Star. — London, England, 1812-05-06 00:00:00

•1. :+• .; 0, ..,,, i : fo• -- ~ ,V'-1 .? a • • • ists''...*% -06 s r '- . . , ; 785 t - THEATRE joy AL,Vailitimamteiti. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, MM 6, will be parformad, THE VIRGIN OF THE MIK To width wM tio•added, - THE SECRET MINES -- • tosecow, haw Color. On Friday, Rid, a Wilb as Mae wife. 111RTH-DAY. • 112 ICTIARDSON, GOODLUCII, Co. (the . BA. Contractors) respectfully h2form the Public that the STAVE UM RY be drawn the eth JUNE, SCHEME. • 120 • 00 9 ' 16,000 .5,000 11000 )4 00 SOO 400 1100 • /OD • sc, 1 Prize at e ‘20,000 a C a 6 1 1114)°9 1,000 .. a *.b. MOO • • SO so et . MI 0 A . 0 4 • ,f. .50 • '4.,1;110 r; 40 • • .• TAO • VA • •• 1•109 . ' . • 11, • - Mt* • • 1 SASS Only 13,000 Tickets. Tickets and Shares ate ah Fatieby iticaaithlon, Opaht r aet, ' hod Co. at the r Offices, the isomer of Bauk-builffings, Combat, skid faeng the King's Min. Charing-Cress; where.ixthe Lot. ply drawn on the such Apthlast, they radd the following Cek. NTAI. Po IZP,' 4 , in 64 Shams: No. 5,51 a a Prize of ,ClO,OOO No. I POW) a Prize of 4900 11,518 - 5,000 2,740 • WO 11,433 . 3,000 3,238 • la! 8,404 - 300 . SIP . 40 • 60 • • 106 1,310 EASE INDIA AFFAIRS. Qe Monday mornistg, at In o'clock will be published, In Bvo. price Ss. t d. PAPERS respecting the Negociation for a renewal 01. of the EAST INIA COMPANY'S EXCLUSIVE IitIVILEGE3, Parts I. and 1. to be continued uniform, as (Ordered to be printed. Where may be had, price Is. SINT. and 01:3CiiVATIONS, with the Hints printed opposite peach other. Prirted for 'Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the East WI Company. Leadenhall-rreet. • SIR JOHN .1 LL::ViS'S WORK. This 4.4 was published, in one large vol. Bvo. price 91. fid. THE PRESENT STAI of the I3RI - 11SH EMPIRE, in refutation of Mon'gailiard's " Display." By Mr JOHN. JERVIS WI - 11 . 1E JERVIS, But. Printed tor Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Also, Stcond Edidoil, enlarged, price is. ed. Hints to all Classes on ihe Price of Bread, and the State of **Country. . DEBRET I 'S PEERAGE Ws day was published, in tt Vol.. price : I tt. with Engravings Mt Use A. tits THE PEERAGE c , f the UNI TED KINGDOM M of GREAT BRI CAIN and IItEI i AND ; the Etnhth Edit. tonsidaab!y improved, and brought down to the present Time. BY JOHN DEBILE IT. - - - - %Wel for Rivingtons, st. Vatt;'s Church-yard ;• Efertow, Uhltrhall; Albemarle-s rent ; Booker, Bond strut; Booth, Duke -street, Poi ; Lloyd, Harley -street, I.ong man aml Co.; J. Walker; It. Bah'wi i ; and Cu .1-1-3 , and CO. in Paternoster-row; Cutnell, Holbora ; Oarkea, Purtugat-street ; Lea, Compron-street ; Richardson, Rood Exchange ;. Murray, lied -tweet; and Hardmit, St. James's-street. • SLATER'S PA tEN I COOKING APPARATUS. 13 LEMAITR 1, std:Agent, takes the hherty • of informing Ho Vtiends and the Public he now exhibits I, tale the above Anaroruc, at ft's Warehouse, S I, Castle s reet, flralbo n. It is the lie , t Coidiing Avparatun in the kintirm ; and *snow clean, delicate. and cheap mode of steattittic, stev. inc. suoidsg, baking, broiling and boil.n. A dinner for 2(4) perions loaybe dressed withitos than a pick of coals. B. The Apporatuc il!4,nerally in use, pd ready for inspect. lag front one to four o'cinek. . • I . E.PI:IEN3OI4's "rATEN'r FIL LIKING MACHINES are portable. never out of t. p lir; and will purify Water of the foulest court.