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ifERAIAIIit ' - • • I ifI6II4IA;DIIC.. • . :• It is nOW certain that all the Anfirian rekimeiitt which fOrsised a cordon on the frontiers, ha,e re ceived orders to return to their utual quarters, The fiar, therefore, that the Houfe of .Aufiria , may be drawn in to take an naive part in the prefent filtrates ha s entirety vanilbed, and we confider .ovireetres. as Oared of the duration of peace. * - • DANTZIC, DEC. IS. Evety thing continues here in 'the 'fame fit natio& a nd the French have 'ts yet undertaken nothing againft this city. • VOSEN, DEC. 8. . • 1111 Serene Highners the Priors 'of . .Benevento, Minato-Or:Foreign .Relations, and his 'Excellency M.Diru,'lbtendant Gentral,of the cot!nt ties' - Tiered by the French, have litely arrived The Marquis Luecheliol: amd.Orneral Zaftiow,. trho'had &Mimed his ALA, the.Empsior and King from 'Merlin; arrived: die day befora ,y4erday sit that city,liici the thrte!Depatiefi:ftu tt,/e S.Latest -Ii novel' arriveftlefterdap . •h , 4ccording to the lateß news, the fiqich altnittitr While Vitali .- lbetween. Warfaw ancf pa a Pra*a, and advanced, 'by forced marchqs , ; to., The ,fre*ieri of Ruth. Ttfißeitans6wbeil had:ake'Xcii thelicisip on , •the Viftalaileft it an foot) as'their fair . thi conquerors of Aufierlitz wive behind, tbe:ptig and the Narerr. We: have afro received intelligence that a Pruffian regiment, compofed chiefly of Poles, had, with all their Officers, come over to the French. The remainder of the Imperial Guard, horfe 'and footi arrived here fome days ago. Two regiments belonging to the Grand Army pallid tlirough here on the 7th, under the orders of the Prince of Ponce Corvo. Two bofpitals have been eflablifhed here. Dan. 13.:—0n the 9th inftant, the Matquis Lat.; chefini and General Zaftrow, after having had a con ference, fet out to join their Sovereign. The bepu- . ' ties of the department of Warfaw had, on the loth inftant, an audience of the Emperor Napoleon, who condefcended to converfe with them for an hour and a half. There Deputies were afterwards invited to dinner with the Grand Marfhal of the Palace Duroc, and in the evening to the Afrembly of the Emperor. , . DENMARK. ;.• ALTONA, DEC. 26. The lateft accounts from Stralfund ftate, that the Trench were in full march from Anclam for that city, the fuburbs of the place had been burned, and the fortrefs was in the bell Rate of defence. SLESWICK, DEC. 30. We learn that Napoleon arrived at WArfaw on the tgth inflant, where Prince Murat was confined to hid bed by a cold and fever. The French have rebilift the bridge over the Viftnla, and - eflabliflaed Jae du pease on the Bog, the Narew, and at Thorn, Whi . ch latter place furrendeted on the 7th inaant, Skit tniffies daily take place between the Rudian and French ou'. polls on the Narew, in which the fuccefs is alternate ; the Wracks are faid to have a decided &per iotity over the French horfe. Five Hofpitals have been eftablifbed at. **raw ) where Kofciofko, who left Paris on. ,the 13th, was expeaed by the beginning of January, to put hinsfelf at the head of the Polill confederation. General Benningfen with 73,ci00 , men, retreating before the French to the Narew, denroys all the provi lions, and takes tvith him all thofe Poles who are able 'to ferve in the army ; ft that the while c'untry bt - tween Praga and Pultufk on the Narew, is made a defolate wage ; in the hofpitals of .War.f / tw great' numbers of foldiers and officers are daily dying of the fluff and other difeafes, one of which is acconvanied with a general leprofy and fetid effluvia of putrid matter froin all parts of the body, and is,deemcd- in