Star. — London, England, 1806-01-18 00:00:00

7 - 17 - 777 PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Ti. ve,lllols. Feelings of National Enthuliafin and Gra. thle. evened by the glOrlo.l VICTORY of TRAPAL• )AR, have been difplayed in CONTRIRU'IIONS of %ma tripled Liherality to this Fund, elta►lifted for the Relief and r.ncouragemrnt of thufe engaged in the prefent momentous ',;natsft. The Colleftism. after Divine Service, en she Day of Thank& /Wing. with other nrw Contributions, eaclutivtly appropriated to he Relict of thole Wounded,end to the Fantilies of acre ils Majefty'a Service, amount to 77. n el. The new Subic/tr io= for the general purports of t hi. Inftitution amount to 43,400 L ; inn the Committee eftimate, that altr payment of every cell oe aliened by the late fignal (metres of hit Majefty's Arms, a hrploa of 19.1.570 L will remain to meet the future Awns of !MD valour. In former Wan, Sobferiptions were confined to the Wafers In nameable and fuccefsful Engagements. At the ammencauent sf the parent War, this inftitution was founded on the more aw treed and hheral fyltent, of including the cafes of ell tbete who 'drain adtion with the Enemy, on every occaDoo whatever: and tzterdive as the plan appear.. It finds abundant reft.turcee in the public Ipirit sod liberality of the Britiftt Nation. J. P. WELSFORD, Seermry. :ONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, 011 as DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEADAIN. SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS. Wooodad; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and ItELATIVSS °t ask hia lAaisty's Service. - - 'o be continued I ROYAL ACADEMY—Next week MU be publillsed. ANEW -YEAR'S GIFT for Old New-Year's Day, or, Architedtural Hints. adaretred to *Me Royal Academi cians who are Painters. Written prior, as well as fubleguene to the Day of Annual Ekdtioo far tbdr Prefident. By FADE !CIA NUNEZ, Wier. Printed for John Stockade, Piceadlily whom may be bad, in one werylarge vol. eta wok ajo portraits, pries &6a or on brie paper, Si. Ss. PilkingemPe Dieledery of Painters, by Well, with a eiwplemert by Hones Wale* Sail of Orford. losist selaseelhd • 47 1 016 12 o Chord" Cbark, Rev. Clergymen &ars ad Deltrtr abo who preached. eolleastl. WI& of letteSes. inakire s s 0 la Pare, Casaba T. Roberts, sod S 6 r Woo T. d , - 0 halt Church 011 1 m6,11.almfbary Marks newel! 6s • Pale Chan hsr bleursash D.P. Davis jt MI 0 Maim C. Towsfos so as o W. id= Mirsa.ils[dk Jobs Hidglaass 436 • of Maim De Wlisses,do. as 3 6 *ll6 Cburefr u it . aad ftrwarty of st s o Ishisteer Campus lisiatifh, two days pay S 8 o WI Chun* of /11.111asers. Wlark.fia, O. L.Arts cog, Roder 1 of 9 3 0 - 31wath stlll &Oak Ostwarall awsiall Cole 15 8 Pada Sods; Maar - ....41 l ast .t W. iluddleßas Is o 0 10 0 --ikattes. arm De. Ombra t o o • Breaeft jabs tlt• Ilaptlift, alvery - S 1 9 6 kis !tacky Parills - 5 s o 81s knots of the Parith of Reigate. Soiree 10 8 6 lesvidatd Loyal I iglu Infantry Company of Volun teers, re rambriog pay, by Captain Width 11 0 o labferlpdar received from Tysemnuth : = lb Ciefeh C. Carle:Gs S? 1 6 0 Pew Chapel - 1 s 6 lapel, Holywcil sdieedwid Mktiptions st Tynestooth 386 se 4 • miliiiimiatt, ~hire D. Jones 3 6 8 ay. H. Cos sod Friends s s o Saar Mat Salton J. Brock 21 0 0 bra at Dueldlogar and Hyades of Hardwick Oars • - 6 so 6 ay. ldi v irs's bleodsg,Wdt rlietYllismes ditto mti.i FARM :t y. On Monday will be prke at 'TWO LETTERS on the COMMISSARIAT, IL wake= to dic Cammillaileril ef Mbitary Tr. Sy HAVI LLANO LS bEISULIZIt, be k ienesn. Ceestalliry Gomel the Aro hes I a Nape ad tbc Printed vet 011111116114 Plecadily. Of whom mg la Ow *ea etc price A n. The POIIINI•11. 