Star. — London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

r'"' Jun - it. The coismand of Martha Brune comprehehds &berg alto. The fii.ge tarried on under him.— Since the sth litany, Isis EZeeUency has been at s tett im The army Of bbfervation inereafes every day in fliength. M eot ding to Ovate accounts, beneral Leftosq • continues to command the Pruffian corps ih Eaft prulba. His head-quarterEare in Heiligenbeil, whele the Emperor of Ruflia and the Xing of Pruffia re viewed the troops three days fucceffively. Letters from Koningfberg of the 111 of June fay, that General Kamenikoy returned on the zi/th May with Bobo Ruffians from Pahrwaltr to Pillau ; that two days before; pn the 25th, General Bluther ern: barked with it Ruffian corps from Pillau to Stsalfund, whither the Voluateek corps Marwitz and Krokow were already gone; that the fortifications of Itoningf berg were putting into a (late of improvement. and that a referee corps of 12,b0b was to be [imitated there . . It is added, that there were man,' tick there, and that provifions were dear. The Cronftadt fleet is taking on ticiard a corps of Ruffian troops, intended to be debarked In Holland. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE ai pvcz OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON O'CLOCK: awn*, ibir July QR.—Reduced 63.-Omniona 11 prem. Uri*. Bills par to is. pran. pRiCK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : Bank Stock -- India Bonds, 58 pram. 5; per Cent. R. An. 63 621 63 I Bickel. Bills, par a 211 dif. 3 per Cent. Conf. last Oninium f per C. Conf. Sol S r I Lottery Tickets t 91.175. Long. Ann. 17 25 1 6 1 Covfoli for ace 6411 _....__ MEETING OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT. This day at twelve o'clock the Lord High Steward of Great Britain, (the Earl of Ay cesroon) with his white rod, attended at the Houft of the Clerk of Parlialbent in Palace. yard. His Lordlhip, attended by Meas. Lays, and the other Clerks of the Houfe of Commons, then pro. ceeded to the Long Gallery of the Honk, where a confiderabl'e number of the new Members waited to receive them. After having read His Majelly's Proclamation for calling a new Parliament, the bufinefs of fwearing in the Members of the Houfe of Commons commenced. The ceremony of choofing the SPEAZER bad not been gone through when this Paper went to prefs. THE CONTTNENT. Since our laft,Paris Papers to the 12th, and Dutch to the 15th init. have been received. Two Danith Mails, with HambUrgh and Alton* Papers to the 16th int. have alto arrived. Their joint intelligence is of fume importance. They contain nothing to warrant an opinion that a negotiation it going on.— Propoiltions may have been Made by notravaarsi ansi perhaps backed by Au Rita, but they do not teem to have been Netted to by the Allied Powets. On the other hand, an application is Paid to have been made by Ituffia to the Court of Vienna to' join the confederacy, but without cuccefs. It appears beyond all further doubt, tl.at Louts BONAPARTII has abdicated the 'Throne of Holland. Whatever may be the general fentiment with which the Imperial Houfe of NAPOLEON is juflly regarded, it mail be confeffed that Lours Booarears merits an honourable mention. His charafter is mild and do mellic ; he has nothing of that atrocity of nature which is neceffary to the flipport of a New Ufurpation. He was fcarcely feated upon his throne before his people approached him with reprefentations of their common diat els, and implored him to abrogate that prohibitory commercial fyflem, which, by cutting off foreign communication, intercepted all foreign demand, and thus ruined a country which could only fupport itfelf by means of its richer neighbours. Lours BONAPARTI appears to have been moved by the Irene of diarefs before him—the fyitem was partially abrogated, and the communication opened between England and Holland through the indirea medium of neutrals. It is Rated, that thefe gences have provoked the indignation of the Emperor NAPOLEON. The firft effeet of it experienced by the Kum o HOLLAND, was the defection of his Wife, the daugh ter of the FRENCH Est PRP S S ; who, after fome nnfuc• cefsful intrigues, withdrew from her Huflund to her Mother. Louis BONAPARTE, wearied with thefe intrigues, and having in vain folicited pernaZon to retire, has at length abdicated the Throne, and