Star.
London, England, 1801-09-29 00:00:00

YAOM A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.

114,4111110 H, Sift' IS now known
that the principal objet of Dusoc's embalty to
feterihurgh was, to endeavour to obtain the Er•
rsltOit'S confent to an invafion of the Turkifh
States, and particularly Greece, for which the
army of Italy was to be employed. But the re.,
fined politics, and the 'vigilance of Lord Sr.
Hasa's, has rendered Bowarsats's plans and
Desoc's endeavour fruiticfs. The prefent Bu-
rnout, however too well underftands his true
intereas to permit this plan of die French,'
which would be more or lefs an attack on his'
own empire, to be put In execution, notwithftand-
ing it was already nearly contented to by his Fa.
tiler, Who way weak enough to Men to French
flattery. As this idea mutt be given up, the fol.
diets from the Army of Italy are upon their fur-
lough.
Raristouus, Savrimant 'French Mi.
oilier, Citizen Bag t it, has delivered in to-day the
following extra& from his kit difpatchesl
.0 Paris, September 4.

As it ti St that at Regenßrergh there should
k no uncertainty with refpe& to the particular
views of the nench Government, the Cuter Cox.
sue gives you now the commifilon td declare to
the Members of the Diet, in the moll determined
manner, that the French Government is aftonifhed
at the delay of the execution of the 7th Article of
the Treaty of Luneville, and that it tordiders it
u a duty to demand of the Diet to declare itfelf
definitively in what manner the indeinnities of the
Princes who have (offered are to be adjured ?"

Mr. Pitt fold Mr. Myatt si dined with Mr.
Automaton oa Sinday at Wimbledon.
A Court was held at Guildhall this day, for the
elation of a Loan MAYOR for the year eufulbg.
Yellerday Me4l R4OLINI and Cox, the new
Sheriffs for London and Middlefes,. were ;Worn
into office at Guildhall, after which they dined at
the Loudon Tavern, ateampanied by feveral Al-
dermen, the Recorder, See. They were attended
1.7 the City Officers, and a full band of mac.
Their carriages are very neat, and the liveries fu-
perb ; that of the former is blue and filter—tote
latter white and gold-
Mr. Simian fulteeds *T. CARR as Mayor of
Hertford. It is remarkable, that two Aldermen
of that Borough have died within a fe* days of
each other—the Marquis of Dow sin tat and Ban-
jinni Efq.
The death of Captain Pat eta did not take place
en Saturday, as erroneoully aflrted. That gal-
Int and moil refpeeled OMcer died yellerday.

The Welt Sitfiolk Militia marched into Ipfwich
barracks on Monday fe'unight ; and on Tuefday
and Wcdnefday the Hereford Militia joined them.
The 2d Welt'Yorlc Militia, and a detachment
of die Lith Dragoons. marched into Colcheßer
Barracks.

The great military road through the county of
Wicklow, fo ably planned and condußed by Capt.
T AYLoa, of the Engineers, was lately riffled by
the LORD Ltaurairmir, who, fenfible of its Im-
portance in the detention of civilization, and bring-
ing delinquents to jußice, ordered too foldiers to
be immediately added to the working party.

A few days ago a private of the Gainfborongh
Yclunteer infantrl was grippedalit clothes, and
burned in effigy, in the market place, for having
exhibited marks of digloyalty to the cask. by via.
Ilting the rules. refilling his doty, and felting at
nooght Every regulation of the corps. A vaft
multitude of fpeetators allegibiid OP wisest& his
41:grect.