Star.
London, England, 1805-07-20 00:00:00

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Nuatatatac, Jon, s.—lt is reported at Aleti:!.
derfbade, that General ZASTILOW Will accompai,)
M. NOVOSILTROFF.

Yellerday the Pruffian Minifter, Plenipotentiary at
the French Court, the Marquis oe LI/CO.IISM, ae.
rived here from Bareuth, and today, at noi,n, fee
out by the way of Franckfort for Paris.
BF RLIN, JULY 9.—Baron HARDENS! RC, the Prof
flan Minifter, has, fince his return, had feveral can.
ferences with the Fret•.ch and Ruffian Envoys, M.
Novo st vrzos.s. had yellerday his fit It conference with
that Minifter, and to-day repaired to Charlottenborg
to deliver to his Majefly a letter from hi, Sovereigo.
He was prefentcd to the King by Baron HA R DF N Bk RG,
and they will tomorrow both dine with his Majtfly.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE ro.—After the Fienth
Secretary and firft Interpreter, M. jewe,,,, Let
received of the Porte the neceirary paifes for his rt.
turn, he fet out the beginning of this month toe
France, by the way Varna, Bucharell, and Vienna.
We have received the moll fatisfadory advice!
from all the provinces of the Turkifb Empire, except
Egypt, where difturbances Rill continue. Hour.
(chid Pacha, Governor of Egypt, has informed the
Porte that the chief of the Arnauts, Scid hich:met
Ali, in coPfequence of his pay being in orrear, has
renounced all obedience to the Governor and the
Porte, and atlually led his troops against thole of the
Grand Seignior ; in confecioence of which the Pacha,
whole force was ton weak to refill in the field, was
.obliged to take refuge in the calk of Cairo, wirer; Le
Rill was when the advices came away. Elfi Bey, who
is at the head of a confiderable force near Rola-
ta, has advanced againtt Alexandria with into.
tion to make himfelf matter of that city. The Pacha,
therefore, earneßly folicits reinforcements, and re.
pees the reprefentations he had fierpiently before
made, that the molt ferious milchief, and probably
the lofs of Egypt mutt be the confequence, unlef,she
Arnauts were fpeedily paid and recalled home.
Immediately on the receipt of this intelligence, the
Grand Seignior held a Divan, the refult of which was,
that the new Capitan Pacha was ordered to fail with,
out lofs of time with the thips and troops that were
ready for Egypt, to fupport Hour fchid Pacha, and
to allure him that a larger reinforcement should im•
mediately follow.
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In corifequence of there orders, the Capitan Path*
has get ready for fea three flips of the line, four
frigates, two corvettes, and a number of tranfports,
on board of which he has taken a quantity of artil-
lery, 500 artillery-men, and about 1200 regular
troops, and will to-day fail for his deflination.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY so.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O•CLOCKs

Calf°ls for money, f0011....f0r July 60*-
Reduced s.4f—Omnium 51....-Excheq. Bills IL pre.
PRiCk. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per C. Red. Ann. 6o I Imp. 3 per Cent spit
3 per ant. Cone Ams.spil Imp. Ana
4 per Cont. 78 77{ Exch. Bills. is. prem is. dirpe
5 per Cent Navy spit 99f Omnium prem.
Long Ann. 17 5-161 Lottery Tickets, al. 171.
I India Bondi, is. gs. die ' Cone for opg. 6cl

We have received Dutch Papers to the t3th
and fome more French Papers to the 9th. The Ham.
burgh Mail, due on Wednefday laft, has alto arrived
BoNAPA&T s and his Emprefs were expeCted at Fab
tainbleau on the t4th. Marlll2l BE RTHIFIt fet off fix
Holland on the 7th, but was expeeed to return 4
time to meet the Emperor, who was to pars a fee
I days of refrefhment at Foatainbleau. The Amid.
fador JOUBERT had returned fame days before the
date of thee Gazettes from Conflantinople.
His Majefly the King of Spain has fent four rib.
banes of the Order of the Golden Fleece to his Majes
ty the Emperor of France and King of Italy, inexchanp
for four orders of the Legion of Honour ! !
The Monitasr contains a comment on the KisA
Meffage. In its ufual Rile it infers from the terms
of the communication, that no conncdion fubfilled
between this Country and Foreign Powers in January
laft, and that none fubfills now. The anfwer trent
mitted to BONAPARTE'S overture is therefore Paid De
have been falfe. The remainder is a Ilring of inver
tives againft this Government for attempting to Air
up a Continental war. It is Paid too, that the anti•
ety difplayed to effeet that °Nee will, if the attempt
fail, afford a proof that we only make peace becaufe
we cannot make war.