curable. ~ . . TONNINGEN, DEC. 30. All private letters from the neighi.ourhood of the French • Armies agree in reprefenting the fcarcity and ficknefs which_ reigns amonga them, to be ex treme. The Emprefs Jofephini and the Q2een of Holland ha.ve, it feems,lled from the contagion. General Benningfen, with fio,boo men, is near Warfaw hatraffing the French, whofe-tniCery and diarefs eve them flomach for fighting. In truth we Are affured from all quarters, the affr.irs of Na. polcon are defperate. PRIVATE LETTERS. " DENMARK, DECEMBER 44 'The negOciations opened between our Court and Napoleon have affurned a fei ious complexion : cpnliderable preparation* are making in the Duchies of Slcfwick and Holllein, as well as in the kingdom of Denmark. All the Dani(h regiments have re , ceived orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to march at a moment's notice, and cannon have bees mounted on the fea batteries at Copenhagen, and the f nulls of Cronenburgh ; at the former place the nurnb:et of guards has been doubled, and tit or (even fail 01 the line are, it is faid, to be fitted out for fea ;--r . in 'the mean while, our Court employs every exertion to maintain its neutrality, although it is known that the French are fining out every merchantman they find in the Pruflian ports, to hinder the free tuade of Ole Daltic ; to fecure which, and , maintain the pars of ihe, N • • • ' . Sound, are* • 4144'0 tII.IIICoVe-ile)oloned . Oansettte: ..":•'•-• •• .1 T am* 10.....:Yelkadtet 'Sind toddy repoirtf bays been in' circulation, of an aitbrOlavisi ti beets fought between the Ruffian and•Erencluailales in Poland, in which tome (tate the lofi of ilsillPrendirt at near thirty thonfand men, while isthers'eflintate I that of the Ruftans at near fifty thonfand; but the , katea accounts from Berlin, which come down to the • afith soft. do not confirm soy intelligence of this kind; ort the. contrary, the French army in Poland is . repre tented as having Coffered Co much from epidemic and contagious diforders aggravated by the conitant fall of rains, as not to be capable of undertaking any of - fen(i%re -operations with fafety." . • . HAMBURCH, 6 0 iYellerday morning the DeputatiNn of this city retinned from Pofen, where on the I+th inaant they laadan•audience of the Emperor Napoleon, whichs ladled stair an hour : their mialno teems to have been Onforcefstitt, although every perfitafive was ufed to :TOnsiinee him of the great importance of the free] ' Troutman pf Haroburgh to the chief trading towns of The Deputies proved to him, by a lia Of-acc e ptances, that the commercial cities of the Kli petpiirreeeived 'aft year no lets than twenty 'millions ofmarks banco through the immediate cliOdrel of Hamburgh. Notwithaanding to forq-. h= able • an iminnent, Napoleon referred the bufinefs to • - Talleynnd, who:is the Syndic Doorman followed to 1 • .sliirtsfaw, in hopes, by further reprefentati,ms, to in ducebiiito move the Emperor to be lets sigor6us to the Hamburghers. It is faid that Napoleon, in his converfation with the Deputies, (poke very violently againft England, declaring that the chief ohjea j ot the meafures he had adopted in.eegard to their city, was to diarefs the 'Englith and:their trade. " The Italian troops quartered in this city, were embarked for Harborgh, in Hanover, the day before yefterday, being replaced by a battalion of Dutch troops thlt arrived the preceding day, which have fines been increafed to t too men, and this number itl axpeaed to be augmented. They will, it is faid, reman here two Months, and a part of them is :to form _ the garrifon of Lubec, whole Commandant General Bugit has received orders to