* at the unexernried rate of SOO villa's per day, tendering the W a•er in colour beautifully trans parent. The increvirg denia,tl hz receives - is a conitiicing proof of the superiority of his invention over any thing of the knot yet erred. To be seen at work at his 214anufactory, Nn 6. Mortimer street, Cavtpdidt-square; and at the Dar of the .1 erus4em Coffee hotite, Cooper's Court, Cornhill. N. D. Water Closets and Engine Pumps upon the most im proved priciples. A kiLW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF ACQUIRING IM PROVLMENT IN WRITING, (by 1. CARSTAIRs.) BEING the readiest method .of a.ttAining to write wcll, and-.lse soonest learnt that has ever been matth known to the Public ; by which any person may he taught in Six Les• sat only, ; most beautiful business hand. In some in-tances this acquirement has been obtained in three Lessons. Ladies and Otniemen, at a distance from London, who may wish to avail themselves of J. Car-t air:B plan of Instructions, may liave the Lessons conveyed to them by Letter to aey part' of England, 3nuland, or Ireland, &e. with Directions how to perform each lesson. All Letters must be po-t-paid. Specimens of improvement may be seen, and respectable refer ence given. on application to Learstairs, at No. 18, Newcastle street, Strand, London. tHITE HORSE INN, I'AVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. JAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken the above long established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage and that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, in • forms them, that with a view to render the molt superior acconi ,, 'modation, he has made considerable alterations and impt ovements on the Premises ; and that from an arrangement with some of the first M.:rchants in the City, he is enabled to have always on hand an iscensive stock of the most choice old Wines, arid ge nuine Spirits, and be assures those Gentlemen and•Fatnifies whn honour him with their support, that no exertion on his part "all be wanting to render them every comfort an Inn can povgioly eort—Coaches to most parts of the Kingdortu—Neat host Chaise.. READING SAUCE; tor hiSH", GAME, STEAKS, &c. 1 •HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCE, which has for many ?tin been patronized and recommended by moit of the first Fe alties in the Kingdom, tenders it unnecessary for him to make . any comment on its qualities, It is presumed that 'no Sauce ever 311tt vith such general approbation and extensive sale; it is re- tailed In Londop by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish- j taatners, and by one or more principal Fish Sauce Sellers in racist - cities and market towns bribe Kingdom ; will keep.good seven 7e rs illy climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts 72 11 h, and Is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild • Ar`wis Has Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As may tru:der s are a ir er ie g OpurfAM lit lOns of their own, i It hick they Reading Sauce. Cocks it a duty he owes . 1 to the politic to Inform t h em t hat. one asegioulne but those which I &lie these wankel+ araugr-coloaredlabel tdsl iseb bottle, u Read ' /I V Sau ce for . Fhb, +Mathis Gravieuitte.4/Wared and sold sibalsideasidsotailloy/X m l ik a i dSoi. Itififfte• Half 1141" 9s • p. • ..10. I. i ... .1.. ; . . • • r . ‘... 1 ..It I • . I 7 . . ...... . ,s. • 44 441..`41.41, .' 4 igg i t INF • •-• 0 i • . • .0 ,•i ' i ?,„ ,k . r * i r •• 16 . , ki t i *P ''''.l - * !!.•..—t...1 It s ' - %. - 11 1, P .• . ilp •IVEDASDAY, ►Y. 6, lsi2. • PRICE SIXPENCE.I4ALYPENN I . • the President had better ktpt his secrets in his pocket. A .week ago, the Secretary denied that the Warp • . was going to Europe. is said, that this morning . Mr. Munro declared *it the Government were bound • not to palm', Menry,.and that he was ready to sail tot France in the Wasp ! The wretch could not go .r;1 engl and, or stay here. Sole think MDe Witt agna has set this busineir afioat ut tiatti to readerMailison unP9Outare • Imam is. Mr. PoRTER Stated to the . Home thlt hniinets re.' quiring dispatch rendered it necessary for the Cobs:. ' ihittee of Foreign Relations to sit to-day during 611 sitt lig of the ihnse, and asked such leave. Grantee,/ The Committee of Foreign Relations sat to-diry;lX. ' is said, to examine a certain Frenchman, who came te this country froth England last flit with Henry, and} who,it is retorted, has got slmenf the 18,00 lays, which it ts,now pretty generally, if.not-univer. sally believed, Mr. Hen r y has received -from. Mr., Madison. It is expected that the Calttalttee' will'be pushed to male a report on Monday. • .. _ -..