Star.
London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

BRISTGL, JULT 27.

The fpirlt of improvement has at ha rancid Ba-
th], and this ancient City is likely to regain its com-
mercial confequence. The New Cut and improve-
ments in the limb:ir, :re carried nn with great zeal
and difparch ; the foundations of the call iron bridges
are already hid, and the canal in many places is ex-
cavated to the intended level. Not withaancling the
fum of goo,oool. has lately been appropriated for the
completion of the Docks and Harbour, to,oool. has
been railed by voluntary fubfct iptiou for building and
fupportiog an additional wing to the Infirmary. The
fpire of Redclitf Chinch is alto, we undet nand, to be
'completed, and a magnificent cenotaph conthaled
to the memory of the V.Veted CHATtkitTOl4. The
Corporation, vying with the merchants and private
citizens in their laudable exertions, have ere.led at
their own expellee, to the great convenience of the in-
habitants and ornament•cf the city, a noble and fpa-
cious arch for loot paffengers under St. John's Gate.

Private letters from Paris flare, that BONAPARTE
returned from Italy former than was cxpeiled, on ac-
count of come pretended plots difcovered by FoucHE,
and force real difcontent among the troops on the
Coati, whole pay was, until the la of July, three
months behind. Though fzveral examples of feve.
lit, have been 'hewn, the mutinous difpofition
continued, and initead of abating,-in:reafed. This
was particularly the cafe with the troops encamped
near Brefi, under the command of Atrosas.au,
Lail month thelrifh Guides attached to that army
prefented a petition for their pay to this General, and
complained bitterly of their (offerings. The fix
perfons deput44-ao prefent the petition. were imnie•
diately lhot, and; the whole corps ordered to be re—
organized. Some of the Officers were broken, and
others condemned to tranfportation to Cayenne.—
They were all lucceeded by Frenchmen, with whom
the I: Guides are very dilratisfied. Two Regiments
of Dragoons and four battalions of Infantry, were,
on account of their mutinous difpnfition, fent by
AUGEREAU to the interior, from whence the Mini-
fler Baal-HIER ordered them to Italy. It is reporter
at Paris,'that when on the Gill June, AUG EREAU or-
dered his army to embark on board the Fleet under
GANTH EAU ME, the troops, to a man, refilled to obey,
Until their arrears due to them were acquitted.—Sun.
INDIA.—The late difpatch has brought accounts
dawn to the 14.01 of February, communicating the
pleating intelligence, that numerous Maltratta Chiefs,
f qmerly in the intereft of Holkar, Scindea, or the
Boht.fla, have made tenders of their krvices to the
Britifh Government; their propolition has been, to
be allowed a fpecific annual fum fora given number
of men, to. be clothed, paid, and fed by their refpec-
tive leaders ; and we are given to underfland, that
the aggregate of the numbers thus offered, exceeds
7e,ocro men. No direct alfwer had, at the date in
quellion, been returned ; but it is probable that the
overtures will be declined, as there no longer crafts
oceafion for their affidance.

A large column of predatory honk, chiefly defer-
ten from floeutaa's Ilandard, lately made an irrup-
tion into the Rohilla country, but was encountered
by a confiderable body of natives, and cut to pieces.
Cathmire is in a Rate bordering on revolt, in con-
fequence of the new Afghan Cove; nil. having railed
the tribute from 20 to 25 Lacs of rupees, with a threat
to levy it by military execution, Ihould any delay
occur in its payment.

The Brahmin town of Nafrnik, lately lacked by
HOLKAK, has been repaired and re-peopled, under
the aufpices of the Britith Government.

The FJz cruizer lately chaced five large piratical
pattamars into a dangerous creek on the Malabar
coalt, and funk them amongtt the rocks, together
with mon of their crews.

The Briti(h Government in India, has fent a large
fupply of grain into Bondlecund, to prevent the
mine, which would otherw•ife have retulted from the
ravages of the MArattas.
Cs ton.—We have the pleafure to Rate, that moll
of the head men of the Dolos Patoo, who were in ac-
tive and inveterate hollility to the Britifh Govern-
ment, have abandoned their enmity, made their fub-
miffion to the Governor, folicited his protellion, and
already evinced a difpofition to deferve it.