march to Po. l land with the two battalions of Italian troops titular his,command. Many of thefe troops here are ill of, fevers, and are immediately removed to the Great Holpital without the City. A houfe has been pre pared for the reception of the unfortunate Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, who is expated here." . -I PROCLAMATION TO THE INHABITANTS OF SILESIA . " BRAVE INHABITANTS OF SILESIA, "'Among the mournful events which hate taken", place during the courfe of the .Prefent.war, there is nothing that his fo mneb filled witil` grief the 'heart of his tvlajetty, as to fee a confiderable pert...of his provinces and faithful fubjefle 'opPreffed by the. weight of fufferings which mutt be the inevitable orn fequences of a war, in which :the enemy, by his manner of making war, unufeet in our time, en tirely exhauns the country through which he pills, with forced requifitions of every kind ; and by large bodies of marauderi, who-twain' round his difciplined armies, and who, incapable of fparing, treat the armed warrior and the unhappy ;nu-cable inhabitant with the fame cruelty, and every where leave behind them traces of the groffell barbarity, defarts, and afbes, even whet‘ thi-ough fear of via-. lence, the ,itarmed inhabitants have !hewn. 'the s• greaten fubmiffion in their reception of thefe deltroy• , ing hordes. 4' His Majefly perceives that bis i faithful Siletian provinces are now likewife threatened with the fame wretched fate. • 4 , It fenfibly grieves his Majefq that he,is prevent ed by the fituatimt of affairs, which renders his pre-, fence nee:Airy at other points,, from battening in . perfon to the aid of his faithful Silefians, who have at all times, and under all cireisimnances, rewarded the paternal care of their Monarch, for f.e welfare and pt..fperity of their country, by the moil tinfbakers 4 attachment to the Houfe of Pruffi.c." The enemy boafis—favoured by fortune fo "I" to change ; and not lets favoured by the treilfhery: , bale traitors, that he has already sinnitsilitXtrthe, whole force of the Pruffian Monarchy. But be knoiiiia not that his Mi.jetly is at this moment at the Iseadof a fottnidable army, which burns with eaproefs to eniAge the oppreftdis of the country. ,4 He knows not, or appears not to with to know, that the; Monarch of Pru ffia finds' hilpfelf furroundeil by a guard which no force, no, misfortune, no calif man can fubdue—the unalterable love of his people; 4 , He knblvs not that every day thoufarrds - of vo+ l lunteers offer themfelves, with arm's' in. their hands, to fee biunds tobis progrefs ; and that the Silefians airplay no lef. ainivity and energy in defence of their- Ki tg ind Cowry, anti to defend their properly from unexampled rapacitp4. - _ . 6‘ He flatters himfelf with the doubts he is anxious to difterninaie of the promifed Aid of Rola. Etat be deceives himfelf in his hopes—the molt fatted and inviolate fdfilment of all treaties entered into, is nne of the principal traits in the eharqter off' the noble minded Sovereign of all the Ruflias.7 6 6 Already two fotmid 4blt Rafran armies have arrived near the banks of the Viftola, while a tilled., much more nnmerons,is advancing by rapid marches: '' 66 Already legions of patriots f , yolusgarily anied. I - ,~ •._ and ufes§ to battles are - prepared to join the armies • In the field. . 