- 1 04t#iimilittima, M-GAbPs - 'NEW PATTERN atooAnrrAz.s. • • . . . LO4BOB, m i t . 2, 1812. - . s lo OFFICERS may have eYery information, and see socii Persons a‘3 are rifling to Contract for pet : i pz ib e tr eh e . esta hv e h el et hi the Commander b; ch id " " * "f farming the PAINTING r e quired to the BARRACKS 1 . Girr i n a ,chiret n en% M iet ai ne t n may lo li :o h ni m i e tl n e t tery m egi c it ppeci7 n r y 2r f, A osT.IPAD : O#OIII Seethe Specification and F o rt i s ofPropou Itesitnent in the Servire, at ' twelve Pours notice , arid ' from i 15 y ro fib per Cent.under the usitzl credit charges, for reedy minter; 14 the . ailteotAe °aloe of the *nark-Master , at r Ko.ciniocibirts.7 lor Area, acceptances only. Arifir ? ony,dfsy batWqm the hours of Ten .- Tlies ,11501,47 .ottiftt .her addressed to," The conuril 'MONIED: PEItiORS itijitiid at tiese Ogees' 10",_ 4 kr t‘ 440 6 4 eirrisks, Lilmk-ciact. spring- and'iwintl• SALE, several Anniaties, Reversions , cheap .Finates' u 4 .r44PF;± l •lndaits" vOtla "landet:.for Pointy:lp required to the ' MAT U in e 7351 e ot h er s•ctr i iiiesSAl viblek Grntienten ur Lathe; al;;TaibalttlEtiiielt.iirkkesr:maik44olltherover, aid delivered 1 their Capisal.—The Irt purchasesilss°l-32'ecniay ases re , wilted t i nting . - 'lvied-Ap o At Mind Opeaphrolfsae, aor beige "f l y& o'Ciler,is on 1 tligired. Apply to Drenutiond and Ce. 23; Russell Mews, Mo r e; - 4110#44P ' 1 1 490Stallki Mir ;MO bolli. no Teed tilll,l* 'land-street; London. Mast of the hest Annuities putebasieet •• other Offices, have'eriginated from this Office, but there haft* . . . , bein complaints merle of the exorbitant charg es by intertnedialt -• : App i tp op iipplviN c ir g — A r a i iB; Is i s. Pdhons they are.rfsoPred to aril to since but principals. riX;PRINCIP4/.. ofircE4- - v. vs abf lrfsir; WIDN . 4741111, siiA;r4oo* N l iiir; ' 71:jiat ,tespisali arlll3!kratoleed at ' tbelrOffice, In Pidl4dalls .on p e r before Wriday,*,llth of May, from such peradee Ilk snaY ..bn..illeAfi - ita .nidoolikalse - Inppipef PIG .i.PAD,Aor,edivies, fais Writhltnt (Orin Period if. 0,,, y,... • 1 A. ppon, p , et the Lead may .be viewed upon application at the i Royal Laboratory at Woolwich; and further Particulars, toile. 'then with l tlie Temis -aost Conditions of the Contract, may ho .brkown d tt.,the Secretary's Office, in Fall-mall aforesald,.any day ; bettren t the hOars of l'erk sod Four o'Cloek, where the rripsoOs nattekbe,dellvered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for nig Lead r , but *no Proposal can 'be admitted after,the said 4th dap . srf : DAT, at Twtive ?bock at noon of the same day; add* trill any :Fender be ,ssoticed unless the Party . ns4los it, or; as Agent its his Waifs AO 040._ . BY Orley Of t#o.B#l.'d, ._' Firm* Apeitits. E, APRIL It, All 41e. troops "bleb a t e dismsed iAgat4lQ ns. 2N 'Upon 4ifeitnt points qi the v4opit, of a being now concentrated, *Corer:paw is 9ceepieo ' in establishing magazines and.furnishipg subsisitepice. A treaty has been .cOncluded ?rich the Povtritin ,Go v4rnment ; ln,virtueof.sabicb, Bavaria Austria with a ntinnber . eif horned cattle suffiFigat lot the wants of the trocips.whish are in Galicia. We have no olfcial intelligence -from nople ; it ?Wile .I)..ivale letters inform