Star. — London, England, 1805-09-03 00:00:00

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The CoudiziJm of the Contra& may be feen at the Secretary's N. k had to any To der in tt tie trice flail nct be irr.rt , ll is Tv.rJ, at lervh, Cr na he Jelin/wed to the Board ;;14e cnt :h:frid Friday the rnE,r next, var. male!, ;4, rj;:* vbo Ntiits the judder, for font Pesfin en his beta j, qtearix s is anfalro.clen lICTUALLING OFAUCE, p.,,ier 2, 2803. • 'HE COMMISS!O:\ ERS for VICTUALLING " 1 " HIS .14LAYES7rS NArr, do ter,by give wake, flat on Monday the r6th infant. they will be ready to receive tenders in wr ring. (faded up) and next for THRLE HUNDRED CHALDRONS OP PIT rs TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodnefs; To be delivered in a whole • ergo or Cairns. in the (pee of three weeks front the elate of the Contrata, winds and weather per• pitting, ahangfole the Wharfs &f His 111..jety's Vidtaailing Pre udes at Piymooth and Southdown, and to be paid for by Bills payable with inttreft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Cuntradt maybe teen at tfie Secretary's Of 6 No regard mill k had to ray Tender be vobith the price ,call not le kArted iv Icor& at hare, r that 1621 not be eldivere: to de Band &for One *The& is tie fill Monday, the t6tb kfla•t, nsr weitf; tie Per/me Trbe wain tbs Trader, or Axe Prefix oa Leh 64alj,attetit 51 es vbs. 'weed for. AR MY. '1 0 be SOLD, an ENSIGNCY in i dillinrnifhed .1 Oh: Regiment, now et camped an the Cu• ragh of Kildare. For particulars aprly to Mr. it:button, Cravca•ttrnet, London. It by ktkr—free of pottage. APPRENTICE to a COUNTY MFIRNIARY_WANI WANTED 'THE Terms a re One Hundred and Fil7 Guine4a for Four Years. The Young Gentlemn will Irnre an np rnnuniry of Going both the "edieel and Surgical Pradlee of the Intlitution i and will board iamb the Houk Surgton and Apothe cary In thy Hofpital Apply (ir by iv. ter po ft paid) • a Jaeltfon, Manley, and Eldridge, 140 16,14terrinft• r-rew, L.wdou. . TAi'iS I CU:. MINERAL CANAL, DEVON. lk /TR. SCOTT refrefllnnt informs the Public, that .1 , 1 the SAI.E of the SHARES in this Valuable Concern.adyer lite I for the 6th in- o, nt. it POETPON co to the arc of Ocrompa trhm they vtiil be Included in the Monthly Sale of Navigoable other Property on that day, at Garraway's Coffee-honk, Eschange all-y, London. of which due Notice will be given. New Bride( -firer, London. id September. TO BL SOLD, THE Fee-Simple of all that Ellate, called LANG. .1 DON, otherwife Motet: oast, Ernate in the Parifh of Dawlilh, in the Cent ty of Devon; contiltiog of a Dwelling-hook, Barn, F..rtile and other Conveniences, and about 36 Acres of Arable, I . ..flure. and Orchard Land, being one mile from the Beach of that much.frcquented Watering Place, Dawlifh—efteemed the moil commodious Bathing Place hi the Weft of England, four miks fr. m Teignmoutb, (even Croni Chudieigh, and eleven from the City of Fxeter. It has a delightful view of Eintouth and the Bar, and the River Ez It is a molt beautiful fpot to build on, av water may be had at a very (mall copente. In either of the Claes of Land, a few acres will he fold, if r.pplicd for, providing the whole might not be wanted, for which a fate will be held at the London lug, Davelab, on Thurfday the 2! th SeptCneir. 