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London, England, 1804-07-25 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDA'
I. Ptitga--Holklayi
iItICF. OF &roc,
3 per cem.. Red. 361 57ti
3 per Cent. Conf. 56t3f
4 per Cent- 743
5 per Cent. Wavy 91M
5 per Colt. 1797 98
Long Ann. 17if
India Stock 17.3 173
Enact*, JOLT 20,•••GOI
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JULY 13.
at the Public Olken
RS YESTERDAY s
India Bonds to se. dif•
Imp. 3 per Sa
Ditto Ana.
olionwelaelium. ;rimpar. s. diE
EngliOsTlellets 171. 771.
Confab for ace. 04 77i
IC Deb. S per Cent. Sat.
tin oa London Is.

Our accounts from Brentford, which come down
to about one o'clock this day, Rate, that the Poll,
which bad proceeded with various fuecefs during the
Morning, was then very much in favour of Mr.
MAIN waaimo.—Accounts received fince, and which
come down to two oclock. Rate, that at that hour
Mr. Metwwettwc had obtained a Majority of twenty-
fix on the whole poll.—Report Rates, that fome time
before, Mr. Maiitwaatwo was Rill more a head, but
that Sir FRANCIS kad reduced the number by polling
fully, running, within the preceding half hour.
The greatelt order prevailed this day at the Haft-
ings, for which great credit is due tolbe Sheriffs.

Captain Woonaorae, of his Majefty's (hip Cm;
COTTA, the arrival of which at POitfirtlatlth, from
New South Wales, was announced in this Paper yef-
terday, has communicated to the Lords of the Ad
miralty, that on his paffage from New South Wales,
he fell in with at fee, on the tech of June, an Ame-
rican veffel, the Captain of which informed him, that
while he wit lying at Batavia, Admiral Linens ar-
rived there with his filnadron, which had been en
gaged with the homeward-bound EaR India fleet,
from China, and bad L:ea beaten If with colfiderable
if !
Limon ezpeaed to be able to refit his (hips at Ba-
tavia, but the Dutcli either had no naval Bores there,
or were not inclined to part with any to thofe from
whom they never expetted :o be able to receive pay-
ment. He had no money to purchafe any from pri-
vate individuals, and bills on France were rejeaed.

The Gazette rf Taft night confirms the reports we
had hated of the enemy's force at Boulogne having
fuftained confiderable lofs and damage a few days ago
from our blockading fquadron. From this fpecimen
w ill not augur any thingveryaufpicious to
the plan of the conqueft of England by loch prepare.
tions,and therefore what isnow wanted is not altogether
to defpile the demonftrations of hoftility at Boulogne,
while, at the lime time, we are convinced that this is
not the quarter from which the grand attempt may be
ex peetcd.

We have received American Papers to a late date.
The following are the principal Articles :
From the C ..men-i7l Adverb' fir, Philadelphia, June Is. Itoi.
Th. fc.hooner Lydia, Posria. from St. Mary's
in nine days. Captain Nara& informs that on the
ell of June off Charlellon Bar be fpoke the Nita
brig St. Andrew, of t 6 guns, having in poffellion
the French Chip la Paris of a 4 gnus, and soo men,
which be had taken three days before, after a very
&vete engagement ; they were fleeting dire** fot
New Providence."

713.056

aczpoo

3.0,000

From the Philaidtbia Gamut, Jane 11, 11804.
" A letter from our correfpondent at New York,
dated yefierday morning, rays, "Two Brit;th frigates
are n,lw off this port, in waiting for the French (hips
deflioed oi.t.—They come into the Norrows at night,
and lay off all day ; In that it will be impoffible for
the French I gates efcape without engaging them.
They are fuppofed to be the LEANDER and BOSTON.
Should Jsitoms B and I,is lady take paffage
in the French frigates, it is very I.kely that they will
south at as , egAl pees, before they arrive in their
!mother counts y."

Military movements to a eonliderable extent arc
vety unexpelledly on the point of taking place.
A camp is immediately to las farmed on Barbaro
Downs, confining of the IR and 3d battalions of the
firfl regiment of Guards, now Rationed at Chatham,
under the command of Major. General Wrataao,
who are to take the ground on Friday and Saturday
next ; they confill of ~too men. A brigade of the
line is alfo on its paffage from Neweallle and Leith,
confining of the tBth, or Royal Irifh regiment of
foot, two battalions; the 53d, and the ad battalion
of the 6111, who are to difembark at Ramfga'e har-
bour, and march to Barham Downs. When the
whole are affiinbled they will amount to about 6,000
men. Lieutenant-General FRANCIS DUNDAS will
bare the chief command. Major-Genetal STUAST
takes a brigade in this encampment.
Another encampment will afro take place at Cox-
heath, to confin of a c,coo men, which will be formed
from the different Regiments at prefent Rationed in
the Eakin DinriS ; viz. a troop of Royal 1-lorfe
Artillery, the an Battalion of the Coldftream, and
the aft Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards,
commanded by Major-General the Hon. E. FUICII I
tl.e three Yolk,. Royal Bucks, Heatfordfhire, Eall
and Weft Norfolk, and ail Royal Lancafhire Regi•
ments of Militia, under the command of Major-Ge-
nerals Lord SOVTI4.I MP roes, BAIRD, and Ercewaras.
Another camp is alfo ordered to be farmed at
Br*.gl.ton, to confilt cf aft Somelfetfilire Mili is,
and the four battalions of the German Legin
who are now on their march from Ueynmuth.
The ailditional fore: r.rdcted into tl.e abate diftrie,
will annum co 17,o:::