Star. — London, England, 1804-10-27 00:00:00

1 YEW AND SUPERB EDITION OF RURAL SPORTS. WITH CONSIDERABLE. ADDITIONS, AND PROOF IMPRESSIONS OF TIIE. Pl. A IL S. In the peds, and (hotly will be publithed, la THREE VOLUMESLAR(;I QUARTO, elegantly printed upon an Extra lenzertal fuper Wove Paper, AFEW COPIES of R ITR AL SPORTS, with PROOF Impreffiona, Come NEW Pates and many eonli dant& Additions to the L. Plt t S 3. As the number of Copies Y extrasely limited, thole Noblemen and Gentlemen who with to bids ibis bnpreff on of the Work are refpratully requited to denfenit thdr orders immediately to Mr. WHIT t, Flea-RUN ; Mears. LONGMAN and Co. P•teipofter-row; Mr. LLOYD, Her ley•Rrert ; or to the Rtv. Mr. D•:4; et, Praised Place, Wa fture. FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER f. It is alerted, that the Court of St. Peter (burgh has not quite accepted all the propofals made by the Bri tiQa whence it is inferred, that the mifunder. 'landing fubfitling between nu r Government and that of Raffia, may perhaps yet be adjufied without a for mal rupture. Conferences are laid to have been held at Mentz, fur the prefervatimi of peace on the Con tinent. In confequence of theft reports our funds have 'lien 1 per cent. The expences of the City of Paris amount to 16 millions of francs annually, and the receipts to s millions only. The Prete& will fummon a Council of the Commune. to concert meafures for removing this deficit, which already amounts to s 6 millions. Ocr. 9.—The reafon why the official account of teenemy's attack upon Boulogne was not publifhed is, the abfence of the - Emperor, to whom it was firft tranfmitted. There are two Spanilb fri- Sates on their paffiage from Havannah to Cadiz, gnth two millions of dollars. s 7 Emperor has granted to the Anil lay the denomination of the Imperial Caps ; a flatter ing teflimony of the good will of the Emperor, towards a corps which firft witnefted his exploits and his glory. M. de la Tam/. late Ambalrador from the--King of Sardinia to the Court of Raffia ; M. St amm, and M. CAROM ' all three Piedmontefe, have been appointed Chamberlains to his Majefty the Tarer. It i s faid the Emperor will go to Fontainbleau to meet his Holinefs the Pope. on his arrival there, on his way to Paris. The deputies of the national guard of the depart ment of Mont Tonnere, who are to be prefent at the Coronation of the Emperor, fct out from Mentz on the gth loft. for Paris. It is raid the Coronation is deferred from the 18th to the loth of Brumaire, :Nov. 14) from Friday to &today. It is announced that the Legiflative Body is con voked for the t 6th of Brumaire (Nov. 7.) IL C..orrsa, is appointed Treafurer to the Senate. Letters from Italy announce the arrival of General Carr ttttt 1, at Rome, who has already had an au dience of his Holinefs. IMPERIAL DECREE., ...—.— 114Zl, by the Orme of Goo, and the CoolUtudons of the e7Emperor of the Frisch : o •B to whom dm* Pref.-nu may come, health! We have de emed, and we decree as follows, TM Legitiative Body k convoked for the tft of Frimaire nett (Ws. se), to order to be prefent at our codecradoo and carom. wmformrbly to the ConfUttltiona of the Empire. We command cud dire!! that the precut decree be lamed in BoVedn d 1.41.1. Glom et our hapesial Palace of St. Cloud, the spit el Ventie. minim (Tear 13). (Sired) ■ITOLION. Dy the Emperor. The Secretary of llone. (Signed) a. a. I/411 ET. The following fiatifiical view of France is given in the jawed dr Paris :—" France. fituated is a tem perate tone, between the 42d and sill degree of nor thern latitude, contains from north to foods 24.0 leagues. and 320 leagues from call to well. Its fu perficies confifts of 3:moo (square leagues, and its population of 32,691,265 inhabitants, equal to moo Individuals upon each league. It is divided into ioB departments, tog prefefturates, 417 difiriets, and 47468 communes. Its military Rate contains 27 di wifions, commanded by fo many generals of divilion. Its ecclefiaßical ellablithment contills of r 1 archbi- Sops, 58 bilbops, 4600 CUTACICS, 3 i,BOO under cora cies, and ito confiflorial or proteßant churches. The WILT ellablithmuu of the :tinny confifis of 554407 men, viz. of the infantry of the line 341,411, light infantry room°, cavalry of the line 14,120, light envalry 68,988, artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on horfeback 3229, pioneers, miners, engineers, 5873 ; in the whole, 554407. The yearly confcription alone gives a mafs of near a million of foldiers. Mr. pain bas obferved, in a work lately publilbed upon the recruiting of the army, that France. when in danger, can dicoofe her defenders among fix million, of salsa aide is tarry arms. Her maritime power is far from what it was under Louis XIV. and what it will Ife eat day wider Bo . 