Star.
London, England, 1804-08-02 00:00:00

ANOTHER HAMBURGH MAIL

After this Paper was at prefs, we received :be
Hamburgh Mail which became dile yeßerday. Se-
veral more Ruffian fhips, with troops on board;lbave
paired through the Dardanelles for Corfu, and it is
Rated in a letter from Vienna, that the Grand
Seignior has fent a letter of congratulation to Vomit •
, on his elevation to the dignity of Emperor.
The met important article, however, of intelligence,
bentsght by this conveyance, is that which relates to
the opening of the prntoe •1, on the note tranfmitted
by the Emperor of Ruflia to the Diet ; as a little
time mutt now thew what loin the politics Of the
continental pt.w•ers are likely to take. The flow-
ing are the articles moll worthy of notice:
CoNsvaerisorss, June 87.—0 n the isth inflant
the French itrtibalttlir, Gcheral Daunt, received
by a courier advice of the elevation of 13
rt the Imperial Dignity, and the various promotions
made in colikquence. There important changes he
ensile known to the Diplomatic Corps here in a Note
or. •he i Bth intl. lie ha• Gnce had fevers' confuse:lets
with the Turhifh hliniillv.

The report bit Eaglet% (hips have beets f.rbidelen
to enter the To: Lifh hai 'Jour% finds little credit.

Acce.r.ling to accounts from Egypt. there' has
been a riot and battle between the crews of the Turk-
is fquadron lying at Aboukir. and the Arnauts.—
The Commander of the Tnrkilk fquadron, and fere-
ral Greeks beim ginglo his Otipr, were killed.
Lail week the Ruffian General, Baron Braema-
r:tit v tv. and his attendants failed for Corfu and Italy.
Two Ruffian frigates front Corfu bore returned
through the Canal to Schaftopol. The RnSan troops
which left faded f.w Corfu on board two okl fitips 4.f
war. and three other air, amount to 3600 men.
VIOVIIL, JOLT tB.—The Trench Arnbatfador here.
CiIaMPAGIIIV, has received difpattbes (fern Canaan

otivf a warier, litio• we.
c"' et
rivfittlfoas;ons Of the Gam!, .Siteriscutibl)ov a.,
oiars, nn his .I.acpbse4 toTbe Imperial
The French Ambairador here his not yet r#eit.'
ed his new credentials, nor have any.beesifiatt to our
Ilaribefiltdor at Paris, -COUnt
".*Our feats that the harrell would-be totilli.dt-
firoyed by the heavy rains. have greet fuOilled
Ante the 15th, when we hid verj warm and fine

weather, which itill continues. "
Raritan)+, JOLT 20.—T0-day, at the exprefs rt.
(ita of the Envoy for the Ekaorate of Brunfwick,
the poises/on the Ruffin Note - was opened in the
Colleges of Ekaort and Ps inces, and the Eleeterate
of Brunfwick and the City of Bremen gave their votes.
Jo Ly 21,-1 n the vote given on the part of Hanover.
on the fubjell of the Ruffian Note, his Datfaa ate
Niai liar as Eleltor of Brunfwick Luneburg, expreffes
his full approbation of the part taken by sba En aoa
of Russia, and prepofes that his Imperial PulhiafT
MAJFSTy Mould be repelled by an alit of the Diet, en
take Arch meatures as in his salmi he (ball judge
proper to procure a foi!able and fatisfaaory explake-
tion from the French Government. Hia MAIIITY
at the fame time reminds the Diet of the morn
important and dangerous violation of the rights of
nations, the treaty of Lunevilk, and thefecurity cf
the German Empire, by the forcible Wore', occispa.
tion, and opprefEen of Hanover, his • Majelky's Ger=
roan territory, without any declaration of war.

