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CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO be SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION - 6 - to a LIVING within eighty milet of London, confiltin; of a Houle, Offices and Three Hundred and Silty Acres of Land in lieu of Tythea, in a Ring Fence, with Farm Houfe, Buildings, Re. The relent Incumbent is upwards of 74 years of fgt. For Particulars apply (pelt paid), to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. FJREIGN INTELLIGENCE. HAS' BURGH, NOVEMBER 13. It appears that Sebaftiani, the French Minifter at Conftantinople, has left that city, in confequence of Come fudden difagreement between the Turks and the French. It is generally believed here, that the French and Americans are on the eve of a rupture, as the Danes no longer refpeft, in the fmalleft degree. American property wherever it is found. The French troops, in great force, are in full march through Dalmatia. The greatett diftrefs prevails here, at Holftein, and other places on the Continent. FRENCH EMPIRE. --- (CoPT.) MOM, OCT. 26, 1807. TIIII7IIINCII CONSUL AT 'acmes, TO XIS !MILLI/10T TUC 10110Ill.11AIITTI, ftIiIDILIIT Of TUT SINATZ Of TIM CITT. " am eager to Worm you, that it is the intention of hts Majelty the Emperor and King. my Auguft Sovereign, that all navigation upon the Weer be prohibited. " It is his Majefty 's defire. that all veffels, even French, enter• ing the Wefer, be flopped, provided they arc wholly or partly laden with Colonial produce, or any other goods of whatever kind that England can furnith ; the goods are to be put under fe quettration, and taken in charge until new orders. " Veffels laden Coley with merchandize, which it is impoffihle England can furnifh, fuch as pitch, tar, iron, copper, and French wines, are to be exempted from (chore. " AU veffels arc to be prevented from leaving the Wefer. " I am finally ordered to take the molt &vicious meafures that the intentions of his Majefty be ftridtly and immediate) fulfilled. " I am now occupied in executing there orders. and batten to warn you thereof, in order that you may immediately inform the merchants of this city, that they may avoid the limitable lots to which they will be expofed, if they attempt to render ineffedtual the meafures taken for the rigid and prompt execution of the or din of my Sovereign. " I avail myfelf of this opportunity to exprefs to your Excellency the homage of my repot. (Signed) " LAGAU." THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER s 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Confols, money, 641—for account, 621..miteduced Omnium if pre.—Ezehcquer Bills, 31. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 63 Omnium prem. 3 per Cent. Confols 6311 India Bonds, to. dif. par 4 per Cent. Iloi 8r Ride. Bills. 4s. 31 pr. 3 per Cent. Navy 9811 I ConL for ace. 631 Long Ann. t7l Is -16 LISBON. The LAVINIA frigate, Lord WILLIAM STUART, I has arrived at Portfmouth from Oporto, which place Ike left on the zd indant, with 35 fail under convoy. She parted with the convoy on the 7th off Cape Finiderre. Mr. WAR!, the Britifh Conful, and the greater part, if not the whole of the Merchants who were left behind by the lark convoy, ate on their way home in the Mips which failed with the LAVINIA. The greater past of them, accompanied by the Aztazox, are now in the Channel. HAMBURGH PAPERS Have ken received to the' ht.th infant. In one of them it is Rated that Sasarriast, the French Mini. filer, had quitted Conftantinople, in confequence of a change in the politics of the Sublime Porte. If this impertant event Mould atually have happened, it 111111 y lead to vcry favourable tefults at the prefent critical moment. We mutt wait for the confirma tion of this rumour. The lama diftrefs is raid to prevail at Hamburgh and other ports of the North. The French troops, in great force, are in full march through Dalmatia. AMERICA. It is generally believed at Hamburgh, that the French and Americans are on the eve of a rupture; for the Danes, who are, in the fulled fenfe, the agents of the French, do not terpeEt, in the fmallefi degree, American property wherever it is found. Several letters received in town on Saturday from the Dutch coaß, agree in