Star.
London, England, 1805-03-29 00:00:00

IitIBURGN MAIL.

Oftiatia. hfosecH t 3.—On the 7th inflant a c, mkt
from the 'Ele,!for of Wiirteml,e,g arrivd at the State
Chancery, and immediately after the Connfellor BAs,
who is here on the part of the
was art cited by the Police, and on eie 9,11 fent of,'
for Stuttgard, under Ihe efcort of tw chAlreurs, ac-
companied by a Cononi'Fary of the Police. .
14mdovaR, MARCH 16.—The dyke of Elbe
has burp in five places, in the bailliwicks of Dann -a-
berg and Hitzacker. Ninety villages have been tin
der water. The ruins of deffroyed bodes a-d drown-
ed beans may be feen every where. The rElfrefs of
the poor inhabitants is indcfcribable. The ice, which
the Elbe has carried towards Lenten, Wittenberg,
Havelberg, Tangermande, Magdebourgh, hleiffen,
Drefden, &c. has done confiderable damage.
HAMB.P.RCH, MARCH zz.—Several flat bottomed
boats, and a divifion of marines, fa out un the 15th
from the Hague, for Dunkirk. •
COPENHAGEN, MARCH 16.—1 n the enfning fpring,
a fquadion'of ten fmall velThls, the largefl, however,
will not be bigger than a corvette, will be fitted out.
The Commander of it is not appointed, but it is fup-
pofed that the choice will tall on Admiral Willa et.
Or WINTERFIELp. mancenvres will be perform-
ed on the coact of Norway. The Baron de Posse,
who was for fume time 'confined in the Temple at
Paris, is appointed Captain of the &if regiment of
Guards, and Major Ki.r.rr, who has publi.flred fome
very excellent maritime charts, is appointed Adju-
tant General of the Herr, and Lieutenant Colonel.
MARCH a.—lmmenfe preparations are making at
Verona; for the reception of th• two great Monarchs,
who, according to public report, will arrange their
journies fo as to nee! in that city.
Extra& of a priVate letter from Paris, dated March
13 Plots and arrests are once snore the fUbje& of
converfation. The M. M. PoliE,rnac have been trani
ferred from their prif.mn to the Temple, and feveral
other perfons have been arrettl..Some fay that new
branches of the late conipiracy have been difcovcreil.
Others pretend that it is the funeral fermon of the
Duke of ENG/I ax, printed at London. and privately
circulated in France, that has canted these arrests.
The police have hitherto fought in vain to fuze all
the copies, and to dilcover the perfous who have cir-
culated the article."

CONSTANTINOPLI, FP B. 9.—On the rgai of De-
cember latt, the Beys obtained a dectfive vianry near
Minie,two days journey from Cairo, over the Arnauts,
or the Albanefe, commanded by Mahommed Aly.
Ibrahim Bay engaged their attention in front by a
vigorous attack, whilft Berdilt Bey attacked their
flank, and Elfy Bey in the tear. The Alb lath have
101 l 3000 men in this affair, force by the (word, and
fume in the river. The fafety ofthe roads and the navi•
lotion of the Nile fuffer much by this circumllance ;
nothing can arrive at Cairo or at Alexandria, and the
fcarcity is extreme.
The Wechabis are far from being deflroyed ; there
is not even a hope, that theysmay be fo, 14 they find
partifans every where. Letters from Aleppo, of the
of January, announce, that after the battle which
the Pacha of Bagdat had with thtm upon the Tigris,
they re-:rambled op the frontiers of ;et; k and Oman,
on which the Pacha of Bagdat, and the Iman of
Mafcat went 'to &Mira to concert plan of operation
*gait& the Landitti. The Wechoissobtained a know-
ledge of this conference, and a, tacked the Iman, at
tea, upon his return, and butchered him, and fifty of
hii fuite. His Infs is fo mulch the more to be regret.
ted as his fireceffor has ally tys been a fecret partilan
of the Wechabis. A part of their difperfed ar my has
again found means to re affenthle in Rowania, where
they had burned the city of Heracice, and a village
in the environs. The Grand Seignior was advifed of
it, and immediately fent an order to the Grand Pacha
of Adrianople to march againft the brigands with all
his forces; and the Grand Vizier, to add to the
flrength of the Pacha, has fent a confiderable body
of cavalry, with a park of artillery, who have orders
to join him by figeed marches.

PARLIALIuNTARr PROCEEDING.".

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 7.13.,

Cannel were farther heard on the Scuts Appeal. Sir A Cath.
cart. Bart. v. the Earl of Celials, namely, Mr. Clarke, in conti-
Intation, as fecond Counfel for the Appellant. The farther eon-
deradon of the cafe was phftponcJ till to•morrow.
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• Three private bills were brought up from the Common* by Lord
Archibald Hamilton the Hon. Robert Dundas, and Sir Ralph
Milbagike,relpeetively, and read a hilt time.
The Bilk upon the Table were forwarded in their fcweral (hires' •
among there the Additional Legacy and Duty Bill went through
a Committee, and was aftermath reported._ . .

Some private banes was dirinkcd of ;—ifter which, the
Hoare Adjourned 011 to-morrow, when their I.orl'hip4 (land
fummoned upon the Earl of Daniley's motion rerpcc)in;: Naval
Aff4iri•