18Ci, if nor previoufly fold by private contraC, of which timely notke will be given. Fur further particulars apply to Mr. George Cole, Dawlifh; or Mr. Giles Cole, N 0.16, Woburn Place, Ruffen fquare, London. ES FATES IN THE COI/NTY OF LANARK. TO at SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE, In the Royal Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh. on Wednefday the as tl, stptember, at Two &Clock ; to be put up at reduced prices, viz. D RUMPELLIER ESTATE ; with the Lands adjoining, forming a compadt property of about 380 Englith Acres of fertile Land, molly in rich Palture, and out of Leafe, the Fault income bang valued at 21501. prr annum, befides the Timber and Coal, which mutt become extremely valuable. This I.ot will be put up At - - L 60,000 LANGLEES, on Acres, rent about 301. per Annum lAN) RINNS, yo ditto ditto 1751. - 4,5 00 The COAL of 3co ditto .I. . 3,eco The Lands and 2arony of PASRINE, Lard Rent yso Coat Rent ado° Three Acres at Canal Harbour, rent t6r.l. Z 3050 k at 4agoo 3400 for.y nine Shares of the Stock in the Monkland Na vigation, yielding at prefent an annual income of 22781. cos. at • 45.000 The above Properties are fituated between rle Cities of Edit/. burgh and Glafgrrw, thirty miles front the former and feven from the latter; the grtat Road bet veen.tnefe Cities and the Monkland Navigatfon ekvr , inunitvinT with the tan and Weft Sea, afford the suns 5f improvon. nt, Shire a Orograme rife in the value of tit-re tames to a Ert at et ent. Particulars tray Le hal by application to Meilis Denr.e:ti and Creases. Lincoln s-Inn Viola. CAPITAL FRELHOLD FSTATES. • 70 BE SOI.j) by Au:,'TION, By Mr. HANSHAW, At lil l .;;Aite hi Mr. Miller, the Piga of the Rocina, in Neweaf rk, hi the county of Stafford, cm Tharfday the 26th day of Sep ,salart, at three tickiek in the afternoon, In one Lot, and cubic:A to Cleo eur.ditlone gotta be that produced ► eDNIPACT and Definable Freehold Eflate, call ."a 411 0. 1 ,71)17 , 8, Smite in the Parof Standen, In the !, 4 4 court) , of ttitiotd,. c:l4lfting of a fond Farm bocce, with 14- , 'arc and ctinvisikeit Otithuildings,and shoat 2 t 3 seres of Arable, and Palate Land, iii the oerupatioo of Mr. John Ad e<rlty, a yi.-arly truant; with the Manor or reputed Minor cx tr. ithuf, over the fail Fame. 'I he Rsidge is wiiiiin short tlißanee of he oreat ittuil from lAindon to Chetter, fit miles fmm :thl Wale five from Market Drayton, to from Neweafilt e_l:ltoni-.and 12 f uni • •••••••• ...vv. • 4.. • vra.• Ar..l Dt the houfe of Mr. Chamberlain, the fign of he White Hart, is iiitusiter, in the fail county of Stafford, on Friday the 27;t: ell.; of September, ig. , 5„ at three o'clock in the afternoon, in calf and lubjgel to filch condition* as Mali l.e then produced, A Compust f rechold Ellate. called Birchen-Bower, fituate in the PariQ of li4toxiaer, is ale laid county of Stafford. eon:Ming a a coed F, not hook, and convenient Ontbuildlngs;:ind about 132 acre, Wrilow, and Paffure Land, within a ring fence, and in the ocutinkti•ln of Mr. Wm. Grian, a yearly tenant Bit - then linct..:r 3(1;0,111. the Turnpike-teal from I iciarield to ditto's', ;ad is ii• alit Iron' the latter place about at mike, 31 from from Stadurd, and *2 from Stone. The Tenants win Raw the F.Ratts, :Viaps of which may be ken at ttle of Melfrt. filithi.Crufo,and Jones. in I.eck, Stafford- Arne alk.:rt and of Mr.J.din Bilidon.jon at ICillall, near Shift4ll, sy c, may rtlrt!h, r pirtictil:+r. may be had, and by whutn • ~ rot paidivrill be duly arifu trmi.--(One property ) EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aunt 22, 180 5. THE COMMI7TEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED CO AfP;fISIT gy - MERCHANTS of ENG LAND. balsa: to de EAST-INDIES, do hereby giv , notice, That the Conunittee will be ready to receive Propefah, In irridag, Coaled up, on or before Wedoefday the 4th of September. fromfneh Pedals who may be wiling to limply the Company With ANCHORS AND GRAP NALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, F I rcH AND TAR, SHOT AND SH r I.LS, and SWEDINi IRON. Ard that the Conditions of the ContraCt ma be fdeti upoa ap plication to Mr James