Rating, that Mr. Astra. sraoso, the American Minifter at Paris, has been called upon to declare, categorically. ;tithe name of his Government, either in favour of France or Eng land, not being allowed to fend any rnore.toAme. rica for inftruttions. A Gentleman who arrived three days once from Paris rays, that General AIMiTILONG, the American Minitter in that city, has lately had repeated inter. views with the French Government on the lubjeft of the fubfilling relations between America and this elnuntry. BOVAPAILTS has ufed both promifes and me• maces to excite the United States to declare war again[! us. The Floridas were offered as the price off their hoßdity, and it was afterwards fuggefted that one of the Spaniels We R India 'Rands-would be added; bnt there lures proving infafillent, and Boaararrs becoming impatient at their tardinefs in complying with his demands, General A II res-reou o was informed eatly in the prefent month that milers Ametica de. dared immediate war againft England. France w o uld confider her as an enemy, and flut every port on the Continent againft ker. If the rumour be true that Mr. AlurrieNC, the American Minifter, dreads a quarrel with France, becaure the Ur.i , ed States will not ceafe to be the carriers of Bs s itilh produce, and that ntin Mr. P Io carry dreads a quartel becaufe they it, their fitdation becomes very fingular. THE ARMY. There is no longer any doubt of General WHITS. I Lotus's being to be brought to trial. The arrange menu are made, and the charges given in at the Horfe Guards, by whom, we forbear to fay at pre&nt. The fulleft invettigation is to take place into the whole of the &falters in South America. The general Court Martial is to be held at Chelfea ; a Royal Duke is to prefide at the trial, and only General Govraa's arrival is waited for. An unufual buille prevails at this moment through• out the army. and two, if not three, important expe ditions are about to lint. Troops are s plleaing at three points—at Portfmouth. at Plymouth. and at Cork. At Portfmouth there ate— The yth, or Royal Fuelloan ith astlt sad, sd battalion 3 24 soth istl, and 6 bat tattoos of the German Legion At Plymouth there are two Companies of Artillery embarked, and thole two dininguifbed Regiments, the t tth, and Old Buffs, sd battalion, and the ad battalion 39th regiment. Some other corps are OD the march. At Cork ate-- Artillery 3d Foot, zft battalion ssth, or Edinburgh Regiment 634 both, the Rifle battalion; and 3aft, sd battalion ; and lead, ad battalion, or Gordon Highland" are to be rent to Cork. If we had any knowledge of the objats of there expeditions, we would forbear to defcant on them at prefent. All the ad battalions in Scotland and England will immediately go to Ireland, and they are fo full as to enable Government to withdraw to thiscountry, for difpofable force, the Regiments of the Line now in Ireland. At prefent only General Baas:roan is with the army collating at Portfinouth; but that able and alive Officer, General Smola, is about to let off for the fame quarter, and we have heard that the gal lant Colonel HORTON, of the Bth, is to be made a Brigadier for the fame ferrite. We have not heard what General Officers go with the expeditions from Cork and Plymouth ; but the veteran General Esc taxa is fitting out the expedi tion from the latter place. Admirals Sir SAliull. HOOD and BEATS are ready to RSA with the Portfmouth expedition. On board the American brig Carolina, Captain Dime, detained on her parse from New York to I Cherbourg, and fent into Falmouth by the Mars pri vateer of that port, Captain I/to:corm, were found a packet of difpatches from the French Chargé des Affaires in America to the Prince of Ilsortswro, (TALLsvaauo) and other French Minifters of State. They are confidently Paid to contain faros of the firLt importance, rebstivo to projeas now in agitation between France and America. They were immedi ately fent oft to London, for the information of the Utah Cabinet. Yam's* is at prefent very full of trotipi,' which have been landed here from Copenhagen, viz. 79th, or Highland Regiment ; 43d Foeit; and sth battalion King's German Legion. The 79th have marched for Colchefter ; the 43d are in the barracks, and the . German Legion are billetted among the inhabitants. Saturday morning difpatehes were received at the Admiralty from Lord GAIIIIIII 9 dated the 18th inR. at which time the Channel fleet were all well on their Ration.