Star.
London, England, 1807-08-29 00:00:00

VrABER 5801;

.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Awrif as, 1807.
I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING
HIS MAyESTr, ArArr, dr bard" give Noise,
That on Tuefday neat the aft of September, they vrUl he reedy
r receive Tendars in writing (listed up) and treat foe fuck quan-
tities of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal, as the refpeetive Ma-
ofaiturers of that Article may think proper to offer; to be deli.
wird in a month, by weekly proportions, into his Majdty's
Vi. ualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable
with Inter& ninety days after date.

N B. No Tender for a left quantity than three hundred Bags
will be admitted

The Conditions of the Conrad may be ken at the Secretary's
Mee.

No restrd wiU k hai to wry Testier in cebicb tk trier flail not it
Welted in wins at knitb, er that Atli net k delivered to the Board
Wort one o'clock on Me fish, 'Ttufiay next the tfP of September, nor indeft
the Pirfte ark oaks tit Teak+, or fine Petite on bit kitty; attests
I arifWfr when tailed for.

lICITULLIN.'.;•OPFJCE, 241, ISo7
THE COMMISSANERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAyES77". PrAPT a berth, Si.* Netitet

That on Tuefday the Stb of September nest, they will be
lady to twelve Tenders in writing (leaded up) and treat with inch
perfons as will undertake.to fupply all fueh quantities of CHB-
SHIRE, DERISYS;iIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU-
CIISTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheek of equal goodnefs, and of
ROSE CORK (fecoud) BU I lER, or BRITISH BU T TER, of
equal goodoefs, as Stall be required for His Majelty's Vidtuallirg
krvice, from the aft of Odober next, to the 3oth of September,
tioi, ineluftve.

To be delivered from time to time. as demanded, into the
Vidlual.ing Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, Ply Mouth and Cork,
tube Contractor's espence; to be warranted to keep good and
band for the fpace of fin months from the refpedive periods of
ilirery; and to be paid for by Bills peptide with intend ninety
ids after date.
The Conditions of the Contra! may be feen at the Secretary's
Wee. at tbn Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Dun-
Agent for the Vietgalhag at Cork.
ile repo 1 riff k bed to any taaleria solid+ the trke fheeff aA le he-
/0d is events at teepti, are that Asti net he thiefeereet to the Beard hefere
~"slori ea the fat Twfday, the Bth of Sepeeekr seat, rev wolfs
deperfoe wimp melee the hairier *es teem as Lie helm* lethal*
St MAW/ whew sailed fir.

EDUCATION.—UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREW'S.
THE Rev JAMES HUNTER, Profeinr of
1- Logic and Rhetoric in this Univerfity, propeller to receive a
kw Young Gentlemen Into his family, as boar and dorneftit
Papils.---The advantages of St. Andrew's, bath as a pl lee of reS-
dente and of Education, are great, and in Come refpedts peculiar.
The titration on the lea coaft renders it extremely heakhful,and the
excellent bathing finds, and extenlive downs, an favourable to an
Cutts of ezercifes ; wink ha reinotensfs from the dillipation of a
great city, or the peodigacy of a trading town, affords a fecurity to
the nwrals of youth, that cannot oaten be found in any public Se-
'nary.
MI the ordinary branches of learning, including Greet, Latin,
Logic, Ethics, Natural l'lsilofophy, Mathematics. and Hilbory, art I
taught by the molt eminent Profeffors, in a courfeof keen months,
unending from November till May. Mr. Hunter having formerly
ratted for tome years en the Continent, has been lately induced
to open a private clefs Inc French ; and fuch of his dosneitic Pupils
as with to pradlife (peaking that Language, may have the daily be-
nefit of his converfation. All the young men attending the Mai-
nrfity, have aceefs to a great Public l.ibrary. There is in t►e
place a refpedtable congregation, in communion with tht Church
of England, under a regular Clergyman of that Church.
Mr. Hunter's Pupils may either retitle with him through the
vaeadon or not, as they think proper His terms, which will
Vary according to the age of the Pupil, and the extent of accommo-
dation required, may be learned, along with any .odier particulars
addreffed :o him at St. Andrew's.
Unkod College, St. Andrews, loth June, doy.
--
THE ONLY REPOSITORY IN THE BRI "[SR EMPgRR.
Where Comfort, Eafe, Durability, Plearantuels, Emmy, and
thiltY, ore combined to
A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN THREE, in

STAR INN. CRIEFF, PERTHSHIRE.
JAMES ALLEN molt refpettfully thanks the
Motet I, Gentry, and the Public in general. fur the fupport
and encouragement he has bean honoured with. Sum his removal
from the old hnufe to his new Inn, which, having lately been
coutiderably enlarged and Improved, is now very commodious and
executive. The Star Inn is conveniently and pleafandy Amsted at
the middle of the North Me of the (quart, and as evert arnica
will be made to render it agreeable and comfortable, J. A. hopes
to merit a continuance of public favour. He keeps Wines,Spirits,
&c. of the heft quality. A mom appropriate for Gentlemen
Travellers.• Smelt and Englilb Newfpapers every dat, good
Stables, neat Poll Chattes with careful drivers, and good hocks.
N. B. The Glafgow and Perth light Poft Coach every lawful
day.