us chili the, Asiatic troops continue arriye at the Grand Vi-. zier's camp, and are from thence sent to their diffe-: me destinations. The Russians who are in Wallachia receive rein.: force/wiles. r Three couriers lately ,arrived from Paris ; and on the 14th a courier set out for St. Petersburgh. There are conjectures without end 'respecting the great ac tivity among the European Cabinets, but nothing po. sitive is known. In addition to the couriers expedited to Paris and St. Pets-rsburgh, others have been dis patched to the diff:rent provinces of the Monarchy. We are assured that an OtfiCer of the Staff set out on the 16th fir Transylvania, with orders for reinforce ing the Cordon wi.h sin regiments of theline. . • WASHINGTON, MARCH 12. As the Acts become more and more disclosed-re.' spectini the 4'4 Of Henry, he pitiAil conduct . 0i . Mr. Acnilts.ai is more and r)inre despised by men tiot iiSintitirable feelings of .111 picric:.. • •. The facts it is . supposed, %in t when fv 4 lly scretini. ied, appesti:thits ; with. (ftench nee of prop . tended . Clibig, who' ai be in :lifts city thit'ain4r, latideo frOiriEntlaud . at New-York' r broriattier.. - whettier to ,go to C;anada to try - fn get into hiiadhUsineas, or m iken:tptin by, disclosing secrets ..ta our Governtt4t, he becomes acquainted with .Gtilierbor Glory, 14 -Masbeclutiatty whd urges hi to' &ine - on here. 'The PLis is setga. Gerry writes a girt*, Elated jani4ty 11, - .18f1; to. Mr. Madison, asking lanito 11 . 604 ip his te.eleol:o4 and :the abligatioa shall be Trentr. l rieedhere the list, or nearly the lasfddy of j•taß.Art p. 'arid put up at an hotel Where he 'etat. hinibelf g ripiesglic concealed in hii chamber Me, is a thn • is entered oil the hqtel book January St. Be 4raterp his lefin; to Madison. The paper is exatifinest-4/* .bargain is Made. What sum he sett mit' of:tbb• 00,00 P acillars secret service money is not lirjwn. 41.itif 'Suppose 20,000 dollars. [He brought° With hirn'tbNew York a check drawn ou'one of the banks of this City . for 46,000 dollars I] Madison engage, that the subject shall not be disclosed to Congress till he is safe. The - Committee Of Foreign Relatiods met, and sent for Ronnie who brought the papers with him. He was • iudied.where was Henry? He informs them that he is supposed .to be now in Ne*. York, or has sailed to Europe (in the Wasp, ,pro vidadferhapi by agreement to eatip : bisn to France.) — . ..Vonroe is asked what accomplices *there are who I :tiiiieeOncerned. ' The tiecretrry answers; there-tare none— not an American implicated. The Committee Can do nothing R. H. CREW, ;fades. EAsr ilfprioust 'My A • T ORAL C of‘the UN/TED CODIPAII'i of MUCHANTS of ENOPAND trading • to the tAratiblEs • held this day, -Resolved Unanimously, That this Court has learnt with deep content and surprise that his Majesty's Ministers have been induced to change the view they first entertained of the propriety of confining to the Port of Landon the returns of the 'l'rade to India now to be permitted to all British subjects ; that the measure of opening the Outports to vessel; of all descriptions from India, compre. bending in that term the Eastern Islaixds, appears to this Court to be fraught with consequences ruinous to the Company, and all the long train of interests connecte , .'