Star.
London, England, 1806-08-16 00:00:00

TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD.
PUBLIC OFFICE, .110W4TIRET. AUGUST as, 11196.
WHEREAS a CLERGYMAN left his
Lodgings Imlay early hour this Mowing, in an ectremely
ladancholy Rate of mind, and without giving any account where
he was going; his friends who are exceedingly alarmed for Us
feisty, hereby offer a Reward of 'l' WENTY GUINEAS to any
ref= who will feture him, and give Immediate information to
Mr. Stafford, Chief Clerk at the above Omen, fa that he may he
mitered to their protedlon and care.
He is a tall Rout Man, abort Si Feet three Inches In Height,
40 Yews of Age, Hair rather light and long upon the Forehead,
wears Powder, has rather large Lips, and a very melancholy look,
and had on • black Coat, Walilcost, and Breeches? with Half
Boom

GREAT DISTRESS.
THE Perron, who (nine months ago, and lately,
adds-end as Advertlfelskat, beginning " A Tau tr. LAN an-
TAILS CAIIBTO TEE EtWIVOLDNT AND Hos•wa,* In this
and other Papers, humbly return. his molt fincere thanks for the
&SWIM he has etc heti, amounting In all is sal which have
his of gyest ak to him, though much reduced by the eapenfe of 1
1161111111.1* It is with great reludtance he Is obliged to Rate. that
• =drab he owes, Incurred by Ulnas In his family, which
at bbaielf.a wife, and two limit children, amounts only to
arra Solis wad abkolutaiy link under the 1.. d. if theft who ma 1
ad hell* ahreds, mad who are bkft with the means, do not in-
Wawa tio hew biga Ram dialftructloa. He Liu held a (mall appoint- I
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aged lialftliallkli . He has devoted his (mall falary to
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dam, or by a loam frogs the humane, ha has the profperft of an is.
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raidis bin to repay the lot is hoe years, by four equal la.
/shires.:
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YAP" Bellisre. Lobbyist sodas lookers, No. 3a. Corslail,
wlll Ilswit to MAbsentee drayage, nods as daostion that
may be lint lerldat,s (seward any sass, addrtiad to D. T.lhsadd
agypelbs vela to barer bias with as laterview.