14 1 / 8 10/4 eat Neessaly el Analea—ii Ro bert pate, leg. • Alss togas Vol. 4to. with nine Wes Mates, ries au. A jetwool of the Campaign in Egype, *ltimpatelsolar account of PAsita.....t' Akita Anisitass. This dap woo pnlillbal, prlee , T HE TRIDENT of ALBION, an Epic Weans. -IL and an Oration on the loilmaos of Elocution oo Martial Ea tkufmlies; with an Addrefe to tbeIIKADE of NELSON; deliver. ed at the Lyceum, Limped, ea °motion of the late glorious Naval 'Mete. To willebiaprdeed. an lotrodadory Difcaufe on the Wen and Objelb efiney admen By JOHN TIN/SMALL, Pavidfor of the labiate and Predict of Macedon. Sold by R. Pinuars,Brldge-finet. Elatidllues. Leodon; mid I by the SWAN= In Liverpool, dc. C'HARNOCIN LIFE OF LORD NELSON. ISCRELLISHRD WITH EIGHT COPPER PLATES, viz . A portrait of ais Locifhip ; Five engraved Plana of the Four pelsetpall Adams in which be wu engaged ; View of bin En comia MA Admiral Trefoil , . Commander of the Smola Pi ma do e Night of the jd of jet', 1797 ; and a P Si o= 111 LerdißAgeo Ms day was pabldwd, Pries to.. 6d. In beards, Eiiol ItS of Lord Vikownt NELSON, with 01Rovamons, Crkkil sod 1 She whiek Wet amid by a4 Weed Lwow et Us wed Illairiphint Nom a earwaislagAsislass of Ifs Uwas of wakes MOM With Miami wbem he was at diking dna omaded >o ferviecy waswg me. The Earl of la.Thesse Lord Heehaw Lard Wows Heed t r ti= • • ft Inaddla Ikta Q samesr Leder Elf Pl= wee Tbar fifIAINO rein Laid JOlOl CHA4NOCE. 1W It I. A. add ilia Wag *f Mmiee Leads•--Pilawd Gar IL and llyalsodo. isisiwAtorew ; tbkdtard. liasbany Mack Parry, Laadrable4reet and J. Afpame. Co.hh. /Mhz& law Lawlor tai Catholic Canines On. .Dear Losseire 9 9 9 4 0 0 5 7 1 aed &ellen Woman, h - liktg the Suefcriptieas el the 3 0 0 IJ/b t 3 • a I s 4 14 /0 6 4 19 3 0 3 / • 3s 0 0 34 7 0 7 II M. Mot . sios Irlooess..ozos Mlle Ohm& Wes OMR, Signiaa. elleto . cot:Livers Cowpony at Volantern ainisek hi. Delves olield R. Warnford &Om W. Trivia, fen. PM W. Trevict, jun. ober& Ditto lane G. G. Cooper idol Ditto Ditto rilli 001.Doessiiima.Sdosorkt W. S. Bradley -•iiiithalierstrdi,Waraisldli.S.Orilby one et Ft Mary.Dowe s Mk et Oetory Nufteseeils. ISerkilk -w- of Nerforii. Moo - merallka im Chwisli, Chadian = siarkza ° ,77 4ll4 - nob alltoile le Ilisikend• j. Simplon wilviiit Allburovile pool awl Chopelloo Padrington irdi et Conivelroa • ww st Mao, rat 1111111os • ▪ at lkow". Woltawindsoilf Mae a Dob‘piline Roosisswey Covaky Wawa of PAstleek.Debybke Ilb of Parnburk Wm Pam Cary of Reed Batton, Posolusheihire,intluding alp Nick', fig alas; Thomas Phelps, kfg. I te ; Mrs Pidton il. is; Mr Phillips, il is; Lim. G. A. kvora 21 as at Ortinfliy. Lincolnildis i v amesStockdale dhightidgc Church . Howes, Vicar ;sky, Bucks . Freeman : three Parilbes of Azminfter, fembury, and Klimington Charles Steen So ty 6 kedral and Pad& of Bangor 16 a yf ti* Chapel in Caniarvail 2 a o haellft Chapel, ditto - i 6 le $ byterko ditto, ditto - s 0 0 lediona in different Pada' Churches and Chapels Carnarvonthite at is 0 B Jones - - a s 6 Ski and Inhabitant' of Wood Norton and Swan n Nowa - ~ to e o irch, Winchcomh • is so 4 whlal Chapel at Cafilogien, incalliire awn Diffentets, Harting ri ditto - 6 16 S re h , Grantham - so 21 6 ergo hoce the Thanitlgiciog Day 9 1 9 itillt Meeting - 5 9 0 Do Church - 6 4 0 dnnthnrpe, ditto - $ so 0 rch, Pouton - 4 0 0 Edward Betyam, Grantham a a o rowly Church - 1 13 9 Earle Welby, Erg. Corium no Trent, Notting. unesim • so no o Ai l'abernacie M. Wdkftaid al 4 6 ;foetid ditto Ditto 3 a a o rel., Biodington, Cfneefterth. W. loots 13 II 6 o, Lower Swot, ditto Ditto 3 16 6 rift Congregation at ad ring A. Fuller pendent Difesters, Omar, I futikrlption Janos Churchill o :3 o th of Stratlifield Says, Hants, P. Salta:, Rallar 33 I 1 o •of Smithfield Turps, du. Ditto 3 4 4 Cl:a„i I, Ginh-greet - 6 i 3 h Chinch, Oltelsaus, Rut • lilPdre tel of Lanham. ditto of Brook, t i to • . I Egletun, ditto woodcut