TO BR LET, FOR A TERM,
AMANOR HOUSE, with good Stabling,
Coach Houfe, Out Buildings, Garden, Fills Ponds, either
with or without Lands, and the Right of (porting over a Manor
with free Warren, in a Peri& in the County of Norfolk, within
ten miles of Thetford and Swaffbam, conning of about THREE
THOUSAND ACRES.
The Furniture to be now taken at a valuation, and to be re-
purclaakd at the end of the is em
Apply to Mr. Whitton, to, Great James 'beet, Bedford-row.

COLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS with COT-
TON FEET, No 146. Fleet ftreet. A molt rich, valuable,
and elcsant Seledion of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Rout and fine
Black, White, and Coloured Salk Hofe, from 7s. 6d. or three pair
for One Guinea, to Sup.rdne, with the molt tathionable Clocks,
few. 6d.

N. B. To fuch of the Nobility, Clergy and Gentry, who have
not made WA of their diftinguithed and unequalled excellen-
cies, it may be proper mock pr. cifely to Rare, that they arc far
more comfortable, fort and pleafant, twice as durable, and though
every way equal in rictuses, ekgince, and quality, aft not two-
thiris the price of thole with Silk Feet.
cr Every Article of Hofiery.

EDINBURGH REVIEW.

This day was pubiilhed. In Ottavo, price cs.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW :—No. xx._
CONTENTS. •
I 'Merton's Prelim State of Turkey—ll. Carr's Tour through
Holland.-10. Wheatley's My on Money and Commerce.—
IV. ParneWs Hlftorical for the Irilk Catholic:lA.—V. Will-
denow Caroni Linne Species ourum....-VI Johna's f ravds
of Bertrand= de la Iteugquigre ....Vll.Coafiderations on the Trade
with India. and the Policy of continuing the Computes Mann-
pd y Dumourier's Andy& of the Charader and Condit&
ol Biaaparte —IX. Co'.* Political Regifter.—X. Antonio de
y g@efilones Critica....Xl. Burnett's View of the Prefent
Ca
Poland..—Xll. Bentley on the Hindoo Syftems of Miro-
Muir —XIII. Savage's Account of New 'Zealand.—Xl V. Hope
m Houfebold Furniture and Internal Decorations.
Printed for Archibald Cooftabic and Co. Edinburgh; and John
?Astray, Fket area, London.
Of whom may be had, complete Sets of the Edinburgh Review.
is Tea vols. Oetavo; tl. ss in boards; or is a variety of bindings
and any Number or Volume fepamtely.

- • _ 11111 HISTORY OF ENGLAND. FROM THE REVOLT,-
tioN TO THE PEACE OP AMIENS.
THE PUBLIC are refpeafully informed, that a
new. uniform, and enlarged Edition was this day publithed,
kir RELSHAM's HIS IVRY of GREAT BRITAIN—
haw the Period viten Mr. Humes Hiftory terminated.to the year
dot, ferintng, with kties ifh Hiltur thay
ext Work, the only complete acrd rerpeaable
of Engltant.
This Edition has been rewired throughout ant has been greatly
(.proved by Appendixes to tack Volume. confilting of .4tate Fa-
rm. Authorities and Aida' Documents, illultrative of the Test.
The robe Work, thus improved and enlarged, ruts, be had of
Boaldellers, in twelve I .rge Volumes, price Six GYSNLA7, is
hoards, or any two Volumes way be had feparately. price Osra
%weals boards.
.rhe Arra maul es to the 6rlt Tait VOLUNIS may be bid reps
Mt. rite Out Guinea io boards, by. thole perfons orb.; have
Piltuhafed the former k.dittons, lu which Arpeudix!s were given
LAY to the two left Volumes.
Sakes who are poffutred of Hain. with SM.H.LET's
KMMttoilk Death of George the aecond.insy hive BeHhaM'i Ha%
lur, 'of the ECigu of George the Third feparately, tight yawn".
i 4164 Yalu GUINEAS to boards.
A)lldge'al cc% Loudon , April tBoy.

This day were publithed, price as.
OBSERVATIONS nn the ILIAD, Introdnetnry
*0 a View of the Origin, Progrefs and Diverfity of Heathen
Worihip antecedently to the Chriftlan Revell-ion.
By T. THOMAS. of Wareham.
London : Sold by R. Bkkeritaff, No. Ito, Strand, corner of
Eifel &vet.