. wi h it; by removing from the Port of London the greater elt- el the Indian Trade, which it has .hitherto enjoyed; by . remie• ..g useless many of the extensive establishments fs.rmed there for the blerehandize and Skipping of that trade, and throwing (mit of bread many thou sands of persons who now `derive constant employment from it; by derangiaz the practice and frustrating the end of stated Public sales which are useful and important both to the Country and the Cumprny, who are necessarily restricted to this practice; but, above ail, by affording facilities. for the gMaggling of Teas into the Ports ai;d Harbours of England, Scotland, and Irelind, to an exte:tt u! limited, and as this Court apprehend, uncontroulable— That the consequences of this mast be the destrmtion of the Company's China Trade, their best source of commercial profit ; the failure of their Dividend, the depreciation of their Stock, and ut.less a fund is provided .rom sonic other source for the pay. ment of the Dividend, inability On their part to continue to per form .he functions assigned to them ht the Government of Bri tish India. '1 hat If the constrtution by which the Indian Empire is now administered should thus be subverted, the excellent !is tern of Civil and Military Service formed under the Company, and maintainable only by such a body, will be broken down, the . . tranquillity and happiness of the vast population which that Ern. HOUSE OF REPRESENT,ATIVI9. MARCH fr pire contains, the Interests of this Country in Asia, and its Conwl. On - iniotlanTor" rintin g the tri ' kebtly the • , .P . tution at home, will be eminently endangered. tIV het That the professed obieci for which the proposed changes ate Tit e had no objection to he made, and such immense sacrifices hazarded, namely, tbe they were - ce,lculeted to . cast . uti s tusit, Increase of the Commerce of this Ktugclin, cannot be in any part of the eoomry:. 1100, - 43ritot y k sod. ledge of e v er heard of the Maitlptfore; melt great gree attained ; there being no practicitelity of ertendlng timer-411y the use of our Manufactures among the Indial. people, • project. The . lettek, were . en „th. e Girert, the tonnage ado•ted by the Coniyany, afforded. by Indian Ships in the management of individuals, for such , exports , not ment , on federalists, on . A ci11i.,V 0 M1. 1 041 061 1 having been fully occupied; neither doe; it appear practicable himself, • and himself be hatrin.*4 a traitOr; Het largely to angment the lthportation of profiiable commodities ',b a it not ewe.- it to titke a antr a lions thence •of all Which the example at the American Trade • ; • •• 3 • . . . co the East h k pritot ; diritish,b2anufactures which they could cattily have procured, making tio par; of it, n'sr their returns et. Mr, BRio thou ht an enlngs . ond be inst Intentig any new articles of - therefore the ted ; though he h tit's .tis lief tit et:tbk tedet'stAsts had 'eliet thought tae joißifiglthi Trade now enjoyed by,the Company and individuals will be the se oily pertain trade 'to whZeh new adventurers can have recourse ; • •. :1 .17/ ' , and this will be no addition :he Commerce sl the Conturth but Ill ° f` only a transfer front one set ci bards to eather ; so that, Old -was now or Establishments - *ill be siibverted,'4lllteit s l ubittiMing any thing tier h been an iciceitiii.cyrrnt Britain; that there's ' equal y gbod ind-tO sIY appetiristei with greet de- pietyjn Ateticit; that the contras pithea: Lteiment to the Nation;partleelarlytn site Defalcation of $ large aisiii; part of the Duties now collected ou 'I t'eto thc . amsunt al pour r • VT Meat Of P that 'the pliblieneielfe Millions eteriittgrr apnum for all which Defaiiittion ‘ vehether .v. 014 . 1 d, • dia4o?ato h p e .. 14 grl,herh, section One, or two; 01: Malt . 0:1/MOIX4, NC* taaletau . st • .l* laid on the of the Union. kie had do belief 41 me federal 'Patty's . 'people. • - . bar rig iiiietifirtstiried a wish' to loan the 13 ritish.— hat th e Catelefif the - Company has basis AMOY i njured me stesdif Alas; them to 110,6tuinittei otreteign - Re• prejudice, ignorance, erroneous assumpflobs, and of late, by ex- L i ti i ins •-. ,•. . • . ..• . .• tensive corribletitioria, and r representation, canvass and . inkmidation—ih all velijet iiri iht - eriti mid eights of the Company , Mt. IltatlP.