Star.
London, England, 1803-08-17 00:00:00

Per P;.hlic Aucli:in, at r he Kin.i's Arnie White-
r, ~f• mouth. un Nlothitin the 22,1 Lay of this *Rant.
at Cou• o'Cl.tck in the Aft,rooon,
fait Cutler Pi le it cer FERRETT,
hint/ light 1 welve Pou:hiCatranadei, commanded by
Mr. RoLett IlOfi r. at d lately rt tuned tr,tni a fool critize.
i he Lent, r :'•:t•rti art. tit sy, h.iv.ng heal l.,iinched only I,Vfl
Monti., aid is .d.iiir Illy well calculat :1:1 for a Privateer, or any
other pt.tpufe v. L, re difhatch required.
For the V. Ira. and for Inv,-..tories of her w.irlike and
caber Scores, apply to Mr. Johr. Hoare, Merchant, Dock ; or to
John Tee an.! 8r0k..,.., No. 14, Lower Broad-itreet,. Ply-
motith.--Plynittuth, Auzuft 13, ISc3.

EAST-INDIES.

CAMP IN THE MYSORE COUNTRY, FEB. 11.

Our army is movirT, forward againfl HOLKARt
who has depofed the PLsiittia after a fevere battle,
in which many thoulands were (lain on both fides.
The WA has taken refuge in a firong Hill Fort,
called BaTine, near Bombay, and we as his Allies
are moving into the Mahratta territories to atria
him, and replace him on the throne, after which a
Bening Subfidiary Force will probably be ellablifh-
ed in Poonah his capital. No blow has yet been
llruck on either fide, and there is yet a probabi-
lity that the aim of the Marquis of Vs ..7ELLESLEY
may be accomplithed by Negotiation. If this ter-
mination is not put to the bufincfs, in about three
weeks we (ball eras the Frontier, and our firs ob-
jca I prefume will be the fiege of Darwam, the
flrongefi fortrefs of the enemy, and which will pro-
bably be hereafter converted by us into a Depot.—
Our army will confill of about .fOOO Europeans and
55,000 native troops, well equipped.—Our enemy is
brave, and has numbers on his fide, butt from the
itate of our army we have not a doubt of the event, if
he will once let us bring him to aflion.

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST is.

The FIRST Cot.sut. gathered exalt information
when at B7ull-els, refpefting the capitals which the
inhabitants of Belgium had lodged in the Englifh
Funds. He engaged the merchants to withdraw
their capitals as Ipectlily as poffible, giving them to
underfiand, that there was no longer any reliance
to be placed on the (lability of the Britifh Funds.
The arrival of the divifion of Admiral Btoou at
Corunna is confirmed. This divifion has taken an
Engin corvette richly laden, which was on her way
to Bengal.

The Gazette of Sweden announces, that all the
Swedilh veffels taken by the Englifh (ince the war
have been releafed.

The Government has taken under its proteelion a
number of Englah females, from nine to t 8 years of
age, who were at a boarding fchonl near Rouen, kept
by Engli(h women, who abandoned thefe young per-
(one under circumfianees which have doubly entitled
them to their care.
The Faits,. CONS ET t. has ordered two beautiful robes
of lace, of the manufatiory of 14111111 s, one of which
is dellined ter the Emprefs of Ruda, the other for
the Qr_reen of Spain. Works of a fimilar nature are
alfo in hand, detlined as prefents for force of the
reigning families of Europe.
The Flour CoNstrt. has given his fanttion to fen-
rel plans, formerly foggelled to the Adtrian Govern-
ment, for eztendi.ig the circumference of the city
of Broil-els. A fuperb gate is alfo to be crated op-
psfite the Alice Verte, which is to be called the gate
Napolecn, in commemoration of the tint of the Fits
C 0111111...

Several (Meeks and other (mall veWels that carried
on trade between Bruffels and Holland, by means of
the canal that conneas that city with the Northern
Sea, have lately been taken up on the account of
Government, who will indemnify the owners for the
time t' ey may be emp'oyed in the public fervice. A
Ernil4r meafure is expelted to be adopted in the other
ports. _ _

An Eni/lifh Lady of dillin4lion, who for fix months
has lived in the greateft intimacy with the fill fa-
milies at Mentz, has been taken up by the police as a
fulpelted petfon, and fent to the Right Bank of the
Rhine.