TO MEN OF FASHION and MARRIED LADIES.
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHES cc.ntinue to be
made in the melt Elegant and FaChionable manner, and in
that highly-approved Rile of Cutting which has given univerfal
latish:Mon to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIE IRICHIEN and
CLARK, Tailors, at No. ID, Rathbone place, London, (the latter'
heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen )
'I hey alto make Young GENTLEMEN's SUITS, and HUS-
SAR DRESSES, lo the molt taftetul and elegant form.
REGIMENTALS, LEATHER BREECHES, LIVBRIES,
&e.—An Old Suit may be tent as a Pattern, or Gentlemen may
be informed how to fend their immure per poft.
- - This day was pnbliftted.
This day was pahliffied. A new Edition, in Six Volumes, Demy Oetavo, with Forty one
In an elegant (mall Volume, price Seven Shillings in bonds, Plates and a Head of the Author, price 31. 3s. boardt, a few
TRAVELS in the Year ifico, fr,,n2 ITALY to Copies printed no fine Royal, at 86.
ENGLAND, through the TYROL STTIIA, BOODNIA,! A NEW SYSTEM ; or, An ANALYSIS of
GALLICIA, POLAND, and RUSSIA. containing the Particulars of AN TIENT MYTHOLOGY : wherein an -attempt is made
the Lizeitat too of Mrs SPENCER /WI I H from the Hands to Diveft Tradition of Fable; and to Reduce the Truth to its
of the French Police. and of her fuldequent Plight through the Original Purity.
Canaries above•mentioned, credal and written By JACOB BRYANT, Efq.
By the MARQUIS DE SALVO, With fame Account of the Author ; a Vindication of the Apa-
Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of mean Medal; Obfervatinm and Inquiries relating to various Parts
Turin, &c. of Antient Hiftory ; and a complete Index.
Printed for Amnesty Pniettts. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Elackfriars, Primed for J. Nunn. J. Walker, W. J. and J. Richardfon; R.
• and to be had of all Bookfeßers. ; Faultier and Soo, R. Lea, Cuthelt and Martin, H. Symonds,
At the fame time is publibed. a (mall Edition of the original Vernor, Hood. and Sharpe, 11. Jeffery, Lackington, Allen, and Co.;
Italian, elegantly printed, price sm. 64. in bards. J. Booker, Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, J. Alperin.. J. Murray, J.
Harris, London ; J. Dcighton, Cambridge ; and Puce and Williams,

This day was publiihed,
Neatly printed in Two Voismes foolfcap Whitt,. price 7s. boards,
DR. JOHNSON'S TABLE-TALK; containing
APHORISMS on Literature, Life and Manners; with
Anecdotes of Dialog •Ihed Parma; feledted and arranged from
Mr Bofwell's Life of Johnfon.
Printed for J. Mawman. Longman, Matt. R-es and Orme,
Lackington, Allen, and Co. Vernor, Hood, and Sharp, London ;
• and W ilfoo and Spence, Yosk.

IPRICH SIX-PltliCE.

Tlds day wa5:444114 the Filer* Edition. reviled and enlarged•
price 8* in boards.
rRACTICAL Ingittet into DISORDERED
AOPIRATION, didinguißdng the Catlin of Afthroa, to
sillielriPe Dow Ibbjoieed sedans Pradtleel Oldervatirms on the
Treatment. By RORERT BR lE. 111. •
Fellow of the Royal College of SPlfyfeebent.
Printed for RicnAtp Pan WPC, Bridge fired, Stachfrlars; and
to be had of all Bookfellers whom ms be had.
FIRST LINICS Of TN& LONDON PRACTICt it:MCI:ST. By
SAMUEL COOPER, Fellow of the RuyAl College of Surma,.
London, kc. Ike. Price sat in boards.

THE CANADA&
Thin day were puhliflied, in a ipltrolid and very lyry.e V. Ityne, in
(bpren,itiultrated with 30 copperplates, engraved trnm original
drawings taken wn the (pot)), tie`Auchor„ price al. 15 a.b.tartit,
TRAVELS threttgh the CANADA S, containing
a defeription uttite pietureftitie get:quer on fume of the Ri-
vers and Lakes..yrith an account of the producliw s, commerce,
and inhabitants of thole Provinces; to which i, fuhjnint4l a enm-
parative view of the manners and cuttom* Of (evenl of the Indian
nation of Nonivand South Xn*rica. • •
By BOK GB EIF.IIIOT, Efq

Deputy Poftmaiter•General of Bridal North America, Stc ace.
Printed for RICHAItb PHILLIPS. No. 6. Bridge. axed Bkch-
friars, and to be bad of all Bonkfellers.
N. B A feviegples of the ewes which have been beitutifektetsv
Inured in the manner of the original drawings. have be=d=
in a ferarateratlas. and the work, with this &rata act
may he bad at Three Guineas and a Half par. envy. -7771-