44 H 4.191401 tinder.thefe.Circiantihnpea, clependj on the attachment of his Silefiatiftates arid thi who hate, at all times, both by word.anddevsLair the molt manifeft proofs of their unfhakeilidElart and hi belie►es, that by the appnintsnent, adialeihp; of one of the moll diflitiguifhed of them, his 4sca lency the Prince ofVinhalt Pleb, to be Governor Ge neral of Silefia, he gives them a proof of his con - ' 'dence and good will, condudled by this Prince, - has glorionfly fignalized hirnfelf in the couffe of the war : the (fates and all Claes of the inhabi• tants of Silefia will certainly exert themfelves to contribute all in their power, iciairjunelion with the. lot ces which his Majefty will fend to their affilance, I to defend their country, and their own province 'in particular. „. love(led with full power by bis bialy, I thetc fore hereby c•ll on all and each of t h e provinces, •to bear cheerfully the facrifices and burden , , which 'pro bably may, be necefrtry for the attainment of thi; great °bled, and the rather as they not only can have no propt,rtion t the enormods ficrifices to which they mutt lie fubjeffted, thou the enemy fuccecd in •itis attempts to conquer Sila ; butt as in due time, they .will. be rewarded by his Majelly,•2o As far poffible made good. " Given at Brellau t . he 3d,Of liecerriber, COUNT Nro , N • gi Major and Fingal Acljuitant 49 his Ma jell. the King!! • THE EVENING STAR.. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7._ PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. .. Coal°ls, for Jan. *Sof—Reduced Omnhani ti pr. Exchequer Bills. par. • BUENOS AY RES. Our headers will fce by our Plymouth Letter, that in conlequence of the arrival there of a Spanifh prize, captured by the Paosaix, a report has been circulated, which is mentioned in numbers of letters from Plymciuth, that Buenos Apes was recaptured nn the tstb of Augull. We are happy, however, to add, that there arc Hill grounds for believing the in telligence unfounded, as our Readers will fee by the fubjoined OFFICIAL BULLETIN. 'ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY 6, ital. " A SPANISH PACKET, FROM MONTE ' 6, VIDEO, LAST FROM RIO JAiIF4RO, HAS 4, BEEN' CAPTURED BY lil% MAJESTY'S ~ SHIP KICENIX, ON BOXIII) OF WHICH ~' WERE• FOUND SOME PAPERS, DATED ~ AT THE FORMER PLACE, THE 21ST is OF• AUGIISII." NO INTELLIGENCE ON 14 THE SUBJECT OF BUENOS AYRES HAS , i BEEN OBTAINED." At a late hour !aft night mails arrived at the Pik Office from Denmark. By there we 'haveltecived HimbOrgh and Altona papers to the loth ult, from which, and from pirate letters, we have given • ' every thing worthy of notice. The report of an a4lion having taken . place between the 'French and Ruffians is circnlated in the . Ishith, but thole flatements which are beflentilled to credit; account for the crowded (late of the Fieneh hofpitals in .Pruffia in a manner which (terns-mach . Better entitled to belief. In iatEl all the accounts direelly from Pruflia or Poland agree in (hating that great numbers of the French are daily falling victims to difeafes—particularly the flux and an epidemic fever which rage among them with great violence. . If we may credit fome of the accounts, a battle. ' may have taken place about the end of lift month.. A letter from Brandenburgh of the. 23d, flails, that a traveller of dittinelion, who had been at the French head quarters, had brought advices that every thing' was ready for the coe•;nnter, and that an allionsnight: be expeeteci,at on that day, or the following. ,Wn • doubt much, hOwever,whitier any battle would take 2011.411tARTE falai/ Wilh . for one While pail of his troops ate Rill upon their legs. but - the • Ruins ' cannot bnignorant of the dillrefed Rate of his *swirl - and common prudence will tell them not Id Wilk their own men unnecearily .againft afoe who dial in his own camp a mire itodiyancideltitio!