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UTRECHT, OCTOBER st. VENICE, OCTOBER tr. we are perfuaded, ails chimatelyArrove to be tt e grand objeft of the Continental Cabinets, of whiak there are only three at prelim, France, Rut, ak Auftria. FOREIGN INTELLIGEACE. PARIS, OCTOBER 3t. Uwe may judge from the altive life of the King, he does nut appear to hay" come here to releafe him- felt from the fatigues of Government; his what time is Riled up with important bufinefs. Nov. a.—The pretence of the Court is ihrthe in habitants of this city a fpedaele as agreeable as it is new. A peat number of per fons Alembic every morning in front of the Palace, to get a fight of the King, many of wlosn have received that pleafure All the ftrects through which he piles are filled with people, among whom it is eat) , to remark the joy which his pretence caufes here. I The French army which is forming in the Frionl and in Dalmatia receives daily new reinforcements. The sth corps of the Grand Army is even expeeted there; it is to march by Bavaria and the Tyrol. I According to the lateft intelligence from Bayonne, the head quarters of General Junot would be at Pampeluna on the :4th or 25th. In Holland, all the Portuguefe vetrels have been emba►goed. We Are allured that M. de Berzana, Ambaffador from Portugal to the King of Holland, is preparing to depart. The Spani(h army, confifling of 30,0c0 men, in. eluding the garrifon of Madrid, is on its march for the frontiers of Portugal. Nov.. 6...--This day the - Empercr has received, at rontainbleau, his Excellency the General Count de I'olfioy, whn prefented his credentials as Ambaffador Extraordinary from his Majefly Cie Emperor of NAPLES, fiCTOBER TEI. The divition of feluccas, commanded by M. Bar bara, Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, which were at anchor at Caftellamarre, where they waited for a favourable moment to attempt the pafrAge of Capri, and proceed to Salerno, have deceived the vigilance of the enemy who guarded the Straight with a fuperior force, and has happily arrived at its dellination. MIDDLEBURG, NOVEMBER 2. Yeaerday the LA Lcgirm arrived here from the camp at Weil Cappel : They are marching to Veere, tic. 'Pie Olive Branch, Captain Jones, taken by his Majelly's vetrels Waterhonde and Stowe, was return ing from Copenharen to England, with military on board ; ( he was driven on this co.tit by firth of wcatl,er. The Ambafradnr was c , lnclueted to the Palace with the 141.41 farms, by the Mailer ut the• Ceteninnies and his llzputy, who had fetched him with three carriages btlnnging To the Court. He was inttoiti. -ced to the Cabinet of the Empercr by his Excellency the Principal &Wier ‘,l the Ce: en. niies, and pie fented by hi; Serene Higlinefs die Vice Grand Elec. who perErined the functions of the Arch Chan cellor of the Sate. By a Decr:c of the 2,1 of the IA mnnth, the general and Fir ft Erprerry Catri.iinc6mrt vas named ArnbarFador to the Court ot . llotria,aod M. M. Ray- St. Getlefl, and Prevat, are appointed &tete tnties to the fame. The Atch Chat:cellor of the State being abfent at Milan, wl;ere he was performing his funftions, and •t being the ctiltont of the higher eccleliallical digr.i• cries t • have their ditties fupplict' in their abfence, the Vice Grand Ele•!tor is crdered to exerrife the funetions ztt , ibuted to that digt.ity during his ah f•-nce, or nil his Majelty thAll be plcafed to name a Vice Arch Chancellor. 1.41), there prevails the fame expeehtion,that the Eirperor will yet undertake this year a journey to hi. I'a7es lituated on the other tide of the Alps. Gcnerd Junot, the Governor uf Pat is, and Corn• rt.:m(ler in Chief of the French Army a (wcrvation, :• Paid, is expeEled at Madrid along with fume of . i is Staff. T/Aveliers, who have come fr,,rn the interior of RI ifia ttate, that the greater part of the troops who 'rived in the late campaign, are Hill Lliened, and have not yet received orezrs to I e tlt II to their re ipeetive quarters. Two thirds of the n cis! militia that wet: formed Lift winter have been diftuiffed: the remaind:r are Bill under at me. The Impetial Guard will