Star. — London, England, 1807-01-10 00:00:00

IP loft its independence. Wallachia and Moldavia were governed by two men who were juftly depofed by the r o de ; but fhe has been forced to reinllate them in their dignities by the threats of Ruffia ; and thofe eonceffions on the part of the Porte may be reckoned ski aitual conquefts by Rutßa ; if, therefore, the total independence of the Porte ought to be a chief point to France, his Majefty the Emperor would lofe the greaten advantage of his viltories, if he were not to a r ia the guarantee of the future independence of t hat Power. ,4 His Imperial Majefly, therefore, cannot by, any weans confent to the re floration of the conquered coon tries until „the full enjoyment of the rights of the Porte over Wallachia and Moldavia is acknowledged, a nd its total independence recognized and guaranteed. .4 The Underfigned has the honour to renew to their Excellencies the Marquis Luccheffini, and the General Von Zaßrow, the afroi ance of his high con fideration. (Signed) "C. M. TALLtYRAND, " Prince of Benevento." gt Berlin, November t 6, 18c6. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY to. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OICLOCK. Confols, for Jan. 6t—Reduced 6o—Ornnium 2 pr. Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 214 I India Bonds. as. prem. 3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. kat Imp. 3 per Cent. 59{} 3 Per Cent. Conf. Ann. BIM I Exch. 211. as. prem. 4 per Cent. 781 Osmium 3 a 21 prem. 3 per Cent. Navy, 93/111 Englifh Tickets 191 thy Long Ann. s 7 1-0, Conf. for acc. 6111 India Stock 184 The Fitsysa r gun brig arrived at Plymouth on Thurfdar and landed a Courier charged with dif patches for Government, which have fence arrived in town. We believe the difpatches are from his Excellency Mr. ADAIR, our Miniller at the Court of Vienna ; for we know that in the beginning of De cember he difpatched a courier to proceed by Malta for England. The FERVENT left Gibraltar on the 18th ult. and palled through Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD'S fleet on the 1 t ft, confining of ten fail of the line. The Spanifh fleet, which had for fome time been in the outer road at Cadiz ready for putting to lea, had again gone into the inner harbour—not choofing to rifque an anion with Lord COLLINGWPOD, who Watched their motions In clofely, that without doing fo, they could not poffibly effeet their objeAt. This afternoon a Mellinger arrived at the Secre tary's of Seates Office, from Sicily, with an account of a new Vidory obtained by cur Troops over the French in Calabria. Difpatches, brought by the fame meffenger, ('ate, that all differences between Ruffia and the Porte have -been amicably adjured. BUENOS AYRES. Yeflerday afternoon it was reported that a veffel had arrived from Buenos Ayres,' with intelligence '.fnbfequent to the time of the repotted recapture. — We could not find that there was any 'loth in this 'report ; but we have no doubt whatever refpeeting , the falfehood of all the tlatements that have been publifhed of the lofs of that acquifition. Such an 0 event, accompanied with the circumllances reported, would have been moll afflitting. The death of loch a man as General BER $ FORD would have been a great to the nation at the prefent rra. The General, we nnderaand, ib of an hill' family, and in the high cß eflimatioa as an Officer' throughout the army, not inferior to Our MOORES and STEWARTS. With the reinforcement which has been forwarded by' Sir DAVID BAIRD, the force at Buenos Apes . confins of A detachment of the Royal Artillery. The Royal Marine Corps. A large detachment of the St. Helena European Regiment. The aoth and lilt Dragoons. The 14th and 47th Foot. The 34th flank companies; and The rift and 724 Regiments. A force which we are confident would defy any that could be brought againft them by the Spaniards. A report is circulated in the City, that a Frigate has arrived with an account of the capture of Monte Video. THE ARMY. The report is revived, that the long talked of Brevet is now to come ntit very Ihortly. As for outfit ves, nothing but the Gazette of it will fatisfy us. We have feen accounts from different Weft India Itlands: they all agree in