withdrawn himfelf into Italy. The Dutch Provinces are in con fequence in the greateft confufion—they have im plored the return of Louis—" that Monarch, whom I they have known long enough to love, and whore rerreat will renew that flare of conf i tfion and diftrefs, from which his moderation and princely humanity I had but began to relieve them." The King of Sweden has refuted the further pro. longation of the armiftice ; and Matfhal Moarts s had in confequence again advanced into Pomerania. The proclamation of General BLUCHER, on his af. fuming the command of the Pruffian troops attached to the Swedifh army, is dated on the tft inflant ; and Rates expreNy, " that they are about to com mence operations againft the enemy, in conjunelion with the Swedifh troops, and under the command cf his Sw:dias Majefty." After this, we think there can be no doubt of the fincerity of that Prince, or of his intention to refume hoftili;ies as Coon as he (ball feel himfelf able to do fo. It is probable a notification that the armillice would terminate at tbc ftipulated period, *as totothonicatect to ate Commander of t h e V reneh arkny in Pomerania at the fame time. The Intelligence froM the armies goes down fo late as to the 'thy at which time nothing had occurred. Both arinieti however, were fail to be in manifeit preparation for a general battle. It is here however neceffary to add, that this report with ferped to the armies is not very dinine, nor apparently entitled to much credit. PRIVATE LETTER. " Lowea &fig, JUNE 9 —Since the capittilation of Dantzie, it does not appear that any thing has happened in Poland of the leaf! importance. This event has produced a very unplexfant impieffion here, and almoft every body exclaims again(t the Engin for not coining to fare it i many think that it will lead to a peace : hovieVer this bi, it molt cer -1 tainly will proie of the utmoft impoitance to the . French. With refpeet to Sweden, we know abfolitiely nothing ; a report has been fprtad that peace was already concluded; on the contrary, the Attona Mer cury of yefterday, has the following article: General Blucher b arrived at Stralfund with 60coo Pruffian troops.—The removal of the French head quarters in Pomerania 1 to Anelam,gives rearms to apprehend a fpeedy renewal of boat -1 titres: ki in Hamburgh are a very few Dutch.—The Dutch under Dumoncean, form the extremity of the left wing of the army of Marfhal Brune; their head quarters are at Coverden. The right wing confifts of French troops on the lower Oder. The Spanifh troops will form the centre, and arrive in Hanover in the middle of the month. A referee of German Contingents will be at Magdeburgh. Thus this army has the coati of Pomerania, the mouths of the Trave, Elbe, Wefer, and Ems, in front, and can affemble in a ihort time, wherever it may be neceffary to receive the Englifh." 41 June is.—For Tome days much has been laid of the conclufion of a peace between Sweden and France; but it feems certain that no fuch event has taken place. There is news here which lam affured is authentic, that the garrifon of Graudenz has made a moti brilliant and fuccefiful tally, upon the three regiments of troops of Heffe Darmfladt, who be. fieged it. They were alinoft wholly cut to pieces or made prifoners. The Garrifon deftroyed the bat. teries and took above loco oxen ; large quantities of other prdvifions, as corn and flour ; and alto feveral (hips, laden with coffee, fugar, &c. ; and one with a confiderable fum of money. "There are ftill a few Dutch troops inHaMburgh, but we expels that they will all leave us, and that we shall have Spaniards. Aknoft all the Downier: are gone we know not whither." The Liibor. Mail has arrived, but the Letters have not been delivered. The fituation of Portu2,al is faid to become daily more critical, as a large force of Spaniel. Militia is now encamped upon the eafietn limit of that kingdom. It is, however, no improbable opinion, that, in the prefent (late of things, this (how of forte has no other purple than to keep Portugal in awe, the Spaniffi troops are abfent upon the Villula. It is fcarcely indeed potlible, in the (m prefent circutntiances of Spain , that th e (mull hope any ferious impreffion could be made upon Portugal. The Prince of Peace has enough to do to fupport himfelf againii theNob)hy on one fide, and his French friends on the