Star.
London, England, 1804-08-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

tart of the attiele which lately appeared in the Moa-
n?' was directed. One paffage was remarkable. It
was an allufion to the Ruffian forces fatal, intro-
duced into the Republic ')f the 6even Iflands. That
Republic was ercEteJ under the guarawee of France,
Anitria, the Porte, and Ruff a, and it was recognized
in the Treaty of Amiens. The ifoxissur rays that. if
it appears that this Republic is incanable of govern-
ing itfelf, Ruifia goes out of her pnittion in attempt-
ing to ufurp them, " w nature hat deigned than for ite
trio or the Porte, 1010 the prey of C.ire.entxo, which'
ow: abandoned in conieguenee of the French Revolution,
fpring up frame its ea, and the 7 urt: be defined to reptile

TUESDAY, AUGUST ii.
rains OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Canto* money, 5 74-.. ditto, WORM, 5 7
Omnium 611—Redue. d 5 7 it.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Pit Cent. Red. Atm. Alf India Bonds ts. aix QR.
s per Cant Conf. 53 Imp. 3 pa. S 6 41
4 pea Cent Imp. Ann. o tt•i
per Cent. Name 91j3 Ezeheq. HIGH It ti.
rr Dent. 4411.1 Omniunt 61 prrm
Lmls Ann 5.16 Confab tot acu s
bads Stock 1751

On Sunday an engagement took place. between
fomc ~f our cruizers and Come French vals off Bou.
logne. Reports Rates, but we hope the faCt will turn
out otberwife, that one of our cutters was funk. We
anaioufly wait for farther particulars. The accounts
that have reached us are given with our Nautical In-

into 'Ma."
This palrage betrays a great deal oft he fentiments
of the French Government, or perhapit is meant as
a threat of the hoftility which the projeas of Ruffia
will encounter from France, fhould a mifunderiland
ing arife between the two Powers. In the firft place
it is very dillinaly infinuated that Ruffia goes out of
her pofition if the attemps any fettlement or politi
cal influence in the Mediterranean. Ruffin, it is sf•
forted, is neither the fit Proteaor, nor Sovereign of
the Seven Wands. it is /lupin orat Ports. Here is a
line very artfully thrown out to Maria. It is known
that for many years pall a fort of mania has poi-
felted the Court of Vienna to become a Maritime
Power. All the old projeas attempted in the Low
Countrietare on every account dellioyed. The Adria-
tic and the Archipelago are the only feas in which au
Aufirian navy can be formed. Venice, for this rea• 1
fon, was a tempting booty, and the Seven Mends
would be a molt defirable acquifition. France throws
out the hope that Auftria may obtain them. 0 Na.'
ture has defined them for Auftria or the Porte."---
In this ftatement there is held out to Auftria the
profpea of a growing maritime power,of which Raf-
fia will be the rival, if Ruffia is admitted into the
"Mediterranean. It is thus that TALLEY LAND labours
to prevent all co-operation between the Imperial
Courts, and to fow diffention between them.
If it be true that any part of this fy the
Of .
Carta
ants refpeaing the Turkifis Empire remains, the de-
claration of oppefition to that fcheme, which is now
announced by France. mull alarm the Ruffian politi-
cians of the old school. In faa, the French politi-
cians made it a fubftantive ground of charge againft
their own monarchy that it permitted the projeas of
CATHARINE to proceed Cr far without interruption.
France, we may be well affured, never will Infer
thofe plans to be revived or to be carried into exec°.
ti in, at lean without a compromife in which the her-
fell would obtain fomething deferable. TA •
in this inftance, again denounces a formidable threat
agaistft Ruffian ambition. France was formerly, and
will again become, the proteaor of Turkey, at kali
if the latter is to be altailed by a foe that would not
divide the fpoil, and France is the only efficient pro.
tenor of Turkey. Here, therefore, is a menace of
what France could do againft Ruffian ambition, and
a hint of what fhe could do to advance it. The whole
of the expretlions convey a profound meaning. Po-
liticians will ponder them with attention.
The expeaation of a rupture with Ruffle appears,
in the mean time to have confiderable influence upon
the movements of the French armies. The force col-
leaed in the camp of Zeifi, already amounting to be-
tween fifty and fixty thoufand men, is to receive fill
further augmentation. Massroar, the General who
has the provifional command of it, was to meet the
Emperor NAPOLEON at Dunkirk or °fiend, on the
Loth, for the put pore of holding a conference.