Yeßerday, loon after breakfatt. his -Mayans, the
Duke of Kitty, Princefres &seism and• A 11114.14 at-.
tended by Lady Tsui/ay. Generals CAILTWIItOkT
and Farzaor, took an airing on horfeback in Wind-
for Great Park.
Yeaerday Lord Metvit.t.e entertained the Lords-
of the Admiralty at dinner, at his Lardillip's houle
at Wimbledon.
The,Ostaveltn•a of tee' lteceteyaite
qr daY, a Cibl t ifteinatelit• $s Well IngZ44'
erect, to thejaninetteiiimeditirkihenVhiliwinfeen,
Earls-of CliaTilior. TM. • indWltersetainalln,
lad LordellaiknWiti. aireeinsitteXami.saaSon,
and Mvtoaava. -
The gallant Admitalrananeentots atthetin town,
Gran his boufe near Lysnington, en Tnefelay after-
noon, and yelterdpy Mid a long interview with Lord
Mamma...ft at the Askidealty. The' health of the
Admiral appears to be nearly ellabliflsid, and•hra flay I
in town nil, be but fors few days. '
Admiral Pursues is arrived in toms, bowleg com-
pleted hi, infpatina of the Sea Fencibles and daft
Rationed for the defence of the different parts of the
aka t an' account of which has beat laid before
?dingier'.
Sir SYDWIT Sneers has been at Rieholood during
the lilt three dayi. He was fainted by the band of
mufie which plays in the promenade daily, and by
I.the company in a very dillinguifind manner. Sir
Sr DM sr left Richmond this day.
One of the many curious Gets. firfi given to the
world by Karts sus. in his French travels, is the!
extraordinary account of the appearance and die
appearance, in various parts of France, of a young
man, who perfonate's ?Ha tATI Davpata, and who,
if not the real perfonage. has bad the addrefs to attach
in him, with unbounded devotion, every Rank of
People wherever he goes. •
On Tnefday morning the Briptde of Goads, un-
der the cotuntaqd of Major•Genmal &Rearms were
muliered in the Bird-cageovalk, St. James's Park,
in order to be prefent at the execution of the rents nee
of a general Court Martial, held on John Gillet. a
private belonging to the td regiment of Foot Gnat ds,
for frequent defections. His !entente was to receive
3000 lathes ; but he only had too. The remainder
inf his puniflunent was remitted, in confequence
Ibis long confinement.
Yettetday morning the Firll Regiment of EaR
India Loyal Volunteers were infpetied by Major tae
'neral Game Doe, in the Company's ground, rear the
City Road. Their military appeatance. and their
I Rate of difeipline, was filch as might be expeEted'of a
corps that has elleblifhed its eharatier fo long.
A few of our countrymen have, within the& few
days, arrivelifrom Prance. The fon of a Gentleman
of the Cullom-houre at Plymouth. arrived on Mon-
day from Morlaix, where he had been at fchool. He
and two other young Gentlemen were (*offered to re-
turn to their native country,tagefher With a Mr. Fo.e.
ars, a merchant of London. .whir had ueen detained
fince the beginning of the war. 'lite recent changes
in the French GOverpTtlit are laid Jn he tar from
agreeable to the people, verko in private deliver their
opinion very freely. Never, etenttnilet Itossittettes.
was the fyßem of eilleaege carried off to a'greeter ex-
tent in private families—Bonweitare • mar lay with
Mkt ilk' SI. . • • • I
1 Ivere's not a Thehe of tins, taut is bisloult
I 10.ep a ("Trani tee d. - •
General Mna sA Vs brother-in law, an eminent phy
liCian at Mortals, is watched•by the police fpiei with
the utmoti vigilance. Provillons as very dear, and
toad: entirely at a'itand. •
Authentic accounts of a very recent date.havelseen
received by a general nffictes lately in cnmrodticl in
Egyt t, that Esvi Bar is now (in ennfecuence trf the
inter mediation of this Government) perfeCtly kilos-ea
to the confidence of the Porte, and aßnilly, at pre-
fent in command of a body of troops, in conjnnißion
with the Viceroy, to fupprefs die renewal of a French
party in that country.
' By his Majefly•s Sip CALCOTTA. lately arrived
from New &nth Wales, difpatches have been re-
ceived Iran Lieutenant Governor Cotttes, dated
in Match-tall, Rating, that on his arrival at Port
Phillip he found it dellitete of every requifite for
enaeldlsing a colony ; he. therefore, re-embarked his
people. and proceeded to SuUivan Cove, on the Dee.
went River. Vandtensan's Land. where he again dif
embarked ; and finding a fituation which promifed to
enforce every e: attar, he formed a fettlement on
a !pot to which he had given the name of Sullivan
Town. The Lieutenant Governor (peaks in the
higheß terms of the foil. the goodnefe, and plenty of
the water, and the beauty of the furrounsling coca
try. Pith and game, he adds. are in tolerable abun-
dance. The natives are by no means numerous, and
api.sar to be very inuffenfive.