Star. — London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

• TFIE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. St.PTEMDER u. Sv.M.arrnam.....No bands done st the stock Exebange. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Rod Oiut I India Bonds. par xs.dif. 3 per Ct. Coot 6alll Imp. Ann. 71 xt-s6the per Cent. dint gicheq. Bills, dif as. pre- par 5 per Cent. Navy, Oil I Ontnium f dif. • A Gottenburgh Mail arrived on Saturday, but at too late an hour to allow us to give any part of its contents. They were not, however, of that impor. tante which might have been expeEted at a crifis like the prefent. It appears by Tome of the letters from Peter!burgh, to have been underßood there, that the Englifh Government had applied to the Emperor Alexander to guarantee to Denmark the poffeffion of its fleet, and that France thould not compel the, ofof it againtt us ; and k was not until his Imperial! Majetty had declined an interference which might interrupt the good underffanding he had eftablifhed with France, that our Government adopted the refo lution to deprive the enemy of the means with which the Danifh marine would furnifh him for our annoy. ance. The hitherto unaccountable delay which oc curred in the early Rages of our operations in the Baltic, is now afcribed to the negociations of St. Pe. terlburgh. We need hardly remark, however, that but little dependance should be placed on what at bet czn only be confidered as matter of opinion in St. Pe ter fburgh. The following arc two of the letters re ceived by the Mail : _ _ Pa TB;SBURGH, AUG• :3. —Every thing is perfeftly quiet here; and the war with France Teems as much forgotten as if it had never taken place. The letters do act fuggefl the molt diflant idea of a rapture with England. The only intelligence from Gotten burgh of a novel nature is, that the Swedith fleet is getting ready with the utmoft expedition; to join the fleets of Eagland in any fervice where it can be the moll ufeful. Another letter of fomewhat an earlier date fays -- " The equipment of a (mall fquadrnn, which was in a Rate of forwardnefs at Cionliadt, had been fuf pended, and the Ruffian Government appeared dif• pofed to place its commercial relations with this country on a permanent and amicable balls. The Expedition from this country to the Baltic, was known at Peter fbnrgh about the middle of Auguß• The object of it bad been communicated to the Re flan Government by Lord G. L. Gower. A Danifb Courier arrived Ihortly after, with difpatches from his Court, which were the objeft of feveral Cabinet conferences, and gave occafion to repeated interviews between the Ruffian, Britifk, French, and Dana Minifiers." FOREIGN JOURNALS. Hamburgh papers to the 29th tilt. and Paris jour- nals to the 12th infiant, reached ns this day. The accounts in the former not being fo recent as the cap ture of Copenhagen, pads but little interefl— England, however, is threatened with retaliation, and, we are told by thefe joarnalifis, is to he made to repent her folly in fending away her beg troops and Ships on foreign Expeditions ! The French papers arc chiefly filled with the fol fome addreiTes prefented to the Ring of Wefiphalia, (ci•devant JsaoMs Bowaraays) on entering into poi fefEon of his new dignities. The principal article of intelligence relates to the Republic of the Seven Hands, which it appears is to be occupied by the French. The French troops are to be carried thither on board Ruffian men of war The following extraas prefent every thing worthy of notice in the journals that have miched us : PARIS, SEPT. zo. On Sunday, the 6th of September, at t t o'clock in the morning, his Excellency Elhadje Idrias Ranie, the Morocco AmbalLsdor, prefented his credentials to his Majefly the Emperor and King. His Excellency was introduced at the Palace of St. Cloud by the Matters and Aids of the Ceremonies, who went to conduel him from his hotel with three carriages be longing to the Court. He was sacred into his Ma jelly's Cabinet by his Excellency the Grand Maßer of the Ceremonies. The Amb3tfador, after making three low bows, delivered an appropriate fpeech in Arabic. LEGISLATIVE BODY. PltifiDiNCY Of M. PONT•INESSIrrimc OP SEPT. 8. The Count:llor if State Deferment made a report, and opened the Budget for the year 'BOB. The taxes will be the fame as thole for troy, with the exemp• ton of a diminution of tea centimes per franc (or ten per cent.) upon the land tax and the income tax. ANTWERP, AUGUST 12. An expedition from this and the neighbouring ports appears to be not far dillant, fueh preparations are