telligence.
Government, we underhand, has received Come
falls amounts from the French costa, by which it
appears that &Warsar6 had not, on Thurfday
returned to Paris. An embarkation of cavalry, it
is Rated, took place at Mend la; week. A great
number of troops entered that place about the fame
time, to fupply the place of others which had been
fuddenly marched, it is not known on what account,
towards the interior.

A Meffenget arrived in town yellerday from Con-
ftantinople, with difpatches, which areT,faid to con-
tain an account of the Relict Turks having entered
Belgrade. and pct all the inhabit is to
an death.
Private letters by the Hkmburgh mails turn& tome
information which may be confidered intereftiag
M. d'Ousara, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, it
appears, was detained at Paris to late as the rah,
expetting a definitive autwit to the reltiseatior.
whichis publicly known to have been delivered
by.him to the Milifter foe Foreign Affairs. two or
three days after the departure of Boaasarra for
the coal. The fame fyftem of evafion, the fame
diftefition to tensporite, and to procrallinate the
period of declared hoftility, which was endeavour-
ed to be retailed upon the Englifh
previous to the commencement of the prefect war,
Is now retorted to by the Cabinet of the Ufurper.—
There is no oftenfible Minifter at Paris, from whom
the Ruffian Wider can procure any fatisfaftion or
information on the (dike of the Note tranfmitted
from the Court of Peterfburgh. M T
who& office it particularly appertains, went on an
eacurfion of pleafure to the country, foon after his
matter left the metropolis for Boulogne ; and there
is little probability of his refuming his diplomatic
f maioas uotil the return of B . In the mean
time the bufinefs of his office remains tufpended, ind
the oftinearons of M. d'Oosart unanfwered. The de-
parture of the blinifter for Foreign Affairs (without
any reatonable pretence) fo Coon after he had reeeiv-
so M. d'Ouaara's communication, looks as if the
French Government wifhed to evade entering upon
any ditcuffion of it, until they have fully prepared
thensfelves againft thnfe confequences that were
likely to relish from non compliar.ce. It is to be
premised the Ruffian Minifter will not leave Paris
without a peremptory order from his Court, or until
he (hall received an anfwer of Come kind. There is
not much likelihood that be will fpeedily obtain the
latter, for it is the obvious policy of Boa AAAAAA to
avoid coming to any explanation that may poffibly
lead to an immediate rupture with that Power. We
are perfuaded. that neither he nor hit ..linifter fur the
Foreign Department will, by their return to the eapi-
ul, afford M. d'Ousa is. an opportunity of demanding
a pofitive anfiver, until the feafon than be too far ad-
tamed to admit of offenfive military operations. This
was the plan of procraftination which was attempted
during LordWarr WOILTH'S negotiation at Paris, but
which was then difeoncerted by the forefight and vi-
gour of the late Admindtration. We trufl that it will
not be more fuccefsful in:the inflance to %%Lich we now
allude. Indeed we have reafon to apprehend that the
Ruffian Courier, who arrived at Carlfruhe, on his
way to Paris on the gth infant, was the bearer of
pofitive inftruClions to M. d'Ov salt. to leave the
feat of the French Government, is cafe no wcr,
or one of an unfatisfaaory nature. fhould haveanf been
given to the shine:tam which he prefented. All the
Ruffians who had hitherto remained at Paris. it ap-
pears by the letters from Franckfort, left that city,
and were returning to their own country. This au-
gurs as if there w..re but little probability of a fatif-
faitory termination of the points in dircuffion be-
tween AtrxAs DLit and theft/1.-created P cant of the
Farts WC (ear, however, that no operations
upon an extended fcale can poffi'rly take place until
the nest firing. It is probable that the Ruffian fleet
may, in the m an time, winter in the Mediterranean,
and be ready to convey fuch troops as may be col-
lefied to aft in thole qoarters.
Not only the general ac,:nunts in the foreign papers,
but the rernalls in the Official Patna' of the French
Government, would MVO that the difputes between
the Cabinets of St Peterfburgh and St. Cloud have
proceeded to feriotts lengths. did not the military
preparations of it t.,.11 thew it too. In thefe cireuro-
!lances, the French Government fermi evidently de-
ous to conciliate the Court or Vienna, and to eecite
its jealoufy of the views of itufLa. To this objefit

blockade.