email, Clerk to the tata CAMIZIA:tee, with whom the Propotila mutt be left bef4re twelve n c:ock at °won a• the Gil 4th of Septernba, beyond which hour the Committee will not receive any Tenths. LIST-INDIA HOUSE, AYgaf 21, 18CS. THE COURT OF DIR.ECTORS .of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS .f ENG LAND, India:tot& EAST INDIES, Jo lier,by give ■otia, That a Quarterly General Court of the laid Company will be held at their Houk in Leadenhall-itreet, on W.dnefday tht 25th Septrntser next, at eleven o'clock it; the forenoon. The Court of Dirc.Rnr► aI.G, give notice, that at the raid' General Court the following Unanimous Refolution of the Court of Diredlors of this day will be reported to the Urneral Court, agrecohly to the Ads of the yr.h. and 43. 1 . of his prefent Majesty, cap. so and 63, viz. " That this Cour have evety reafon to believe, that al! the per ", font who were on hoard the ilt;p Patsms or WALES at the time " of her lots, have periibed ; and that the (=arum and circum- Rant,. relating to her Ws are wholly unknown ; and, therzfore, 61 that there is an Impollibiiity of enquiring, fatisfaetutily. into the " lots of the Lid fhip ; and t h at this Court arc fully fatislied that " the ship was (toted in a futfieient manner at her outfit for her " voyage; and that crsnf.•quently no blame can attach to the " Owners ; and that, from the experience and ability of the Com mander and Oilicera, it is reafonably to be interred, that no blame " attaches to them" WILLIAM RAMS At Secretary. By Porn ifflon of the Hon. CommiEioners of his Majcity'i Cottons and Linde, duty tree, for Payment of Salvage Charges. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By JOHN PARKER, At the Week Horfe, in Deal, nit Monday the stub of Sept. 18051 ['HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About Gall. , ns ot Bru.dy, of legal ftrength for dealers, 10 Hogthe ids of Rtd Bour.leaux Wine, s 8 Cwt. Prunes. Patt cf the Cargo of the thip Jofeph and Ifabah, Geo. Henry </acci:ms Salm matter, Branded on the Goodwin Sand, on her voyage from Bourdeaux„ bound to Embdeo, May be ken, and (amities had, the day preceding, and on the day of tale, by applying to Mr. Edward Iggulden, agent, at Deal. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS, On Satuiday the 7th of September, iSoS, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, will be capolcd to Fublie Sale, at the Ciatoni- Houfe in Topfham, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Fir the Accommodation and Ufe of Privite Families only, 714 Gallons Brandy. 51 Ditto Rum. 623 k Ditto Geneva. TO ewt. Ruffian Hemp; four Open Boats with their Materials; a Sloop called the Hawkc, of Guernfey, burthen about Thirty Tons; and a Cutter called the Tryal, of Guernfey, burihen about Twenty-five Tons, with their Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture. Which will be put up in Lots, and bold to the highest Bidder. FOR SALE, By PUBLIC AUCTION, at the London Tavern,Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the loth September next, a: Tcn o'clock in the Forenoon, I'HE Frigate-built Spanith fhip YDRA, of the following dimerdions : Length 131 ft. In in. Breadth - 36 1 Between Decks - .5 114 Depth - 11 1 • 1., Atim'eafures 735 6t-94 Tons. Piereel for 24 guns on her Main deck, and so guns on her fore eaftle and quarter deck ; ha; a figore cad, and is cuppered. She is an uncommon fait fa ling vcffd, having been but a few days at fez, fince her refitment, will require a very finall outfit, as her materials are excellent, and very abundant. Having broad gang ways, the can very rattly be converted into a very convict- flip fur the tranfport fervice, South Sea fithery, or any other Trade, where a 'hip of her magnitude and capacity eau be employed.