The Moniteur makes a ftrange charge againft the
agents of this country for kidnapping Germanf to feud
to the Colonies. The objea of this attack feems to
be to render it more difficult for us to obtain recruiu
in Germany. The fad is fo much the reverie, that
we believe the German Corps are not to fore out of
Europe or the Mediterranean.
A letter from Madrid of the zoth June lays,
is known withcertainty that the (hip el Gloriofc failed
for Vera Cruz, loaded with quickfilver ; to dAy it is
reported, we know not on what foundation, that 111
met with Tome Engli(b frigates which engaged her
and that the blew up in the action."
The news from Holland is of more ;mom lance.--
A letter from the Hague of the t oth intl.
on the day preceding, the French Mirtifler, &sr 7
'TILLS, received a Courier from Milan, iron
which he had a long audience with the Grand Pol.
Mary SCHIMMELPENNINCK, in the courfe of which he
declared BOVAPAILTeS difpleafure at the conduit d
the Batavian Chief Magiftrate, fence hi, init.:lll6w
into office ; and warned him, if he did not ailb 1"
relapfe into the rank of aimpie Citizen, to thew a men
implicit obedience to the determination of his Sole
reign, exprefied through the imperial mandatory 0:
General MAILMOST.
A letter was alto received from Tat.t.syeitsn.
io
which the Minifter inveighed bitterly aptinil the
Grand Penfionary's obftinacy in oppofing the FP'
peror's views concerning the total annihilation tithe
lSritifh trade with Holland. H infortncci him, Slut

he would be fucceeded by Adm7ral Vre.tttut within
fix months, ghoul(' he Rill perfia in his infolent and
unwarrantable condu&.
Such was the information of the &II circles at the
Hague on the departure of the Letter of our Cone-
fpondent. In corroboration of this, it is a fat which
may be depended upon, that SCHIMMELTENNINC)C,
difgufted with his mock fovereignty, has already
offered to give in his refignation. Such a confequence
is certainly very much defired by BONAPARTE, as he
will then be enabled to bellow upon the Dutch pco•
ple all the bleflings derivable from the more imme-
diate Government of Tome one of the Tyrant's family.

A partition of Holland between France and Prof-
fia was talked of, but not believed by the incredulous
Dutch, who receive fuch intelligence with an infatu.
aced apathy.
The Batavian Funds were rather looking down-
wards, as the late encroachments of BONAPARTE
bad diminiffied the profpea of a peace.
Our private letters from Peterfburgh poffefs more
intereft than the accounts that have for fome time
reached us from that quarter. Till very lately it
was the opinion in the political circles in that city,
that there was little probability of a war between
France and Ruilia ; now, however, it is generally
thought that a war cannot be avoided, as it is gene.
rally known there, that the Court of St. Peterlburgh
has made thofe official Notes which were tranfrnitted
to the French Government by M. d'Ousair., the
Ruffian Chargt d'Affaires, before he left Paris, the
bails of the Negociation for Peace, which is now
about to be opened. Some time ago we laid ati-
thentic copies of there Papers before out. Readers.
A reference to them will convince any one, that if
thefe are to be taken as the bails of M. NovosILT-
ZOFF% negotiation, the Court of Raffia cannot pof-
fibly avoid hoftilities: In the mean time the Ruffian
army has been greatly augmented and large bodies
of troops have, without much &Me or noife, been
Marching to thole parts of the Ruffian frontiers
whence they can fooneft be brought into aaion.—
On the Path frontier alone there are upwards of
60,000 men.