arrive in this capital on the 24th. It is announced that on the &Mowing day the city of Paris will give a brilliant fete to thefe brave warriors, to celebrate their return. It :s laid that the French head quartets will leave Berlin on the ill of November, and that the greater part of the French lcldiers will march at the fame time. It appears, in general, that the good under (landing between I'r►tira and France . Icreafes daily. M. Brcteuil, formerly Miniller in Park. died lately here at an advanced age, after a painful Field M:4111►41 Don Pedro Itoderign, of Boria, C , ,mmitfaty from the Court of Spain to the army of the Gironde, arrived on the soth of 'J'b'ber, at Bayonne, to Complintent, in the name of his Sove reign, General Jonot, Commander in Chief. Nov. 9.—By an Imperi.►l decree et the 29th of 011ober, 900 chi;dren, being thole eiiher of military or civil tundionarits, Are to he Admired into the dif ferent lycea of the Empiic, in the place of thole who ;,aye (pitted them, eilier to enter into fervice or into the dithrent fpeciai Sr. PETER3BUROH, OCT. -. The fate of Copenhagen has made a prof , :und im. preffion rwt only an our Curt, but Alf) on the pubiic at large; and the former has expretTed tke mofl feientily utlpolitiuri tnwartli Denman;:. This natural faropathy towards that ill fated country is lirength. ened by the littiati:n in which we find ouricives with regard to France and England. Altl?ough our Government Items difpofed to make common caufe with the former, and to defend our codas againfl the Enelith, yet it would Item that it goes not chnofe to make the tirft pep towar..ls a (late of :renal warfare ; on the contrary, the Emperor Alexander appears to 'tibia himfelt to the molt vi• porous meaftires of defence. It is reported that it is chiefly with this view his Majelly intends taking a journey throughout the Ruffian dnminit•ns, in which he will firtl proceed to Hitt - pack and the I - math-well governments and departments of the Empi.e. BAYONNE, OCTOBER 22. The French arm; advances to Portugal by Sala manca ; the &II divilion, commanded by General Laborde, entered Spain five days ago—the tecnnd ict fait this morning. General Kellerman (the fon) is arrived here. MADRID, OCTOP,FR 22. Cur Court is difrokd to reward, in the molt 'ipiendiii manner, General Linicrs, who has rendered Jut!) kreer fervices to the Spanilh Monarchy by his courage and his excilient military operations againtt the E g:dh in South America. The Spap.ifh army was never nn a more relpeBable It.nting than at the prefent ninment. This is in a ve.it meaftire to be attributed to the reforms intro a'need by the Ptince r.t Peace. With refot3 to the navy alfo, the greatell exertions are making at the aifferent ports to condi-it& new voilds, and we flitter ourielves that Spain will loon repair the Lilies fit: has fultained in the comic of this war, and fend kith numerous fquadrons to avenge h::r flag. AUGSIURGI-1, OCTOEFR 19. Letters from Vienna (late feveral particulars rela- tive to the affairs of Turkey. It is very certain that the proporals of the Englifir M hider , Lrrd Pag-er, hay; been rejalcd by the Ottoman Government, a.lei that the Divan has declared it woolj c ntinne t o make common eaule France; since which the negotiations with England have been lap:ruled. TRIESI', OCTOBIR Q. The Englifh. probably induccd by the Prong re montirances and perhaps the menaces of nor C , art, egin at length to relpett the A utir ian fl.tg more than they have hitherto clone. The Er , gl fh C , intn, dote ssbo is cruising in the Adriatic Sea, rants patiports to all actiels .which ate going from Tiielt and Finale to Anerna, rrnd.the Et glith have alti, releited ad the vtlltii *hi4h .. l.lad b ccn cartied, to . Mai a. . . I-LAGUE, NOVEMBER 6. ROYAL DECREE, OCToBER 29. Louis Nliv,lenn, &c. &c. We have decreed, and do decree the following : I. The earl? meeting of the Leg;flAtive !Indy, according to the Cur:Qin:non, being ap;ointed for the third ludday in No venfper, it (ball meet accordingly en Tuefday the i7thof the pre fent month, in the city of Utrecht. " 11. Our Nlii,ifter nl the Interior i 4 chatted vei..lt the nceef fary ruenfurcs fur the ex , cut inn of the prefent decree. " Givun at Utrecht, Odlohcr 27, 13 , .:7, w:d the fecond of our reigr. (Signed) nots. " i.REEL." COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER IS. Yeilerday arrived a mail from Nyberg, which brought a great variety of news from Finland.