Star.
London, England, 1801-08-11 00:00:00

TURA'Er.

CONSTANTINOPLE, ItINE so.
ALRIANDiIt 11.1111,M1T1, the tiofpodar of Mol.
&via, is recalled, and the Chief Dragoman of the
Porte, Suzzo, a nephew of Prince Suzzo, hat
been nominated his faccefibr. The young Prince
Cssinacna, the fon of IPSILANTI'S predeceffor in
Moldavia, has been appointed Chief Dragoman.
Onboard the French fhip captured on her voyage
from Alexandria to France, were fix officers and
Anne private fuldiers, whom General ?draw),
partly on account of their mifcondu&, and partly
for other :salons, had fent home. A lhort time
before this flap was captured by the Englilb, a
quarrel broke out between the officers and crew,
from caulks not yet known, in confequence of
which all the Officers were murdered. After the
death of the Officers. the Captain of the Chip, who
bad no !hare in the mutiny, got poleflion of the
difpitches, which, with the flip and crew, fell into
the hands of the Englifh.
Letters from Semlin, dated July;, lay—,4 Tke
PASH• of Semlin hat collefted about Arty .thou.
And nen, who are to embark with all poffible
difpatch at Edrene, near Conflantinople, in min
to reinforce the Ottoman army in Egypt."

LONDON, ,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11.

PRICE OF STOCKS V./IS-DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per C. Come 5pi1..../Atto, far mem, Se"'
Reduced 554 6i4-4 per Cent. Sol--New s Irri 9111—*
Qld s poem. 944-43mnitun Bti pron.

PESCI Or STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Dann Stock 5 Per Loris*
3 per Cont. Red:9l9 Long Ann. ag 7-16
3 per C. Cont Imp. 3 per Cent. 310
4 per Cent. 7 Omnium 7
per C. Na 94{t CoaL for acc.4 spi fit f

In the preceding columns we hare given every
thing worthy of notice by the Hamburgh Mail,
which arrived- yelterday after our Paper was at
Preh. An amid! from Vienna of the syth July,
Oates with great juflice, that if the fate of Egypt
be not decided before the end of June, the war
may become very tedious. The Nile overflows
its banks in July and Augur}, fo that military
operations in Lower Egypt muff neceffarily be
fufpended. If the French hold out till then, they
have a long period to wait unmolefled for far-
ther reinforcAnenu, while from their being ac•
cuflomed to the climate of Egypt, they will by
expofed to fewer inconveniences from the effeas
of the inundation. If, therefore, no clecifiee ope-
rations take place foon, a confiderable anxiety muff
naturally enfue, and the conquei of Egypt will
be found a more expenfive and more bloody affair
than has yet been calculated. Already it has colt
an infinite deal of blood and treafure. Men too
muff be eager to know the extent of the reinforce-
ments which Minot: has received, and the effects
dey produced.
The Confiantinople article attentions a (hocking
mutiny on board a French veffel from Alexandria,
captured by our fleet, fix officers being murdered
in a quarrel with the crew, •
The three Neapolitan frigates given up to the
rrencb were about to fail from Ancona on. a fe-
-eat expedition, probably for Egypt. The geni-
i* ?!.. Poyto Ferrajo is Paid to have fuffered re.
*rely 10 a late (ally.
rniiitiraa OoLou has gained a fignid victory
over the troops of the GRAND Bsl.l/101%; and this
powerful and enterprising ebel has dins obtain-
od new mesas and refources to shake and ennui-
!rut! co overthrow the Turkifh empire.
Though the Emperor Ammonia I. has fo un-
equivocally teftified his defire to renew the rebitions
of friendThip with this country, he appears equally
difpofed to come to a good underflanding with
France. That fome progrefs is made in this aka
will he ken from the Circular Letters to Ituffiart
Ambaradors refraing their belfaviour to the
rvench and Batnvisus Ambaffaclors they meet at
foreign Courts. This article, as well as feveral
others in our Private Correfpondence, will be found
intereking.

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This morning we received Paris Journals to the
Bth init. but the fits were not complete. They
contain; however, the French account of the bom-
bardment of Boulogne, which they repaying $
having done them but little damage I and, from
all the circumltances, we are inclined to believe
there is force truth in this. The French Engineers
are allowed to be equal to any. If, with the ad.

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.I.lage of land batteties, thei could, owing to'
our diftance, only make one of their fhells do any
execution, we have no right to calculate on many
of ours, fired from bomb-veffels, being deftrudive
to the enemy.
We mentioned yefterday that Lord Matson had
failed from Margate Roads, leaving behind him
the greater part of his fleet. His Lordfhip ar-
rived off Harwich the fame evening. On his ar-
rival there his Lordfhip fent for the Commanders
of the Sea Fencibles, from whom he will, no doubt,
obtain the fame afiiftance which was fo readily of-
fered by thole of Kent, fhould their fervices be re-
quired. Probably it is one of hit Lordfhip's ob.
jdts to organize a fyftematic plan of fervice for
theft bodies of men in cafe of meaty.