— Condemned as prize to his Majefly s Ihip Aftlampus, Stephen Poyntz, Efq. Captain. After which, fundry warlike and other STORES : Confiding of Guns, Shot, Powder, Iron Ballak, Water Calks, Tied, Pork, Bread, Wine, Spirits, &c. as will be ezpreffed in the Catalogues, and which, as alto the Inventory of the raid Ihip,tnity be had, and every further informaenn, on application to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, of Plymouth, the Ading Agent. Aft:r the Sale or the Yllit.:t and STORES, ris Bags SHU MAC, part of the Cargo of the Mattddeaa Alicia detained on bet Voyage from Seville by his Mijcity's hired arm ed: brig Caro line, Lieutenant John Duty, Commander, and fine condemned in his Majelty's High Court of Admiralty. For viewing. families, catalogues, and further information, ap• ply to PIT BIRDWOOO, and JOHN HAWKER, airs. the Agents. AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, 169 Bags thun 8 Idephi , vis Teeth • 85 Hogo'.eads Salt Being the entire Cargo of the Brizalithi: crc!LIA, captured on her voyage from Bentz il to Bonnie:oil 1 , ; hies Wl.jefty's thip Squir rel, John Short land, Efq. Cornmandtr, and Lark, Fri.derick Long wrd, l fq. Commander. Alin the laid Brigant!ne, - of the following Dimenfions: Le ngth 72 tt. t i 2 in. Breath 2O yt Depth 9 6 Admeafures tis Tons. She is Bermuda built, a renvirkahle fwift fairtr. picked for to gums ; is conftrudied with a very ca6vcnie.it poop c. thin, and an pears calculated for a miming ar icd vecei to Afc-a, the Weft Indic', or Streights, being c pablt el carrying a cargo proportion ate to her admeafuremcnt. Fie.; ;ater4L are good, and the hull will require very little on fit. For Catalogues, Inventories, and further information apply to the refpedive Agents Or to . Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. A DeptAt of 20. per Cent. will be required at the time of rale, in Calls, sir Batik of England Notes, awl the reminder before die delivery of the VeUcla or Ooodse Plysitodtb, Augv.tt 21, iSaj: THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, 1805. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of LlO ,OCO are t 60.000 3 10,000 30,c00 j •••• s + o o —• 15,000 4 2.01,0 F ono 6 1 r.OO .-- 6000 so . 500 •••• 3.0 0 0 3 0 - 1:10 1•••• 3.000 6o .. 5 0 .... 1 O M 4.3 00 - 10 9: s 000 3,000 Pirll.drawn Blanlst to each •-• 30,0e0 entitled to - 7,6 Ico Benefits 17,31/ lihnks ....-- . .-........-.... as .:00 no (As. . . I, as: 4 c ota The Firft-41.-awn Ticket, stb Day £lo,ooo ' Ditto - - ith Day 10,000 Ditto - - 7th Day sp.° • Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LIGENSED LOTTERY CIErICES. Price of a Ticket £ 19 10 0 9:41r • - • g lig o I Eighth • Ito 6 Q2artce.. • s 00 I Sistceotb - i s 6 HORNSBY and Co. refpeetfillly acquaint the No bility, Gentry and the Pe lie t' at they have no fate ava ri• ty of Tickets and Share: for the prcfent State Lottery, which begins Drawing the 3oth 0. Sept, mber.- T Orders by Mail Guard, C trritrs. of Volt, executed exadly on the fame terms as if pre fent.-- Prizes paid on demand; whether 3 aol. or 2 ),000t. at their old-eftabilihed atate Lottery (Ace. No. 26, CUR MULL. . SFP l'h ?ABM/ STATE LorrEßy. ICHARI)SQN, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Bank Buildingt, CornhilLand facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crof,,, London. refpedfully beg kaye to recom mend to the Notice of the Public tie fuuerior menu of the prefent STATt. 1.0 1 - I'bRY. The Scheme ceufifts of 25,030 Ticks - .s only, and contains 3 i'rtzei of L.aopoo 3 10,000 3 5. 