— Among other articles of information is the following r . ,clarnation, iffned by Baron Levi.zan, Privy Councillor and Grand Sinefhal of the Lordlhip of Pinching on the zrith September lath " Whereas, in the prefent Mate f affairc, it it n e . reffary that all Daniih Citizens flt nld abilain from exprefling any fentiment which mg tend to damp the enthnrafm with %Oriel] all good and hr neil men tr..c'eavonr to fripprrt the mealtires adnpted by his 1114e11y ; and whereas it is of urgent necetlity that nn reports fhould be Ipread, as opinions publicly ex. preiTed, which c:lnnot have any other tendency than to mill-ad the public opinion ; therefore Government has thougl:t it right to prohibit, with the titmerlt ri gour, all public.conver fations on political fubjens, on pain of all perfons hAding the like corestrfati-lis being immediately atrelied and proceeded against as dii tui hers of the public peace. " This Proclamation Ihall be pulled up in all public p 7 aces." This day art ived here from Elfioeur, the three firfi Englifh prizes, which were taken by (.me armed p. v te (nips off that place. In this capital a begin ning has alio been made with filling out privateers, and a Inblcription has been opened fir that put pole. Yellerday arrived in this port, a Papenbrsrgh vdfel, front Plymouth, ss itth a cargo t f wine and brandy, valued at zo,ooo rix dollar F. She was bound for the Englillt head quartets, and the mailer, fop poling them (till to be here, entercti the port.— The cargo has been contircated. Ott the ztfl of September hail, the P.nglillt Colonel Cockorn arrived at liViburg, from Schfelwic, as pri-1 loner of war. NOVEIM ata 6.—Travellers lately arrived from liambuv.h hate, that tlie sc,cco French and Spann troops quartered in that si:y, colt every month the enormous fum of four milli nc of marks. No foreign troops have as yet entered 1-loliiein. Cnnful Nitilit is arrived at Kicl from Tripoli. S:.veral I)ani:h learner), it is laid, have lately lett uraeaux and other F)et)ch ports, with an in:ention , o proceed to Kiel, where fume of them are already at . ivc.d. Novi mnEtt 7. —The Crown Prince arrivi:d here lztl night. 'I nc tlr , ti p ett ;tie taken to prevent all c• , rrcipondente with England ; eve the letters are opt-mii in °Ric' to fix it they contain any Englith cticlalutcs. OCTOBIR 25. A vat" triunity of Eng letterd that came by way of Gotteethorgh, ate all doained ..t Altona, tv'tere the Govetnment tertife to deliver them to the petfons to whom they are threaed. BERLIN, OC OBLR 25. Reforms have been introduced intn the Prnaian army. About thirty Generals have been dilmilfed by the King. The following are the regulations which have been adopted refpeeting the army : r. Every fuhjrtt without dittinttlion or cJillnkration of perfons mutt begin fervirg iu the lowelt rank 2. }vcry ditiiactie n betwcen the no!)les and the lower elaires of fociety is fupprtifed in the army. .1 he Lititr may obtain pro motion as will as the former. 3. Corporal challifenunts are fupprefrol. This rritthott of car reetion, torwarly In much ptscitho, thin tworrforth be entirely dircontinued. He who ha , ftlbirt:tt (1 to a penalty fhall be put into confinement ; for the t! ird off. me he 11131 i receive a err• tain slumber of Wows with the, fla fide of the fahre. It is c 'peeled Oat putlithrnents will he lcf, kepi' in, and that a trifling ft.utt, foal as having 3 fpot on the unilorm, will not fubjcet the wearer to chalticemtnt." OCT. a7.