'The clear revenue of France, during the year Xl. was 589,500,000 byres. Her public debts amount to t,260,000,000 bytes, for which 84 millions interelt is paid." FROM THE DUTCH PAPFRS. MINTZ, OCTOIRR 6.—Our cite being declared by the Emperor a fourth of the firli rank. it will re ceive a permanent garrifon of t 2,000 men. OCTODER 12.—Some Officers of Engineers are Imw occupied in drawing plans for our new for. tifications. One, or perhaps both, the Iflands in the Rhine will be in.larled in our nut-works. During the liege of Mentz there were batteries creeled on them both. but 'ince the peace they have been ne edled. The prelcot fituat:on of our city requires that it fhould be c"nlide:eil as an outwork. Fi.rmer ly it was a bulwark of Germany ageinft France ; at trefent it will be made a principal fOrtrefs for protcc• ring the French frontier. The Hereditary Prince of Orange has nor been with the Emperor here, as was started in the Newfpapers. C•SSIL Or T. 7.—The Counieli,r LAN SKolf pd. fed throu gh Fold,' on the intl. on Irk way to Pe. teaburgh. M. d'Ouseic krit him (torn Frankfort, Ils a courier. HANOVER, OCT. lo.—A report is kept iip, tli:st die Hanoverian Envoy at London, Bison LF T tit 'S lc ng-tation has been accepted, and that the Privy Councillor. Count Werra'', who was hitherto En w.ty Extraordinary at the Conrt of Pcterlborsh, will loected the former in London. _ _ STU,- OCT. 9.—General Baron AIXTILDT returned from 11:rlin. Their s we dith 14, a i e fti es Mill remain here at lean for ten dAys longer. °civics. t =lhc btatcs of Sw iild rumusairt have offerable& His Majelly opened the renting Id perfon by a very impreffive fpeech. The Councißor of Chancery, Baron Eacsasraoss.late floredifh En voy at Berlin. is arrived at Svalfund. STOCTUOLEE. OCT. the arrival of a Meren• ger from Stralfund, on the night before lag, the mem bers of the Regency held an extraordinary fitting yellerday morning. Baron It s arrived here on the 3d init. from Peterlburgh, whither the King had fent him from Bavaria. Three companies of artil lerymen have embarked at Malmoe for Stralfund. °cross' 9.—We are informed that Count Low aarystn, oar Envoy at the Hague, has requefted leave to relign. The Count d'Aa rots arrived at Govenburgh on the 3d, from England. and was re ceived by the Governor of that Province, General CAIPLAW, and by Lieutenant Colonel Royal. He flayed two days at Gottenburgb, and is force arrived at Calmar. with the Count de Litt a. COPENHAGEN, OCTOEIR 9.--A (hip of the line, of 74 guns, was launched here on the 6th, named the Chriltian Frederic. There are two snore (hips of the line on the Rocks ; and it is remarked. that Denmark, never till now, had three Dips of the line on the Rooks at once. HAMIIIIIOII, OCTOPI& t6.—M. LETS), a French Cabinet Mellinger, arrived here on the 13th, from Treves, and proceeded to Gottenburgh. He is faid to be the bearer of difpatches recalling the French Commercial Agents in Sweden, not as a ptelude to canal htnlilities. bat merely to avoid any difagree able events which might tofu*. The eflablifluneat of an Eleventh Eleaomte is (ekes of. PETSIIIIIWIGH, OCT• a—Two Dips of the liner and two frigates, will, it is thought, be feet round from hence to the Mediterranean. The Hanoverian Envoy, Baron Mow sraa, having received orders to go to London. will go by the fame frigate which is to carry the Brit& Ambaffador, Admiral Was an. They will depart on the arrival of Lord Lemon Cow se. GENOA SEPT. 22.—They write from Leghorn, that on the 19th intl. an Englifh cutter was in fight, with two French privateers, and a Ligurian bame,, her prizes. Letters from Bologna Rate the nu mb er of French troops pairing for the South of Italy, at ao,ooo men. Via lc I, OCT. 3.—ALs Paco& has ordered all the Turkill inhabitants of the waft of Epirus to quit that territory; but there will remain a Turkith Command ant, and that country will in future enjoy the fame privileges and immunities as Moldavia andWallachia. BEILLIU • OCT. 13.