THE MOST BEAUTITUL BOOK IN iHE COMPASS
OF ENGLISH LTTER NEGRI!.
This day was pnblilbed, in four elegant Volumes, palt osftavo,
illuitrate4 by oNa MUNDRID INCIIIAVINGS, from deeps by
French and Sputa Artifts, price Two Guinea. in boards, at.
compankd by proof imprtiftnov of the Platte; or on royal does
with the fame number of ,Plates, price in beards,
GIL BLAS Di SANTILLANA, a NOVEL.
ISy A. R. LE SAGE,
Newly Masted from the laft Path Edition,
By MARTIN SMART, •
And illuftrated by one us/Roams rt4ORAVINCig.
No apology can be requiGte for prefenting to the Public a newi
improved, and ebafte Tranflatinti of a Novel,wbich is allowed by
critics of all Nations, to be the belt that ever was written ; but
which has hitherto been debated in England, by coarfe and vulgar
Tral.fiations. The One Hundred Defigns which accompany the
Teat, are productions of correfponsling fpirit and intereft, and
they give oci this Edition a feature of beauty and el &ince, which
is unrivalled by any miffing Book in the Englies I .anguage.
Printed for Riects o Poseurs, No. 6, Bridge arca, and to be
had of all Bookfellan.

CHAP CAL'S NEW WORK.
This day Was palliated, in Four Volumes Where. illußrated with
numerous engravings, price tl. ifis, in hoards.
CHEMISTRY applied to Arta and MAnuladhires.
By M. j. A. CHAPTAL.
Member and Treafurer of the French Senate, Grand Officer of the
Legion of Honour, Member of the Inftltute, Honorary
Proteffor of the Schocl Medicine, atc. See.
Little need be faid to recommend a new Work by to eminent a
chemilt as M. Chaptal, who has Ikilfully applied in it all the ma t
dens Difcnveries in Chemittry and Rxperinsental Philcifophy to
the perfection of the Arts and the various branches of Manufat-
tures. Such a Work has long been an acknowkdged deaderatum ;
and, executed by fo acute an experimentvlift as the prefent Au-
thor. h forms an acquifition, above alb price, to the numerous che-
mata, worker a of metals, and manufadturcrs, of Great Britain and
Ireland.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, London t
and to be had o: all Bookfthers.
Of whom, in a few weeks, may be bad, a DICTLONART of
PRACTICAL and THILORCTICAL CHTMISTRY, in one large anti
cfnfcly•printed Valuate, Odtavo ; by WILLIAM NICHOLSON, with
Plato, pricc t6s. Boards.

MODERN HISTORY.
Thin day was publ:fhed, printed in decoy IITIIO fimilar to Mavnee
Nepos. and Blair'. Clafs-Book, illuftrated by a large Map, price
6s. bound, and lettered,
MODERN HISTORY FOR. 'mitt USE OF
SCHOOLS; exhibiting a luminary Vicw of thr Rife, Rm.
grefs.Revolutions, Decline and Fall of the various N i oilers Natl.'',
in Europe, Aila, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charle-
magne to the Year tfloy.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chrift's College, Cambridge,
Mailer of the Free Grammar School,* Itavenßonedale, in Weft-
moreland ; Author of the Grammar of Maury ; of the Archso•
logla Green. :cc. Ste.
Printed for RICHAIIII PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-itreet. Bizet-
friars; and to be had of all ilookfallers, with the full Allowance
to Schools.

Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
t. An Eafy °SAMNA% Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of
which that important branch of Knowledge may, for the firit
time, be pradleally taught in fehnols. price 31.
a. ANCIENT fiSSTORT, from the carlieft regards of time t' the
fall of the Roman empire; on the plan of the above dcfcribed
Modern Hittory, price 6s.
3. Axe it soca ot GRACA ; or, the Activities of Greece, price
ass. bound. •


MODERN LONDON SURGERY.
This day was pobliihed, in One very large and clorely printra
See. Illuftrated with fuck Plates as are avoid to the fubjedl.
price iss. In boards
FIRS I' LINES of the Pratlice of SURGERY--
bring an elementary Work to Students, and a concifo,flogli
of Reference for Praditimere.
By SAMUEL COOPER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow eg he
Society of London, and Author of Ceitkal adiseMaibseabs

•
Catania.
Printed for RICHARD PUILLt es, -No. 6. Bridge•firect, Black%
friars, and fold by all Bookfellers.
• Of whim may alto be had,
a. A Treatife on the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Ear, with
I rge Plates, drawn from real dilredtions.' By J. C. Saunders, Der
mot& rator of Anatomy at at Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to
the Difpenfary far Difeafes of the Eye and Ear. Folio al ss.
1. The Elements of Oilvanifm, in theory and praaice. Bt C.
Wilkitilun. Fellow of the Colle;e of Stiigeons, and leaurcr ott that
fcienec, in Soho Goan. In a vole diva. with alunciauy Plata"
price al. is is boards.
3. The Naval Surgeon, containing the entlre.notky of Pliodleti
Men a: Sea. By W. Turnbull Singeon of the Warty/he. Art
plates, sae boards.
4 A Treatife on Vaccine Inoculation, to whieb it added, an
Account of the Cl.lekan Pox; tt.e Swir.e•Poz a... 1 the Hives;
with an Appendix, contaibirg I.ettent it .nt ilayficians and Sur.
;eon* of eminence, repeetiqthe pr to Bate rf Vaccination is
many Cities and principal l'owns .'t the United Einglintn. By
Robert Wiliam, F.A S. Sae. &e. ato• wi:h coloured Engray-
' logs, price ass in hoards.
s. 'Treadle on the Cancels, Progrefs. and Cnre of Confumption.
By John Reid, M. D. Yfiiticia:l to the finfhttry lifpenfary„ 71.
boards.