—At the fame time difpatches were re ceived from the Tezel fguadron, dated, the t9th— they contain no news. Admiral ESSINGTON had on Saturday a long in terview with the Board of Adniirilty. • Sir Senors. Hoon has left town for Plymouth. The Dana !hip Neptunus, 400 tons burthen, which arrived at Chicheaer to deliver a cargo of deal!, is made a capture•of, and. the Captain and 13 men fent plifoners of war to Pottlinouth.• • • • On Thurfday a cartel arrived at Plymouth, from St. Maine'. She had failed from that port Come time fince with the fon of Admiral Lamm, and feveral French naval Phyficians, who had been captured in a weird bound from America to France. A telegraph order was received at Plymouth nn Monday lati, to apprehend a man palling through that place, fuppofed to be a (windier or a fpy—but he could not be found. A letter from Maraiion, inclines us to believe that he Wed through Cornwall unfofpeaed, and efeaped to fea. A man of genteel'{ appearance, calling himfelf Campbell, arrived at Ma razion on Tuefday laa, and hired a (mall (loop for the oftenfible pnrpofe of conveying him to Cork, where he Paid he was going to join the expedition under Sir Sidney Smith, and was charged with dia patches for that officer. He left his figpatute as J. D. Campbell, comrniffinner ;" (poke Engbib fluently, but with fomething of the trite accent; his perfon, however, appeared to refemble the F i rma. He got clear off. CORN MARKET, MAKE LANE, NCTIEIZEK To day's (upply of Wheat is rather confiderable, chiefly from Kent ;—there are many buyers in re qua, and ready fates for fine, neatly at la quotation ; but ordinary qualities rather cheaper—Barley in (hilt fupply, and full as dear—Malt likewife—Beans of each fort are lower—White Peas are dearer—there RTC very few Oats arrived, and (carte any prime (ampler, and this trade nearly at lait currency—Fine Flour is rather dearer. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS—Wind 5.,., . AIL 'lnit. • At 1. DOZ. Dtlttlin • / 3 I Ostienburgb o Watcricir4 o s Lifboo - 0 I DARTMOUTH, ifov. sr. Arrived off this port this evening his Majeay's Chip Lavista from pporto ; failed from thence on the zd inliant with a fleet under convoy, confining of about 35 fail, and parted in a gale on the Bth ; only two fail in company, one of them the Gofport, Fora TORBAY, NOVEMBER u. LaR evening arrived his Majeßy's (hip Lavissa, Hon. Wm. STUART, horn Lifbon ; !he landed a quantity of letters at the PoR Office, which were forwarded by this night's mail. Alfa arrived his Majefty's brig Liberty, after experiencing a dreadful gale on Thurfday laft, in which ale was obliged to throw her guns overboard. • PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER sr. Yeßerchty advices were rectitsd herf from Scilly, that the brig Ann, of this pars, Captain LANGDON, and the brig Tasters alfo of this port, Captain Bits sins, were tottalbrooreeked on the rocks of one of the !(adds, in a violent gate, on Tuefday morning lan; the crews were providentially all laved. Thefe veffels failed from hence on Sunday left, and were bound for Cork, to load provitions. They arrived here WI week from off Oporto, in bailie, having been pre vented from entering it by ahe•Britifh (rips cruizing off that harbour.—Came'in, the &unto*, 36 guns, from the Weftward ; Postoa E, of 40 guns, from the Channel fleet; FORTUNii, of 40 guns, from the fqua dron off Rochcfort ; HAZARD, of ;8 guns, and no •sa, of ;8 guns, from a cruize; the Avon, Captain STRIATE', from Peter(burgh to BMll 1. with hemp. Sailed, l'A;01.1, of 36 guns, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 25. Arrived his Majetty's (hip LAVINIA from Portugal. Put back by contrary- winds, his Majelly's fbips Ceo• COME and ABUNDAN cc, with a fleet for the Cape of Good Hope. Dropped down to St. Helen's, his Maleay'. fhi p Postre a, to join the fquadron under command of Rear Admiral Keats. Came into harbour, the Matra, bound. to Malta, having re ceived damage in the late gales. Sunday lafk an order was received here to get all the line of battle fhips at this port ready for imme diate fervice. The molt arduous exertions were con fequently made to repair their defias, and get • their fores and provifions on board. Oa•board feveral of the !hips they were at work night and day. Such was the zeal difplayed, that by Wednelllay soon the following t t fail of the line, under the command of Admiral Keats, dropped down to St. Helen's : c Reu•Admtril RIATS "•• 74 j v.... b. M AcscoD MANSIIILD HALKIITT Luang MONS Superb Minotaur 74 Ganges 74 Man 4 74 edam 74 Valiant -- 74 Yount) Hercule •-• 74 Hon. Captain Comtta Brunlytick 74 Captain GRAVES Alfred •-•• 74 B/.loit 64 MAPS& Agamemnon 64 •.