and privileged charatter of a Minifter, and n law of
nations cnuld impnfe upon him a parole; n thr.r did
he, in truth, break a parole. But th. fpirit of reta-
liation, in which the meafure of clofe confi cement
is
diAated, will produce the moil cruel effeas if perfifted
in. Our Government has been in the habit of grant-
ing an extra allowance, over the ration of the French,
for the coral-we of our &amen, and this has been foe-
nailed by Capt. BUNTON who drew on Mars. Tito
MA$ CourTS and Co. through M. PIILRLGAUD.
Captain BRENTON now writes that he is obliged to
flop this allowance, as Ire can no longer fee the due
, application of it.
It is reported that our Government will adopt a
regulation v. refpea w French prifoners, (=lir
ta that which the French Government has put in force.

Government, we underhand, has received certain
intenigence of the Emperor Att sus having or-
dered the French Charge d'Affaires to quit Petal-
burgh in twenty foul hurs. This puts an end to all
further fpccolations reipcaing the prefervation of
peace between the two Powers.
It is reported in the belt informed circles, that the
departure of the French Emperor from Mentz was
battened by imelligence from Praia, of a very prang
&let iptinn. • Four couriers arrived on the morning
of the slay on wh:,:h he fct off. He had propofed to
go by the way of Holland, and orders had been if-
fired accordingly, Lit they were fuddenly counter-
manded. It is even hifpered; that, the coronation,
which was originally intended to take place on the
9th of November, will be put off to a mere conve-
nient opportunity ; the yreparatiens, however, for
that event, are at prefcm coctinued on a very extra-
vagant kale.
In the preceding column we have given rce far-
ther entails from the Dutch Papers received If :.fter•
day. Among the Dutch jrurnals, is cr.c enti.!ad
TLe MaTury, the firtl nuracr of which was publithdl
an the toth intlant, a few days after the fepp:cffirri
of the New Machant, from the a:les of which it rule,
and of which it appears bon the continuation, with
a new name.

The New .Iferchtmt and Leyden Gaverie were both
provifionally fuppreffed by the Dutch Government:.)
State, in confequence of a Note delivered by NI. Si.
uouviLLl, the French Amhaffador at the Hague.
Lbarges exhibited againft the 'el :nch Ler./-v Ga-
zette, t,:e on account of its partiality, and Giving art-
ful abridgements of intelligence (iretich Intel :ilence
particularly) to the difadvantare of the Grivo amen'
and affairs :if France. The I'. 1, ibre 1.14 I a inr.a• '
cerrly but:telt in guilty, and involved is the fame
punifbment, 'w:.hout any accufation. It i, cen.jec-
,
',teed, that the . lions extratis contained in from
the London Papct:, precipitated its fall. It how-
ever, mot: pliArat, that it wat occafioncvl by tie