Mecting, ditto it ditto. ditto hfi'll ClittrCh. Ws/wick! :ding Congregation, at CIO- Si it 3 7 6 33 6 e 3 0 0 s TO 0 Is 6-7 7 4 73 11 31 0 0 9 0 o 6 6 0 4 0 z 6 9 o 4 II 3 s 1 9 7 6,,0 1$ 7 0 s to 0 0 13 6 S 13 6 73 4 6 18 0 0 4 0 0 I I II 0 11 7 3 Is 0 0 30 0 0 so 1 0 IJ 3 6 3o 6 Ix 6 6 o 3 si Scl o 3 1 7 4 I O o 1 5 S r od 8 o Chnreto, near Birmingham ; I 1ut033, Curve 33 is o hurcii of ik onnuigharl, Devonefor N. %PI 3 1 0 It 1 0 A STJAINXIID RIM FOR POSTIRITY. LORD O N ' B LIM AND ATCHlEVE MENTO.framaillimeirlikaLariblitilfead•writing, f rom Ids Ceemitmedenee, wad dm eeemens of various Naval Olholdididet whew he felted, sea NOM mime who laved with Nas.leekslegemeyei hie own very NeddisLATTERS, sear yet rehlllhed. By JOHN 14• ARTHUR, LAM lhateary to Admiral Lewd Wawa Heel. Ceedeendar le Chief in the bkdberreeme. Its gad Thaler. JAMES STawisCLAßill.l4.ll. RNA • Liberian to his itoyet the Mom stWeles. volodel Work will adman& ef ty rem wriums by the Halls Admiral *lbw*, Ids M Weight arm, detailing with ponder lowed the liseirr Vidtitwiss of his Life, from Infancy to the dma ef kis tsamiederisa Odtehar tygy ; which iambi- elde hileesiedpt will be alkstweeds &piked with this Volume in the heda PAufems. The Embenlimenleilift ankift of at heft twelve Engraiinv, viz Hifteelmd gbagrmAlleftvite..Plass and Views of Duties, and VligesetmillonsMim Odra Ukelele original Paintings, by Ben jeimin Wilk IE4 dse late Mt Abbot, William Wettail, and chubs Pateek. Ws. engraved by Mr. Heath, Mr. Ruler, and abet smbent AMR& It bras Intention of the Authors to publilk the above Work in the Cearte of the Year, in one (teams Volume of the large* Size, ' ;stinted by Bentley, on the fineit Elephant Drawing Paper. The Number of Copies to he printed hall wholly depend upon the Number of good impreSons that can be taken of the Engravings; and it is therefore recommended to fueb of the Nobility and Gentry as arc anxious for the belt Impreßloos ' to fend early notice to the Publillters, Mars. Cadet! and Davies , Strand. The Price of fuck Copies as are ordered before the Firft of july neat, will be Five Guineas, or with Proof impreffions of the Plates Seven Guineas ; and the Money may be paid either on giving eh:Order or on Delivery of the Work. After which time the prices will be advanced. If timer Orders are given, Three Copies only will be printed on the Spelt Vellum, with the belt Proof impreiSona ofthe Plates on Satin. The Price of each of thefe Copies will be One Hun dred Guinean, elegantly bound in Morocco. • An alphabetical Lift of Names, with the Dates of Orders, will ba pobliiked and annexed to the Wm*. The Whole Circle of the SCIENCES, or Complete Library of Univerfal Literature—To begin the New Year acid. On Wedncfday, the tR of January, was poblifhed. No. T. (To be continued weekly) price Bd. plain, or red. with the Plates fuperMy colour e d—O r on fine large vellum paper rte. plain, or as. 6d. coloured. of • new and elegant Edition of the V I NCYCLONEDIA LONDINENSIS ; or Uni .l:-• verfal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature...being the only Work extant In the World which incorporates the words of all other Didionarics under one Alphabet. By J. WILKES, kfi. of Milland Houk, in the County of Su ff er , 2M Red by able and eminent Scholars of the &Ilia, and Scotch Univerfities. Under protection of his Majelty's Royal Licence apd Authority. Seven Volumes of this truly national and magnificent Work are nearly completed,and the Eighth Is in great forwardnefs. There may be had half hound, with Ruffia backs compete, by applica tion to J. White, Horace's Head, fleet-ftreet, London; Champante and Whitnow,Aldgate; the Encyclopaedia Office, 57, Ave Maria. lane, St. Paul's; or of any Bookfeller in town or country. The brit Number may be had for Jape-lion, and returned if not