000 4 2.000 6 -- 1000 1• SCO &C. &c. &C. The !owe& Pen ecL aii . n the Three Thountnl firft.drawn Blanks will be entitled to 101 l midi, making 7,09 Bcnents. Tickcts and Sha:.:s arc nowii. ItyYAL MottNiNn. The theapelt SHOP in London for BLACK CLOTHES. No extra Charge. AT SAMUEL SOLO M.ON', Tay)nr and Ha L A bit-Maker, Hand and Sheep:, N 0.9, Itidrell.court, Covent Garden, tikes the liberty to fubmii the following !ow Prices, made to meafare: Very belt fnpetfine Black Cloth Coat, only /..3 6 0 Verc b. ft Kerfeymere Breeches 1 5 0 Very bell ditto Waillceet o iy es Very ben Florent'aie Slk Breeches - - a a o Vex, belt ditto ditto Waiiko:a - I 6 0 N. B. A great choice of the above kept ready, and every other Article in the Wearing Apparel equally cheap. Mali to take notice No co, the Hand and Sheers, laztween the two Mill Den SbpF4, as there are more Shops of the fame Name and Mainers, whOfe intereftit nay be to iniflead. This day were publifhed, price is. 6d. REMARKS nn the inutility of the. Third Rank of FIR E.LOLKS, and the propriett of increaling the effedlive Force of the Country, by drawing up the Mufgotry two-deep, and terming the !'bird Rai& of riaernes.. With finite advice to Volunteer Corp' . • • • By Lieutenant JOHN RUSSELL, 96th Regiment. Author of lofkrudtions for the Drill. &c. and of the Movements end Changes of Pofition of a Battalion Printed for Thonias Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. MRS. TEMPLE'S NEW NOVEL. in a few days will be publinted, in Five Volumes, price One Guinea in boards, FERDINAND FUIZORMOND ; or the FOOL of NATURE; a Novel. By Mrs. TEMPLE. Printed for Rtca.+r,o PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-fireet, Blick• friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers, and at all ths Circulating Libraries. Of whom, in a few weeks, may alto be had, 1. A WINTER in LONDON; or, FASCINATIONS of FASHION. By THOMAS SKINNER SURR, (Author. of Splendid Mifery, dui. &c). In Three Volumes. Price 135 6d. 2. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK, by Mifs OWENSON (Authorefs of St. Clair), iu Four Volumes, price aos. Mt. Pi' tt.Li rs has alto recently publilhed, i. FLEETWOOD; or, the N.:w MAN of FEELING. By Mr. GO'JWIN. In Three Volumes. Price ifs. 2. A New Edition of CALEB WILLIAMS. By the fame ' Author. In Three Volumes. Price iBs.6d. And, , 3. VIRTUOUS powitTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, Efq. In hree Volumes. t 35.6,1. TO THE LADIES AND GENI i E tvsEN OF LONDON. W, , IEWHAM having dilcoirered a fimple Re medy for the Cure of the PALS?, is defirous of having it honeftly proved for their fatisfadtion upon fuck afflieted i'oor, and on the principles of honour. He being a ftranger, fhould he br favoured with Gentlemen of Ladies coming forward with filch Poor. without merit, he ' will not accept of any thing f,.r his trouble and remedy, and before one or more of thew he Will difplay the like art upon hfinfelf, which is to perfedt the etre. His rue& in Loudon has exceeded belief with Imlay refpedlable Charadtcrs. No. 4, St. James's Walk, Clerkenvrell HEUMATISMS, Patties, And Oolity Affections, with tkeir ufual concomitants, Spaftn, or eying pains, Flatu• lency, Indigeaion, and general Debility, (origi nating in whatever fource) are relieved and frequently cured by W is it c u tun's ElLnce of Mettard Pills, after every other means had failed. r The Fluid armee of Muftarsi, (ufed with the Pills, in thofe complaints where necdiary) is perhaps the . moft afore, penetrat lug, and effectual remedy in the Calla: the fevercft Sprains land Bruifes, in Ida than kalf the tinie ufuilly taken by any other . Liniment or Fmbrocatim, and if tiled immediately after any AC. client, it prevents the part turning black. • It is prepared , and to at 2i;. 