--The French Envoy at our Coen is returned from Mentz. On his arrival M. de' Poaratis l here, who was Charge d'Affaires fet off for Ratilbon , where he is appointed French Envoy. lie is to accompany the EleOor Arch-Chancellor on his journey to Paris for the Coronation. having re ceived, by M. Laroassr, his Sovereign's orders to that effea. M. CAILLEID is arrived here from Stockholm. HAOIII, OCTOBER 2o.—The Legiflative Body commenced its fittings on the soh. The delibera tions have hitherto produced no important refult that has been made public. Ocrosse 24.—Hitherto none of the great events which have formed the fubjeB of converfation for Come , time pall, have taken place. M. SCHISM SEC& I is departed for Paris, probably to regulate the plan for a change in the Government, if Inch a plan be se-, molly Rill perfified in. It. however, Ides much of its credibility; fine it has been found imprailtieable, wi'hout Ming force. Meafures, however. for cutting off all communication with the enemy, appear to be in the contemplation of the Batavian Government. and a Proclamation to this effea is daily expelled. Commerce is indebted for this meafure to the impro- denee of certain perfons, who forgot that trade wis at prefent carried on by means of neutrals, and that laws trifled again& the introdation of Engliftt mann fattures into this country. A circular letter is raid to have fallen into the Emperor's hands, in which the introdullion of Englids merchandise was repre fented as attended with neither danger nor inconve nience. The Emperor was naturally exafperated at this dilcovery, and hence all the fubfequent reports of (topping the communication. It is not true that the Swedifh Ambaffador is about to leave the Hague. Two Members of the Government of State will fhortly let out for Paris, as Ambaffadors Extraordi nary to affift at the approaching Coronation. Ge neral MARPIONT'S head quarters will be effablithed at Amfterdam during the winter ; and the troops will go into, winter quarters in the feveral cities. Am STFIDAM, OCTOBER t 3 printers at Brut , leis are forbiden to print any works relative to the Government, or other Adminiflrations, without hav ing them firft reviled by the Police. They muft alfo give an account of all the works in the pref . '. The embargo which was laid upon the (hipping at Dun kirk and Oftend, is taken off. The Emperor Napo cicr is exile led on the roan. The &teak among the troops has abated. The Magazines at Bruges, Offend, Rte. have been filled with provifions for the winter. The rcfcriptions, payable after peace, have fallen to fifty per cent. The French camp near Lu neburgh, was broke up on the t 3th intl. and the Props returned to their quarters in the villages on the Elbe, and in the county of Laucnbcrg. Count Porn, a Captain inshe ill regiment of Swedifh Life Guards, who was arrefted at Paris, has been liberated, and has fence arrived at Hamburgh. ROTTIRD•M, OCT. 21. —The Batavian Legifla tivc Body has as yet tranfatted nothing 'of a public nature ; at !call their deliberations in Secret Com mittee have not been made known. It is thought that they are at prefent occupied with the Finances- OCTOBER 23.-00 the xoth inflant, M. &HIM.. INCA, our Ambaffador at the French Court. fct off fur Paris, to affil at the approaching corona tion of NAPOLEON the Firft. The Commiffion of State. which will confift of Meats. B and Van H•SILSOLTE. Members of the Government of State, with M. VAN Dca Goes, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, will alto depart flintily for Paris in the quality of Ambaffador Extraordinary of this Republic. It is laid that new and rapid meafures hr.ve been taken by the llatavian Government to ••ut off all communication with the enemy, and of course to pat a flop to the illicit trade carried on with England.— It is added, that the exportation of butter and cheefe will only be allowed to France, under the tut foolery reftridtions. STVICARD, OCTOBER Frincefs Louisa of Wiremburg has been Srooght to bed of a fon. Taaiworr, SUPT. lg.