No accounts have yet been received of Lord Mu-
sa'', or of the Combined Fleet, but as the wind is
now fair, we may loon week to receive intelligence
of importance.

Government difpatches will this evening be fent
off to Portfmouth, u. be forwarded to the Mediter-
ranean in his M.tjetly's trip Atamit.
LADY Lotits• MANN AM'S Mastkpaamm.--Lady
HAMILTON as a Sybil, was a very good Mafk—the
fang divinely, and in verfes which the dithibuted,
paid a high and jolt compliment to Lady Louisa
MANN ERs. -'Miff Nausom as Hebe, was moil beauti-
ful, and danced with Each grace as to enchant the
admiring throng.
Lail week the Right Hon. the Earl of ASSAD' ER
pared through Aberdeen on his way to Haddo Houk.
His Lordthip is loon to be united to a daughter of the
Marquis of AsaaEoes.
The Doke of RUTLAND has joined his Regiment at
Harwich' accompanied by his amiable Duchefi and

Yefierday a Court of Direaors was' held at the
EA India Honk, when Captain BENJAMIN RICH-
ARDSON was fworn into the command of the (hip Al-
bion, &Rifted for Madras.—The Court adjourned at
fix o'clock till Wednefday next.
VOLUNTEERS.—The Wandfworth, Batterfea, Clap-
ham, Mortlake, and Putney Corps, were all out on
Thurfday, and had a grand field exercife en the
Rife. The Croydon, Mitcham, Merton, Morden,
and neighbouring Corps, were alfo out for a field-
day, for the laft time for there two months, his Royal
Highnefs the Commander of the South Weft Diftria
having if orders that no mare infpcaions thould
take place of any of the country Corps, until after
hay time, and the hal veil is got in.
Yeftcrday the the Loyal Whitechapel Volunteers,
under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel HARDY,
marched from their Head Qzarters in Goodman's
Fields to Hackney Fields, where they met the Spital-
fields and Hacney Volunteers, and were brigaded
by Lieutenant Colonel HARDY ; after which they had
a grand field day, and went through their evolutions
and firing will great exaelnefc, much to the fatisfac-
lion of the Infpeair,g Field Officer, Lieutenant Co-
lonel HANDY.

On Monday morning the firft diviflon of the Nor-
thurchcrlandMilitia marched from Barnet to Kentifh
Town, where a Gentleman, who formerly lived at
Newcattle, entertained the Officers with a lumptuous
and elegant breakfafi, with choice of confeaionary,
fruit, wine, &c. and every Private with bread, cheefe,
and porter ; they then marched through the City to
Greenwich, and the following day to Danford,
whence they proceeded to Chatham Barrack*. The
fecond di vifion took the fame route ou Tay mor-
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lit/mien Co: ttor. (Gots's Gift.)---Yalerday
morning, at eight o'clock, died Wm. ALL,,, Ely.
•tho has been upwards cf 5-2 years in the above Col.
lege. The College, under the name of GOD'S Gift,
was founded by AWN, aho was Keeper of the
King's Bear-Garden, for a Mailer, Warden, four Fel-
lows, fix poor old Men, lix poor old Womtn, and
twelve Boys. Celibacy is afine qua non. The revenues
arc large and increafing. By the Statutes, the Wa-
rden fucceeds the Mailer, and takes upon him the of-
fice immediately on the Mailer's death, fu that there
is now a vacancy for Warden. The Founder direas
that the Mailer and Warden (hall both be of the name
of ALLar or Attars, and every perfon of that name
is eligible to become a cdidate. The eletlion is in
the furviving Fellows, who chtife two perform Two
rolls of paper are then put into a box, and each can-
didate takes one, and the peens who takes the paper
upon which the words '4 God's GO" are written, is
the Warden eleaed. The prefect Fellows are—the
late Warden, now M4ller ; the Rev. T. J. Smarm, the
Rev. NIVILLS ST011; the Rev.— BARRY ; and Mr.
Itituaao biliDowt Lt., who all rein e is the College.