approved. Every Subferiber is entitled to have his 'Family Arms emblazon. ed In their proper colours, among the engravings adapted to the article Heraldry, which will contain the Armorial Bearings of die Peers and Barons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Avs ry principal recommendation of this Work, Is the uniformity of Ito compilation, its being emreted but to few Edi tors, and there only of fiiperior abilities. As to its price, we may remark, in the appropriate words of Jofeph Addifon, that ' every family, by burning one candle b fs per night, may accomplith its purekak without any addl'lonal out going.' As no kfs than top= Suhfcribers have given their fanalon to this FricyclogrAia, the Public need be under no alarm Icft t ihnu'd he i km. tinued. Freds fu ri her s may '.i ke one,two,or more nun t bers wackly,as mott agreeable to therm*, Ives, beginning with No.l. or the firlt Even Volumes may be bad at once complete. There are trim 6o to 7o magnificent Engravings in every volume. Thole who arc in arrear with their Numbers or Vi I Imes are rcqueited to make ski v Sets c omricte,;ictnrc the Work is again not of print. • Pisittfient Thillothers, at Alhurton J. Stoat 6' 3 .6 - This day was publiihol, prim twp Briiilh Shillin.L Dortington Church, York ire Bindlefe " 2 A g,MON, preached on the bay of 'General Merton Church , Co. of Berwkk •-• Duncan 7 .5 0 Proteftant Diffentleg Chapel, at . rhnikrgiving, Dec. g. 1805, in the P.rifh Church of Kells, by the 114,1% Rev. 'E. L O'Beirne, D.D. Lord Either of Meath. ?retina W. Walker sh ,4 0 Publithed at the &fire of the Sovereign and Corporation of The Receipts at sill Oratorio, per- . . Xells,, and the Officers of the Yeomanry Corps who were prdcnt. forriwd at Sc. Aubyn's Chapel, Pripted for J. Hatchet* Igo, Piccadilly, and Rivingtems, St. Plymouths Duck J. Williams 3 8 3 6 Foils Church.yard.—Of whom way be had, I.kde Battle Church, Mr A. photon 10 Is 0 Seesaw+, on the fame =ales, by the Rev. Dr Randolph, Mr Catholic Chapel of Alowbreek, Moore, Lenders, Ryser, Evans, and other dignitaries of the Church near Kirkham ' W. !nth! I 0 0 Rahn Wallop O. Baker ' al 0 0 Mb day as psbliewd, In Evo. price 6s. On Account of the Churches of the Eftsbilattnent, Thai Second Edion, confiderably enlarged, of Vicarage of Neweattle - Is s 11 PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on INSANI- Din &n oof oin the vicinity of Neweaftle 40 ss 3 A TY, in which foam fuueitions are offered towards an int. ' Ditto cumin Diffentlng Congregations within the proved Mode of treating Meeks of the Mind, and fame Rules town of Neweallie - • gg lit 94 propored, which may lead to a more humane and fact:fall M. Ditto ditto Diffenting Congregations in the vicinity dad otCese, &c. Re. of NevreaAle - a al 6 By JOSEPH MASON 00X, M.D. lamdsso•Prioted for C. and R. Baldwin, New Pridge4sme. , and J. May, 32, Fleet -erect. - - JOHNSON'S COMPLETE POCKET BOOK for add. This day was radiated. price to. 6d. &rd. THE Complete POCKET-BOOK; or Gentleman and Tradcfman's Daily Journal, for the Year 91our Lord a 866, betas the Second after Blffezttle or Leap Year, the 4 6 th of the Reign of Wog George 111. and the yetit of the Nrw Style In Great Erna's. Containing a plain and candle Method of mrepiog a Cath Accoaat, Appointments, Memorandums, Obfervaticese, or En ts for every day In the year; and various efefal Lifts aad Tablas, &c. Prfot.d for J. 