The ROYAL FAMILY came alhore on Saturday
evening at half paR five o'clock, with the follow-
ing Nobility, who accompanied their MAJESTIES
on their aquatic escurfion; Earl ROSSLYN
count SUDLIST, Lord HAWKISEURY, Lord C.
Srancla, Mr. WINDHAM, Mr. DIAZ GROSVENOR,
and Mrs. GRANT.
Sunday morning the Rimer and Prince ADOL-
PHUS bathed; and afterwards, with their attend-
ants, took their ufual walk before breakfaft on the
Efplanade.
At eleven o'clock their Majzarras and the
Pat cuss s attended Divine Service.= Weymouth
church,n where they heard the Rev. Mr. Form,
of Taunton, preach a Sermon from the book of
Proverbs, chap. :iv. and the 24th verfe :
• The crown of the wife is their debts; bat the foollihnefs
of fools is folly."
Maaer Krona fang an Anthem, accompanied
An the organ by Sir W. Pelson:l.
Baron Lawn's, the Hanoverian Minifler, Sir
Joss hirrvoati, the SPEAKER of the Houle of
Commons, and Lord PAGET, arrived at Wey-
mouth on Saturday night.

A regular poll communication, by a new route,
has been eilablifhed between Madras and Seringa-
Num, and is performed in three days.
The 6th, or Aberdeenfhire Militia, at Muffel.
burgh, have received orders to hold themfelves in
readinefs for an encampment.--Several other corps
are expeded to be ordered on the fame fervice.
The whole of the Carlow Militia have volun-
teered to follow their officers to any part of the
world where it may pleafe his Majefty to com-
mand them.
Two encampments are immediately to take
place on the Scotch coall—one at Fitherrow, and
the other in the neighbourhood of Dunbar.
An encampment of Artillery is 'at formed on
the north-weft fide of Warley , near
Brentwood in Effex.

OCCASIONAL INSTRUCTIONS TO IR OSSRIIVID IT
?NI TROOPS, IT SUDDINLY OADERRD TO INARCIEr
lIID ASSAIIIILS ON ANT NAMLO POINT.
Tire bftrudtions of March, tact, have pointed but the bag
is wide& the troop am required to move at &moment's worst
bg, and for witch commandlng silken midi undoubtedly have
amend their refpedtke Germ.
Bong therefore prtnirkd with the country carriages, bat-
men, ta u pre-anted by tick inftraitioes, and leaving every
forbidden incumbrance wbatever behind them, they w march.
as much as podible together; in the fresh brigades of condignoes
regiments Into which they will be divided, agreeable to the gar-
tinier routes and order that will immediately be forwarded
from bud-quarters, on the certainty of the enemy's appear_
ante. Such brigades will have each a named commander, or
othenrifs be commanded by the dddt dicer in rank for the
time.
In the int fumy of &trembling the troops on the landing of
an enemy, it may be impoffible, in all cafes, to prefcribe poh-
tive routes, and to prevent eroding, crowding, and interference,
in the march at hl many bodies, moving from di Cant places,
and testing to the fame point. The prudence and arrangement
of the fenior officers mull, therefore, in the belt manner, ob-
viate furh unavoidable difficulties.
When the troops march in corps, and encamp, they are the
more o6ly provided for ; but when they molt be contorted or
honied ea, tbr; MIS be Leased with the No awarded mid
• seenntoodalon, and a 'isomer eemuft prams
theft hem requiring more than the osanney and dreumftanees
INN roar.
. ,
-6a the notes where troops are to march, fulecient bread
• arablnig be provided in the large towns, am saloon notice.
SholUtilltiatit be the cafe, commanding slicers are thomfdves
to tevklititllillndty in the belt general mode they can, ONO
are permit indieldnals to trefpas, or commit Ganges.
• Whether the troops canton or encamp, a Csemisiffary will.
ite inbred to attend each brigade, to regulate and provide for
eVontrelt, and to whom every neeerary aliblance mull be
Oen.

If shoe Is no Commilfiry or Adlßent Qvaincr-mafter, and
Sat the proem is fuck, that provilke of Rraw, forage, or
bad, no& be had as the fpot, the Commanding Olkar mud I
Maim One or more Mulligan olken to at as Cialadiaries
lad Alliftant Qltartermtafters for the time, who vrilrys for-
ward with proper &Mance, call wren the Marlftraie obi&
elutes of the weighbourlmed, and, rerrelleeded tieaesry
Of the cafe, am the may mum of probreednedleialOallte
regularity of the wears, bite thaw is take lerlaperadirie
laufares, sad Os dell orders, as we es the *at reedeee
the ere! NOW i far all which the Conaldber Ogee"
Cl each Mime* (Opted alto by the Comma', or Aare
Qulrtermasebr) will glee full sod Mild acknowledgments
trebbdtbasifyier lb words the gentides of each article re•
abed; the member of par* sad Meru thereby provided for,
and fdr what des. lgißtrs it may receipt fo granted will
be hept by Cossaniss Cams, as mawy checks, if called
Von, and the readies *adding 1/01 be aberwards collected
and difeharged by the (teary Creseed. m the hit rates
of the couettry.
The troop we sump ere the ememoebs oakum's. there are
fah, Odium* they melt enemy es as& gnat Gob as are
nadt wrudeetbr thdr math, and tumid& they cab de the
kg ewe& AM Veneveldebb amp le beh cafe Is AMC,
Cheettelblad Oiker Cl the encamider terra win PI" •
elenkate of the mare 'sad sureet.
By order of hb Royal lifirkeefs
TEN contours* -rw Mar.