—They ; are important, as they prone (here:statical' Bitirests of tls fhdia, and - `Ol this 'custom as by this acknowledged *trstitat tend spy, that such p lontiected with fhtm; have been lea out of eight, anti thelimpe been s tu nte d . . . A shnit time since the object of the Extenstm ra tof COnieree, an object ton only 0f5pr ,...., Miniiteir titre 'denied that Sir James Craig hula "„c:ti!ation, in oppOsition to ityttriziahes is the lirlYFru7e cod the . n .. • . • . • • . principle. emus to acts of Hostility : yet we see wnat Ilia Court, however, confidently hope that Prillament will 'gar Same: 'can dn. not - dreide the fate of the Company, ow the reprisehtations and M r . itAnDecrie wotildnint them :it would be int demands of private interests, but a* jest andcoroprehensive views De lee c t ttieni . frOM ale .. ptibliC, and if Their of National Pdlicy ; and the Conn must also believe that his . . • : Majesty's Ministers are too enliAlttened and equitable fi nally to jortspg spout :not be Rattn - MA Mutilated parts adopt any measure calculatid to, atitroy the 'conimeretat Profits would - to - the world, like the Mutilated acceiliits. of the Company, and tbirtilfte;disable them from performing tor he'itroeeEdtbAS Of Congr ess—if worthy of comnill their political' functions. Thii . c.durt therefore .• entirely al ,- ni a tionto Hokse-they were wo o ly of being noto would refer them - to. the Canduttee of proving, both of the firmness *bleb their Littectera have Mitre u in maintaining the interest of the tompatty, and of the manner in . ..re which they have, in the papers now produced by them; de&nded Foreign /telations,. With pow er to"- fOr' s personl, t h o se interests, cloth recommend it to there to petsevere the papers, Ind e ff ects: He would decide a( once, - Old Nogociation with his Majtaty'a Ministers upon the same princi- I not omitlill• another' day; lest thentan should 'rim pies; assured of the determination of this Court to support them 4 Th oligh branded is'a traitor and n . soy bX bill tes the utmost in maintaining the. permanence of the Company aWaY• awl the National interest , which ace involved in thei r stability . ' parts 6f the - House, perhaps some valuable testi hiOtt r.. ..,y Resolved Unanimoisly, That 'the Thaelts of this Court be tiny be gained Iromtim. given AL( NOLL JACICSON, Esq. for his verriumbious and. h" The Debate continued till . four o'clock,..when it celltrit speech this - das' for the great zest, ability, and industry I was unanimously voted to print *theii . • ts, and be bas on various occasions, and particularly on illisidl6PlAY*d unanimously t v oted to refer them tot for the honour and advantage of this Company. Foreign ,Relations. Ri • solved Unanimously, That the warmest Thanks of this Ge- Haul''' any bar ne al Coon beOdered to the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, led ' TUESDAY, ilk r I Cou rt of Dirictors of thiseCompany , fo r their ver y able coudect siness baba been in the Negotiation with Govetoment fur the Resiewal of the business o f t h e $O, H enry, °saner t alike evincing the most luminous ideas of the best .vier"' body' Sorne of - the tett** of this 4.:einpany,end their most lionotisable conduct in i.stratsy . a are workinghard to moire ILs gemiat so,latporcant a emit ro. • /GI:LA/44 4.4l(Sitr. Sarvtafe• • • .;474.1.'4,,410,450, BUILD', APRIL IR. At Berlin, Brannbourg, Spandau, And Chariot-. tenbourg large Magazines ate forming. Tate coti-' tractors are setidrng thither considerable quantities of corn, rye, and (Graze. They have also made large purchases in horned cattle ; the whole are paid tor in ready money. • A considerable patt of the toirt.