making, but with the utmoft silence, as were never known in this city duping the whole war. A great number of troops have been gradually collec ted in this ei , y and its vicinity, and along the French coati, which it teems very probable are intended for a much more important objell than the mere defence of the cnalt ; and more troops are Rill expeeted. It is not city for the molt profound politician to pene trate the plans of our wife Government t—but it is poilible that the Englilh Minißry may find caufeto repent their having tent the flower of their troops and their belt fleets on ditlant expeditions. BANKS OP THE MAIN, AUG. st. Our journals contain the following article : There is talk at Paris of a clofer union of the different felts of the Chrillian religion, agreeably to the doetrines taught by their great Founder, and bleb as is ref:pike for our enlightened age. _ A great reformation is intended in partienlar . iti" the Jewith worship, and as the rights of Citizens, have been feoured to that lea; it will be provided by wife laws, that they !hall renounce the old forms which feparate them from their Fellow Citizens. The marriage of the Emperor of Aultria with the Prinoefs of Saxony, is determined on. It is laid that the Hereditary Prince of Bavaria will receive the hand of the Archduchefs Louifa, the daughter of the Emperor. KONINGSBIAG, AUG. so. Mr. de Beyme, Cabinet Connienor, has entered upon his ordinary funitions, having fucceeded the Baron Hardenberg, who has obtained permillion to refigu. The Univerfity of Halle will be replaced by that which is to be organized at Frankfort upon the Oder : feveral Profelfors have already been called from the former, and the latter will be prelided by. M. Wide. :; BERUN, AUGUST ss. It has been notified to all proprietors of Ames on the left bank of the Elbe, that they cannot re• main in Pruffia, under pain of lofing their hereditary rights, according to the regulations of the Napoleon code now in force in thofe countries—they mull therefore retire from the Pruffian fervice, and rattan into their country. WARSAW, AUGUST 17. The Commiifion of Government has juR addreffed the following Proclamation to the inhabitants: " Citizens, in our Addrefs of the r4th July, we announced to you our departure for Drefden, and we made known to you the motives which had in. duced us to undertake that journey. In the injuation which we addreffed from that town to the Direaor General, the azd of that month, we battened to in form you that vouchfafing to attend to our withes, Providence delivered the Government and our pro. winces to his Majelty Frederick Augußns, King of Saxony, the worthy offspring of our Kings, a Mo. narch equally renowned both for his private virtues and his public qualities. Being returned to the capital by virtue of his orders, we have to inform you that, in obedience to his command, we refume the courfe of our funitions, which we will continue until the efts. bliflunent of the liable government that is preparing far us ; and that in the manner, and with the fameautho rity that his Majeft y the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, confided to us ; at the fame time we have received, with a refpeitful acknowledgment, this tef timeny of confidence which-our Sovereign Monarch has given us, in permitting us to ezercife the Cove. reign authority in his name ;and we propofe, in exe cuting his orders, to fulfil a duty, leered for every citizen, that of bearing, until the fixed period, tba lead of duties which is laid upon us. His Majeßy has ordered two of our colleagues, Meffrs. Gutakow. flti, and Staniflans Potocke, to remain about his per fon, for the purpofe of giving him all the =airy information upon this Rate of the nation, and the wants of our Duchy ; and this, as he has been gra cioufly pleated to declare himfelf, in order to acquire a profound knowledge of every thing that concerns* us before he Annus the reins of Government, and thereby to enable himfelf to fatisfy the deareft wiflisof his heart, which is to contribute as much as lies in his power to the profperity and happinefs of a nation, to whom he has preferved the aloft fineere attach-, meat, and - who, on their fide, have given him, upon' every occafion, the mot unequivocal teßimonies 4 their entire devotion. This conviaion, that his . Ma jetty feels of our fentiments towards him, and the: flattering certainty which he etruchfafes to give up of his benevolence, on the Curet guarantee of our future ha ppinefs,after experiencing fo many humiliations an 4 misfortunes, under a foreign defpotifm; the powerful: and generous proteaion of Napoleon the Great, at length teßores us to exiffence, and this breath ofiffe with which he has juft re animated our body politic, will become the fource of the letting profperity, which the Gots of our Fathers had declined for es in Mal eternal decrees. He has given us the fira pledge of it,'by appointing for our Sovereign, a monarch who is venerated by the happy inhabitants of the borders of the Elbe, and whom all other nations will doubt• lets envy us. Under his wife and beneficent govern. ment, the Polauder will be able to difplay, in all his enterprifes, that unalterable firmnefs of which our' anceaors have left us fo many examples—that hat. mony, that connant agreement of hearts and minds which the firß of heroes has fo often recommended to us, that manly courage which makes onej fupport with conaancy tranfitory evils, and which can alone render us worthy of attaining the glorious end which we propofe to ourfelves, the national felicity; in fine, that unanimity of views and labours which all will have for their object, the general good and the pro. fperity of the nation : it is thus that we than be able to eliiraate both the celebrity of the age in which we (ball have lived, and the happinefs of future genera tions. We enjoin the DireCtor of Police to publifh I the prefent ordinance by the ufual means. Done at Wirfsw, in she fining of the t3th Auguft, zso7. (Signed) STAMISLAS MALACOOMStIy PT* And lower down, JOHN LVIZCILIWiIti I Secretary Gn. • I •• 1_ :; .. . 'FMK AUGUST an.' A iOrgof French tioops his been embarked at 'Otrant4, tipon the coati of the Adriatic,:in Order •to I be conveyed to Code on board Tome Ruffian men of .war, for the mix& of occupying the Republic of ' the Seven Mande. This news has made a fenfa,tion the MOJA agreeible here, as it gives us hopes of feeing our foCnser commercial conneaions re.eilabliihed be tween as and thofe iflands ; they are, t ft, Corfu and its dependencies, Paws and Anti _Pains; 2d, St.l Haute and Ithaca ; 34.CephaIonie y 4tb, Zatioe ; and sth, the two final Mande pf:Sarienza, Surigo. Thefe Muth, which , foygetly belonged.to the Republic of Venice, were ceded le Fiance by the Treaty of Cinspo Formic. They.'were retaken by the Ruffians and Turks in 1799, and it is well kno*n that they have formed, fine that time, a kind of Re.' public, under the protein= of RufEa e .lowns9l.# Pori:, September 8. --. . • VIENNA, AUG. „ , The Court Gastite of this-day court bas 4iii • rfelpro - 4 2 : ill article under the head Tvezey's' 1 . 17 48 On the aft of 'July the Capitan Whole fleet, made a new attempt on Tenedds.;'brito the troops which were difembarked had fcarcelysime4 to get back to digit. fhips. The fleet 'was defeated, 'and fix Turkith Captains and I a Tfchaufch killed.cir made prifoners, or devoured by:the• flames, which began to rage on board feveral ihips at-the fame tiee. The well known Bekir Bey is arnoitt!se.flZinA l he Grand Admiral, with his difmaaed three "deekskisit returned to the Strait of Clonflantinople; • — 1 41 The latter end of June, a Ruffian fqnacirrwi r lite.: wife appeared before Sinope and Trebifonde.. •A . principal caufe of the late fignal lots of the Eaglifll ' at Rofetta and Alexandria, it Paid to baye been, that they relied too much on a fpeedy-laniticin with the Mamelukes, and were therefore alinait tetliery With ' out cavalry. . . 44 Their principal partifan,.Elfi Bey, was dead, and the rev of the Beys availed 'thetnielves of the oppor tunity to coticludelad•advantagioni peace with. the Porte, alma at - tbe'yejl . monient when Genera! Fra. fer-laadeit at Atetandria. . 4, On the to& % fitly, a dftadfoi fire broke out in 1 the fuburb of'G COnikaitinople, which de , firoyed maity - tionfand 14 The commotion among the Janilitries Rill con tinues. When the Kaimakan, one of the principal authors of the late revolution-, arrived; the fame. fate bad nearly attended the MUM Scbewarzade Al Allah Effendi ; but on. the fire oppofition from the Janifaries, he was (dieted ttrremnin in his important pens. " After. the advanced guard.of Muilapha Barraear under Ibrahim Bey. had been deigned by the Rof-' fians . near Rimnick, the farmer withdrew his troops entirely over the Danibe. An aratinice has face been concluded between the two armies. Saturday Sir RORIRT Wansoa, who was abroad with Lord HUTCHINSON, on his miffion to the Con tinent, arrived in town, with .difpatches from St. Peteriburgh. We nnderftand they are of an agree able nature, and that there is every reafon to believe the two countries will maintain a good underftanding. At a late hour