—The difference between the Court and the States of Wirtembutg fill conti nues. It has excited anew the attention of the pub lic on the occafion, of the fupport which ha► been given to the States by the Hereditary Prince himfelf, after having been abfent from hiscauntry. It is not, undoubtedly, unknown to him, that the following letter, achireffed by him from Paris, on the sr ft of July Ina, to the Privy Connell and Chamber of Fi• Dances of Stuttgard, has been printed: - - o Very Dear Gentlemen. Pre lent. Vice PreiWent. and Privy Counfcnowt—The circumitancei of oar country ought to etcite all our attention. We t►ought it doe to warfrives to lay afide every thing in them which 4 perfonal to us. if the wilightened and lin partial public had not been long ago coovioced of the neee4&y and lattice of the modal to which an unfortunate wiftinderitanding with the Prince our fathir has forced us, they would no doubt God oar jultilicadon in the prefaot matt Not wigging conk guest* to touch upon the motives which had ..cafloned the laid conch" wee cannot however avoid wa►ing known to the public our opinion on the admit Sate of things " At a moment, when the intervention of the French Govern ment—(which has thereby merited our aloft Waft gratitude)— had dead the long-refuted coavoestioe eta Diet of the country —al e moment when the French Ometussest flattered itfelf, with us, that by theft means enitlidenoe between the Prince and the fo needkry to the good of the moony. would be re-dio de rights of the Priem and the privileges of his fable ts confining, and legitimate Imams take by a common effort to heal the wounds bided by a Nod calamitous war—at that mo ment the waft futile pretexts are mode orc of to tap the Conftita don by the foondatke, and proceedings are retorted to, of which no example an be found In the Hillary of Wlrtembeeg. The Col lege oldie Privy Connell. wink partkular duty It is to watch the privileges of the States, DOS only loftily all theft violence', but fume of Its member ova pot thanking at the head of theft, who allow thinatelves to be employed as inftnaments of this opprefflon, in contempt d their duty, to which they have bound themkives by oath. • We have so oceans to pried again! ell that has road httliato, and will dig pafi t The nullity of all this mode! will exempt us fives that duty. But as we entirely adhere to the par. trio& manner of thinking of the States. and or thole Members of the Privy Council, whsdffapptove of individual minutiae', we declare in the nod tabu manner. that we wet *afro with them In their darts for th e re-datatiftement of the leg and multina tional oda tidings; but that alto, when Peorinuua Bala call us to the Governmeat of the country, of which we are the Here ditary Heir, we 101 l mid the mod rigorous menu . from thole who have become unfaithful to their oath to maintain the Confti tenon, and will lave to kaiak the molt free murk. We think it Co mach the more incumbent on OS to make this declaration, that it is inapollible for us to perfinde ourfetres, that the Prince our father, would ever have acceded to fuck meafores but by the ad vice of perrerk counfcliors, who have loft fight of all their duties. " We avail midges Of this opportunity alto to manifelt pub licly oar way of thinking repaint,' the &intim of the lionnes. The well-founded lean which we have on this fabled for the fu ture are fad as oblige us to declare, that we do not acknowledge as obligatory any debts, of whatever nature, which have not been cootrand In the manner orefcribed by the Conftination." LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 01. PEKE OP STOCKS TIM DAY AT ONE O'CIDCE s Coda, for motley s 7ff—ditto, for on. 57 ii— °mutton 6i. Private letters received yetterday from Holland Rate, that the new plan of Government for that calm. try, lately fubmitted to the Council of Rate, had been rejeded. Another, however, is ready for delivery from the Misr at Paris, which is not to partake Co much of the Federative kind, as that which had been at 6ra propofed. The fuppreffson of a numerous LegiOature, the Departmental Adnatmarations, &c. will produce a diminution of t 5,000,000 florins an nually. