Star.
London, England, 1805-09-16 00:00:00

LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE 3ctl% INST.

HALL and CO. 83, Coantilt.t. (SucCefrors tr) Mr.
Ntenotsem).refpeetfully Inform the Pulsar, they are felling
the TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery divided into
Halves, Quarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths (and on the lowa
teen.) at tbeteol4 F-Rahliibid Office, the Corner of the Royal
Exchange, Landon. The Capital Prizes in this Lottery amount
to One Hundred and Twenty-four Tboufand Pounds—the lows ft
• Pride Twenty Pounds, and the firft 3000 drawn Blanks, are en-
titledte Ten. Pounds each.

Ordas from Me Country, remitting Bills at a bort date,
Rank Notes, Calls, or Poit-olfice Orders, executed on the fame
terms as if prefent.

. FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPT. z.

A report is eisrrent, triit a body of French troops
have entered Naples. .
It is Paid that his Imperial Majeki will return
morn* to St. Cloud ; but it is not thought that. he
will make a long hay there.
M. le Cardinal Spina is nominated Confeffor to the
Pt ineefa PAULINA, . •
Sem 2.—;-The lAR news from India anAcionee,
that the frigates, la Belle Poole and PAtalaiiie,after
having made a (port cruize-, rsturne4o. the Ifle of
France on the atil Germinal (April 4). !Fey funk
the brig Fortune, which had been itlifpatebed. from"
Bombay, and took thelhip Heroine, of.gto.toni, from
• Chadigan, with a cars; of. nee. • :• i •-• • '
A month -before, two prizes had arrived at the Ifle
of France, viz: the Pigeon,, of 300 tons, .with. cloth
and fall; and the Coromandel : the cargo•of the lat-
ter veld, which was returning po Eurtspelfreixt
pa, is•valtied' it more thin 5,500,000 (rano., -
,SCPT. 3.—Yeflerday at two o'clock there was .an
extraordinary fitting of the Confervative genate,.at
which his Serene Highnefs the'AiCh Chancfllor of
the Empire prefided. It is thought that it was held
. .
for tome important objeft.
It is fuppofed that Martha! Nay will command the
French Army on the Rhine under the French Em.
peror, and that General MassaNA will hate the com-
mand in Italy.
4. A large camp will be formed at Si. Omer's, to
ferve to reinforce the French force on the calk aid
to prole?! the Batavia* Repuldie, if necetrary." 'Bata-
via,: Stale Gazette. .

San- 4. —Private letters from Calais rid Boulogne
date,, that not. two divifions only, but nearly all
the troops that were encampecialong the coafi. have.
broken up, and that about ioo,ooo men from thofe
quarters are on their march to Stralborgb, *here
the headquarters will be.
Styr. 5.—The fqnadron of Capt. ALLIMAND.
from Rochefort, has cruised about every where, and
after having taken feveral Englifh thips,:among which
is the Ranger corvette, it came to an anchor on the
Spanith coal,, on the *6th of Augun, but has failed
again from thence.
On the to inflant, the bra divihon of the Army of
Boulogne, un<ler the command of Marfbal Davoosr,
arrived at Lille, to proceed to the Rhine on the fol-
lowing day. Three regiments of horle chateurs. and'
two of buffers; had alto proieeded that• way on the
preceding day. •
Our Journals contain the following *ride from
Switzerland s ' • •
" Dase, Aar. 30.
" The movements of troops and the forming of
camps in the provinces of the Außrian.Monarchy,
which border on our. territory, namely, ;n Voralberg
and the Tyrol, have cauled an amazing fenfation in
feveral Cantons, efpecially in thole oo the Rhine. It
is afferted, that Baron CRUM st r am, the Aullrian Mi•
Rifler in the Helvetian Republic, on being'informed
thereof, has availed himfelf of this eircumtlance to
declare to the Landamman, that the Court of Vito-
ria bad not any hohile intention againft any power ;
that the formation of there camps took place in vir-
tue of a general meafure for the ezercife of the troops,
and for Tome other reafons, and that Switzerland
seed not be %meaty abOut it. We are, neverthelefr,
afraid, in cafe the war fhould hurft forth, that Atli:
tria will not refped our neutrality ; and in that cafe
we place our only hope in the protedion of the Wu&
ttious Emperor of the French."