reprefenting the iflands as more healthy than ufual at the prefent feafon. The 16th regiment was the only ,cne in any degree un healthy. We fuppcfe that thefe acconnts, and the Rate of Ireland, have prevented Government from fending out the large force at one time pitched for that fervice. The 34th regiment, and 3d battalion of the both, have jult failed for the Wed Indies ; and the phi battalion of the Goth regiment, it is laid, will very coon follow fur that quarter, and that thefe will be the only troops fent out the prefent feafon. By an error of the piels, we Bated in lan Thou f. day's STAR that the zd battalion 89th had failed tor Ireland; it was the zd battalion oP tl►e 88th, or Connaught Rangers. _The Id - battalion of the 89th is Rationed on the /Ile of Wight, where their highly eileemed Colonel, Liebtenant General Wm-mom commands. The ad Battalion 3 tit Regiment, under the tom' mand of Colonel Catersat.t., having been completed to 7oconen, by Volunteers from the Garrifon BAl talinnr has embarked for Guernfey. • Lienttnant General Lord CATHCART. the Com mander in Chief in. Scotland, has lately 'completed' a narrow review of all the troops and military Rations • in that kingdom. TI - 14 EXPEDITIONS. The Engdition ; which failed under Colonel CRAW. soap, it is now known, has for its objee the cAlitur; of the Mauritius. an ifland of Africa, about -400 miles ealt of Madagafcar, lying in, the latitude of 20 and 21 degrees South. . ,Another Expedition, ofillhich the Marines are to form a prominent feature, is at prefent in contem• plation by Government. . . , PRUSSIA. Our Readers will fee by the State Papers which we have this day publithed, that the offer of an Ar rniflice to the King of Praia was a mere mockery for immediately after the figning of it', a Note Worn TALLITRAMD was delivered in, flatting, in fubftaoce, that notwithaanding the articles in the Aroniflice, NAPOLEON would keep poffeffion of the conquered Prufflan territories till the French, Spann, and Dutch colonies captured by this country were re- Stored, and the future independence of the Porte guaranteed ! This was in fay requiring his Proffran Majelly, as he bimfelf Rates, to perform imporEbili tits. We yeßerday briefly Rated, that an order of Coun cil had been iffued for prohibiting neutral commerce with France, and all ports under her influence. The following is the fubflance of the Order which will appear in the London Gazette of this evening : No neutral velfel to be permitted to tradefrsro any port under the eontraul, or in the poffeffion of the enemy. " The neutral trade &realign neutral nations to the enemy's ports Rill permitted; but the neutral trade from port to port is prohibited." The WALSIN OREM Packet, from Lifbon, if af. rived at Falmouth, in nine days. The PRINCESS Et.l2.aarril packet, from Falmouth, arrived at I.if bon on the 24th• December. His Majefly's fhip . LIMEY, from England, arrived there on the 26th. and on the 29th His Majelly's fhip Nt MESII 9 with the Newfoundland (hips from off Oporto Bar. A report prevailed yeflerday afternoon in the City,' that Bortararra had left his army in Pi,land, and was returned to Paris ; but we could not trace this interesting intelligence to any authentic ((mice. A foot race for twenty guineas took place yeller. day in the fields near Canonbury•houle, Iflington, between Caps. Balling and a Mr. Jacques. One hundred and fifty yards were meafured, and at (lam ing Mr. J. WAS the favourite. The match was well contefted, and won with difficulty by the favourite by about a yard. Another match followed between two carpenter', which was won hollow. _ _ Duk..—Monday fe'nnight, near Blag,don, a duel was fought by two gentlemen lately quartered at Tynemouth, which f•otnnately ended without mil= chief. Another WAS in contemplatimi, but the chat. !engin party hat been compelled, by a Magill' ate to enter into** tecognizance of icool. Two young gentlemen, the one the fon of a city merchant, and the other, an artili, met to tight a duel on Thuricty, near Ealing, but their intentions having tranfpirecl, information which led to the prevention of the duel Was given to the Police, and one of the young men was'held in fureties to keep the piece. SP t a 2.