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of BURT received yeflerday a letter with the Gottenburgh Mail, from his Royal father, Mammon, dated Calmar. the 14th infant, in which he was informed, that confider ling the advanced Rate of the feafon, and the bai -1 nefs that attired his Majeßy Louis XVIII. to de. fire Monsisua's prefence in Sweden, being finifited, his Royal Highnefs intended to be at Gottenburgh about the aad or :4th, to embark again for England. Oa the 9th, the Swedifh Chancellor, Count de FIR ass ; the Ruffian Catnberlain, Count de SoLTIICOTr and the Dania' Chamberlain, Baron de BLOM a, were introduced by the Swedifh Governor to his MoR Chriftian Majelty, the King of France, and.to Their Royal Highneffies, Monfienr and the Duke of ANGOULIMI. On the rub, after the arrival of a Ruffian Courier, Monfieur fixed the day for his departure. The fame day, Baron de Btome, ap- pointed Ambaffador by the King of Denmark to the Emperor of Ruffia, took leave of Louts XVIII. and the BOUIIOII Princes, and continued I.is jour ney for St. Petetfburgh. A letter from Calmar, of the 13th, Rates, " that the flay of the King of France iu Sweden will not be fo lung as was ex peeled, being invited, both by the K viz of Prufta and the Emperor of Ruffia, to return to . Warfaw ; as his refidence there, in the prefent circumftances, would be ufeful both for his own and his family's in tereft ; and was, befides, required by political con• fiderations." From this eircumßance, it is fuppofed, by Tome politicians on the Continent, that, flsould Bo saraaTa confent to reßore the independence of Italy, Holland, and Switzerland ; Auflria, Ruflia, and Pruffia, may perhaps agree to ellabliffi the Bourbons hereditary Kings of Poland. When M. d'Ovaatt. was liberated from his durefs at Mentz on the ad inn. he relented another Note to M. TALL YR AND, which has not yet been pablinted. —We underftand that it is couched in terms more energetic and decided than thole of which we yeller day laid Copies before our Readers. This new note was deli►ered in confequence of an ezprefb from Pe. teriburet. The French Mininer not being prepared to give a decifive and innant anfwer, and the intim dons of the Ruffian Ciarge /fairy not permitting him to allow of delay s he took bis departure from Mentz nett day. It appears, by ;notions in the Ruffian MiOftet's notes. that Bo was guilty of the estivate folly and malignity of raking op, and prefenting in a note addreffed to the Emperor 4 AAAAA DEN the circiimilances of PAUL L's death. It is w,4lelered that TALLEYRAND !littered fo infolcnt a note to be prefented. It is impoflble that it thould ewer be for. given, and BOVAPART6, when he !hall eetife to be the political foe of Ruilla, mutt be remembered as the rude and ill-mannered infulter of its Sovereign, The German Papers in the interest of BOt:APARTIit (or NaroLaots, as he is now c illed) labour with more indufkry than ruccers. to imprefs the Conti. nental States with the opinion that the Court of St. Peterlburgh has determined to indemnify the King of Sardinia tOr the loft of Piedmont, by bellowing on him Come of the Turkifh provinces in the South of Europe. The report, Telling upon what foundation we know not, that his Sardinian Mrjefly had been invited to Corfu, wa. fappofed to be conneifted with this project. Such an arrangement would certainly be a mull convenient one for that Government which had folcwnly engaged to indemnify him ; but that the Ruffian Monarch could, confiftently with his known principles of juftice and integrity, provide for the Ex-King in that precife way, however libe rally difpofed he may be, we can fcarcely credit. The day now fixed on for the Coronation of 80. RRR T s is the ,6th, not the 19th of November as we Rated yefierday by miftake. _ _ It was reported at Hamburgh, that a Britids Le 'Ration would be ellabliated at Ratilboa, to which Mr. HILL, a brother to Lord Baawrca, was to be appointed. - - - - • General MORIAU has left Cadiz for Majorca.—a Since that time his family has not received the leaft intelligence from him. A Di. pateh from Admiral LIMO!, to the Mini(ler of Marine and Colonies. dated from the Ifle of France, tt Floreal (May 8), year ;a, after giving a gettersl account of his cruize, Rates, that by his captures he put 360,000 piaftres, into the Treafury of the Bland ; and that the eapence of the Divifion for the fame period, has not amounted. at the utmoft, to 35,000 plms. Ile gives the following ftatement of the damage which - he occalioned us : Lofs of the Enemy st Beocooleo Pr.' 2 000,000 Prodpee of the ant 6 Prizes 2 , 0 3 f icce Minute of the left Prize - 6i300.P00 