For the fatisfaftion of the friends of the tranfports
that were lati year fent to Botany Bay by the Cal.
cutta, we infect the following correft lift of thofe
who died on the pattage, and after their arrival at
Camp, Sullivan, to the 3oth of January laR
Committed to the Deep on the Pear.
latin Thomas, Aged 23 years, Died sth et May, dos.
Stephen Byrne, - 30 - y May
Sam. Fellows, - 26 - i 7 May
Matthew Denham, 20 g 9 19 M
Av ay
g.
Henry Clams, IS - ldrowned klmfelf.
eremiah Da.id, - 47 - IS Sept.
J
ighrlf. Smith, - 19 - 7 03-
Died at Camp, Sullivan Bay, Port Philip.
Thirs.Dawitni., - al - 1 Nov.
John Everett, - 13 - 5 Nov.
Tho. Price, • 42 • • 17 Nov.
.
Nut PAe•., • 44 - IS Nov.
Timothy Holey, - 33 •. 10 .....
4... Elmore, - 32 - Ig Dee.
1". llamas. - 24 - 24 Dec.
lokn Heels, - 24 . 3 Jan. 1504-
Rich. Thompfm, • 3S - s 3 Jan.
Rich. Leonard, - :9 - as Jan.
'Cho. Page, - 20 Jan.
The Bridal Government in India meditates fome
Tate
refpefling the currency of that country.
The old Deihl gold idohur changed for fixteen Meer
rupees—the common ones (truck at Poonah will not
pats for more than thirteen, and this valuation fluc-
tuates very much according to the want or plenty of
filver and gold. The coin of one town is frequently
not current in the next ; and the Shroffs. by combi-
nation, have created a general fcarcity of fpecie, and
a contiquent embarraffment of trade.—Among other
Vikountefs Ms-evict-2 left Wimbledon yeßerday obj,Cts to redrels there inconveniences, the Board of
for Wollllille, for the recovery of her health. Controul has ordered an entreated quantity of dol-
lars to be fent out by the (hips of this feafon.
Sir Eras ration Ali Wa.. prefented with Om freedom
of the Corpoo of the City of DuLlin on Fs iday A circitintlance recently occurred in Japan, which
fe'nnight. will probably prove prejudicial to the Intereß of the
The Marquis of' WATERFORD left the Priory, the Dutch in that kingdom :—A Batavian (hip artiving
feat of the Marquis of Aasacoam, near Stantriore, there, refuted to fobmit to the cußomary regulations
of the country, of taking away her fails, guns, and
lag week, and the family of the latter I,J out imme-
helm, during her Ray ; and an armed boat was fent
diately after with a numerous (bite for Dantan
from the (bore to enforce obedience : on its approach,
Cagle, the feat of Earl Loutoev, in Slitopfhire.
however, the Captain fired into it, and wounded ft-
The Earl of W 2121102 I LAND and family, after viral of the people. The &ants on (hors were ime
Routing the coati, arc now moored at Lyme in Dor- mediately (diced, and would have been put to death,
feilhire, from whence they will thort.y weigh anchor had not the Captain furrendered himfelf and flip to
for Apthorpe, North
.ofd and chile their the difpofal of the King. The refult of this tranfac•
voyage with a vita to Loed Bow:Good, at Salaam, tints is not known ; but it is fuppofed that the Dutch
in Devonthire. will either be fuhjea to further rigour, or be deprived
The Counters of LEITILIS, and Lord and Lady of the exclofive trade which they-at prefeclocot enjoiny.the
Ctssissars, left town yefterday for Frognall, his Thorfday fe'ght, about three o'k
Lorcithip's feat in Kent. They were ercotted for afternoon, there was a violent thunder Mom at Ray-
feveral miles by the Eat' of Lst TRIM, the Hon. Mr. don : a fire bell fell on a barn, in the occupation of
CLEMENTS, Col. and Major SIC 1. CFIVIC T OH. &C. Mr. Woodgate, while his fervants were Racking
The Matchionefs of Doses:sums, and her fons. the fume wheat near it. The man raw the ball go
Marquis of Doan:solar, a.nd Lord litts.sactounn, through the thatch, and baying a long ladder by
and Lady C. Him., arrived at Brighton for the fca- them, one of the men
ran up to the
bile
the ball
fon on Thurfday lan. had made, which appeared to him no larger than a
The Earl of Cn arit as has returned from Coxheath rat hole. He called oat to his mailer, that a ball
Camp to Cl
of fire had pallid through the thatch, and that it bad
Lord and Lady G. H. a
lt and family are caught. The ball fell on the threffiing Boot, about
now fettled for the fe:tinn at EaR Bourne. three or four feet from Mr. W. The explotion vas
very tremendous, and covered a fpace about the ear-
The Hon. G. Boos seat,. and a large party of
cumfercnce of a Mad, with a yelluwnefs, finsilar
faftsionables, are now on a vita to Lord K. Srascaa,
to hi imflone. He had eight acres of Dutch clover
at Wnniliedding in 6.10-ex. fc.:l in and near the barn, which was all cunfumed :