'anion. No. 72, St. Paul's Church -yard. WEEKLY REVIEW OF BOOKS. On Saturday the at th faint will be publifled, Nowise I. (To be completed in eight weekly Numbers, price as. 64. each) it THE ANNUAL EEVIEW, and IT:Broca of Laraaarraa for ATKIN, Editor. Cocaine' of the Fink Chapter, the 'Natoli part of which will M compeifed in the Fitt Num ber Brace's Travels, Dr. Oriflitlie Travels, Lietiley's Voyage to Brazil, °intake of Cotemporary Voyages, Can's Northers Sulpmer, Mayor's Hiftorkal Account of Copt. Cook's Voyages, Beckford's Letters from Italy, Tour in Zealand, Pinion Sues of Pau, Beaver's African Memoranda, Turnbull's Voyage round the World, Deferiptiott of St. Helena, Mac-Catium's Defartption of Trinidad, Kotschue's Travels in Italy, Miami's Tnycht in North America, Sir H. Popham's Account of Prince of Wales's Mead, Sir 0. Leigh's ditto, Clarke's Naufragia, Parkinfon's Tour In America, Davis's Letters from Paraguay. Printed for Longman. Hurft, Rea, and Orme, Paternafter•row' The Proprietors have bent induced to ISM this Work in Numbers, as it is printed of, at the Mike of a variety of Ferrous who admired its plan and execution, bat to whom the paid's' of a periodical Number was more agreeable than the delivery of a' large Volume at me time; and alfo for the accommodation of many of thek Subfcribers who have been impatient to receive their annual Volume. To their numerous Sabferibers who node Abroad, or In diftant Parts of the Country, the old Method it Publication will probably be more acceptable, and they are aorieloted, that the complete Volume will he publithed, ax did In the Month of March, prke In In extra Illuerds This Review M.tu legpftilzed *u di ethers by its egunpriflng In One Vokelm, *modem dial*, Wedspskßßcd during One Year; by which ammo de Safer i seli6d to arrange the earl: mu Pohlad. Ewe paraded by as lomodefttloo, a greettly to thele ediedhro adobes to trim ao Fide. deal Form oodt , 'btu the Immeelllog bar Pendia, sad the moft valuable fee a Did of Re/ma la the Library. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. LETTER Vt. lannor Psdrd SIR--Having had the fatisfaition of freeing fo many of my letters inferted in your valuable publi cation, I &all conclude my obfervations regarding the plan I have recommended, by fltewing hole ex tremely fimple and eafy the organization of it is ; and as I am better acquainted with the inferior divifion of Scotland than of England, I (ball make the cal culation with reference to the former, which, by fup pofing the population of England to be fix times greater, can cafily be applied to it. Scotland contains about goo parifhes, and I fop. pole the average population of each to be tiftoo fouls fhould the number of too riflemen be the quota of each parills, it would be very eafily fupplied by men in the flower of life, and would make for the whole kingdom of Scotland, cro,ooo, and on the fame bath for England, 540m00 men. I would have every three parifbes form a feaion, and poreib a houfe of arms and permanent keeper, who might be ufeful not only in preferving the arms, btu likewife hold Come other employment in the eftablifhment ; every two cations might form a fubdivifion, and every four fubdivifions a grand divifion, containing, of (nude, 24 parifbes, and as many hundred rifleman. The grand divifion ought to be commanded by a Colonel, and each Cub. divron by one fubordinate field officer, the common number of officers of courfe ought to command the companies. The Colonel ought to have two Adju tants, and four Serjeant Majors. It might be of ad vantage that there Corps timid be equally divided into two requifitions according to the ages of its members, the youngeft of courfe liable to be fluff called into the field. Although Governmenr(except to the Staff Offi cers of there corps), would not have to incur the ex pence of pay when they were not on aftual fervice. yet their patriolifm and ardour might be promoted by the gift of a jacket and hat, and by a certain fum to be appropriated for the purpofe of rewarding thofe who, on plaftice, (hewed the greaten I have thus given a fhort outline of a plan as (pee dily practicable as it mutt be completely efficacious, in putting the country beyond the chance of danger. Our