—M. de J.tcobi Kloell has been appoint. ed a Mintier of State. Ttic ci :levant Prelident of Franconia, M. de Haerlein, is appuitited Pruffian Ambairador to Court d the Prince ['Jimmie. Our p dent ArnbalTador at Munich, Baron de Schladen, is fent to Peici (burgh in the lame quality. The Baron de Senff Pillacli fete out again as Am. bafftdr.r to Conitantinople. Some ICIMMS have taken place in the Copps Di. ploinatirpie. Petitions have been granted to feveral Membtrs tf that Cot ps who ate entirely out of aftive fervice. Arnoingit thefe are the Count de Heller, formerly Mioilier at Vienna, the Minißer of State Coma de Goetz, for merly envoy to the Diet of Ra t:florin, M de 'larvae)), the Count de Cattaneo, for. rntrly Refident at Rome. MEMEL, OCTOBER. 1,. The following proclamation has appeared here re• fpefting the interdiftion of Eng;lilb Commerce : " His Majelly the King of Pruffia makes known to the Mari time Authority of Memel,that the difficulties under which he had ordered the execution of the prohibition agreed upon by the Treaty of 1 ilGt, againft Englidt Commerce and Naviga•ion in thla pert, are now at an end. His Maj. fty, therefore, gives the molt precife orders to the Maritime Authority, to (hut, in the molt rigorous manner, this port agalnft the Esglidt Commerce and Navigation, and not to receive either Engfith yards or merchan dise, nor to (*Lao any vele' to fail for England. (Signed) " FREDERIC WILLIAM.** Memel, Odtober t, tBcy." FRANKFORT, OCTOBER ai. Among the great number of reports, more nr lels cnrinus, which oflen fill the Gazettes of the North of Germany, the folluwing one particularly awaits attention : " Thirty three rich and refpthable Hanoverian families, compofed of three hundred individuals, have agreed on felling their property, and expatriat ing themielves. Their emigrants go neither to Ittiftia nor America. Their intention is to go to fet tle in the Canary Ifland , , and to tranfpott to this delicious climate their induilry and information. It is Paid that all the preparations are already made, and that they are fecure of a favourable reception, of the firll matetials neceffary for their ellablifhment, and even of a (mall mercantile fl ttilla. This (mall colony means to have no eccleildlical dablilltment. A MEI courfe of morals and Natural Hillory will form the balls of education. A ditciple of M. Pella lozzi, and tome mathematicians, will accompany the Colonilis." OCT. 30. —The jefoits of Augfburg have received orders to quit that city to the beginning of Novem ber. They are to receive a penlion of four hundred florins in thofe places. in the kingdom of Bavaria, which (hall be ;aligned to them for their relidence, and from which they mutt not depart without Ipecial permiflion. Ocr. 31.—1 t is mentioned in letters from Italy, that according to Come diplomatic communications between France and Auftria, the Coult of Vienna has pofi:ively bound itfelf to the meafore I.f placiog loch a number of troops upon the codas of the Adri atic, as !hall be Inflicient to refiti any undertaking on the part of the Englifh. It appears certain that the greateft part of the Auflrian troops in Bohemia are to leave that king dom before xt inter, in order to approach the coalts of the Adriatic fed. The number of Au(trian troops in Moravia and Silefia are alfo to be diminilhed, which has been formally announced by the Archdoke Fer dinand to the Governments of (Amnia and Bruno. Domiciliary vifits have been made at Venice, and feveral other places in Italy, to fearch fcr Englith goods. The Englith property difcoveted amounts to a large funs. POSZN, OCTOBER at All the intelligerce cuntng frrm that part of Pr• land which now/ cnntlitutes the Duchy of Warfaw and Ealtern Ptuflie, together with thnfe countries that hill remmti under ['lndia, prefents a molt atlhEt ing pi'...ture of the (late cf the inhabitants. In certain ( 4 -iltrielr, miler y Items to be a*7; its height; neither. peddle our draught hot fes are to be fi und ; tieirlicr is there any teed corn, in that the country isihreat• med. With a famine, which will be in much the more terrible, the eiceilive heat Of the lag fun frier W•a.; the Ciltre of very iihfifFemt hat veils in courland and . • L'vania. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. ••• ERRATUM in Yilicrday's STAR, in the JOURNAL or TRe OPERAIIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY AT Botsos Arm — Übe 3d. for " fce No. U." read " No Ill." WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘B. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Cunfols, account, C3l—Orrisium It pre. Reduced 62i 63—Exchtquer Bills. 31. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 1154 lmlia Stock do ; per Ccuo.Rcd 611 61i India Bonds, is. dif. par 3 per Ccnt. confos 6,- - iii Fache. Bills par as 3s pre. 4 per Cent. St I Roi Omnium t If i prem. 5 per Cent. Navy ~, S ; 1 Pneltb Tickets, 251. los. Lung Ann. 17 t3-16ths Conf. for ace 64 on The Merger who came over in the flag of truce from Calais arrived in town early this morning. His name is MAINZ. He left Vienna on the an of the month, with dilpatches for the Auarian Ambalfador at Paris, where he arrived nn the 9rh. He remained till Friday laft, the 13th. A Ruffian Mefrenger had previnufly arrived there. On Friday laff he left Park and embarked at Calais on Sunday morning, on board the Flora cartel. He landed at Deal yellerday at eleven o'clock, and after having waited upon the tort Admiral, fri m whom he received his pafrport, fet off for London. The Flag of Truce waits to carry him back. Nothing has yet tranfpircd with refpeet to the na• ture of the Difpatches of which he is the bearer, and Government preferve, very properly, a prof.und filence. But we have little doubt of their containing Come overture of a pacific nature ; IThaarartra is not in the habit of affording any facilities to the inter courfe and communication between Foreign Courts and this Country. LA night we received tome more Dutch Papers to the t4th, and French to the loth infant. Letters from Holland of the 14th have alfo been received in town. Accnid,ng to the Paris Papers, the Court of Vi enna has entered into engagement) with France. favourable to the Cnmmercial Code which the latter wirhes to impute upon Europe. Troops are laid to be drawing down towards the Adriatic, to Note& and maintain, the neutrality of the Autitian ports. — We !biped they are intended for quite different pur ples. It is not by : an army, it;ut by a fleet that Aulitia CAR affume to herfelt the fovereignty of the' ftstll part of the Adriatic which remains to her-- The dilTe;lition and partition of the Turkith Empire The RING of HOLLAND is gone to Utrecht, but there is nothing to be collefted from the papers of the Rate of things in that country. The Dutch Legiflature meets on the t 7th of nett month. The place of affembly, for what reafon we know not, has been appointed at Utretsht. By the private letters, it appears that the decrtte of blcckade continues to be enforced with rigour in Holland. The number of vetrels now under deten:l4 amount to admit forty, and proceedings have cos. menced for their condemnation. It is not fuppofed, that the decifion upon any will be known for force time, as appears from the following extra& cf a hater : " ROT rhItDAM, NOV. 9. " I have fern to day In the C trate, that the citation 'epeeis t the Chip rid cargo of the Two Brothers fiends for the loth of this month. There are four Americans air() In the fame titration. I think the decifion is the former cite will have ranch influence c c the others. It magus to be afcertalned, what is to become $ the different properties in the Stip and merchandiae. This bus. ncfs will not be fettled for Come time ; when it is, I will let yes know by Come /weans. " With refpeeft to the veffel, I am of opinion, that there is es right to the read but the papers having been fent for verification ; int from what I ftated in a former letter, there feew no difficulty in declaring the papers in this inftanee fete , unite lie sd and 3i articles of the late decree." The private letters alfo mention that the Ameri. can Minifter at Paris has again notified to the Ame rican (hips in the ports of France and Holland a that they would take their departure with all potlible (peed. They are not agreed, however, as to the mo. tive for this recommendation—tome of them aka. ing it to an apprehenfion of hoitilities between Er/, land and America, others between France and Apt. rica. We fubjoin two of thefe letters : " ROTTERDAM, NOV. 9. " We have nothing new in politi►s, excepting that the Ame rican Minilterat Paris has again &Tilted !Ups (Awaken of courfe) to depart from tittle ports with all poifible (peed, affigning at a rsafien, that the negotiation between England and America had been broken off, and that it was tenfequently very uncertain bow fun hoftilities might commence between the two Countries We can (cartel) , believe, hnwever, that that is the true mica, which at all events Is very 111-groonded, according to our Lteft inform,. dun from your quarter." " ROTTERDAM, NOV it. " Every darincreares our dlEculties, and things get worfe ant worfe. Mr. A auslibtou o, the American Ambaffador at Paris, is laid to have quitted that place ; we arc certain that be is appre henfive of an immediate rupture with France, be havingtrantntit ted to Mr. Boy axe, our Couful here, hens injunctions to omit all American 'edits to depart with at pollible (peed ; inftrudtioaa► to the fame effect have been forwarded to'iU the other America& Confills. Our opinion of Mr. Aautsraoate has long been ratted' —be is wary, and he is arm." " The differences with America. ate raid at Paris, to grow dit. of the polities of Engiand ; but the fadt is, that America has rr flared to ftitit her ports againft Brides tem:tierce, and hence wife. all that has, and will follow." Which of the opinions in the above letters is bee entitled to confideration, we cannot take upon or to decide.—The Proclamation of Blockade will, bow. ever, fnon put the temper of the American% tq the' tefl.—lt was drawn from this country by the Frenah Decree, but the American• will be the fufferera. Which will they blame On which will they endow your to wreak their vengeance Another Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, from which we have given, in the preceding column, every thing worthy of notice. A deputation bf Merchants yeflerday waited on Miniaers, reque(ing infamation on feveral points of the orders of Cnuncil, and 'tithe fame time ream. firating on &vend of the regulations, particularly ref:peeling the certificates of origin, without which it would be in vain for any veffel to attempt to enter a po►t of the enemy. What the refult may be is not yet known. The Twee Gefufters, which failed from Gravefend on the 23d ult. with feveral paffengers and letters for Holland, has put back to Dover. Among her paflengers were tome Dutchmen, from Demerara and Betbice, (including the late Governor of latter) who had licence from King Louis to rend' to 'Holland. Thefe were allowed to land; but Othirs who had nor ant' licence were examined and fent away with the fhip. The letters wereleixed, ando after examination, the greater part of them were fent as dire Bed, tinder the Government feat. The letters brought by the Woodland Cattle, at.. rived in the Downs from the Cape of Gond Hopi,' . were delivered yeflerday. • By the lali conveyance from the Cape of Good Hope, Government have received communications from Lord Cat.ston, which are likely to lead to a very ex trat..rdinary difetiffinn indeed. It appears that. fume time after the capture of the Cape Come defcrip. sinus of property, nct public, were confilcatedas legal prize. On the arrival of Lord Cacsnott the owners appealed to his Loidthip upon the fubjea. In conic. quence of this appeal an invOligation of the cafe as entered into, and the refult has been an Order by Lord CaLsnow for the complete revert :I of the &It Decree. The gallant captors,however, proterl IlruoglT :spina the Noble Lord's deCitibn, and the cafe is now under the confideration of the Privy Coifncil. Died, un M. nday 1.4 u, at hi. feat near Lenminfier, WILLIAM fiat.nuav,Lip.tf Kelmarill, in the county of lilrthamptcor, and of Shobion Court, in the County ef Hereford. Dottor Gehl., upon his arrival at Paris, was pre. Tented to the Society of Medicine, where his opinions have undergone a rely fcvere examination. The Clafs of the Sciences in the Iniiitute have named a cornimflinn of sight members to examine his fitlern of Leantology. It is added; that the 'Cull of an Af fallin, who had luffered death, being indented to him. though entirely ignorant of the circumftance, the Doctor declared that the fcull bore the chatatler. air of a murderer. • 1