Lord Vifcount LOWTIIII. Mt the Earl .1 Wlsr- 1 the barn totally, one door excepted; a cow bottle
taioataan have been very fuccef.ful in ti,i.it (hooting adjoining the barn, a new crated hog Rye at fome
excurfions this feat to. The latter Ni.l:lentan killed I little ditlance, with a row of new paling near the
25 birds at 25 tho:s, on the fill day, on 'SharP Fells. 1 dwelling bottle. The farm houfe being very near
Southevold boat's its fathionable vifitors this tea- ; the barn, it was with fome difficulty faved from the
fin, as well as &Lute planes of higher fame. There i devouring flames. His Hadlcigh friends brought the
are at relent there, Lady HARRIf Beltway and , lac engine with them, and though (isolate to kat the
family, Cffloi.el, Mrs. and Ma's S. HIP, 2, Captain barn and cow.lioufe. yet it was of great fervict to r.
rt. win, R N Mt. Oa•tow, Mifs puunt.as, and a . vent his corn• Racks from taking fire All his netrli.
long ccetera of 141111.,nablea. , hours in Raydon. and parallel. adjacent. at:ended to
Mn. GOODA Lt., btlongintr, to his Maj.ny's fiver render him every affittance in their power. With plea
,rullery, after dreffing at Weymouth, and unpacking fore we hear no one received any hurt in the ClIa•
his clothes, died tudiltnly ia his apartments. . Intim
•

111 rapt of the article which lately appeared in the Komi-
LONDON. cur was dire'ted. One paffage was remarkable. It
was an allufinn to the Ruffian fiotes lardy intro- 111
--.--
. . duced into the Republic •if the Seven Wands. That {ever
TUESDAY, AUGUST all. Republic was ercfteJ under the guarawee of France, it.
'RICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Arotria, the Porte, and Ruffia, and it was recognized Ro
Coddle, snoney, 57f...ditto, account, 57t in the Treaty of Amiens. The iforineur rays that, if tc."i.,:
Omni= 611—Reduc.d 37%
PRICE OF STOCKS YFSTERDAY. it appears that this Republic is incaoaWe of govern- Ti
3 par Caw-Red Attn. 57M India Bonds to a ss. dif., ing itfelf, Ruffia goes out of her pofition in attempt-
tx
p,,,
, 3pa Caw Conf.s7* bap. 3 pfX C Oil ing to ufurp them, " w nature has de, diem for Ate
.
6 per Cent ...if 101 p. Ann.() 51.1
1 § per Cent. Sao ststi Excheq. Bing is as. trio or the Porn, sorrels the pregeft of C.ire.terxe, alba, at
5 per Celt. ler topite Oniniuni 61 mot. tow abandoned in conference ef the French Revolution. se
Late Ann 1- 5-16 Coat& foe acc. 571
Sada Stock 1 75i fpring up from its ea, and the Turfs be dejined to reptile 141,4
into Afia." 1
On Sunday an engagement took place between This patrage betrays a great deal of the fentiments of 1
Come ~f our cruizers and Come French veff is off Bou. of the French Government, or pethaps it is meant as dill
logne. Reports Rates, but we hope the faa will turn a threat of the hottility which the projeas of Ruffia PI::
out otherwife, that one of our cutters was funk. We will encounter from France, fhould a mifunderiland se
aalioufly wait for farther particulars. The accounts ing arife between the two Powers. In the felt place do
that have reached us are given with our Nautical In- it is very dillinaly infinuated that Ruffia goes out of en
telfigenee. her pofition if use attempt any fettlement or politi
Government, we underftand, has received Come cal influence in the Mediterranean. Ruffin, it is off 'c
frells amounts from the French coed, by which it ferted, is neither the fit Proteaor, nor Sovereign of
appears that Bowaree r had not, on Thurfday laft, the Seven Wands. It is efulria ortbe Porte. Here is a w
returned to Paris. An embarkation of cavalry, it line very artfully thrown out to Maria. It is known vi
is Rated, took place at Oftend halt week. A
great that for many years paff a fort
become of maniaa
Maritime 5
has pof- ti
amber of troops entered that place about the fame feffed the Court of Vienna to °
time, to fupply the place of others which had been Power. All the old projeas attempted in the Low
d
foddenly marched, it is not known on what account, Countrierare on every account
the only teas in he
The Adri
an a-
towards the into ior. tic and the Archipelago are which
-- Außrian navy can be formed. Venice, for this tea
A Meffenget arrived in town yefterday from Con- fon, was a tempting booty, and the Seven Mends t,
Rantinople, with difpatches, which are Asia to con- would be a molt deferable acquifition. France throws
lain an account of the Rebel Turks having entered out the hope that Autiria may obtain them. 0 Na.