—A foregner, named jean Lefevre, who, it Teems, was a few days lince arrested at Wokingham, in Berkthire,. has, it is laid, undergone fevera - 1 exa minations at the Allien Office ; and has been fince condueled to one of the Out Ports, for the purpofe being fent out of the kingdom. A Parilian Merchant has been apprehended under a Warrant from the Secretary of State for the Home Department. and undergone a long examination at the Allien OffiCe. He afterwards was clnimitted to the cuilody of a Mellinger. A foreigner, who, it appears, was lately a waiter at Crabb's Hotel, the fign of the. Marechal deTu rentie, at Rotterdam; but who came over to this country in the charaFter of a merchant of Bruftels, was yelterday committed, by the Chief Magillrate at Bow-Rreer, to prifon, under the provifions of the Alien Ad, for being at large without a licence. A fhort.time fince, the houfe of James Bell, Efq. neat Edgware, was enteral and robbed by a molt defperate gang of villains. Mr. Bell was awoke about two o'clock in the morning, by a noife at his chamber window ; he got up in confequence, and difcovered a man on the outfide, endeavouring to break it open ; Mr. Bell refilled him, but at length the villain fucteeded in breaking the Mt, and forced his way in ; two others foon followed hint, and knocked Mr. Bell down, but promifed they would not injure him or his family, if he would tell where his cath, &c. was, as they mutt have it to pav travelling expences, which Mr. Bell found himfelf under the trecetli yof promifing to do. The robbers then led' him down (lairs when they let in four more of their companions. The wh• le gang then proceeded to (catch the bottle, and made their efcape with call', notes, plate, and other property, to a very confider able amount. On Tuefday, C. Jones, one of the condottors of the patr'.te belonging to the public office, Bow-ilreet, arrived in town, with a man in cuilody, from the He of Wight, who, upon being ex amined before Mr. RIAD, was identified as one of t h e g ang. All of them had their faces blacked, ex cept one, and he had a bladd:r over his head and face, with Ir il;:s in it for his dj cs and mouth. • N,AUTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE. ~• The Weflern Trader, WarrEsints, from Phila delphia, it arrived at Liverpool': the was boarded on the sth intl. off Cork, by a brig, of 16 guns, (a (hip of 22 guns, her contort) then in fight. PENZANCE, JANUAR Y The Danith brig Maria, menfir.nd in my lan, was bound not to Falmouth to trite fills for the Streights, but to Southampton !ince , which arrived the [`na brig the - Beaa, Captain.Pi;ra . sni," fl'om London, in b311;(1, in • order to • take fish for the Streights : aro the Betfey`; from with groceries ; and the En ter prize, from. Bidiford, with earthenware, from Ply mouth. FALMOUTH, JAN. 7. Ariived the Danish fhip Ornnia cnm Den, M'r.. ii4ors, from Saint, with brandy, for Tonningen, Balled here for orders; alto two French velrels les Fees% Cosy', and le Courier, GoutrilErt, front Bourdeaux, with wine and rofin, taken by the, GROWLER gun brig. Put back the brig Emma, Capt..BuTcir se, from London bound to Gibraltar, left . thtie fleet, confifling of 430 tail, yeflerday, about 1 7 leagues. S. W. of the Lizard. • Arrived' alfo the Coop. Batley, Rocists mailer, tram London, with wine.-4eiled his Majefly's (hip BcoNDE, of 32 guns, Mos ELIA brig, of 1 8 guns , Ab un d ance fl ore .fhi p , Viand Snipe tender, with the outward bound Well 'lndia and Lifbon fleet.—Wind S. E. • PLYMOUTH, JAN. 8. Arrived the Aflifiance . I - tingling cutter, from Gnernfey, with near 300 ankers of foreign , fpirita on boardoaken off the Lizard, by his Majetly's Ibip Nescassus, of 32 guns. It Was the MAGNIFICENT, of 74 guns, which failed yeller& y from Ca afand Bay to join the fleet, not the Coz.ossus, of 74 guns, which fill remains in Cawfand Bay. Came in the Coota mica armed brig, from the wellwzrd. His Majefly's flip PnottNix, 01 36 guns, Captain Islonos, is now getting under weigh for Portfmouth to get repaired. Arrived the Danifh Magdalina, from Gotten. burgh, bound to Nantz, laden with iron and deals, detained by the Lion privateer : the Danifh [hip PA tiencia, Captain LILTH, from Bourdeaux to Tonnin gen,..laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Happy Return privateer : the Ruilien fhip Keefer Alexander, Captain BRouwEt., from Riga to Lifbon, with malls, &c. Arrived the PERThNT gun brig, with a courier from Italy. The FERVENT fpdee his Majefly's !loop the PEovER in the Channel, who had taken a fine French cutter privateer, of 16 guns.