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London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

LONDON,

MONDAY,
Wurrivta:MoNsAT.--Holiday 3

MAT sll
it the Bank and Stock Rzehauge.
; ON SATURDAY :
$ Per Cult- Ann. 1797. 93.1f1
Long Atm t 7ff
India Stock tie 2113
Excheq. Bina, is.
Coat for opg. 59161 sp} uog
;nt. Gos. Debentures U.
blia on L 0040.1131 a 14.

PRICE OF STOCK
Sank Stock tcpi Ito
Wm Can Rea- 571.591 SSI S 9
3 per C. Cie. Rut
New 4 per Cent. 74 731741
S Per Ct. NevY. 941 94 94

DUBLIN, MAT 101.5 psv
Crick of Esskaage—D

Our Readers will recolleit what furprize the Pari-
flan journals affeited to exprefs, at the hafte with which
many of the Englith departed from Paris,while thelate
negotiations were going on, " as if the good faith of
the French Government were not a fulficient fecurity
for their fafety even if hoftilities Otould be renewed."
With what indignation mutt they hear, that that
fame 4460 government, In contempt of the nfages
of all civilized nations, has iffued a Decree, order-
ing that all the Englilh who are now in France, above
the age of eighteen (excepting females), (hall be
made Prifoners of War.

This important information was brought to Dover
by the Auckland Packet, Captain HAMMOUD, which
failed a few days ago under a flag of truce from Do-
ver to Calais, with a mail, and returned on Saturday
afternoon, between one and two o'clock, and brought
over difpatches from Mr. Tatsor, (who is made a
prifoner at Calais). Immediately on Captain Haw-
momo's arrival at Dover, he fet off for London with
Mr. Tassor's difpatches, and to inform Govern-
ment of fume important particulars he had learnt
while at Calais.

In conference of Mr. TALsor's difpatches, a Ca-
binet Council was held yefterday, and fat for Come
hours.

An American Gentleman, who came over in the I
packet, Rates, that the Confular Decree was to the
following effea :-
1, That every Britifh fubjea enrolled in the Militia,
and of an age not under tft nor exceeding 60, or
bearing a Commiffion under his BRIT am m c Mai ?mi.,
who is at prefent in France, (hall immediately be
.coofidered Prifoners of War, to anfwer for fuch
Citizens of the French Republic as (hall have been
detained and made prifoners by the veffels and Cub-
jeas of hi: BtITANNIC MAJISTT."
In confequence of the above decree, Mr. TALBOT,
and all the Englilh in France, were immediately made
prifoners. Not fewer than too perfons have been
confined at Calais ; among whom are, Sir JANIS
CILAVIVORD, MGCCIROUAN, and Lord YAIIIOUTII.
The Peirce os Watts packet, which failed from
Dover to Calais lah week with a Mail, has been de-
tained at Calais. and the crew made prifoners. The
Newer extra packet, which was fuffered to pats un-
molefted from Dover to Calais, during the whole of
the laft war, has alfo bean detained at Calais, and
the crew made prifoners. 1
All the Englifh who were at Paris, at the time the
decree was palled, were immediately ordered off to
Fontainbkau.
The above meafore has oat been-confined to France.
The indetesard Eatavian Republic, in confequence of
an intimation from the asepariannor Boa •raiTt, has
extended the fame feverity to our countrymen there.
Mr. Vtaorra es the MeiTenger, who arrived yeßer.

day with Difpatehes trysts the Hagoe, brings an ae-
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count of Mr. LISTON, our Envoy, having been made
a Panne?, and put into eonfincment in the Bridle-
Paull. Mr. WACATaf r and Mr. EAST fet off from
the Hare together, for England; but hating 11A.