* sine/9* thin he •has evtir yet liatl•to encounter. ••• It.appears that C•e ble( ( (ar of Sardny hav conclu ded peace with hiarcrLeon, joined the Confederation , of • the Rhine', and agreed to furnifh a trintingent of t sii,ooo men. We apprehend that he has agreed to the with of Bosarearv., and given his chiniltte'r. to Jason' Boaariars, for we finclheis now King of Saxony. • • The Duke of Saxe Weimar has :seceded to Confederation of the" Rhine, and Will turnifis.bisoon , • tingent. The Danes begin •to fear that their steittitslit* eviil not be fuffered to remain much longer. The French are fitting out all the merchant Tads taken in the Pruffian ports, and mean to employ them as 'cruizers in the Baltic. • • The Denbigh Militia were eveited trimareh into Dover from. Alltford as this day to occupy the Bar racks in the Caftlep• wh t th. the Fdelltkellilitia left i k yeketdip let 10. • • - • • . .s 4 b ntt'ail. qw' • ,---~ - *,..~: . '_. ::, cam• ale'l , lN . , ..- ~,,.....:_. irduricia INtiLLIGENCIL • . _ FALMOUTH, JAN. s: . • Sailed 11i MA . fly ' s thioDiitona for Plymouth ; rafted by tort e /fa - thitty feritai-fratfels tind% ~ - .sonvoi, for Cork. Itrrittre:the American•thip lit,.' I.hana, Capt..entains, from Lond:m j , to lOad fith, I and the TyCEPITACk; . Sr. JOHN, from Lcitb bnnnd to America; alfcrthebrig Eagle fbnflyCoti are sv; from London, with fanatics f. a - ibisplace. Wind N. W: . JAN. 4.—Arrived his Majefly's: brig Scoitito - N, of .18 guos, fi tan acruira, having captured the French; cutter privateer 'le Favori, 01-14 guns and 75 men,; 'this privateer En aged the eiceaz . fchooner, of 10 • guns, for one hour and a. half. in which the, Picittat •lott-one man killed, and had two wound Scoairox appeasing in light the imme;Artat le.Faeori had been out three days, and had made no capture; the failed from Sr. Maine's in c• mpany with feventeen others; alfo arrived the Juliana America Mira from Plymouth, to load fith -for ,the Mediterra • nean. The PICEpI t with her:prite, has proceeded for Plymouth. The 'Sena mut failed again this even ing on a cruise:. Arrived his fslajefly's [hips Lticirsaand Harease, with about ten , tail of coatters, from the Downs.— • • The IaidniDE,BACCHUS, and ABUNDANCE, hive th e ir fignals flying frr the failing of the Welt India Con ' voy the Moment thole from PertfMnuth appear off the harbour ; and the M•)SELLII for• thofe bound to the Mediterrancan.—Wind E. S. E. • Four P:M. , —Jua arrived an Admiralty Mellinger, with obi:Retches for the For mop of war, which is ~oederedto fail immediately—her- dedination is un inowo. ~ . PLYMOUTH, JAN. S. • Arrived yellerday the Spanith brig El Cupid°, • from Monte Video, bound to St. Sebaltian's, laden with copper, cocoa, hides, &c.,capttired the 29111 tilt. by the COLP.ITS armed brig, the Nor ale fi igate in fight: the Mailer of t'Ae k . .. 1 Cupido brings an cc, coun t oltheirecaptaire of Buenos Ayres, on the tsth Augult._ Sir Kies NAN Am was cru i zing off Monte Video on the 27th S‘; tember left, all well. Arrived the Ptcxxs fchrioner, of 16 guns, from a cruize, with a French cutter privateer, id r 6 guns, and 76 men. capttired by her, after a running- fight of fix hours; the Picit.a had eight melt wounded : the failed from St. Maine's in company with 57 others. . Alto the brig Genirer, HANS kw mailer , frOra Ham burgh, for Litbon, laden with barley, detained by the Happy Return privateer of this port; the Bre men galyatcl - t Hanne Margaretta, Captain Hoc- SLOOP, froin Dantzic, with linen, for Bilboa, detained by the Alexander privateer ; the.Progrefs, RICHARD sow matter, from Riga ; the PIioRNIX, 32 gum:, the Floes, of 32 guns, and the Neectssu 3, (If 36 guns, from a cruize ; and the DRAGON, of 14 guns, from the Channel Fiat. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY S. The remainder of the India fleets which, fr‘m the very faddeatitifiing of the wind, had not an Oppor tunity of joining the weft yeflerday. failed front the-. Motherbank this morning : fome few, however, did • not tome round from the Downs until this day, and two Welt•lndiamen are come into harbour, aripa -rently damaged. Nothing could exceed the exertions Made by Admirals Mona-Abu and Comm, during the whole of )etterday, to get. them out, and we ate, happy to fay, that of In large a fleet, very few are now left; nor have we bend of any damage fuf tained yelkerday. -The Wind MI continues from the N. E.—Arrived the Ann, HARPER, and the Aid, TaOTrea.'frotri Dantzic ; William and John, HID. • ERE; and the Defence, RITNOLDS,. from Riga. 'Put back the Sifters, Capt. PrACOCR, for the Weft In dies, with damage. Sailed his Majetty's [hip MALTA, to join the-Channel fleet; Bonita: and Coaulitailla on I cruize, arid the Dirket frigate, with a fleet of tranf. - ports under crinvoy for - Cork. -- • •_. • JAN. 6.—Sailed the DIAMOND frigate, on a cruize, and the FURY bomb with a fleet of •tranfports under convoy, for the Downs. Wind Weft. DOVER, JANUARY 6., . Patted by'this morning the (hip Roberts, Captain TV/SOMA, from (tebee with matls,bound to Lon don. . Arrived in the Roads this morning the KITS Hoop, FsattLass and Moneta' Rub brigs from a cruize, and failed again this evening fot their nations uff the French craft. Although the wind has been now fome days . from the northward, not 'a (hip has yet paired by here from Holland ; it thereflre is molt .'probable that a general embargo has-been laid on all (hips in the Dutch , ports. Wind N. W. and fine pleafant weather. . ~. - MAL I JANUARY 5: • . , t - Arrived his Atijelly's airs' FDRIUUS from a cruize, and the Kaacraiioo from Sheernefs.—Sagid ,his Mat ' jerky's flips VESTAL and TTOR • 11111 OD II *MIZE. Ad. ..t . ttiral ' H..1.4.0var, has Bruck his flag on board the rioNcess CF ORA . I4GE man of war in the Downs, and is gone- to. Lonilon; Wind N. W. • . • . Jaw. 6.:aArrived the PH - csat frigate; from a cruize, and remains in the Downswiffi his Majetty's Arys,as , per lan. 'Wind .W. - • • ~, . . t.t: - ' YAILMOa.rH. J•kN.:fit '- . :i.r•: . . ;..... ~..: Arrived the Ceres, ,La w s, from Norway, with deals ; the Ceres was cut glit9f the ice with eighteen ,athers; for Which' they. paid tOOO dollars ; -the Jofeph -)End John, Swirl' matter, from Libau for Hull, with hides, t e ed,, ks. putin here, wind tionnti; Arrived the Q , t_isar c - frigate, froth ,a cruize : of two months, in which the experienced very heavy. ga,lhe of wind. Arrived the Aasre floop,Of war,.. - from, a cruize in the Nui;ll Sea. Put back the (hams and Hawaii (loops of war. Arrived two:large-barks, fent in by the Islorth-Sea ci uizers. Remain in the Roads the Maje !tic, Tinily, Agincourt, Dietator, • Stately, Ruby, and Refo!ut . o .. . men of -war, and fercral (mall cruizers., . Wind N. N. W., • Pall GitEltalpf,44l 4 . X. .. •• Letter's from Cap'. Bownia, of the Birmingham packet, on those at Barrboufe, fay, that the cargo will be fared, with very little damage, and he had get So bales landed; and expected on Monday Litt to land upwards of too more. The Teel is expeaed `to be.goe off. . - . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . Glum - sty/6, jou 3 Glum-sty/6,:D, by the ProVret, Thinker, from . Rigat Red olasie Ha - per, from Dantsic ; London P tk- • ship ton toast keit:lt Jac, Taub trout Stockholm ; Pox Brro'e, train Pcierfir . " - -1 vele; Taylor, frtm Pilau; Ems, V. sg- Pescrilas, from Goctenbargh., *totted "-• Pr of Good Hassle/I.IU • ..1.;;:t . `' 4 . - f.