Total Ids of the Emmy by this firft cruise F1%20.035400 Thus the lots of which the Enemy have fo much boafted does not amount to a million fterliog ; while the moral ate of Commodore Daoce's gloriosa viaory is equivalent to many esplions. Sir JAMIE/ CIAUFUIte gave an elegant dinner yefler day to a fele& party of friends, at the Cocoa Tree, St. jamet-ftreet. After the Review on Thorfday laft in Hyde-Park, the reviewing Generals the Earl of HAlltlistrroft and the Eail of BANBURY, were pleated to inform the Lieutenant-Colonel who commanded the Royal York Mary-la bonne Volunteers. that they moll highly sp• proved of the difcipline and good or der of the Corps on that day. Ma. Dianiii's LECTURES.—We have not time to fay more of this novel and creditable exhibition, than that the introduaory leaure of this morning was re ceived by a genteel and fashionable audience, among whom were a number of profefflonal and fcientific gentlemen, with the warmed applaufe aad the moll complete fatisfaition. In Monday's Sraa we fball give a further account of an undertaking that ap• pears to be a compliment to the public and a credit to the inventor. The publication of the genuine Papers of Jour Wtxtas promifes to excite much interell, and nu per fon could have been better qualified for the talk of Editor than Mr. Jour Axwor, who was fo many years in contlant intercourfe with Mr. Wt tits. Duet or LElN:est.—The death of this Noble man took place on Saturday evening the toth about nine o'clock, at his feat of Carton, in the county of Kildare, in Ireland, His Grace waa born March 13th. 1749 t fucceeded the late Duke, his father, November 19th, 1773; married. Nouns- Der ath. 1 775. Amelia Olivia St. George, daughter of the late Lord St. George. who died June 13,2798; by whom he bad iffue, George, born in 1743, died an lawn ; Mary Rebecca, May 6th, 8777, and married, April 23, 1793, Major General Sir Chiles Rota, Bart.; Elizabeth, May 13th, t 778 ; Geraldine Ma. bel, Aueuß 17, 1779, who died March sad, 279 c; Elizabeth Mary, Odlolgr 3e, 171 to ; George Marquis of Kildare. born June aritly 1783, to whom his Majetty Rood fponfor, and died in Pal- Awrf. l 7 B 4 ; Minna Charlotte, July 16th, 1784; Cecilia Olivia, March 3. 1786 ; 08eLa Letitia, September 9th, 1787 ; Auguila (Maria. July 17,2789, who died young ; Anguftus Frederick. to whom his Royal Highncli the Prince of Wales RO.l fpostfor, born Augult atR, 1791; Charles, January 4th, 1793 St. George Richard. Augua 1 9. 1 794; and Wentworth, Mud. 31Q,2796, who died an infant. His Grace is fucceeded in his titles and tastes by his fon AuGuir us FRFrARICK Marq..is of Kildare, who has jai entered his t 3th year. According to letters from Jerfey, 3o more gun. boats and armed veifels had arrived at St. galo, from the westward, and went to tea again Lift Sa turday, with intent to proceed towards Cherbourg. Obferving, however, two of our eruiaers watching them, they returned in Come few hours before our veffels were able to come up with them. All reports from the French coaft continue to (peak of the arrival there of more troops, intended to make an attempt upon Jerfey and Guernfcy during :he winter. No thing is apprehended in there ifiands from a French wifit, which the loyal inhabitants and our brave troops there defire more than fear. From the belt information which our Naval Commanders have been able to obtain, there arc not tranfports enough at Grouville or at St. Main, to carry a (efficient number of troops for fuch an undertaking. Be tween one and two hundred armed veffels and tranf ports are collated at Cherbourg ; but their deifica tion (terns rather to be the general rendezvous at Boa. !nen., than an expedition againft the BMWs pa feffi,,ns in its vicinity. Several young confcripts from La Vendee and the other %Vann Departments have escaped Bo vas 's tyranny. They all agree in relating that the Ufurper is deteited all over France by all Frenchmen who are not his placemen and penfioners ; and that, even in the army, great awn tent reigns, on account of his caprice, partiality* sad injuftice, in difiributing rewards or advancements. —Both the foldiers and officers begin to regard the invallon of Great Britain as defperate, if not imprat , ticable ; and tired of their inaftivity and zeellsp' menu., call t. - 0; a Continental war, or for a peach.