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NAPLES, JULY td.
The Prince of Here Philipfial, Commander at
Gaeta, received his wound from a cannon ball, at
she moment he was infpeaing the breach made by
the French artillery. It is not kiowa if his wound
is dangerous.
The ',faits have left this city for the Roman nate;
and it is prefumed that they will proceed for Ruffle.
Their property, which wu confiderable, will terve to
form a fund declined for the future fupport of the
Schools.
TaIESTIs JULY se.'
The day before yefierday weveceived the news,
aid this day it has been confirmed, that the French
troops under Generals Lauriflon and Molitor have
carried Qattara by affault, and the moll terrible car-
nage took place on the oecafioa.
G1i1231.1.41r.
STUTGAILD, JULY sp.
The march of French troops through this neigh-
bourhood is without remillion. They generally take
the route of Ulan and Dettingen. A (mall divifina
of cavalry pared by this place to-day, and direded
its cootie towards Tubingen. Other troops are is
fall marsh for Bavaria. Lail night there wasarhon-
' find men at EfsHagen, and feveral thoufands at Can-
tad; and in its environs, from *hence they will
this day continue their march. The advanced guard
of the troops under General Lefevre had arrived
there on the addl.
MUNICH, JULY se.
The following is the Treaty concluded between
the Emperor of the French sad King of Italy, and
the King of Bavaria, relative to the military line to I
be drawn in a part E the Tyrol contiguous to the
kingdom of Italy.
hk Hio moony the garter et the Pesach soil Wm of Italy, sad
fitsiti the JUitsef el
snaky to ;Mlle Es *Way Mae
TOMO herestillhedle 'Tyra. lees Mali en pro.,
seed to Cecelia( et Ws ementesketel atm tberehes tweed
tfe 608101,4111.8:Ifslallidlfile. MAW Sadler. ea the
part of tee tas Ihnpaor al the Preeet.sed N. baldest-
sr Ise. ea gee et 112 e/ et heessie. whit beak* asehmasil their
refyallve powers. have %teed ape the feleologandeiss
Art s. H s Witty the Meg d Ileveele ' NB Wsii for
Illeiref as his fitecettore, snot teesegred! lay • see
ee term a ..y arensine et war. co reie omit' et Imam la the
evlisie &Olen et Who Trek Tawasle the leak awl eme-
rged heroism she watery eves se be MI dews le Ardis s. sad
she treasist tithe basides If lady. Ills hdejelty asserts alb set
to soapy in a muttary amessr, t e Mae sod the caseates of
which the names ate esatileed b the ad Mick.
Art. s. The military we agreed upon In Ankle r, win com-
manolfrotn Roveredo. and tern Mew to the salt the left bank
of the Arden skentUng Nattigr robe es Mattarello. it will part
em to Penwell, Virile. litilkediMiaDakeranieo, Caldonaszo, and
by the nuid of Leek* as be M ihst lawn ; from hence it will fol-
low to the gad the milky of the Brenta, prang by St. Denderio,
!dieter. keeseelhelle,lcere dl Valfisittena Cane! Nuevo, Grip°.
Bake& 'Terse, to the treatief of the kingdom of Italy. To the
WA, the Sae Irestag Rennes, will &etch en to flacehio, and
trek the Adige; it will wife by Ifera. Polo, Comollee, Mount
Sdva, It. Gluons*, and Arco ; from this lift townie will &lewd
the torrent Berea, as far as Chianti and St. Pietro, following the
limits of the territory of Tenon. Palling from theme to Bohn, It
will follow the limits of the valley of Ledro, and the heights of
Dro, falling inern the torrent as far as Boudo; defcending the
anon of the • run. by Bede and Titan. till the jundlon of the
Arno with the Sara, it will defeend this left river, palling by Dare,
Ikeenago, Oluftin, Vadojou, Baldln, St. Vigillo ; it will
m the path of Marignok, the road and the Stream which con.
duel to Ot Marla di Camp slit,. to Campo and Mount Gavel ;
then defending the Stream Meledrics, it will Stretch Wei, by Sr.
Brie& and Inman, as far o the jundlim of that Ream with
that ee; it win akend this Wk, palling by Ravine, Mand-
ible KW see, "and Curtin., as far as the jundion of that Stream
with the vet t sad dcfeendng that Stream, it will pats by Callen.
Oen • allatlizzn, emote, Pejo ; from theneeakending the hymn
of the Noce or Nsuno, It will ettend to the mountain Del Corno,
which forms the bnundaty between Italy, Switzerland, and the
yyrl, in fuch a way thu them 'until, Tonale Shall he eomprifed
anbmg the points which cannot be fortified, entrenched, or occu
pie I ass military paation.
Ar' 3 No fortideation or entrenchment than beconftrudod on
th.. military line marked out by the foregoing tinkle, nor at the
talanee d 00 tones to the north of that bac, that is as the fide
el...mato Tyrol.

Art. 4 The referential' of a pin of Italian Tyrol, In favour of
the histdorn 'sillily mentioned In the brit anlelr of the Oran
eresia of the harrentkr of the Tyrol to his Mayfly the King of
Bavaria, being annulled by the preen Treaty. his raid Majelly
ord. knostdtately take poffeill,n of the above-mentioned pinion
of Italian Tyrol, to tojor it. be. his heiri,and fuceeffors, In full
an.l cadre foverdgoty, raving the esecptions mace lo the are, ?4,
and id Ar ides.
Art. 5 The ratifications of the prefcnt Treaty shall be exchanged
In the COlllie •IMOSVIC days, or (Goner, if it Can be dont.
Signed at Munich, May 25, tBcs.

