Star.
London, England, 1805-08-03 00:00:00

IiAMBURGII MAIL.

Sr. PITERSBUICII, JUI.T 3.—for come days no-
thing has been talked ef Sere but an approaching war.
A courier has been fent off to 14. Novosti.rzorr, pith
orders to diicoritinue his journey. It is (aid, that a
coafiderable body of troops are alrembling on the
frontiers of fmtGa and Gallicia. Notwithftanding
all this, however, we fee here no military prepara-
tions, nor any indication to confirm thefe reports of
war.

JULY DE Novo:Knorr fet out
the d4y before yellerday, in the evening on his re-
turn to St. Peteriburgh.
The Secretarp of the French Legation has fet out
as courier for Neundorf, where he will remain, and
expedite to Paris another courier with the Note or M.
Nprostvrzorr.

Visarra, JULY 6.—The preparations for war Rill
,continue with great saivity, and tranfports of artil-
lery and ammunition are daily paffing into Inner
Aullria. The regiments in garrifon here have re-
ceived orders to be ready to march by the 26th intl.
There is now ip Inner Aultria, in Italy, and the 'Ty-
rol, an army of from tBq,ooo to 200,000 men. ,
On the 3d arrived hero, a courier from Sr. Psterf•
burgh, and the next day one from Berlin. In gene-
ral the exchange of couriers between Vienn2, Berlin,
and Sc. Peter6urgh, is extremely frequent.
We are atTured that, in the courfe of the enfuing
=with, there will be au eztraorxiinary levy of rrcruits
to complete the army.

His Imperial Majefty has been pleated to appoint
Field Marihal Lieutenant Count BaLLEGAILOR to be
Commandant of Venice ; Field-Marfhal Lieutenant
&mascara to beCommandant of Divifion at Padua;
Field.Marihal Lieut. A urvamasac, to"be Comman-
dant 'of Diviiion at Vicenza ; and Field-Marihal
/lieutenant the Count of 1.11.731GMAN to be C0;0111411-
dipt of Divifion at Brun.

JULY to.—On the evening of the 7th infiant, tome
alarming difturbances took place in the fuburbs of
ibis city, on account of the dearnefs of bread. The
populace attacked the houfe of a baker, fold the bread
they found in it at the price they thought proper, and
would probably have murdered the -lvaker, had he
not made his efcape with his family. They then pro.
ceeded to pull down the boats, when a divifion Odle.
getrifon, both infantry and caval: y, was called out
againft them, whom the mob attacked with Itones,
and obliged them to fire upon them, by which fere.
sal perfons were killed and wounded: At length
tranquillity was for that time refiored. On the next
day the populace attacked the houfe of another baker,
but were again difperfed by the foltliers. The& riots
ilia continued during the night of the Bth. and gtb,
in different parts of the fuburbs ; but on the to:h, by
the activity of the military, and the exertion; of the
Magifirates, they Were completely quelled. The lag.
diets Rill continue ;t their pone.
Jut4t t;.—Prince DOLGOIUCET is arrived here.--
aileron Ds WiIetZINGSRODE is (till here.

The camp at Simering lb railed. The re4iment of
ctiyaflieri of Pete ALIIIiRT, and the regimerit of
Cscaaess SCHEUDIt have entered Vienna. The re-I
gift of Infantry of Com.oasoo, which was at Cra-
co*. has alto arrived in that city ; fome perfons pre-
tend to know that it will fet out in ; few days for
Tien.

A commillion has been appointed for the trial of
to perfons concerned in the late riots in this city.
They write from Italy, that a report prevails there,
:that letters between perfons in a high Ration have
been intercepted, which appear to bare been written
truth intention to excite commotions in the country.
Orrearrejocy to.—Yeilerday unexpeqed orders
came down for the four regiments of infantry en.
caltiped here to break up immediately for Aruble-
tide to-day they began their-march.

Cow sras-rthorts, Juan :O.—After the Capitan
Pacha had taken on bhard a eonfiderabie number of
coops, he failed yetlertiay, with a fair wind for Egypt. '
The Emperor of Ku iii A has long made applicatvr.
to le Porte for the free navigation of the Phafis, in
Mengrelia, for his (oblate, and his Minifter, Count
jar/runty, INF fret/neat conferences with the
Res Effendi:, e fubjeet. A treaty has itlength
Effendi'
*fa conclu4 ' tween the two Courts, by which the
Porte grants Wise Court of Raffia not only the free
navigation demanded, hut alfo two forts on the pha.
lin vu. the Cagle Cotalis and the village of Pule, in
which Ittaan garrifons will bepaced to defend!the
navigation.. .The PORT' has tranfmitted advice of
the conclafion °filth treaty to the Pafha of Erzerurn, '
with oiders .to him to give every aiiftance to the
Rogan. in the Phafis,• and. to Eroteil them in cafe
fitneed. .. • . .- • . . .:. '
The Englifh Conful•General at Conflentinople has
received frefh adtices from the Eall 'lndies which
net only confirm tht accounts received by the lA, of
the defeat and entire .Fuirt of the army of Hosea,
but alfo bring intelligence. of further progres 'made
br the.Englifh, and the ezmOctb
lubjedioa Of ,all
the Petty Ptinces of the hiqsrattas.