enemies, who law no difficulty when the rarity of the country was at flake. fopplied their combatants with arms ; and Purely in this empire, where the (kill and numbers of our manufaelurers exceed what any other can boa ft, the Government can be under no cm. barraffment on this (core. The French, who neither flooped to real difficulties, nor to thole more hard to fubdue, occafiyned by in veterate habits of falfely eitimating their powers, made every ciretunflance conduce to ftrcngthen their cattle, and inflame the pal Eons they withed to excite. Will the glorious idea of defending their King, their Coun try, and their all, fail to raiie (imaar feelings in Bri tons ? The time is, perhaps, faa approaching, when our infular fituation, to long the caufe of our fplendour, happinefs, and triumphs, if we fail in oor firil duties to ourfelves, may only add to the extent of our mi (cry, and the impoffibility of ever emerging from it. The commencement of a period may be at hand when it may be as difficult to believe the former glory and magnificence of this empire, as it now is to account for the grandeur of the ruins in the Syrian defarts, or to believe in the former exiltence of myriads of inha bitants, where we can behold nothing but lies ility and ruin-- On this fide all h life, And when we have rcach'd it, in that very inftant, 'Tis raft the thinking of. I am, Sir, your Conaant Reader, Busts niche C.iladoician Canal, Jan. 9. MYSOCIALLUI. LONDON. Of Ire we have reedved numerous letters fro* our !AMU in forming us that the Newfpsper Agents, by whom their Papers are forwarded Into the country, often fubliitate others for Tam STAR. This is a (pales of impohtion to which our cultomen only can apply the proper remedy. Let them write to their prefan Agents to dlliontinue (crying than, and on In forming ea we Sail give their orders to Newfmen, who do not pro&lee the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of the Agent, let them difccestioue to take the fubtlituted Paper, note the date when they 'op, sad pay only up to that time. lead* as soda to provide them with another Apo. SATURDAY, JANUARY ti. Hsa BSILTIPDAT sarr.—Holtdar. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bask Stock r9sl ladia Baud% par tr. pram 3 pm C. Red. 59j4 10p.3 pa Qat. 5110 5 per 0111 It Conf. 581139 159 Rubel. Bilk. par se pram. 4 per Cast 961 77f Oraaiala 6 prem. Lop; Cem. Navy t9i Unary Tickets I9L 190. AIM 16 z 5-16 17 Cori for act. 6offt A report has obtained in the city that M. Ma. 'nom, Admiral VILLJIMUVII'S Captain, who has been allowed to proceed to France by the way of Holland with propofals for a general exchange of pal:mess. is alto the bearer of Some propofitions which may lead to the opening $ correfpondcnce be. tween the Governments of the two countries, expla• natory of their future views at the prefent crifis. and (o far not unfavourable to the hopes of thole who believe that Peace may yet be obtained by the (acri. fits of a little pundilio. It is pmbable that on Something like fuch a ground of (peculation as this, flocks have rather improve& Since the firs annunciation of the. departure of M. It is confidently reported that a Convention was Signed by Count HAVOWITZ and TALLITIUND, which fettles in the mean time the affairs of Hanover, and Secures our troor. This Convention cattle's in fubftance. That The EngMb and Allied Troops ball retire behind the Viefer ; That the recruiting for the German Legion Sall cede ; That no more Brian' Troops Stall be fent to Hanover ; That the Armies of Prince Louis and Ana ea SAW Stall not advance—the former not to pats the Fron• tiers of Holland, the latter not to pats the Rhine. PratEa engages to oblige the Brit& troops to evacuate Hanpver within a given time. not to exceed iirsimonths from the figning of the Convention. In the mean time the French gatrifon in Harnelkis to be fupplied with provitions. The of another Convention was drawn up by the &so of Swan's, Lord Cavocaar, the Ruffian General Toisvor, and the Protium General Kat.