6. A Treatifa ow the Prete% employed by Nature in fuppecring
the Hemorrhage from divided and Kali:tared Anal.' 13y J. F.
D. Jones, M D lu oi.evolume,Bve. with numerous plates. les. 6d.
hoards.

7. A Praeleal Inquiry into the Caufes of Control Aahms
dee. By Robert Dive, M.D. Fellow of the Roy. et 11. pew Phy-
hauls, &e. The Fotrth Pdition cnefil•rab:y improved and en-
larged, by additional praetic4l obfervatous, pries .s.

f

FRANCE.
PAWS, AUOUST is.
' •k • •
We announcedrthat cm Sunday tall, after mall, a
deputation of the Kingdom of Italy was admitted to
an audience of his Maje Ay. The Patriarch of Venice
(poke in the name of the Deputation. In his fpeech
he expreffed the fentiments oT fidelity; love, and ad.
'lunation which the Italian people felt, gad for which
they had given it in charge to their 135ptities to rep.
der due homage at the.feet of the Movarch, the Com,
queror and Pacificalor. 'The Emperor' replied, in
nearly the following words.:.-. •

,:

Bank Steel spf
3 p. Ct. Red Ann 63113
3 per Ct. Cane 62331
4 Per Cent. Belli
5 •Ct. Navy,9
Long Ann. ttf 1-t6f
Imp. 3 per Cent. 6a343

46 I approve of the tenti?nentswhiCh you ewers
in the name of my people ofjtAT, I. have experienced
a particular joy. in the courfe of the late champaign,
at the dillinguithed conduit of my Italian troops.—
for the &II time, tince many "igts, the Italiins have
appeared wills honour on the rand theatie of the
.:world : I hope that to happy a commencement will
:excite the emulation of the nation—that even the
women will ditmifs from them thrice idle young men
who languiffs round their toilettes, or. at leap that
they will not receive them till they are covered with
honourable fears.
" For the reit, I hope, before winter, to make the
tour of my Italian States, and I pritnitife myfelf.a
particular pleafure, in being in the ',skill of my inha•
birants of my .good town of Venice. The Viceroy
' has not luffered me to remain in ignorande of the jud
fentiments which animate them, and the proofs of
affeflion which they have given me."
His Majefly the Emperor, before having repofed
fram the &demo of a war as painful as glorious, has
• been employing himfelf with the means of making,
the arts of peace Rh. While gri•nd monuments
were crating. while inn:unfit labours were preparing
fur the embelliihmem of the capitai, different projeths
ate fpoken of, with a view to the encouragement of
letters ; projtets conceived by his Majetly in the midfl
• of the labour. and tumults of war, reduced to order
by a Minifier, whom his wilitom has rende. ed dear
to the arts and fciences, and of which the'execution
will not lie long delayed, if his MajellY judges them
Glutei y.
One of thefe proidts conlihs its ,the chablifhment
of four Pr •feff ,t (hips of Geography united to the
C—llege of France. There is to be a Profefforfhip srf
Maritime Geography, tw.o of Continental. (one of
Europe, and the other of the cell of the Globe) and.
one of Commercial and Statittic Geography.
With regard to Hihory, there are to be ton Pro.
felEonal Chaininaituted4 Gat of Antient, comprifing
the Greek, one of Roman, one of the Middle Age,
and one of Modern Halm, ; a Chair of the Hißory
of France, and its of Military Hiiiory t a Chair of
'the 'Hillory of LegifiatirM, and another. of that of
Literature ; a Chair of Ecclefiaffical. and, lattly, a
'Chair of Biographical
The inhabitants of Calle' having learned. that the
conntty of Heffe is kt make part of the Kingdom of
Weßphalia; an event which mull give them the hope
•of enjoying future tranquillity, have been • eager to
form a guard of honour for the reception of their new
S•svereign. This guard will be complete the tsth of
this"month. •
(MON Till ARGUS.)