— Came in a Spaniflr hugger, laden with roftn, ptize to his blajelly's (hip harm Russ. Wind S. W. POR I'SMOUTH, JAN. 8. Nothing arrived or failed this day.—Wind S. W. DEAL, JAN. 8. Remain in the Downs his Majefly's fhips, tcc. as per laft.—Wind S. W. GREENOCK, JANUARY 7. Captain lkflivert, of the brig Duckworth, of this port, who was captured un his paffage home from Limerick, the aoth Augulf, about eight leagues W. S. W. of Tory, by la Serene and la Revenge French frigates, of 40 glens each, arrived here yeller day. He and crew were carried to I'ampole, where Captain Wlvrit and Captain SAR MON, belonging to the,fhip Edginitone, of London, were liberated by rccincli of Captain La Doc, of la Sirene. Captain NWT k k fpeaks in high terms of the very polite attem litin and kindnefs he experienced from the F r e nc h Officers. The crew of the Duckworth, and a number : of other prifuners, were marched oo.leagues up the country. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CRAVISCYD, JAN. 8.---Paffeti ty the lilttfel, i.yall, from Pe teribetrih ; Attention, [ticket!, from . Memel ; Minerva, Wild goofe, from Mogadore; Junket, Kitten, froin Archangel; Spe culation. —; Martha, --; Concordia, Kline; and the Hibernia. Dunker, from Dantzic.—S: ikd the Saperbe, Jona, for Dublin. ARRIVED. At Fxmouth. the Maria, Arrowfmith, from Copenhagen—. At Whitby, the Oak Stevens, from Dantzic—At Leith,. the Johns, Having. from Riga—At Londonderry: the Britannia, from Riga...—At Botany. Bay, the Tellieherry, Cozens, from -London. Thg Tyo Friends, Hughes, from Carmarthen for London, is loft near St. l•e's . The Magdataine, from the Bay of Chaleur for Ba ton, is loft on the coat of America. The TVM Brothers, —, of Dundee, laden with flat and hemp, has beat fonud on the Doggerbark,uithout•any ptrfon on board As the Lottery wheels will be conveyed in a day or 'two to their interelling Cecile of aBirin, multitudes of fpeetators will be apt to contempt ire them as they pats, with much anxious attention ; efpecially ail Inch as had the early prudence to become candidates on this important occafion for Fortune's favours. They will remind loch alfo, who are not yet in poffetllon of Chances, that but a moment remains far their deter• mination to purchafe into a Scheme, which pretents Twenty Thonfand Pounds to the very fill-drawn Number on Tuefday next. • . Had not the port of Hamburgh been (hut *pion onr xommerce, before Tuefday next, the day on which the Lottery commences drawing, the whole of the Ticke•s wruld have been difpoled of. The home confumption, together with the orders /tom Ireland and Scotland, wi:l loon cafe the Contra Elms of the remaining few. The Grand Prizes mutt of courfe remain in the United Kingdom, which cit.- curnilance makes ample amends fur foreign difap pointment. The Public hold the Scheme in high d emotion, and will no doubt participate in the Thirty Thottfands, Twenty Thoufands, Ten Thonfands, Five Thoufand , which may be had at the Offices of Hotosar :.nd Co. z 6, Corbhll, 52, Charing Crofs and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. No. 33979' and 42.569, Prises of 30,0001.vrere fold by kiORNSISY and Co. . • _ _ StCoND =Tim This afte.nonn an exprefs arrived in town frr•m Yarmouth, with intelligence, of which we give ti e following extraffs to our Readers, by which' it ar pears that the French are proceeding in fpite of all the impediments of nature and art.