on Saturday night, Lieutenant RAMSAY left town, with difpatches for Lord CATH CART and Admiral Gamut Ea, at Copenhagen, con. taming the Proclamation that has been offered for Volunteers to'man the Dena .fleet, and Rating that feveral have already taken their departure from London. It is renamed that a notification has been made to the Danithldinifter, that, notwithftanding what has occurred before Copenhagen, Government are ready to enter intd an agreement to reftore the Dania% ;Beet upon a general Peace; and to withdraw the embeign from the merchant veffels Odra country, upon a futh cierit and well-founded•alibrance, "that Britdh (hips will meet With no interruption in theDanith ports; and that ihe•political &nation of both Countries than Se reftrired to the tlatd in which it was prier- to (t+ commencement of *the 'expedition to. the Bakie:".:-.- A propofal of this kind -Would be vierthr.of the magnanimity of this country . ; and we trait:tut filch • in oppertabity has not been negletted of exalting, we thould rather fay of difplating, • ilit)national cha rafter; of proving to all Enrepinthat we are fag*, riot.' to any fordid views; and 'bet it not for plunder, but fecurity, that we have -fellsitt•tzpon a' Neutral . State. Advantageous as this penpofal . wonli be ea .Deomark, we have little expelietion that it will- be. • accepted. It is .BON A P ALT lt, - UhrOf Uhl) 411 :be . the arbiter upon this occafion. The resent mute ,have put Denmark too much in his power to allow ns to hope that the will accede to• any aflangement to fruftrate his plan of flouting us out from every port of the Continent within the reach of his arms. Saturday letters were *received in • town. fronoilse Baltic, via Bridlington and Hull, at which ports font 'mire's arrived on Thurfday ; three of thew 'came •dl. ref: from Peterflourgh. A Board of Commiffioners has been appoinmsd by . Government to act in regard to Daniflo merchantmen And their cargoes, in the fame wayias the Dutch Comtniffioners acted on a former oelAton. Every thing relative to there chips or cargoet*ill be refer.: red to this Board, which confifts of the-Governor of the Bank, Chairman; Dr. PH ILLIAWAiIi a Civ i lian ; and three eminent Merchants. Mr. Mata.tut, the Chairman...of - the' Merchants trading to tile Greenland FitheryVhas had an inter view with the Lords of the Admiralty, to offer the crews of their reflective (hips to proceed to Copen hagen, to nieigite the Pena fleet to England. On Saturday, the.owners df the (hips attended on board the Enterprize,• with . their - rape/live crews, to be approved of by tit Rego : rating Officer, when nearly Soo were accepte4and received , their fevers' tickets, and lave fince been forwarded in a tender to the Nore, where wails *rein readinefs to convey *tut to Copenhagen. WErMO SLAT, so! We have had feveral departure - On the coat& of the Lift week, bnt the arrivals have - increafed, and the autumnal part of the feefon promifes 'to be very fa. Our Theatre has been well attended fotfeveral nights pall, and the melo dratne of 7eIAA, brought forward by . Mr. H UCHES, the manager, at an Imp (paring expence, has amply repaid his exertions to gratify the public. A fine brilk gale tom the N. E. for.thefe two or three days pail, has been rather on - propitious to the promenaders. The libraries and Harvey's indion, have been in confequence tktir denier refort. Pat. ties who are fond of fea excurfions, took advantage of the breeze, and the bay has been covered with pleafnre boats. AItIIIVA Mars. Dick and' per and Hadwint Captain Skynge.—alerrs. Portman, Stun, ~ A Danvers, IVialthk, Eve la, More, Hallett, T. Mallen, llooman, Olive, Rawlins, Bocndl, Dalkeime, Liebenwood, • Sunlit.. W. Burge, and Fuffell.—BAlftrtiffs kWh, Way, Willis, Mitehdl, and C.:Otidwin....idiffes S i ca.: 1104036,iiiise, Levifon Gower. It gieit is great plesfure to Ilate, that the Right Hon. Lord Aarsu has fubfcribed One Hundred 'Pounds totaffift m re:ettablifbing Mr. SWAN in his 'hulinefs as a Printer. Orir readers will recoiled that r Mr. Sw*s's premifes, containing the'fruits of many years indukry,.wereSsiirely, co:Ahmed by fire on the sod: of.linplirilalt. Ws are happy to add, that many of the proprietors of country newfpapers have fub(ctibed liberally for the fame benevolent purport.. 6:Acts have bein fent Out for'the iimisadiate recal of Ginikal WtirrshoccE. It is fettled that he is to • .unfttgitAP,Olitt ,Martial .as Coon as he &all return to i kigtatl4,... 