We, have jolt received the Englifh Papers to the
4th of Augutt inclufive.
The tone in which the Minitlerial Jourml an-
nounce the departure of the Expedition, but ib to
ceals the real embarralTment of the Minitlry. borne
alk whe.her a few Britifh legions, affided by the
forces arid wifdom of the Kina of Sweden, can ae-
complifh that which the union of the molt confider-
able powers could not dial.; others fay. that this
tardy effort conies, according to a popular French
proverb, 6. the day after the fair." No one believes
that the mon formidable Englifh fleet can hereafter
difturb or alter the politics of the weaken nation on
the Continent. Meanwhile, waiting the fuccefs of
this valt enterprise, ale Englith merchants are !rattily
withdrawing their 'eels and cargoes from all the
ports of the North. •
The Englifh politicians augur ill of the Emperor of
Ruffles intentions with repel to theireountry.—lre•
land is again far ther agitated by laws of a more tyran-
nical deicript ion than the mon ferocious conqueror ever
impofed uponia fubdued 'people. ,England views the
future with dread, having neither a Government in
which the can confide, nor a military fy nem that can
fictive her detente. What adds to the general alarm
produced by the Treaty of Tilfit is, that the Minine-
rial Papers make no mention of the auguft mediation
offered to England, till the laft moment allowed for
its accepunce has alma expired.
Aua. is melancholy occurrence, which has
latch taken place, proves the necelEty of the fleps
adopted by the police. About noon, on Monday, a
Cabriolet, in which were five perfons, was overturned
into the Seine, between Marty and Malmaifon. AU
the anitlavec that could.be afforded to the unfortu-
nate viBims of this catafirophe were infufficient to re-
Rose them to life. It was a moll difiretfing•fight to
foe the fame carriage .convey the corpfes back to
' Paris.

- ---
The following art the details of the lal acent of
Garneria
His balloon, after having been tolled in the air by
the rapid changes of the wind, at laft made a direN
sfcent of gOOO toile', and encountered a 'very humid
cloud, which he battened to quit, as he felt the
cold intupportable, and his lights threatened to go
• nut. Having sowed about loose time, without know.
ins where he was, he defeended ju ar day-break to
within goo miles of the earth. Having perceived
boom retrpers, who werenot afraid his approach,
be euqtrued•rif them,-and learned that ke was near
axone, the.capit al of the department of Ailne. The
define he had of making come r,hfervations determin-
ed him to continue his-aerial voyage. He therefore
rearceotied to a greater heightthan before, and found
there the temperature 8 degrees abrve o this he
abandoned immediately, for fear of being affetted by
vie to„ rapid trantition from heat to c,141. He re-
ports having feen lit that elevated region many me-
sews, from which by 104 Fare 0) preferve a refpea
ful eitiance. . Courtnelais fur Vac, %there he deices-
ded about fix ip the morning,' i; A village of the da-
p! tment of she Marne, 41e icagpca,belood Rheims
and 45 from ?Atli. • •
, .

: • ,r

.

THE EVENING STAR.

.ONDON.

—— .
-r-1""T"' . f. •
SATUIRISAt, AUG63T - - '
PRICE OF sroolcs THIS OAT AT ONE O'CUICK I •
CoaL matey 64—tor ase. Off --Omnbriii, par prem.
Aad 63j....Exa. HIM ps re. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. "

thorium + Frew
India Bared*, t.. .M pat
Soo* Sea Stotit 671
Ezets}:q: BIM. Par SadlrPea,
Engin Lottery 'Acker., SOL 19e
Catfish for ICC 63f

.
We have given Come further extra& from the•
Paris papers. Among tbefe is one Item the Argue,
which merits attention. This is the irk indeed the
only French journal which has ventured to make the
fmallea allufion to bur expedition to the Baltic. It
affects to hold it in contempt, but it is notwithltand•
ing.eaff to perceive that it has produced. no Mull
degree of gneafinefs and embarrafTment. BONA PARTA
does nut like to acknowledge,. that he has for once
been anticipated and overreached. and hence the
unaccountable filence of the French prefs •upon this
great point.
•

Letters:6y the Ulan Mail mention 'a report thit
our troops had. been walled •in in attack tipop
Buenos Ayres. Such letreis eve can Rate on goud
authority have been received, and the information is
through the fame channel as the formerly difcredited
reports of the recapture of Buenos Ayres by the
Spaniards.

We regret that we ate [fill unable to gratify our
Readers with any thing like official information on
the fubjell of the Baltic Expedition. . Letters from
Holland, dated the aoth and ala irritant, were re
ceived yefierday. They all concur in (Latins, " that
information had jug been received that Copenhagen,
the banifb Fleet, and the whole of the
Zealand; had been taken polfetton of by the Egglifh."
The fame letters Rate, that a number of (hips which
had been proved to have come dire& from great Nit'
tain had been detained in the ports of 1-141 and, and
their papers (cited and fent to the Hague. .Fir the
future, the Captains of all wads are to find. tecurities '
to treble the amount of their (hips and :carport thitt•
they do not come from, or are not (Wined hie
Britilh port ; the bond to continue in the enfieflion
of the deputed officer, until the fait (ball hive been
fatisfaaorily afcertained. •

It was Rated, yeflerday. that a &yeah Mils had
arrived, which left Landfcrocm the tyth, at night,
at which time the Engin were in poifelfien of the
Celtic of Cronberg, the city of Copenhagen, and the
Dani(h fleet, after a confli& which was 'Refilled with
lois of above goon men killed and wounded, among
whon‘ were about 600 of the Guards.