&NIS 011, ris MAlii, IgILY t6..-The Francifort
Journals fay, that new alliance is negotiatitiftw-
tween Rut6a awl Sweden.

FRANCIL. PORT, JULY ro.--Count Collsl4Tt IL, the
Auftriau Ambairaday, and the Marquis de Locces-
Her, Minifter of Ili; entails Majefty, both accre-
-dited-to the Court of France, fet ont from this city
on the Bth intl for Mentz, whence they will prowl!
to Paris.

SALTZIFUIte, JULY S.—The regiments of Stein
Spork, the Archduke, Rudol Icemen, and Ligne,
are marching to the Tyrol? where there are already
five regiments of the line. home regiments of cavalry
have likewife receiyed orders to repair thither. Con.
liderattle tranfports of oxen are on their way from
Ht}ngary.
Swzrznauton, JULY y.—. The hope which was
entertained of tieing a treaty of commerce conclud-
ed between France and Switzerland, has now nearly
wanilhed. It has not been pollible to remove the
°blinks by which it is oppofed, fo that trade in this
country is at prefent at a (land, and the Swifs Mann-
faauries are nearly ruined for want of the neceifary
materials and the requifite tale.

ITALY, jugs 26.—The number of troops in Upper
Italy has been lately confiderably increafed.
Muse, June z7.—The following article appears
in our Gazette :
“ When the Emperor and King, NAPOLION, ar-
rived at Verona on the ; R infant, be fummoned be
fore him all the civil, military, anti eceletiailical bo-
dies of the city. To the former he raid, that the re-
paration of the Adige was injury to Verona, but
that this would be remedied ; to the military perfons
he raid, that the Italian youth mull indufirioully de.
v ote themfelves to military fervice, if they walled to
fee their cpuntry great and glorious ; to the Bilhop of
Viriine he prefented two paintings in Moraii. When
General VAIICIIIT and the corps of officers from Au-
arias;
.Verona were prefented to the Emperor, he
converted with them a considerable time, extolled the
coquet of the Emperor of Germany and Ault ria, and
added, that the behaviour of his troops had ever done
honour to the German name; at the fame time ;Ai:
fying his fatisfaaion at the perfea harmony and good
underaanding which exillcd between the two Govern-
ments."

Hicsisostria, iN Swsnstr, jusit t3.—lt is need-
fary to advertife the public to psy no #ttention to the
articles which have been or may liercufter be in-
ferteirin the'French papers relative to Sweden, with
intention to mifiead the opinion of the public with
refped to the nate and condition of a country which
rimy jiiitly confider itfelf as one of of the moil fortu-
nate hates in Europe.

Au ST IDA W, JULY as-In OUT Corn* ender the
head Pada, it is Paid, that another Comminder has
been appointed to the Rochefort fleet, in the pike of
Rear Admiral MI sus s SY. who is gone to Bourdeau;,
and who, notwithßanding his fplendid expeditiono
has drawn on himfelf Tome difeatent.

