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London, England, 1804-04-06 00:00:00

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/MAT. APRIL &
0? STOOKS THI& DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conf. for stracp,psii—Oteto for ac.c. SS
Riducal Of 41w. en.—Oktg pa. Ccnt. Sgt.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stack met I India Stock Out

3 per Celt. Rai Out
3 per Cent. Conf. AOll. 5j
4 per Cela. Dot
per Cam Navy 3,4
s par Cat. 5797 Ibut
Laos Ana. Out
Mort Ame. but

India Bomb, it. a so tilt.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 554
Imperial Ann. pi t t-t 6
Eitehrq. BilM. par. as.
Omninm 234
Eitel& Lottery Tick. tfl. tta
Conf. for ace 3344 36 3.31

Ileum Loax.—Agreeably to the notice given by
Mr. Comer, the Chancellor of thelh Exchequer,
the following Gentlemen waited upon him yellerday
at twelve o'clock, to know the particulars thereof,
previous to the bidding—

M.Ers. Scott, Mtn and Co. Mars. J. and A. Atkins,

Showell and Ms,
Jordaine and Shaw.

Irma sod Burrown,
/tent sod Gran.

When Mr. Colter acquainted them, the fum
*anted would be two millions, to be railed in Ire•
land, where the biddings are to take place. Mr.
Costar requefled to fee the bidders on Saturday
Morning, to give in their propofels.- They thought
proper, .however, to inform him, that, before they
could form a judgment of the price they ought to
bid, it would be necettary to be informed what would
be the amount of the Loan for England. Mr. CORNY
defired the parties to attend him again on Saturday
morning, and he would take an opportunity, in the
mean time, to eollfult Mr. ADDINGTON.

The two }lnures of Parliament met yefierday pur•
foam to adjournment. The Hnufe of Lords was
veil attended. Upwards of fifty Peers were prefect,
'and a long converfatioa took place in the Committee
tpon the Volunteer Bill. In the Houfe of Com.
Irons, Mr. VANSITTAILT moved for feveral accounts
*reparatory to the Budget.

We Rated in this paper on Wednefday, that diG
;inches had been received at the Admiralty from
Lord Nir.som, and that it was generally believed in
the bell informed circles that they contained art ac-
'ount of the French fleet having made their efcape
from Toulon. On further inquiry we find that his
tordhip did attually Rate this circumftance in his
ietters, and therefore the report circulated yefterday
'ref-peeing an ninon between the Eng and French
Sects, in which his Lnrd(hip loft his life, and fa fail
'were taken,, is in force degree believed at the Admi-
t alty. We are allured, however, that at ten o'clock
this tnctrning Government had received no account
qg soy fuch *event bath% 'taken place. Should the
report prove to be well fdEnded, we fincerely hope
that the part of it which relates to the death of Lord
Ilitsott, 'will turn out to be incorreft.

Yeßerday the Ktmo rode in.the (Irtra's Riding-
houk. About one 1 11, his M o'clock-AJILSTII gave an-
dialect and tranfaited bufinefs with the Loan
Cnancro.ot. the Earl of DART/dour', and Mr.
ADDINGTON, TOY a conliderabie thne.

'reNada,' knouts a Cabinet Council was held at
Ltird Haarratrittiv's °See in Downingareet.—
The Loris :tnasiest.toa. the CMANCILLOIt of the
tic a sky ea, liui !Pr.-Yammer. Lord Hose's., and
Mr. Your, Were prefent. Previous to the Council,
the Ruffian and Swahili Arnbaffadors had long an-
dienees of Lord HawarsßUlLY.

Vellerday a Boarcrwas held at the Admiralty, for
the purple of examining difabled Raman for their
admidion into Greenwich Holpital.
Earl Will c n 'tun u expeeed to be the new Groom
of the Stole.

General Lies was, when his late difparches were
fent off, at a etiftanee of nearly goo miles from Bom-
bay, and had almoß retched the extremity of the
Mahratta territory.

The operation of the gear Aldred Tar AEtt, for
levyirig an additi.mal Duty on Honks, Windows,
Servants, Sec. commenced yellerday. The &II quar-
ter's alrelTinent id to be paid on the loth of June, in
England and Wales s in Scotland the dude, are to
be paid half-yearly, the persica to take place
en the 29th of September, 'So+
Letters were received yefterdat from Holland to
the 28th ult. It was raid in one of them, that a
report prevailed that the Duke Mae II I II II had been
tot.

A letter rums Amiterthin Rates, that the EnglA
Colonel WILLIAMS, who commanded the Imperial
Flotilla on the Liam Of Coaßance hil war, wa► flop.
ped lately at Delizyl, in Groningen, on his return
from London to Vienna, at the detire of the French
Cener4l Maamour ; but he was in a Mort time fet at
liberty, the AuArian Envoy, Baron Faaz, having
demanded his %erasion.

All the perfons tiled at Smilburgh for correipond-
ing with the AuArians and PICII ECRU, in t Soc. and
acquitted by ar Military Commiffion, have again
been put under arreft.
Among the perfons recently arrefled at Paris are
Madame de VAUDRI tm., the Ditcher de Crusts sot,
Baron ROO/ ssourauLT, Monfleur VA upattouvr,
formerly s Major in the Condean army, and many
others. •

A letter from Hamborgh fays, " By order of the
French blinifler REINHARD, three Fienchnien have
lien arrelled here in the French playhoufe, and de-
livered up to fome French officers, who immediately
condutted them to Harbours, whence Gen. I' s,
the Commandant, ordered dictate) be cond tidied o n.ler
a proper efcort of gent d'armes to Paris. They are
raid to be concerned in the Late confpiracy.
"At Embden, near 400 Rrangers have been put
under anvil by the PrufßanGoVernment, at the deltic
of the French agent."

General LailLie I, MOREAU'S confidential friend,
has Pirtunatel; made hia cfcapc, and paled through