other. The HAZARD (loop artired at Malta the t jib nil. ! with difpatches from Egypt, tranfmitted by General FRAssa. The difpatchetrequired the immediate de. parture from Malta, of the viauallers and (lore Mips which were lying there at that tine, and they accord. ingly failed for Alexandria the following day. A fetir days afterwards the rocket veffels put to fea for the fame deftination. This does not indicate any intention on the part of General ream to abandon the important poll of Alexandria. On Saturday Captain TIN LIMO, who commands the Sea Fencibles at Aldborough, arrived in town with difpatches brought by M. &Distil, the Ruffian Of ficer who was recently loft on the coa(l of Suffolk. The body of the unfortunate gentleman was thrown ,'on fhore and the difpatches were found attached to it. Some American papers reached town on Saturday, one of which contains the following paragraph : Captain Hozosom, who arrived at Charlefton on the ;6th ult. left Sr. Catharinc's, Brazil, 70 days before; at the time of his failing, a veffel had arrived from the River Plata, with accounts, that the Englint, at Monte Video, had fent ait armament again(' Buenos Ayres, which it had bombarded for fix days, and it was expeEted to furrender. Much bloodflied is reported to have taken place in theft attacks. A letter from Port au Prince, dated Aptil std, received at Philadelphia, lays, that a few days previ• ons, an engagement had taken place between the re. fpeCtive forces of Petion and Chi;llophe, in which the former had the advantage. Chiiftophe's men were, it is fail, defecting over to Petion. HIGH COURT or JUSTICIARY —On Monday the Court proceeded to the ttial of Enfign Hugh Max well, of the Lanarkfbire militia, for giving orders to one of the fentinels under his command to fire into a room in Gicenlaw Houfe, where prifoners of war were confined. Enfign Maxwell denied that he was guilty- of the crime charged in the indiftment, and had no doubt of proving, that if any perfon was killed in confe quence of a (hot fired by his order, he was jiftified in giving that order by the eircumftances in which he was placed. and his duty as officer upon guard. This cafe occupied the Court from ten o'clock in the morning till fix o'clock in the evening, when the Jury were inclofed, and remained deliberating for two hours. Tuefday the Court met at two o'cicck, when the Jury returned a verdift, finding that the laid Hugh Maxwell is guilty of culpable homicide. The Court paled lentence adjudging Enfign Maxwell to be impriloned in the Tolbooth of Canon. gate for nine months. THE EXPEDITiON: As we Elated in the Sint of Saturday lag, the Etpedition has at length failed front the Downs. A fignal had been flying 'Nodality and Friday for the Officers to halten on board, preparatory to fail ing, but the wind was unfavourable, and a great number of them lingered on (hare till the laft minute. At t quarter before five o'clock on Friday after noon, a fignal was fired from the Comniodore's 114 for the tranfports to get Under weigh. General, the Baron DRICHSEL, who commands the Eipedition, was at the moment fmoking his pipe in the front parlour of the Royal Exchange Inn, at Deal. Obe dient to the fignal For felling, be got into a boat, ac- Companied by his Aid-du:Camp, and in about twenty minutes after five o'clock, he was on board the tranf port appointed to receive him. An amaiing number of boats, crowded with officers, followed ; and, be fore fix o'clock, the whole flee-, confining of the DISPATCH and PROCS is limps of war, the CHARGER gun brig, and fifty-three tranfporto, having on board :upwards of ten thoufand men, horfe and infantry, wet* under weigh, leering in a northerly direftion. As the wind was in the South Eaft quirter, they were teen by myriads of people for feveral hours ; till, the wind wearing to the Weftward, the fleet pall the North Foreland, and were loon out of fight. General, the Baron Discuses., is a fine looking old man—a great favourite with the King ; and endeared to his cfficeti and men by confiderations that are almoft 6141. N DEAL, jUNE I,r, 007. el In my lan, I announced to you the failing of the firft divifion of. the German Legion on foreign fervice, namely, to co-operate with our too long neglected allies. The failing of thefe troops has made a great blank here. The officers, while their tranfports were in the