--Their army has t ken Ilrong p•fiti. , ns on the Bug and the Narcw. In their daily fkirmilles with the Ruffians they have cl timed the advantage. ; They have madethemfelves maffers of an even - live and advantageNts track of minify, which gives t' em new means of attack. An ifland ra the Worths vas carried by them in fpite of a vigorous reftliance hum the ?ruffians and Ruffians. OFFICIAL BULLETINS. The 401 Bulletin is dated from Pofen, Dcc. 14. It Elates, that on the t ttli, a corps of Mar'hal DA' yotrses army. croffed the river Bug, and eaablifhed themfelves at the village of P.'mikuwn. A RuClin disiflon attacked them, but were repulfed aith great The 42d Bulletin, dated Pain, Dec. Is, mentions, that a bridge had beta thrown acrofs the Narew ; that the Ruffians wete advancing from Grwclnn ; and that the weather was uncommonly favourable, and like au:umn. The 43d is dated from Kutno, on the I.7th, and merely Hates the arrival of the Emperor at that town, in his way to Warf.iw. BERLIN, DECFMBERI7. Prince Augutlus of Kutlis, accompanied by two French Officers, fet off yenerday for France. This has given rife to many conjedures. It will be recol letted that the Prince Augullus was fent to his fa• ther, by his Majefty the Emperor, but at that time a negotiation fubfi(led between his Majefly the Em. peror and the King of Pruffia, and peace feemed to be at band. The Emperor Alb granted an ar suinice ; but This the King of Prullia refufed. This change of ci•cumllances feems to offer a na tural explanation of what has occurred, both with Yelped to Prince Auguilus and General Tanenzien ; and thofe who look for any other caufe only indulge in idle dreams. BERLIN, DEC. 30. A traveller, who left Crnnfladt on the 28th ult. fays the Emperor of Rtiflia intended to go to the atm/ immediAtey after the Emprefs's accouche ment, but that the Senate bad espreffed their willies that he would not leave his capital. The Grand Doke of Berg, who has, according to abford reports, been repeatedly wounded while he en joyed the ben flare of health, has, it is true, been attacked with a fever, which confined him for feveral days to his apartment. KUTNO, DEC. i 7. The French have thrown bridges over the Viflula, in fpite of the difficulties oppofed by the great breadth of this river, which in feveral places is between three and four hundred fathoms broad. FROM THE MAIN, DECEMBER. 27. According to the public papers, a Ruffian General has arrived at Vienna, with propef.ds of importance. VIENNA, DEC. zo. Lail week a French Courier paired through here from Corlantinople, on his way to the French head. (patters. The view of the Ruffians, who have en tered Moldavia, is to extend themfelves towards Dalmatia, and the neighbouring countries. Our Court Gazette of this' day contains th e f o l. lowing, under the head of Foreign Affairs : " Since the French took poffrffinn of Warfaw, we have no certain information from the theatre of the war in Poland. In the mean while, the - Bavarian and Wurtemberg troops, which have hitherto re mained in Siklia, and thole who are Rill in their quar ters, have received orders to advance and join the Grand Army without delay, together with all the detached patties, the corps of Mai (hal Mortier ex c •pted." CONSTANTINOPLE, NOV. 34. The Englilh ti igate Endymion arrived hereon the . 2oth ult. She belongs to a fquadron of feven thins 0 • war tinder Admiral Louis, which are near the Dardanelles: The e:•Hofpodar of Wallachia has arrived at Buchareft. WARSAW, DEC. sr. A new tat du poist is ereeting upon the Bug ; thus, with tray little trouble, the French are become mai - - ters of a very large track of country, par tly defended by moraffes. A whole army may remain here cover ed on all fidcs from the enemy. This fecond en trenched camp on the right bank of the Bug, promiled the French great advantage, and exceent zne'nus . of attack. Prince Radzivil, Prince Sapieha, and Count Po. tocki, perform the Office of Chamberlains to his Ma• jelly. The Emperor, whofe health has not fuffered through the difficulties of the journey, and • the continual rainy weather, yetlerday int - peeled the works at Praga. On the 113th inflant, a corps of Coffacks, and fome. Ruffians, endeavoured to defend an ifland in 'the Wortha, which General Davouft wifbed to occupy. It is almoft needlefs to fay, that the French fuc ceeded in carrying the ifland. On the 19th, a corps of CoiTacks and Ruffian burn far:, having approached too near to a body of Erench cavalry in frcnt of the Bug, th e y were very roughly handled by the hut Tars of the IR and the cbaffturs of the 13th regiments. The Colonel of the CoffAcks was killed, and about scrptivati.• • - inainiael in tha. har-4"-