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London, England, 1803-05-28 00:00:00

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LONDON.

SAIURIAY, MAY t!.

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PRICF. OF STOCKS rHis DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
confols for July opening 61} t, 61, 64 791.
1 4",31 cB3 per Cent. 94/I.—.Ncw Aum 93ii•
PRICE OF bTOCIPCS YF,STERDAY
ft:A Stix.k 145 i 145 India Stock 177
, p.r Cent. P.‘d. 3; 57f India Bonds 1 pr.
per C. 0..01..58 S 3 Imp. 3 per Cent. 350
New 4 per Cent. 73 7 Im Anna. to
s per Ct. N•Vy.9ll 9411 Imp. Anna.
Excheq. Bills, is. to is. dif.
c per Cent. Ann. 1797, salf gal Conf for opg. 58311
L wB Aun. t6i 13-z6

We have to congratulate our Country on the tent
per and fpirit which teemed to agnate all parties in
the proceedings which took place laft night in the
lio•ife. of Commons Mr. Fox's promifed Motion
was made rcfpetting the mediation of Rana, and the
explanations which followed (hewed, that Minifters
had already been following that line of conduit which
it was the objea of his motion to make them adopt.
ft was creditable both to Mr. Fox and to Minifters,
that in a point of fo much magnitude, there had been
a coincidence of opinion ; and we never faw the
Members of all parties fo ardent in their congratula-
tions as on this occafion, when a real unanimity and
au alma unexampled cordiality appeared.
This circumflance fhould ferve as a leffon to thofe
Neu fpapers which attach themfelves blindly to party,
not to be too peremptory in deciding on the conduct
i or motives of individuals.—Only yefterday, Come of
the oppofition Prints were crying out againft Minifters
for not following the line of conduit recommended
by Mr. Fox, refpetting the mediation of Ruffia, and
Tome of the Minifterial Prints were as vehement in
In their abufe of Mr. Fox for recommending a mode
of proceeding, which, according to them, could
not with any kind of prudence be adopted by Mi.
, I nifters ! Yet the fait turns out to be that what
Mr. Fox was recommending, Government had al-
-4 ready in view.
What may be the Woe no one can poMbly foreleg.
yßut that no relaxation in the means we have already
flp retorted to forth our ownl.
fecurity. ought to take place,
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31 Yellerday 250 recruits from General HIWITT'S
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';I Depot, at Cowes, were embarked on board the Al.'
ligatnr iiore-fhip, for the Well Indies.
Thurfday morning the EaII and North Devon U.
• giments of Militia marched into Plymouth, and are
! to be quartered in barracks.
Orders have been illued from the Lord Chamber
6, lain's Office for a drawing-room on Saturday, the
;0 4th oi June, at St. James's, but no ball in the even-

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ing.
After Mr. Fox withdrew his motion yellerday in
the Houle of Commons, he went over to the Tree-
fury Bench, and (hook hands with Mr. ADDINGTON
and Lord HAWK ESSURY.
We prefume that Lord Seam wort did not attend
the reprefentation of Dr. V's. alteration of Nig yak
on Friday. He would have been told that " Jetties
never will fubmit to France." On the fraristifw and
honour of fuch a propofition he has much to hear.
Hamar KING, Efq. paid into the Chamber of Lim-
don a fine of 4001. and twenty marks ye(lerday, to
be exeufed ferving the office of Sheriff. This is the
fourth Gentleman who has paid the like fine fince the
nomination of the Lour, Maron at a Court of Alder-
men held on Tuefday loft.
An order from Government was received on Tuef
day by M. Covrasar de Monster, the French
Commercial Commiffioner, to leave London within
twenty-four hours, and quit the kingdom with all
poffible difpatch. He accordingly fee out on his re-
turn to Paris tall Wedr.efday.
The report of the omit and imprifonment of Du-
sots, the Peeled of the Police at Paris, is unfounded.
It aide from the circumfiance of his having been
Peen efeorted by a Captain of BONAPARTI'S guard,
and a (mall body of foldiers.
Yaqui:4 the Commiffioners of his Majeßy's Ho.
nourahle Court of Lieutenancy eleited by ballot at
Guildhall Lieutenants Bshwa Lt. and Lorsrr, Cap-
tain Lieutenants of the Eaft and Welt Regiments of
London Militia, loco Captain Lieutenants Ayala and
NICHOLAS, lately promoted.
The Naval Hofpital at Yarmouth is ordered to be
ellablifhed for the reception of the lick belonging to
the fleet on the North Sea Ration.
A letter of Marque failed from Dover on Tharf.
day afternoon ; others will be ready in a day or two.
The Earl of EQLINTOUN leaves Town tomorrow
for Scotland, to vote for one of the fixteen Peers.
Lord Momr9osesay left Town this day for Scot.
lanaLto take the command of his regiment of militia.
The embargo has been ordered to be taken off all
veffelx that are bound to Ruflia.
Yedierday the following (hips were ordered into
comaugon, and the Captains, whofe names are al-
flied, Were appointed to command them :
Nratee, of 74 guns, at Plymouth, Hen. Capt. STOPTOID.
ittlby 6t- °wham, - GAsoNell.
Wlfp (Slop) -- Pentateuch,
Phew (dia) Plymouth, -- HANCOCK.
Lieut. I. E. Ism•st is appointed to La Santa.
Lieut. Hutment man is appointed to the command
9f the SANDWICH prifon (hip at Chatham.
.C 11440.00101101 MARTIN Is appointed to the CAiteiros;
Icc A, CO the Chilleae; PILLT, CO the 000 r ; and pica,
ICthe Moray.
kutessasee..—amonsandLeca,to theDelhambantb; Ostia.
to the Defence; WILLIAMS, to the Cosonsand of the Dims&
gun-boat; laws a, to the command of the Ceske dkto; &Mon.
NIL, COlllO IG. ; MOWIIRAT. to the Beaver.
Pllfftrim.4llf. MA Tilt W, late of the Pallas, le appointed to the
Alarm; Mr. poor., late of the Marna, to the Maintheent ; Mr.
Carat, late of the Magoilecat, to the Dragon ; and Mf. 3A r.
late at the Dragon, to the at. George.
The Rey. A Ulna: sc ea is appointed Cluiphio of the Prism at
Walls.
We have to announce the faccefsful termination of
the experiment made in New Bood.ftreet, with the
swirly invented lamps and refiedors. ip their adop-
tion by kik lagnottrable the Commitoners for Light.
Bk.,GegggF, Hanoret-fquare i and
phited-hcidy, oil thus fo
ataisafei an improve-
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