Downs, were conflantly on fhore ; they (pent theit money freely, and paid cheer fully. The inhabitants of Deal fpeak of them in terms of great refpeEt. Every Inn was full of them from the Royal Exchange Inn at one extremity of Beach-flreet, to the Walmer Cattle public houfe at the other. As there is to be another embarkation of troops at Ramfgate, to rendezvous alfo in the Downs, the good folks of Deal are looking forward to this new handl with the moft confoling expeila lions. se As the (hips' boat rowed a from the Chore on Friday afternoon with General DRICHILL and his Aid.de.Camp, the beach was covered with a mingled groupe of officers' Ladles and Gentlemen—the officers waiting only fur boats, in which to follow their Ge neral ; and the fpettators loud in kind wiffies for the (tweets of their expedition. In the boat, the General wore a plain blue coat, and a green leather cap. His 1 Aid-cle.Camp, a fine looking young man , wa s wrap ped op in a great coat : both of them Bunking their ebony tubes with great compofore." MOM /MOTHS& COIRISPORDINT. " DEAL, JUNE so. " Laft night. about half pall fix o'clock, the DIS PATCH and Pancras hoops, and CHARCIIR gun brig, got under weigh,and proceeded for Stralfund, having under their convoy fifty-three fail of tranfports, cora prifing the 6r!t divifion, having on board part of the King's German Legion, both Cavalry and Soot. " No man of war has yet been appointed to take the fecond divifion of tranfports (now lying in the Downs) under convoy, having on board pats of the King's German Legion, but is expelled very thorny." N RAMSGATE, JUNE xi. " The failing, on Tuefday evening, of the firft di vilior of the Expedition, under General DRACHM,' was a moll interefting fight to thoufands of people, colleted on the pier and furrounding cliffs to behold. Night loon feparated the fleet from our view, but we had the confolation in the morning to find that they had paled the North Foreland, with a wefterly wind, which continued till the evening. To-day it i s E.S.E. which is very unfavourable. " Further embarkations are to take place imme diately : of thefe I (hall endeavour to fend you cor ral accounts. Sixteen tranfports, in addition to up- wards of fifty already here, endeavoured this day to get into the harbour, but could not fnccced. " Two (mall French hoops, laden with empty calks and iron, captured about nine miles to the Weftward of Boulogne, by his Majefty's gun brig the WRANGLZI) PM. B. PATTI.., Efq. Commander, were this day brought into Ramfgate." CORNMARKST, MARR-LANE, JUNK 22...--The ar. rivals of Wheat to-day, make the fupplies confider. able ; the fates are heavy, and about is. per quarter lower, excepting thofe of firs quality—the fupply of Barley is large, and full 31. or 4s. cheaper—Malt likewife—thete are no White Peas. and Grey are higher—Beans, of eachifort, are lower—the fupply:of Oats is confiderable, and this trade rather gives way in price—Flour continues fcarcely to fuppcnt the general currency. 011111RAL CUEIRENCT ASUNDER. Wheat, 485 &pi 74s per qr. Grey Peale 445 485 Pine Ditto. 765 79$ Bean.. (old) 421415 od Rye, 401 445 Tick Ditto. 34$ 405 ad Barley, 32138. od Oats, 545185 345 Matt, has 685 od Poland dirto 350 361 ad White Peas, (boilers) oos oos Rape Seed s3I Fine Fiour.6os 639—Seconds 53s to 6a. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 20. Average Price of Corn in England and W ales, from the Returns ending Jut* t 3, 5807. Wheal Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peak. s. d. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 74 3' 47 t 36 7 27 IIER S 48 o The average Price of Sugar, computed from the R etu rns made the week ending June t 7,15 331. tid per hundred weight. kAUTiCAI, FALMOUTH, JUNE 19. this morning arrived the Auckland packet, SIC UY. Litt, with mails from Lifbon, in 14 days pafrage.— She brings accounts of the fate arrival out of the 1:A - ism btig of war, with convoy from England, 9 day s pairagc from Falmouth. The Walfingham pack.: t with mails from England, arrived out in 8 days -- His Majelly's thip 'rations, 38 guns, and P-ittreft Elizabeth packet, were alit lying in the Tagns. TASSENGERS PER . AUCKLAND PACKET idis Hale*/ and Son--Mt re Mahony—M M'Grevr—Mr. . Beil—Mr. Ford, Mr. Prelton, Mr. Sans tda, and Mr Stevens. Alfo, arrived the brig 81.111111, THOMAS, from Briftol.