*in the etorirons of this tosxn has been 'confiscated; the owners Wit being able to prove it hact.pnicrthe Continental impost, er prOduce certifica Les ,of • The PmPlip R egency of Lugnitz,bas sent a pe. ptitation to his ;itienonifthe Poke Of AlitauteS. . . . . . ST. PETEPABIMOK APIUL S. The General of infantry Barclay de Tolli has been named General in Chief of the first Corps d'Armee of the West. Generals Kutusow and Bagration are continued in their present posts, viz. the former as Commander in Chief of tne army of the Danube, and the latter in the same ca p acity with the" second Corps d'Arraest. The-001111141:e mostly demoftatio P rha.. P s * ll . .. - st, dv.. Whole was *aided!, 'sense. the DortWdentc4r:Elertieni. Something 'mur,eot isiii*viei irpeeted, will bidiotis tri.morrow .or octt. day, to nt illis csitteinptible conduct in a rosiett ;.1 50 151t Ys,(Ortlieptitilie. the Howe Wilt ! hayi stiblettbelike them 'Thong% t o 'faCt, 'le hollow:41e to theAderalists as,. st body; it 41sokd .Os rniSerableelectiOneeting tack wilt have an effiet theieeerse 'of Whet ',was intended. Madison% in. .**tte will be sunk by this Meanness, that LIU. alone *me pirvent hit re ele ction. *. • 'Vtirure pro C iedingsore . settled. There is a deter mined large malorety in thelstulteliroseil to war, bring thelintust.wlutt 214 may. The Non iri:ipm , - bition is to be continued. 'The lieside.t is to boriow . t : inniteLonty be' wanted 1O ordinary exp;Hces. t taArlill warpage; Nit op* .be executed. So gangs are.teteinain till tbiliert set ton of Congrets. Ai eifreatition is entertained by many of dr, - 41e.. ropOatic.members, that the Hornet . will . brilgi4t W,lne Oftilie instiimmnt, Under `t.4 seal tit auth. s t y ~4t alai:French Government, that' . tlfkdeireirit are it. ~ Vehed,'en.lir :it liast door imetre,l 'Ntts -ale.con .4eirtecr; in.. whirl - ease - War it to be declared till "Orritt ktritat'n has had - One to comply with lirr pro- YniSes•Cif "rescinding theOideraie Council, as anon as she has iitirlientic prisiltif the' repeal of the acmes., ~. War is altogether out the tkieg , . NEW-YORK, MARM V.. Our Correspondent at Washington communicates many things about Henry ; the Committee tf Fo 4eign Relations had not yet agreed to report on.the subject; the mainrity would much rather not report. 'The injured loudly demand it, and they may be 'forced to come forward with all they know, which will oper;ite on Mr. , .Madison more than the sting of a Wasp ; for sums of the Committee know what vi a •truth is. . . New subjects of surprise will soon pop out upon the public. One of the heads of department has denied that the Wasp has gone to France; the cer. tainty, however, of Henry having gone in her, excites here democratic astonishment. 'There is some talk Ihere about . the . 48,000 doilibusineis at Baltimore. Quincp will bting.the business beft,re the House. ' • The following, from the Baltimore Republican, will throw some light on The Henry businesi • When Mr. Henry passed' through Baltimore, on his way to Washington, oe tad little or no.money, but received 100 dollars from his correspondent in •New•Yoit. IHe *remained upwards' of a week at 'Washington; and in the neighbnurhocd. On his-ea turn to Baltimore, he called with a friend at a bat* in this city, and produced a certificate, fruits an Oda. - • Washir that 48,000 &dike bank to'his' credit. • At. c the DaltiMote trek bank in Newarork. 'and whence, bete.. mat rdi tall for. • • • • . • . . . _ ••••••• .cer of - a bank m 1117ashing4oi, tha gAßpti 10. had' been' deposited in said bank t 4 I been d9pe mday. ,The - this certificite, the cashier of the I's occupies thelonknes of ve him drafts; Ire. on :the: ' bar re friends . 10e,re feht:Plenry'S' businessAay, to matte a 'ciao* b*inesi folined:biascqnsintallse he e, he '-bi:tiittßfii4OrgirsAm I:CA*I4W/14'V/I:4l'i' Non • wit • • . • • , . . • B,OOJ cool! AMERICA. , -.. ~:1 " ~~