- nature. This profit was more favourable to the Allies. It propofed that they thould retain their altual petitions; that there thould be no obltrudion to the recruiting and fending reinforcements to the &halt troops. Major General Prue:. was the bearer of this propofal, but he was met by HALOOWITZ, and brought back to Berlin. It is alto reported that Pru&a is to cede Barenth and Anfpach to Bavaria t and it is likewife faidtalk Friefeland and Embden to Denmark, for which the is to be indemnified by receiving part of Hanover, namely, Luneburgh and Lauenburg, the territories of Bremen, Bcc. But the is to cede Lubeck. Boaa •ARTS, it is Paid, has declared that the Eleaoral dig nity thall'be conferred on a neighbouring Prince, fup poled to be the Duke of Brunfwick. others fay the King of Denmark, as Duke of Oldenburgh. Such are part of the arrangements reported to have taken place, or to be in contemplation, in confequence of the late events that have taken place on the Con tinent. " Peace" is a fine founding word. Have the pub• lic already forgot. that during the left peace, all &i. tifh commodities were excluded, notonly from France, but from every quarter where the French Muria had tufficient preponderance to effel that object. Is not that preponderance incteated? will it not be employed with tenfold acrimony and mitchief, when Narotacee gives the law to Europe ? While England, tingle• handed, (hall carry on the war with France, the wilt enjoy her (hare, at lealt. of the commerce of the world. But when France, by a peace, (hall have acquired the quiet navigation of the Ocean, while this country, by arrangements dilated by an hollile mind, Ilan have her manufsdu as excluded from the Continent of Europe, the commerce of Britain, gigantic as it now is, will fall into a decline, from which it never can recover, till an order of things (hall take place •ery different from any thin:, that can refelt from a peace concluded under the dilation of NA POL ant:. The movements of B . rapid and deli tic- tire as lightning, ha►e been beheld at a diflance by the people of this country, and teem to have excited no fenfation but alternate hope and defpondency.— A falfe and pernicious hope, that Kings who knew nothing of war, would beat NA►OLaON by the num. ber of their troops, and now when the hope is gone, a Rupor of altonilhm:nt fuceeed.—the palfy of the public mind, not its glive and ufeful apprehenflon. We do not with to be alarmists; but, we will not ceafe to call loudly for preparation. We Ire the norm that is gathering over our heads—it will loon break upon this island--let us fee if it can be averted, or, if it cannot be apprafed, let us meafirreour firength to withltand it. By humiliating facrifices we might obtain, i WATAITI might re here full it mull b We fa certain r the cry o not come tts : the modeft h of us. Bt impregru dutirt of thing : fyll purfued in :non fenfe I pie to arm But this h preeaution healthful t have feen confiding i of German fo difailtot The foil had the hi Thurfday Ladies—C Lords—Tl Major Pq Y ft erd a the Princel Lady CN• meats in S Yeßerda dined With the evening Yefteccia with his M Yeßerda ference wii at his Offic The bag CAMEIRIDG Harwich. • Mr. Pr! mature, tha .attend Par we under ft dropfY in tl The May Graftun•fir The run of Mr. Moo having rece differences without fou of the Span Ripolation and Spain, :jean veffeli The Offil much real° augmentati necefTary of that time. lent hut bat live then. pi the rapacint innkeeper I !tam) like On Weck men Affemh Duke of Rol pail ten o'elt covers at S near Ditchli enver until f Between twt the field, ai, been experie