The Pandora frigate, and feveral tranfports, with
troops on board, are to fail immediately from Heavy,
Bly for the Baltic.
The following is a letter from Yarmouth, received
this morning. There is no doubt that hollilities have
allually commenced between Denmatk and tliis
Count' y, although we have not at Feint the means
of detailing their effctis

a YARMOUTit, AUGUST 413.

" A letter has jnfl been received by a gentleman in
this town, from Captain Ross, of the AGAMIMNIN,
off Copenhagen, Rating, that hollili‘ies had coat-
mencei, and that the guaid-fhip had [truck her
colours. Another letter has alb, been received from
Captain PAGE, of a merchant veftel, belonging to this
port, to the fame effea."
We repeat that, down to a late hour this afternoon;
no difpatches had reached Government from Admi-
ral GAUDIER. We trait the wind has been more
favourable to his operation., than it his been to the
gratification of our curia:ly rerpeBing them at home.
We recolleCt when L rd NELSON attacked Copen.
hagen, a change of wind to the Southward enabled
the Brian) Fleet to bear down upon the Dana line :
as the wind has now blown for fcvcral days, with very
little intermifflun, from that quarter, our gallantfleet,
we trait, has not bad adver fe gales to contend aglinit.

ifs •

The funeral of the Ducheit. of GMIt/CISTItt will-
take place early in nett week. Her alerts** are. bit.-
royal -pertniißon, to lissi cleintited ire Bt...GeOrge'e.,
Chapel, WindfOr ; but thi funeral is not to be. under
the mJnagement of the Board of Works,. and -the,
what of-the expense is to he defrayed by* his High..
nefs the Duke of GLovcorree, her Royal Hight
nefs's fon. The coffin is otnamenred in; a„.:moil-
princely flyle iit was fent. down yefterday.to !komp.
ton. The following is the inferiptiotion the flate
Depohient
tputtriffints Prisicildi Maria'
•. • •
i, ..•.. •
Divas Gloaceftris et Edinburg', Contitas Connacht* ,
Win IlivariSnii Prinelpis detained . '** •••• !
Gulielmilieuriel de Brunie/ids Itincnberg, ~... 7.7. et 'a,
Dacia Oinneeftriat et Edin,•urgi; Cantina Conntsckis, ~ • •
llobiliffinii Oracle Perifeeldii &rids ..-! •
filil verde gesitn 4 •
• ri
Illiftriffuni Fredttici:Liadeact • •ic. t ••-•
• •
Prinnpis WllillE denandilet: trends • • 1
• Anstattilarni et Potetilßleni
.:: , . f
Menai ebi Genrgii Terra
, Del Grata Britannicanani Arils, Mtn Defenfed* •.•
Et Matri. !William* Pripeipla •". ••••,,' 7
Ontielitil Frederica de Brrinfiriel! 1-Isnenbsts: .• "-T • f;
Duds Oluneettriz et Edinburg!, Comitis Corsi dabs,. - 1
Nubilifrinti Ordinis Perifeeldls'Froltis,
..., .
Obilt as Die Ai:saki, Ann!, ii*sied don . .. .
.Fiat's fuss 71. •-. • ' .. S.. 4 '
The Fiefhire Militia Rationed at Becht 11; 'lifdilli tit
fame laudable (pick of becoming; mien!' itttanici
84
ufeful that prevailed on * former occafil 0 tifibi ft.
kited; his, in the epode of thee fed dleyijetst4
..,4
too excellentyobintufs to the 4io. 7.lkr tari4 ti•R.
. ,
i gfiimP4 of.F99if •
- ..

. . •

,14,mawr.4, Aucusr 27.
Yeacrday the following Tranfiwts arrived in.-this
blooin to recent; the sth battalion of the both Re
,intent, expefte4l hare from Brabourne Lees,
PAnT • . V.be earths Butowits.
hitzand4 tog . .P • • L•iume.
' • 41132 .• • .., Rossi/mu:
7s tar.
ked MAO ..1"4:3 : Pisa
,iss.: ••• Coxemas.s.
Edgit • . • inane.
-''rbe"sth battaliiiti of the both regiment iiterieh in
bete tolanqrrow ; they are bound for Cork The Carat
traefports are tosakedield; (Old But) from Cork
to- Halifax.

a i

•i• tiTARAFFiegi ,

'

r.

it , nt•
a'cLocx,
Rumours of a nature favourable to the interefis of
this Country, all ranking from. Admiral Ca►iatrl's
Exyznmom to the Bacric, have reached us from
fo many quarters, within there few days, that we
are almoft confident they will ultimately prove true.
in unifon with this fentiment, we hallen to Rate a
report invery general circulation at the WeR End of
the Town this afternoon—mamely, that the Dane.,

having refilled our propofateof amity and eo•operP.
Lion, declared war againfl us, and that we have taker
pOffetlion of the !nand of Zealand, together With tif-
teen Sail of the Line-, and Ttlfee Frigates.