—Sailed yeflerday, the Ptircels Eliza beth packet, with mails of the 13 intl. for Gibraliar. Malta; and Meffina ; and this day the 'l'own(hend packet, Donn, with mails of the 9 , 11 and 16t11 intl. for Lab to ; the fhip Minerva, ALEXANDiII, from London, and (hip Hope, M‘Ctows, from Greenrck for Surinam. The Not ton packet, fit;tc lir, will fail the 2111 intl. with Mails of the I 7th inft. for the Lee ward IflAnds . .—Wind North. PLYMOU JUNE so. CaMe in the Prince of Wales, Capt. POR els, from Memel, with naval Rotes. Sailed the Pat/ELOPE, of 36 gum, on a cruize ; DELIGHT, of 18 guns, ditto ; MARS, of 74 guns, for Portfmouth ; Pedlar, Captain WILLIAM s, fur the Eall s hdies ; And hats, of 32 guns, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE so. Arrived the lirmovawr gun brig, with a convoy froM the Downs. Sailed his Majeay's chips Arrow. DANCE, for the Downs, and the ALCMENE, with a fleet of tranfports for Cork. Drnpt down to St. He len's his Majeßy's (hip Macaws, with a convoy for South America. _ _ _ Tim 14th and 56th Regiments, for Madras, em• bat ked this morning on board the Royal George, Wexford, Wyndham, Earl Howe, and Watley Eat Indiathen. They will fail to-morrow morning under convoy of the St. Amu's, of 64 guns, Captain Ausrxit. General WIITHEiALLifor the Cape of Good Hopei And General CLAVIIING, General TORNtR, and Colonel Gasomt.s, for South America, are come here to proceed to take their commands. The %Fen's Regiment have embarked this week, and failed for Guernfey• The 38th are under (Inters for the fame Aland. The 4th and 36th regiments, will embark in a fetv days for Jerfey. Wind S.W. DOVER, JUNE so. Sailed the brig Rowena, Captain FILCHER, for Demerara.—The WRANGLER gutt•brig has gone into the Downs this afternoon, from the French coaft, with two floops, which her boats brought out from under the batteries at Boulogne, and, although ex polbd to a heavy fire, our brave tars very fortunately got off their prizes without receiving any injury. The crews of the flocps efcaped on fhore, except one man, who was killed by a cannon thot from the bat teries. just t.--Pafted by this day for Amtlerdam, the (hips James, Capt. Cost at.x, from Baltimore ; and the Thomas. Capt. Souls, from Alexandria.—Wind S.W. and moderate. DEAL. JUNE so. Arrived the Turbulent gun brig, from a cruize, Lieutenant Joins G. Nor., Commander, and brough t in with her the American (hip Mount Etna (which the has detained), of Bofton, from Amfterdam, laden with gin and fundries. Arrived the Argus Beep, from Ireland, having under her convoy about eight fail of merchant veffels, which have failed through for the River ; Monkey gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the STOILIC and HOUND (loops of war, for Sheernefs. Jun t 2 .—Arrived the Wrangler gun brig, Lieut. pus Parr rvr, Commander, and brought in with her two fnsall French Hoops, which the cut out of Boulogne Roads, under a heavy fire from the batte• ries : the men belonging to the French yeah got on (bore, except one, who was cut to pieces by the [hot and (hells from the batteries. Sailed the ARGUS floop, with a frnall convoy for Ireland; Turbulent gun brig, on a cruize off Boulogne, and Blazer, on a cruize off Calais.—Wind E.N.E. and moderate. SHEERNESS, JUNE H. Sailed from the Nore this morning his Majefty's Sips Cu taus and CENTIIIIL D with the trade under convoy for the Baltic, with a light breeze at S. W.— His Majefty's Ship SPARROW bas the fignal flying for a convoy for Tonningen, and is appointed to fail on the 33d inftant. YARMOUTH, JUNE ii. Yefterday arrived from Tonningen the Diana pac ket, Captain SAUNDERS, with Mails. Sailed the AGINCOURT. of 64 guns, to the northward ; Raso. Ls) zzos and:Aclastammos, of 64 guns each ; Cass. SIIIT and VISTA!. frigates on a cruize. The !hips in the Roads are the Majeltic, Admiral Russara. ; Roebuck, Admiral DouaLas, Minotaur, Vanguard, Orion, Ruby, Goliah, Hyacinth Soup, and two gun buts. HULL, JUNE i,. i Arrived at Narva on the 16th May, the Alexan der, from this port. Captain Wra.sos, with two Ruffian and two Swedilh failtrs going on fhore, the boat tuifortunately upfet, and they all periffied. The Charles armed !hip arrived in the Humber laR Dien, with a fleet from the Baltic. of nit an- UT- the Ade me lfe- an has fri ten- icks lfed ,ken r to Tote riil~ ie 'Ge. f the ! Mr has So• be• ortli er-- ii it A nd the