94. esca box or battle, bY joitN. STON, ApOtiVery.No. IS, (Meek-ftreet, Soho. Lon'don. WATERINU PLACF.S. Ross tames the liberty of afrtiring the Nobility.and Gentry, that be has no connection nor lies he fent any pagan whatever this feafcm to either of the Waterityg.places. Flut tered es he mull be that f 6 many Perfons alTume his name and repii tstion, to procure the fripport at the rublic ; Jet he canniv allow them to praftiee their fchemes of deception witbotit expel:re. Hit begs leave to reconunestd th , sfe I adios and Gentlemen who Mean to honour him with their commands, to to ply at No. 119, Biampfgate within ontr. As 'thole who vend PERO WES end ORNAMENTAL.HAIR under his apparent fan Rion, can only policfs thole. call -off articles which have 'hero rejeded by him, either from a defect of mantifsetu-e, or from a want of faibion. lie hopes to hc yardoned for rep:ating that he ran anf • cr for no AttiAes, nor does tie criphl holy Dreier, but tech r! - f procured at bit F.mporium in liilhopgate Brea, where c‘intimire to be is bibited a 1 kinds of PERUQU ESin the molt elegant tafte, frillionable Rile, and uncommon variety. • MI his unparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronti, Bows and Ban deaus, are ereeuttd entirety by his lnitrudion, aad eau his &d -igitalis's. N. B Ross met refpeetfully fund's/ the favour of thi Lain and Gentlemen what returned en town, and they and the public itiay lac attired that lie has, and will ennilltiy Men of the molt alai• bint prcikffiusiel wiitch is as Cd:baialnleat tc/ h4Oty, ills day Was publiled, in Two Volntncs, ilva Price its Boards, FAMILIAR LET nERs fr, m ITALY, to FRIEND in ENDI ANA By PETER PECRFORD. Erg, Salilbury : Prr:a ed and fold by J : altnn ; fold alk by Hatch. ard, Piccadilly , H acd FLU, Nev. Bund-Rrect Cad:ll. and Davies, Pay.* and Maciorday, Strai.d, and J. ]ohnloo, Paul's Citurcblard, London. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Price 9*. in boards, The nth Edition of 'THOUGHTS upon HUNTING . FRAA'CF. PARIS, AUGUST ag. The Moniteur of the 17th. is alnioft filled with long memorial upon the augmentation of the power and wealth of the Englith in India fince the peace of 1783. The following are the concluding obfekva lions : 44 Let us add; that the trade of India. in India, it enti , ely in the bands of the Englith nation ; at pre fent, front the v)aft of Atiknt to the 6lizerat, there is no European flag that can make its appearance in any port, and the Indians navigate very little. I leave the merchants to appteciate the prodigious el le& of fuch a monopoly, and the riches it mull pro cure to England. And yet it is in the moment in which Loid WELLESLEY has drawn a pidure of the immenfe progrefs which England has made in India; in the moment in which he is revealing to all Europe the meafures he has adopted to exclude tilt Enrope ans from India for ever ; it is in that moment, that England dates to exclaim a o haind the aggrandisement of France. What have the great exploits of Lord WELLESLEY colt England? Which are the Indian Powers whole jealoufy and power can menace the Englifh pcflarons ? At what a price has France gained her conquelts ? What does it not colt her to preferve them ? And w-(rid the aggrandizement of • the other powers of Europe leave France without uneafinefs, if the could entertain any, when a hero defends her, and governs, ulcer ha:`ing pacified het Let not England think herfelf above the eh:alinement which PROVIDENCt referees for the wicked—that Co willies, by alarming the Continent with refpea wthe power of France, tu procure Allies, to make expia tory viaimk of them, can catty be comprehended ; but that there ihould be in the Cabinct of any Sovc- reign a Minifter who can really thing that the ag grandizement of France car. place the independence of Europe in danger, is truly incomprchcrtfible.