Belgrade. and put all the inhabitants to death. tore has defined them for Auftria or t I
he Porte."— i
Private letters by the Hkmburgh mails tornith tome In this ftatement there is held out to Auftria t-
the
information which may be confidered interefting : profpea of a growing maritime powee.of which Ru
M. d'Ousatt, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, it fia will be the rival, if Ruffia is admitted into the
appears, was detained at Paris fo late as the with. Mediterranean: It is thus that Tas.LIST RAND labours
"Peeing a "aides lidera to the niiinenan' to prevent all co-operation between the Imperial
which is publicly known to have been delivered Courts, and to low diffention between them.
mto the IrMilter foe Foreign Affairs. two or re: be
If it true that any part of this fy RCM of CATH A-
*l" days after the departure of Boner"?' for ants relpeaing the Turkifts Empire remains, the de-
the coal. The fame fyftem of evafion, the fame claration of oppofition to that {theme, which is now
oilltiofition to temporife, and to proceallinate the announced by France, mull alarm the Ruffian politi-
period of declared hoftility, which was endeavour- clans of the old fchool. lo faa, the French politi-
oil to be pritaited upon the Englifh Ambaffador, ciana made it a fubßantive ground of charge againft
previous to the commencement of the prefect war, their own monarchy that it permitted the projeas of
is now retorted to by the Cabinet of the Ufurper.— CATHARINE to proceed fo far without interruption.
There is no oftenfible Minifter at Paris, from whom France, we may be well affured, never will Infer
the Ruffian Winker can procure any fatisfaaion or thofe plans to be revived or to be carried into execs-
information on the fubjea of the Note tranfmitted ti m, at lean without a compromife in which the her-
from the Court of Peterfburgh. M. T ito fell would obtain fomething deferable. T ,
whote office it particularly appertains, went on an in this inftance, again denounces a formidable threat
mutton of pleafure to the country, foon after his againft Ruffian ambition. France was formerly, and
mailer left the metropolis for Boulogne ; and there will again become, the proteaor of Turkey, at leafl
is little probability of his refuming his diplomatic if the latter is to be affailed by a foe that would no'
f maim return of until the retu of B . lii the mean divide the fpoil, and France is the only efficient pro
time the bufinefs of his office remains (Anode& and td
of Turkey. Here, therefore, is a menace o
the shimmy of M. d'Ouszin unanswered. The de- what France could do againft Ruffian ambition, ant
pasture of the blinifier for Foreign Affairs (without a hint of what the could do to advance it. The whol
any reafonable pretence) Co Coon after he had receiv- of the expreilions convey a profound meaning. Pc
so M. d'Ouriesi.'s communication, looks as if the liticians will ponder them with attention.
Trench Government withed to evade entering upon
The expeaation of a rupture with Ruffia appeal
any difcuffion of it, until they have fully prepared in the mean time to have confiderable influence upo
i • theinfelves againft thofe confequences that were the movements of the French armies. The force co
. .
likely to refult from non compliance. It is to be
leaed in the camp of Zeift, already amounting to b
• ,
premixed the Ruffian Miniiler will not leave Paris tween fifty and fixty thoufand men, is to receive ft
i
without a peremptory order horn his Court, or until further augmentation. MAK most., the General wt
he Gall received an anfwer of Come kind. There is has the provifional command of it, was to meet tl
not much likelihood that be will fpeedily obtain the Emperor NAPOLEON at Dunkirk or °fiend, on t
1 latter, for it is the obvious policy of Bora AAAAAA 10 loth, for the put pole of holding a conference.