--;-• Rost And this afternoon the POMPRI, So guns, Captain DACIIIs, joined them, making 12 fail of the line. Sir SAMUEL Hoots returned from London on that day, and re-hoitted, his flag on board the Centaur, 74, Capt. WI/LIY whiOf with the Captain, 74, Captain J. Wou.sv ; Intrepid, 64, Capt. Woasur ; Africaine frigate, Captain Racosrr ; and the Suc sefs frigate, Captain Avsconon, had been made completely ready for lea, for a particular fervice, under the command of Sir Sassy EL :—Each of there (hips has two flat bottomed boats on board. On •Thurfday General- ,Bsetsroste arrived here from I. A ondett, to embark with Sir SAMIEz., in the Centaur, floe Plymouth ; from whence, it is under Itood, they will proceed immediately, with a number of troops, on an expedition of Come importance. The Captain, Africaine, and Succefs, failed this afternoon. The ferviee upon which the fquadron under Ad mire' Km:4 to be employed, is alfo a fecret. They were ordered to go to St. Helen's, and wait for further orders. It has been conjeaured, that they are intended to detain the Ruffian fquadrons CQM• mended by Admiral Set texts!, which is coming home from the Mediterranean ; and that they will put to lea the moment information is received of their ap proach. There are feveral cirenesflances attending their equipment, which teem to give Smith to this opinion. Two of the. (hips have only one month's proeifions on board, and two of them are not in a fuffiCient Rate of repair, for any long dillant fervice. This is only conjedure. but there is but one opinion afloat upon thqubjeEt. Whatever the objea is, it would appear to be of,theatinft urgent kind, and not for any remote fervice. Thirteen fail of the line and two frigates of the late Dartills navy, have arrived at this port, viz.— Chriftian V llth, 96 ; Walctemaar, 8 4; Crown P: in cefsMaria, Norge, Jultitia, Heir Apparent Frederick, Psincefs Sophia Fredericka, Odin, Skiold, Princefa Caroline, Crown Prince Frederick, Denmark, and Three Crowns. of 74 guns each ; the Venus, of 44 guns, and the Frederegityen, of aS guns. The SURVIIILLANTII frigate, Sir GIORGI COLLITI., is ordered into dock to* estamined. She grounded in turning into Kioge bay. ias.4 tonLequence of the Danes cutting away the bno7s.• .•; • It. - • DOVER. NOMURA ao. Clore in this day in dillrefs, the hoy Elisabeth Alezfewna, Captain ELLERTS. front Liverpool, bound to Riga with falt.—Sailed the brig Cora, Capt. OL s. sr, of and for Yarmouth, with wine for Oporto. —The French fchooner, which went into the Downs Tall Sunday with a flag of truce, came from thence this morning, accompanied by one of our criizers. • and Reered away for Calais.—Sailed the Gip Wil. i helm, Captain Kort ta, of Hamburgh, for St. Übe•s; 1 in Ballad. Nov. st.—A large fniuggling cutter, laden with contraband goods, was fent in here this day by a gun brig.—Wind S.S.W. and blows very hard. DEAL, NOVEMBER so. The whole of this day it his blown a very heavy gale. A deep laden brig drove athwart an Ame rican brig, where the lay entangled feveral minter, but without (to appearance) ("Whining any damage in her hull and malls, but one of the anchors on her bows was loft ; the American did not part, but 101 l her foreland,- maintopmad, and bowfprit. She drifted again with her anchor down alongfide the PRINCSSS OF ORANGE flag Trip, where her furemaft and maistopmall went by the board, and likewifo loft her bowfprit ; the drove jug without the buoy of the Brake, where the appeared to bold ground for nearly an hour, when the again went adrift, and drove out to fea through the Gull dream, her fate no one can afcertain (on (bore). Some think the foun dered in