14lirA xe.,. • - . - r.'ll atthe Danes in killed and wounded, dnr. 4ii ibex& attack on Copenhagen, exceeded 6000 ~Ite:. l friely — ind the piifoners, at the time of the furren de titthe city, amounted to 30 00 . . . e following Notiee was on Saturday ;rued from fit the AdMiralty:-, - % " AttainUp (Ace, Sept. sp. si An Order is gives% for a Convey to proceed from Falmouth with the !hips bound to Portugal." - The role delign of this appears to be to remove any Apprehention of an immediate rupture with Portugal. We are led to this opinion by the conAderation that it is not poffible for any velfel now in the River to take advantage of the convoy in queftion, namely, that of the Mtiaos, which, if not already failed,.aa we believe it ties, will atTuredly put to fea before it can be joined by any fhip from London. • Saturday we received fome more American papers s one of.them, which has been mod violent in its com ments on the late events off Hampton, makes the following pofitive remark on the indrudions fent to the American Minifier. in London: " Our Govern ment has feat to England, not to enforce, by new arguments, our right to prated, by our own flag, thole failing under it—it has not fent to inquire whe ther the Britith Minitiry will now allow us the right they fo often refuted—fuch a conduit would have -been degrading and abfurd ; but it has inftruaed our ?airliner to maim one demand, and.one only, which, is 6 That atonement,. and ample fatisfailion fhould 'be given to the people of America, for the murder of their countrymen on board a national (hip, and for the difhonour done to the vat ion,by taking out of their 'hip, by force, four men, Paid to be deferters,but who are every one of them Americans by birth." According to the official documents which have ap peared in the late American papers, we learn that there were lad year fifty fail of American (hips in China, which took from thence to America from 8 to to,coo tons of tea, a great part, of which finds its way to Europe. 1 - - Several tranfports are taken up at Plymouth, and it is fuppored for Come ferret Expedition. A large lbody of artillery, with heavy ordnance and field. pieces, are expected to be embarked as Coon as the tranfports are ready to receive them, which will be in the courfe of this week. About tom volunteers for the line embarked on Wednefday and Thurfday, from Portfmouth, for Cork, to join their regiments in Ireland. They came from the depot at Winchefter, where they had been collated from ta i•.:us Militia regiments. Captain Hai cairn...who diftinguifiied himfelf in the command of a divifion of the boats employed before Copenhagen, has been appointed to the com mand of the Danifh fiigate Fredericfwaern, which was taken by the Cowus. 'Tin You, of 74 guns, Capt. Barrow, is ordered toproeted, without delay, from Woolwich to Sheer. fiefs, and from therice to join the fleet in the Baltic. . Captain OTTER is appointed to command the Pao. stunts frigate, recently: fitted at Chatham; as Is Captain 4•1111111 to the command of the BAILRACOUTA floop of war, at the fame port. We are authorifed to contradia a report which fire appeared in one cf the Morning Papers, that Achni etralVasitow had refigned the command of the Leith Won, which is not the cafe. Friday laft the North Lincoln regiment of Militia marched into Flarwich from Ipfwich. Friday the Yarmouth and Norwich Volunteers were iafpetted by . Lieutenant Colonel Mums t— anclon Saturday the Norwich marched homes they 1 having been on permaheht duty for t 4. days. On Friday morning,. at eight o'clock, the corning • betufictf the powder mills at Feverfham, blew up with a diendful explofion : fix men and three horfes we re at work in it at the time; they ill perillted in a mi. -terable manner, and prefenteda fpeaacle frightful to behold. Three of the men were literally blown to pieces: a head here, an arm there, and ales inferno diftant place from the reit Their relatives and friends gathered the fcattered members, and carried theta away in baatets. The fix unfortunate men hare left wives ind children. The quantity of powder imp corning -mill was conliderable , and th e exp l dreadful. By what accident the powder took fir% is not known. A fimilar misfortune happened 'I ) the powder mills at that place in the fummer of :Soh Coast Excitants, MARK Lailat SHIT. at The frefh import. of Wheat to day make rather a fur fupply, and ales made are dull at a decleneon is price of it.. and as. per quarter.—Ftee new Wel rather dearer-r.and Malt fall as high—White PC" upwards of los, per quarter advance-Jeans of est fort are lower—Oats are in tolerable Cup h 7, an d about as. del p l e ale per quarter cheaper.-419ur. it - P refiat • prices is