• •

This information is faidlo 'have been brought by
an American Captain; andr.incptelytoping that It
(hall prove true, we have flopped the Finish) infers is.

,

7P. 77

Since writing the above, Ire hive learned, that a
letter from -Tonningta, daaid.ite infant, has
been received in tcpwn;llitlitti, 0044 111 an of
Zealand', 'together with 14,1"Tf. ennfißing,
of Fifteen Sail of•the Line, and Seven Frigates,.hid
Saintsflared to oar Artie. WV have alkkarned that
a veffel-has arrivettlirilVe limber from Elfineur,
whiah Isteite the lereoti. the 18th inßant ; at that,
time, the CaplainAys„. nothing hadabean dote ex.
.5:04 0104iture of the.:Danifis guardihip. • On the.
Inth, however, heiltearcf a tremendous cannonade in
the oiiregien of espephagen; and we underßand that
further accounts have been received, which, though
not official, • am:. derixsed from ...al very refpediable
fource, which aktee that tfie cannonade continued the
whole"( the t nth-and Toth, and that on the itft the,
Maud of Zealaskfaictithe 4./.ho)e.nf the Dana Navy
furrendereelr,.;- 'a
, • .•
Rottercimuipereof the•esd, and the Leyden Ga.'
zeAte of; the sath,inftant, have alto been received.
Tfiey contain Mme details of the p.r.eisarations made
A r Ake Panes toellftbur afracki'but Rate, upon the
authorityoPietfcisTrons tie"mark, that hnftilities had
not commenced Onthe t 6th. • The yriilitiaLin Zealand
is Rated to mot, to 111,dob Men, and the regular
.. • -
force .. • • • • -
Englifh properttis fequeftesed by circular letters
from the Crown Prince, and all Englitlimen who are
not Dania Burghets are arrefted.
The Crown Prince returned to' Kid from Zealand
after having given the necdfary ditedtions 'for the
hence of the Wand. •
One of there paper.; contains a proclamation Paid
to.laave• been. publithed by the Dana Government
againti Great Britain ;. it is extracted from the 31,si-
lair, but it has all the appearance of a fabrication.

CHELTAAH/1111, AUGUST 27.

The Petite, did not vifit the Saline Spa this morn-
ing, finding. at we underliandobe continued nfe Of
tjte watersonneeeffary. Hit Royall-lighnefs paid but '
a Angle vifit to the towns he lime incomplere retire-
ment, enjoying, what were the declared objcifts of his
vifit, a change of feenc, a pure air, and pointer:ruined.
tranquillity. The Theatre feels. in fume degree, the
elicit of the warm fearon not withilanding the aurae.
tiro, of Mr. and Mrs Kr rink'. They have: played
Ski/red and Portia to a 'efpeliable..but not a crowded
auditory. The other eart6l -particularly Louisa and,
Balanio, by Meffre.,Krnr and :Senna*, were ex
Itemely well tußained.

.

- ' • .7:—.7---!""77) i -! : - -
at,:i• 6. • • •
DUMFR. IiSo4INITST•st.
A ,(4i - •
ba..,. ...
-lin Royal Demfriesihire Yentettney Cavalry have
!!,alety been \:.on duty for ,tvve 'weeks. 'They .e)nrilt
11( 'three troopst,comitanded -ha Major B. htildtfiu
They had a firong mulle.. and very; regular atten-•
'dances nn drill ailthe time: • . The Corps Is' atntingft.
11A oldea •in Scotland, and his alvraya: bnafled,of
jpeinbeii,..l)( the Aril refpeilatility.:;Xbey .likve a'
'regular mefs clueing the. kisne they are tin, dory; Ali.
Nhere' is TM dillinaion between ,-.offseeti andinkiates,
ezFepkwiteu in the tanks, --They were inteiCed eel
'fistitsoth i f£ by Colonel Do.ocfr as, iffrptethlrplEilei I
11(..0C Cii .044 when grey received the efualeolliPli. '
ih
..nidnti. e day being very pirafant; there wrs a
great npsyther,o! fpeilators-;ort Abe ield, not a ii.tle
apinAredby the prefknee of .a‘long train ()flinty
intrialltion. The Loyal Durafrieilltite Ytomanry
:haileqg ',heen noted. fpr it s,convivial• meetings :.: al.
(*molt 'every day, after drill, they had races by the
I troop boric,: the. bets prodpcei% abundance of writ e
for the inerec.-- it•being a rule niche corps, that all
Ateit;duting the time the cores were:_ on dial, flioiald
be for wine.fot the toefs. . Atter the infpeltion,..the
ansp.s. ge ve- a pui)Wilinner to a. larselm 1 ty. as the
roe' inri.tand it vfabs not till a late:hour that they
ui j
iry
Fi. You may .prehrme, th at 1.• ale Were defeated
ia-, e, ensure of this' ' cinvivial. iimplivi, • 'but, .4c.apt
pitquiegi -111. 10 iii War itAin. . - - •
~ ;.- . .... - ..., 3•4 ;i -

•