The China (hip Coromandel, bound to London,
has been Carried into the Ifle of France by the French:
Vice Admiral de Wirers*, commander of out
fquadron in the Ten!, has hoifted his Rag en board
the Het-Relief, and been fainted with i I
Rens.
• .
Had !Jutv af —Their High Mig tinetres have
ordered' this to be obferved as a day of thankigiving,
humiliation, and prayer. The following is the lan-
guage of the Proclamation which has been publifited
on this occafion:—
.'"Was there ever a period in which the powerful
hand of the Supreme Governor of ifieWorld evident.
ly manifefted itrelf, in its difiributioni or the fate of
nations, ii is there 'days' in which we live. At they con-
found all the calculation; of human knowleitv ; fo
dq they often aßonifit the attentive observer, who, in
their'refults, pekeives and'revetinces the facred will
of supreme vnrdorn. 'By tints, the reatell events
have (ucceeded each other with a raprditi'and deci-
, lion, of which the hillory of earlier a& [ "4 oviducts
example—and the powers, as well as the relitiOns Of
the revere] Rates of Europe; have undergone chan-
ges, the refulting confequences of which will extend
to the' .retnetell time. In the Midft of all this, our
country, itfelf involved in the contention of Nation*,
has experienced; in Many refpefts, the efpecial regard
of Nova:lsm ca. in ilie courfe of the hill j'ear,. rind
63 the relent moment, we were, and have been*,
nitrcifully exempted froniall the devafratiOns of the
epidemical difeafes which, by being contieied from
another' quarter of the world, might have 'beep
fpread 'and diffeminated in our country. We favi•no
enemy who ventured hoßilely to attack drir native'
foil, or tointerrupt our tranquillity; and when the
dangers ofilielire of the rivers and the fess, broken
look: threatened our !hong places. they were either
at once averted, oetheir confequences at haft mani-
feßly mitigated. 'The Republic, however grievoufly
oppreffed by the, nineties of war; however fhook and
impoverifhed by new lofres, or terrified by approach-
ing diraftere, has not only preferred her name and
rank among Potentates, but even cherifhes the hope
that the dangerous &wet Of heV'sliffolniion at home
timely extinguifired, and the means of exiftence which
Rill remain, proceeding hand in hand *With 'the con-
centrated vigour of her' Government; • the Will be
eftablithed on that barn, which our anceßors had
often in vain defired for thernfelves,•and from which
in more favourable circumftancee, under the Divine
lileffing, the fruition of our welfare Teems rationally
to be expected. In fuch an important and decifive
fituitiOn r.f affairs, it cannot fail to attlitt every true
friend of Ills country, to obferve the growini3 deiene-
racy in civil and religions virtues, mama a 'people
who formerly manifelled that they felt and cherifked
the alliance between thefe and the hope of'itatinnal
profperity; Whn is there that does not fee induftry
languifhing 3 thorality and &math, the ancient eha-
raeteriltics of the nation. about to difappearl and
an aftonithing ditfoluteners and depravation of imart-
nets, as well as of.principles (the melancholy conic-
quences of all-unnervici luxury) gaining the afFen-
dancy apong all descriptions of the people t Where
dots thettope retitle, and what is there to be ex-
peeled of a succeeding generation, which, in its in-
fancy, has already imbibed thi germs of univerfal
contamination ? The confideration, however, of
thefe greunds of apprehenfion, at fuch a critical pe-
riod, cannot fail. at the tatne titne, •of exciting more
than hitherto every well 41)4v:flower of his country
—inked of indulging n'tnißaken' defpondency, or
of defpairing,of deliverance ;'rasher toturn with the
whole nation as one mani towards Gott, he. Ecc."
, • . • . •• .

,7. ,

LONDON.

SATURDAY. AUGUSY j.
•
PRISE OF STOCKS THIS DO AT ONE 011.0 Cg:
Co&Is. for mom itibp.Dltte, far ARIA sit.
Oztalge iltßeduced
PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Hank Stock ISsi
3 per Cost. Red. Ann. 39}1
3 per Cent. Cent sat
4 per Cent. 77*
g per Cent. Navy, lon*
per Com 1797, soot
Lung Ann. 17{

Imp. 3 per Cestolli
Ditto Atm. pi
Each. Bills, ss. N. tr. pr. par
Orsoium, of prem.
I.ottery Tluksitut tilt. 34
ConL for kes. SSH

Our little fquadron, which is commonly Rationed
off Calais, under command of the As it frigate,,
Hon. Captain Ktec, has returned to the Downs.
after driving about iffty fail of the enemy's flotilla.
bound to Boulogpe, confining of fchuyts, loggers,
&c. into Calais : they were the fame which, a few days
fince, were driven into Dunkirk, by the Votcano
bomb. Several of the enemy's villas were drove
on (bore, and others difmaßed, without any damage
to the Eeglith rqtptdregt•

7

Thie morning difpatches were received at the Ad-
miralty from Sir ROBBIT CALDII4 brought to Ply-
mouth in the Nu.s lugger. which arrived there on
Thurfday evening lalt. They cannot however have
brought any intelligence of events fubfequent to the
dtfpatehes received by the FILM cutter, for though
Sir R. CALDZIeII difpatehes hy the Feist were dated
the 23d, that veal did not leave the fleet before the
ssth, the very day that the prefent difpatchcs were
fent off, as our Readers will fee by the following
Letter :

!' tiYI4QIITICI 4VPusT I.

If The Nice lugger is jai arrived from Sir Rolm?
Count. She left his fleet on Thurtilny la (the
zsth ult.) The Combined Fleet had not been Ewen
all the preceding day, and it is fuppofed as the wind
then was they could not get to Ferrol without meet-
ing Sir R.psaav CALDIII. I with it may turn out fo.
but my hopes are not very fanguioe. It appears the
enemy fought under the idea, that Lord NaLson was
oppored to them. Should they have courage to puffs
for Cadiz, in that event Lord bifason may be fortu?
nate enough to Rumble on thew."
The arrival of the Mut cutter .has cached Tome
furprize, for this veffel was reported to have been dif-
patched by Sir l. CALDiII to Cape St. Vincent, to
inform Lord Nazson, who it wai-thought might ar-
rive there asfoon as the Nat.., or to inform any other
of our fquadrons the might meet with to the fouth-
ward, of his having fallen in with the combined Beal

STAR Of IfiCt, VIVI O'CLOCS,

We flop the Prefs to (late the precife nature of
the difpatehes brought by the NILE cutter from Sit
C#LDltp.
On the 26th July, he had totally loft fight of the
Combined Fleet but ;t1 the 27th he purpored look-
ing into Ferrel, to fee if they had got in there!