Star.
London, England, 1803-08-08 00:00:00

HAMBURGUN MAIL.

AtIST/RDA/4, JULY 26.-IL is raid that Citizen
SCIIII4IOI 'licit, who is now with the FIRST COMl-
sot at Bridle's, will be placed at the head of our Go-
vernment. The referiptions at Amnerdam are at 46k.
Haovs, uLr a6.—Prince Rusros.s, who was elee-
ed Grand Mailer of Malta, but who decliped accept-
ing that dignity, is arrived here from England.
The number of Englifh perfons of both fetes who
have been fent from flu fhing into the interior of Hol-
land amounts to 1300. The Departmental Govern-
ment of Holland has fent-a deputation to the Hague.
to induce the Bstavian Government to make tome re-
prefentations to the Firft Conful relative to this kb-
jell.
Rartsz,s, JULY 22.—The Chancery of Lega-
tion of the EleCtorate of Britawick has delivered in
to the Direeory of the Empire, an rapori relative to
the affairs of Hanover.
BANKS or riffs MAINF, JULY 23.—1 n feveral of
our gazettes it is laid that 3.000 French Troops are
to be fent the Hanoverian territory of Minden.
Others affert that tc,ooo men of the French army of
•Referve are on their march by Zwoll, Meppen, anti
Mafeltnie to Vetch ; that they will be followed by
to,ooo more ; that the greater part of there troops
are going to the territory of Hanover, and that Ge-
neral Bonhomme, who is in the Province of Gronin-
gen. has received orders to march to Weßphalia ; it
as alfo kid that a whole divifion of French troops
tare orders to occupy the Duchy of Bremen, and
that a camp of revere! thoufand men will be formed
near Cuxhaven.
[Note of the Holudistrzb Editor.—Of all this nothing
is knrsrn on the frontiers of Holland, or in the vie,.
nity of :he places mentioned.]
Co vvvvv GIN, JULY ,o.=--A Danifli Conful will
immediately be fent to the Levant.
The Sea 'Coal, which a Company here caufe to be
dug tip in the Faro Viands, improves in quality as
the workmen go deeper. 'A cargo which lately at.
rived was inatediately fold ; and another is fhortly
',vetted. A Captain arrived at Elfineur has given
information, that an Englifi convoy, which lately
failed from thence, had been difperfed, at;cl the frigate
which convoyed if, taken by the French—bin this
intallig :nee requires confirmation. The Ruffian fleet
which will fhortly fail from Cronfladt, confab of t 6
fail of the line, and r s frigates. His Royal Highnefs
the Crown Prince will remain yet fame time in the
Duchies. His Royal Highnefs the Hereditary
Prince, who is much better fince the ufe of the Sulphur
Bath, will probably go to Pyrmont.
Par 23.—1 t does not teem to be yet certain
whether the troops colleted in Holflein will Peon
feparate, or remain Tome time longer together ; but
from the farming of magazines and other circona.
fiances, the latter teems molt probable. On the
Tsai, Mr. Ltsrow had his firli audience of His Ma
jelly at Fredericka:ans. On Wednefday the Ship
Chrillian the Seventh was launched in pretence of
the King and an immenfe crowd of fpeteators. It
is remarkable for its carrying 94 guns, on two decks.
From the beginning of this month till yellerday. no
fewer than 5294 (hips have paid the Sound duties.
More than 400 (hips defined for the North Sea, are
detained in Elfineur Roads by contrary winds;
among them are 300 Engliat which are to go to
England under convoy : the Enid!" (hips of war
there are 3 frigates, a cutters, a flnop, and an armed
brig.—We have not yet ken any thing of the Rut-
Lan fleet.

N: 1

Extra!! of a letter from Turkey, July ;14—.4 Some
letters from Conitantinople fay, that the ad Turkilh
Pacha, who commands in Egypt, had marched
againft Toher Pacha, Chief of the revolted Ar.
naots, who have taken Cairo ; that Toher came to
meet him, but had loft the battle and his life, on
which the Arnauts had fubmitted. This news wants
confirmation."

PARLIAMENTAIir PRtICERDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6.

The Lime CIIA MC LLLLL took the Woe Keck at fair. The
Property and !senate Tat NI was read the third tinse,poirod, and
ordered hack to the Commons.
Thi Loas C usa (poke at confiderable length, to eit.
Oda kit motives for pollponing dual Judgment in the appeal caufe
of- Crefue Omni;' and hirther proceedings were deferred in
this auk, until the fecond more day in the seat Scißon of
Pariiensent._

Twatty- throe Bilio win braver up from the Carnivore by Mr.
A . sad fryer .1 other Maiebana, which wore nod tic
lirlt true. real ordered for the kcouil 'wading as Monday, to
which ray die Houk adjeratibed.

I:OUSE OF COMMONS.
Read the dair.l dote. the trio Crirbe Houk, Foreign Bin
yrq, Prise Court, Wine Prissy, Antiwar. Annuity, I.nnitan
Defence. ASIPd Tam OusfaNdados, Sugar Duty, and Newel
Ship Dillt—gaffed, and ordered nubs Lords.
Mr S having taken tLe Chair,
The CnAnert.Loa of the Excitto.stra moved,

; that the Horde do, at its riling odious n to Wednefday
next. An Honourable Member. he ohterved, who
had
.givel notice of his intentioti to hring forward 2
mots,,n on Monday. was not appiiied of his (the
' Chancellor of the Exchequer's) motion for adjourn.
went; neither did he himfelf imagine, at the time the
1 Hon. Member alluded to gave notice of hie motion,
1 that the Houle would have been prepared this day to
have gone through the whole remaining Wilier..
Probably. however, the Hon. Member would come
1 down to the Houle this evening, and agree to polt•
pone his motion to a louse day.
The motion being put and carried.
The Cumect t. Loa of the Excuse:wee again role
I and laid. it would be in the reeolleigion of Gentle-
men who were Members of the lag Parliament, that
lse had /caporal, in dw left kfrion, to bring (*sward
in this a mature for preventing the accumulation o!
Debts lir* the Civil Lia. A Committee bad been

appo:nteet, he fail, to enquire into the fiats of the
Civil Lift.and upon their report he meant to found
the intended meafure. He regretted, however, to
fay, that filch was the preffine of extraordinary bu•
finefs in the cockle of the Setlinn, that the Corn
mittee had not been able to ;,,vn through with th, it
enquiry until very lately ; and ac he wifhed the mea-
fure he intended to be difcutTed in a full meeting he
Ihould not bring forward his plan until early in the
next Seßion of Parliament. There wat another filb-
jed an, of much importance, to which he defired
to call the attention of the Houle a Committee had
r been appointed to inveftigate the joint account he
tween Great Britain and Ireland, but, owing to the
caufe already mentioned, namely, the preffitee of
public bitfinefs, the Committee had not been able to
finifh their examination. It was, therefore, his in.
tention to move for a Committee on the opening of
the next Scdlon of Parliament, to Terme die Inver-
Ligation.
Mr. SHERMAN, who had in the mean time come
into the Houk, pofiponed till IVedneklay his pro-
mifed motion relative to the Volunteers.