— Minifters at the extremity of Europe may be igno. rent of what has happened in India for so years.— Terrified by the details into which it would he need; far) , to enter to get information, difgufted by names which, however, are not more barbarous than thofe to be found on the banks of the Volga, thofe Mi nisters may dill rejea fuch tedious furfuits, and dif dain to occupy themfelves upon what they have long called the romance of India ; but let them at leatt take the trouble td read L ord WILLESLEY% patches. The distance which feparates Europe front India, appears to be immenfe: Thanks to the pro grefs of navigation, no more time is neceffary to carry as army thither, than to march one Irons the banks of the Villula to Teffiis." . The folloTing article upon the fubjett of the sr re(t of M. Pao Nv, at Venice, is extracted from a pa. per printed at Milan :—". The arra of M. Psowy, Infpeetor General of Bridges and Roads, and of his companion, M. Cosa-Arno; the procedures .of the Austrian Commilfaries in this fcandalous afair, of which there is no example in the hillory of nations not at war with each other ; the imperious tone with which they difmilfed the Commiffary General of Commercial Relations ; that fuperintendance of the Police, fu exalt; fevere, and fhameful, which is exercifed over the fubjeftsuf the French Empire and of the kin dote of Italy, Who are called to Venice by bufinefs or curioftty ; the condefcenfion and in aaivity of thelame Police when it ha's any thing to do with Italian confcripts croffing the Adige to et: cape the levy; the three Auftrian camps which are to be formed near Padua ; the order to provition all the fortrelles, and to pref. forward the confcription in the Venetian States, in 'aria and Dalmatia I chafe marches and counter matches of the Anftrian troops beyond the Adige, appear to justify, if thefe fads he correa, the rumours of an approaching war between the Emperor of Aullria and France. We Mould ourfelves be tempted to believe it, if .we tool.; ima gine the Emperor of Aultria to be 6r devoid of pin deuce as once mere to comprattife tiie bappinefs of his People and his Crown. a Yet it is very true, that the gold of Eng'and may millead loose of thole who dircet the Cabine•s of the Condi-ant ; but the Pillory of the cam paigns, and the examples ut our Emperor and King ought t.s convince the Sosicreigis of Europe, that it is one of the molt facred of their duties to manage their aitairs thernfelves, initead of abandoning them to men who. its thefe estreinely important noetti have no other motive than thc pallion of hatred and the thirft of gold. 44 The Court of Vienna will aft as it plealts— Peace fuhfilts—lf Ambit disturbs it, if the fires the Grit cannon, or if, by there procedures, fhe obliges the Emperor of the French to are the fit :I, do v e think that war wi'l end fo CoOo ) and w.mld the treaty which would this time be tigntd at Vienna be durable or not P' . Y: Auciut4 t9.—We hear from Vienna, under the date of the 4th August, that the French Anibalta. dor is new furnifhing his hi.tel.. A letter of et later date, which we have received from Germany. ttates as follows :—" It is not doubted that Austria will maintain her prelent tyflent of not taking-pave in the war ; they fpeak evert of g - kleclatation of 'mutuality to be polluted very fpeeclaYi and which 'aid of cootie put an end to all the intrigues tit the ene mies of France at Vienna. It is tetides certain, that the Minitter Tat/OUT has not returned air. ' fluence, and is never enufulted, notwittnti that has been Paid upon the lubjeCt ; and be lure, that to long as the Atchduke Crt, ed airy in. taming/ all LI we may immts ET•ra Our.