AUCSBURO, JULY 30.
By letters from Trielle, dated the soth inflant, we
have received the agreeable intelligence, that the
French. united with the Ann rian troops under Ge-
neral Bellegarde, have at laft made themfelves mar-
refs of the fortrefs of Cattaro, and have driven out
the Montenegrins.
All obllacles in the way., of peace are now re-
moved ; for according to the lan news from Vienna,
no waxlike preparations are thought of in all Auntie,
and we ezpat a general and durable peace.
According to all the reports which have been to-
day and yefierday in circulation, the French troops
which broke up from Suahia and Franconia. to
march into the heart of Germany, have received or-
ders to halt at the different places where they now are.

VIENNA, JULY s 4.
A State fman of well known talents has prefented
to his Majelty the Emperor a new plan of finance,
which has found many approvers. The writer of it,
as it is raid, very well underftands the military, po•
litical, and financial fituation of Arabia ; and pm.
poles to heal thofe dilaters which have been castled
by feventeen years of war ; and that men may follow
the hypothefis with more fecurity, it has been intro-
duced into ProlLan Siltfia. According to the plan,
individuals in general, and every p►+.prietor of land,
.will contribute one year's income, of which one fourth
may be paid in bank notes ; while an obligation
fhoold be given under their hands, which may enforce,
the payment of the capital at four terms, the lag of
which Gull not fall beyond ten years. In this way
would the proprietor be charged only one year's in•
come in ten years, and for that confideration, as
long as peace lalled, be freed from all extraordinary
imports. It would not only diminifh the debt of the
Stale, but Government, having lets intereft to pay,
would procure eels, and bring the paper abroad into
circulation. It appears, that in the ptefent Rate of
things, tome tax of so percent. upon property is nna-
voidAle.


THE EVE

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LONDON.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST It
PRICE OF STOCICS THIS DAY AT ONP O'CLOCK,
Cost:ola money 64....10r AuguLt 64.. Reduced, 64 63.
Osmium 6i6...15a4:344. SUM, par to is. dd.
PRICE OF trrocra YRS YERDAY.
Dank Stock 214 i India Ikeda za. a se. dIL
3 per Castile& An. 63{164 Imp. 3 per Cent, 62*
3 par C. Coot 64 63 6t Fit* Dills, n.dl4 is
PQ CARA.BII Osmium 7/444)7 si
Per C. Navy pli. 9e# Engle Tickets syl. 15a.
Lang Ann. 18 ay{ Coot for ace. 64 63 64
Yellerday after our Paper had been a (bort time at
prefs, the following letter was potted at Lloyd's:
" SITRACT OF a RITTIR FROM ST. TMOM•S'S DATID
JULY 9, 1836.
el Lift Sunday (6th) the French rquadron. with Jerome Bella'
parte on board. pared thia place, and an hour after pared Ad
mina Cochrane, with four tine of battle Stipa and three frigates:
bat the French *awing a &portion to give him battle, be did not
with to come theft &perks force, and b 6nce arrived at Tortola"
The above account was brought to Plymouth by
a Dania% frigate : but we do not underhand that
any fuch intelligence has been received by Go-
vernment, nor is it credited at the Admiralty. If
Admiral Coo:ague was dogging the enemy on the
6th, he would probably continue to do fo, as he had
the advantage of the wind, and might engage or
not, as he taw fit. It teems improbable that he
would altogether give over the chace,
°though he
might be perfealy juflified in declining an engage-
ment under the difparity of force of his own (qua-
dron to that of the enemy.
lf, as was Hated in the Rao' letter, which we
laid before our Readers yetlerday, the French fqua-
dron was off Nevis on the 3d July, and off Sr. Tho-
mas's on the 6th, it was making directly from Europe,
probably for the Havannah, as was originally re.
ported to be its deflination.

By our Port Letters it will be teen that a number
of the Weft India (hips, which failed in confequence
of the alarm excited by the appearance of ,he above
French fquadron in the wefiern hemifphere. have ar-
rived fafe in Brides ports. In a day or two we hope
to be able to announce thqt the whole of them have
come in.