't I avoid coming to any explanation that may poffibly ----
lead to an immediate rupture with that Power. We Vikountefs Meer/lees left Wimbledon yeßerd
are perfuaded. that neither he nor hit Mini fter fur the for Wo
Foreign Department will, by their return to the eapi- ;thing, for the recovery of her health.
Sir Eves NlPcAw wa, prefented with the freed'
tal, afford M. d'Ouseis. an opportunite of demanding of the Corporation of the City of Dukiin oil Fait.
a pofitive infirm, until the feafon [hall be too far ad- fe'nnight.
The Marquis of WATERFORD left the Priory,
voiced to admit of offenfive military operations. This ‘.
seat of the o,arquis of Assecoem, near Stanna
was the plan of procraftination which was attempted 'aft week, and tic family of the latter to out im
during LordWarrworre's negotiation at Paris, but diately
sereaftr with a nomernos (trite for
.Dan
w
Mel was then difconcerted by the forefight and ri. Wile, h at of Earl Ltrueow, in Slit opflure.
t gout of the late Admindhation. We trufi that it will The Earl of Wssr MOSS LAND and family, a
the coed, arc now moored at Lame in I
not be more fuccefsful in:the inflance to %%Lich we now f '
fcectlthirilrne!from whence' they will thort.y v,eigh and
ik
\\
allude. Indeed we have reafon to apprehend that the for Apthorpe, Northaroptiinthire, and cif& t
Ruffian Courier, who arrived at Carlfruhe, on his voyage with a vifit to Lied Boareemor, at Sala
way to Paris on the gth inflant, was the bearer of in Devonfhire.
pofitive inftruaions to M. d'Ou salt. to leave the
CThe Counicfs of LEITRIM, and Lord and I
feat of the French Government, is cafe no anfwer,
ri.oird"fllcia 1;3: feat
itno wiz e TRIM, ft et%
They
lotwe r
eF
efcn,tedal
or one of an uniatiaioaury nature. fhould have been venale „
i ll:slses by the ...Ai. 1.. ..siTltiat, the lion.
given to the ultimatum which he prefented. All the ci,m,,,TB, Col. and Major SIC! FFIMG Tom, &C.
Ruffians who had hitherto remained at Paris, it °P- The Marcbionefs of Dowx sm me, and her fon.
' pears by the letters from Franckfort, left that city, Marquis of Dowssitiar, r.nd Lord lit warren
and were returning to their nun countty. This an- and Lad yC. Him., arrived at Brighton for th
fon on lituriday lag.
guns as if there w..re but little probability of a fatif-
faihary termination of the points in difcuflion be- The Earl of CHATHAM has returned from Col
Camp to Chatham.
1 i tween Ate xAs ma and thcfrif-ereared Em saw,. of.the
Lord and Lady G. H. CAVONDISH and Tamil
FRERCI4. We fear, however, that no operations now fettled for the reatOn at EAR Bourne.
upon an extended leak can poffiqy take place until The Hon. G. D4)12% Ult, and a large pa
the It nest Ivring. is prAable that the Ruffian fleet faftrionahles, arc now on a shit to Lord R. Sri
may, in the mean time, winter in the Mediterranean, at Woolliedding in so ne r•
and be ready to convey {arch troops as may be col-
MLor ORLANDd Vhave been veryifcount LOWT HlS.foccef.fulin ti,tii•
MO the Earl.vffit
1 lefted to aft inthole quarters.
ercurtions this feat tn. The latter N. lilenran
1 Not only the gerund ac.:ounts in the foreign papers,
but the remarks in the Official Jout nal of the French 25 birds at 25 (hots, on the tirtl day, on Shari
Southwold boat's its tafhionable vilitors tt
would (hew that the difputes between
Government,fon, as well as &Lute places of higher fame.
11 the Cabinets of St Peter (burgh and St. Cloud have are at pcirtienmeithe\rie,,. La.irldy
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uill 111.11(1
proceeded to ferion. lengths. dad not the military
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• preparations of R 0,.. I thew it too. In thee circuit)-
. lony etcetera uf fathionables.
'lances, the French Government feems evidently de-
Mr. GOODALL, belongintr, to his Maj.Ry'
iitous to conciliate the Court of Vienna, and to excite 'cutlery, after dreffing at Weymouth, and uni
its jealoofy of the views of Ruts. To this 0401 his clothes, died fudilinly in his apartments.