the Gulls with all her crew. A bark flip which came in this afternoon from the Wedward, cad anchor to the Southward a long way out, but the violence of the wind drove her with two anchors. ahead at the rate of five koots an hour ; it is feared (he will be driven on the Goodwin Sands, which, if the does, every foul on board mud paid* They have cut away all her mans. Two Deal boats at tempted to board bet, but the lea running fo high, they proved unfuccerbful. Fortunately there were not many veffsls in the Downs or the damage mud have been very confiderable —Arrived. the Hindoltan dorefhip, from the Mediterranean ; the CRACKER and BLOODHOUND gun brigs, from a cruise; and the R•Nosa tranfport, from the Wedward. 110V211212 21. A (hip that drove out to lea yefferday, and whibit was feared would have been drifted on the Goodwin Sands, was difcovered this morning riding in the North Bite of the Goodwin Sands difmaßed ;—her name is the William, from Gibraltar, bound to Lon don, having on board condemned Rores. The brig that drove on board the klaixcEss Of OLAND' did not founder in the Gulls as was fuppofed, but drifted out to fea ; by the very great exertions of a Deal boat the crew of the brig were taken oht (conftfling of 14 men) and landed at Broad Stairs 4, her name is the Bonetta,belonging toWbitby, from Sicily, laden with fulphur, bound to London. Arrived the But au gun brig with (even Dutch Eking boats, which the has taken ; }UNITY gun brig with a convoy from the weftward, and which have failed through for the River ; CLYDI frigate, Commodore Omit, from Dungenefs ; Busrtaa gun brig from a cruise off Offend. Sailed the Slacutt !loop ; WRANGLIN and BLOODHOUND gun brigs on a cruife ; Ranger trot port, and Royal Efcape lighter, for the River. ,OVtMIIL 22. Arrived the RIZ frigate from the Eat Indict, and failed through for the Nbre ; Tams', of 5o guns, from Sheernefs ; Bastitsa gun brig from the Baltic; KANGAROO and Taostr>tus■ sloops from a cruize of the coat of France. Sailed the Ftt;pus gun brig on a cruize off °Rend. Wind S. and Lbws hard. NIM•111 IN THR DOWNS : The Princes of Orange, Canada, Nalfau, Teak, Hisdpltaa, Clyde, Trompevis, Kapproo, Baftlilk, Bold, Tlckkr, Miss, Mackey, Cracker, Blazer, and Phapborus. HARWICH. NOVEMBER Is. Yenerds) , was brought into this port a brig with bright yellow fides laden with whiikey, in a finking Rate, having the water up to her deck, and no perfon on board ; cannot afcertain either her name or delti• nation : the was found in the Stain, with no anchors. cables, fails, or yards. Arrived hcre yellerday the Brothers, STAVNILAND mailer ; and the Hebble. RAMA mailer, both of Hall, with lofs of anchors and cables.—Remain the Aggreior and Havock gun brigs.--Wind S. blows bard. YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER sz. Arrived the ARUM'S frigate, and the GOMA= poop of war, with tranfports. Sailed the Foawaas gun brig to the Nore ; and the SWAN cutter, with Mr. Vicx, King's MeiTenger, for the Continent. — Arrived a French cutter privateer, taken by he CAILIIIII, Lieutenant MILIIII ; and this morning the Callalla cutter: feveral veffels have put in here with loft of anchors and cables, among which are a Swede and an American.—Wind S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. _ --- GRATE sawn Nov. aa..—Paffed by his Majtfty's !Übe I from the Rives Plata; General Wendell, —, from St. C.rolz,de• Weed by the Thifbe ; Mary, Movres, from the South Seas Autumn, Stower, from Memel; Diana, Parfal ; Wilbelmins, Dot. fon ; Adive,Spence ; Ageonoria, Hay ; Ceres, Stevenfoo ; Anne Rowfno ; Norway Celtic, Jones ; Mtwara', Tattoo ; Vella!, Bre. too ; John and Sally, Roger.;Cicero, Cormaek sod the Gnus Godfrey,from Copenhagen Sailed the Bride, Saunders,for Africa Woodrup Simms, Haynes, for Charted:cm ; Carron, Medic. for Gibraltar ; Swinger, Lurtoo ; Adive, Butland ; Monarch. Kest: Fortitude, Martin; Augustus Csfar Kirby ; Lively, l lair; sod 1 the Catharine Green, Steel, for Jamaica. The Thames (traorport), Evans, is put into Ramfgate, with much damage, having drove againft the Pier. The BeUirarius, Evans, from Rigs for Liverpool, is loft at Doo• genes. The Friendihip, Wedge, fromPeteriborgb for London. is 14 oar Yarmouth. Craw and pate of the cargo fared. • V