Star. — London, England, 1805-11-11 00:00:00

litaLibt, OAT. hai been fuppoled and af• fitted, that the Empernr.of Rata, with the Romar Emperor, and our Sovereign . , would have an inter view at Cracow t afterwards it was reported, that Lis Ruffian Majefly would make a tour to Vienna ; and lailly we are informed, that he would come to Berlin. The latter information has proved correct, as the Emperor of RuHia did arrive here yenerday at • two in . the afternoon, being accompanied from -Fried richsfetd br the King's brothers, Prince HLNRY and .Prince WiLLtass, who had gone to that place to compliment his Ruffian Majelly. The raid Princes received the Emperor at the country feat of the frincefs of Holflein Beck, and complimented his Majelly in the name of the King. After having waited a few minutes, the Emperor took his feat ttest to Prince HENRI-, in that Prince's carriage, and thus they arrived in this capital, amidft the joyful acclamations of the inhabitants, and under a dir• charge of artillery. From the Long Bridge to the portico of the Palace, three battalions of grenadiers :flood under arms, together with the regiment of Mol lendorf, meanwhile the body guards and the gens d'arms paraded in the garden. On alighting from the carriage the Emperor was received at the colonade of the grand portico by the King, accompanied by the Crown Prince, and Prince FREDIR lc of Pruilia, and conduced to the apartments of King FRSDERIC WILLIAM IT. which till been pre pared for his reception, where the Emperor found the whole Royal Family and the Court affembled. The (Z2een went to meet the Emperor at the door of the apartment, and when all the perlons prefent had been prefented to him, his Excellency the Field Marfhal MOLLENDORF approached with the intelli gence, that-the troops, which were drawn up, were on the point of filing off; wherenpon his Imperial. Majeaf, accompanied try his Majefty the King, and the Royal Princes, walked again down hairs to the grand colonade, and jaw the troops march off, at which they expreffed their fatisfaftion. The Emperor then returned to the Royal apartment to breakfafl. its Imperial M'ajeCly afterwards rode to Potidam in the fame carriage with their Majefiies the King and the Qeen, where he intends to Ray for Come days, and thcn to return to the capital. In the fnite of his Imperial Majefly were the Chief • M.:r.hal Cotidt I'm:sr-01, Prince Czattroattasat, the, Adjutant Genefat Prinee•Dotnlit.ticitYoVe•Cederal 'Count Ltewert, the 'Emperor's own Phyfician and Counfellor of Stare Vitt'', and the Counfellor of State D'Ou tnt rev. Secretary of the War Department. LONDON. MON D. kY, NOV EMBER rr. 'Alt! OF STOCKS THIS D&Y A r ONE 0 - CLOCK: Coorols, for money, joii—for Nlvember 594. Reduced 581:—OLuidum.si. Dutch Papers to the 7th have arrived, containing trench news to the ad inflant. We havesiren large estmets in the preceding columns, and to tilde we tantrefer our Readers, as the length and importance of the fubj•iined Official Details refpeeling the glo sinus atchievements of the Baillasu Navy do not allow room fora recapitulation of the Continental Newsi The following letter, dated Calcutta, the Sth of, June, was received by the Teignmouth : " I have only time to write you a few lines at pre fent, as the Teignmouth leaves this place at a Very ihort notice, with the ratification of peace between the Rajah of Bhurtpore and the B-itifh Government. I than write you more fully by the (hips that ate ap pointed to fail from hence on the 11th, namely, the Ocean, Harriot, Lord Keith, and Huddart. Their cargoes are already on board, and every thing in • readinefs for failing. The feafon here has been in tenfely hot, and notwithilanding it is fo far advan ced, the rains have not yet fet in. " A great alteration has taken place in the pro motions about the Govetnnient Houfe (ince accounts have been received from Englandof Lord CoeNWAL- Its's appointment. It is a circumflance, however, which gives univerfal fati4aelion. The fettlement which was efiablifhed in 5803, by the Marquis Wet.- LF:;l.6lr, on the ifland of Palarnbangan, is about to be withdrawn, by order of the Court of Direaurs, and the following (hips are among the number char tered to carry away the trof ps and Rotes: Bombay Merchant, Aufpicious, Triton, and Marquis Weller lefley, a (hip of 1, too tons burthen. " Sir Et.vatn Pas.t,ew is doing every thing in his Plower to make the naval department of this country refpcpable. 'Be has pnrchafed feveral large Ships, for the purpore of converting them into frigates. The Carion and t aikufroo are among the number, and have been fitted op in a very mart time. The former is called the 'Lord Duncan, and the latter Earl Howe. The Pais has been taken up to carry cotton To China, and would have been pnrchafed by Sir ED WARD for a frigate, had the not been French built. " The crops of cotton and indigo this (carom are abundant, and the latter will be of the very bat qua li:7, provided we have a fuppl y of rain Monty." Apprehenfitms, we undetftand, were ftill entertain ed that ilsiikai would be able to 'coiled forces fuffi- cient to abuts the general tranquillity, although great numbeis of his follower had defected him, and entered into the fervices of the Eafi India Com pany; the Bajah of &tar. and Scindiah. General Lord LAKIL was about to adopt meaforef, which, it 'was hoped, would defeat the balk .fcheittes.4 ?tillers Chieftain. Detachments were to he Ihrtloii r id in the feveral dihrifts to aft together, hi cafe of etner4ency, and particularly to defend the inhabi tau,tr capoted to his predatory incortons, which were always attended with alts of extreme cruelty and ivietioe. The troops of Fort William were in a very of health, and fcvcral of ttem died deity. ANOTHER NAVAL VICTORY. " MANSION-HOUZE, NOV. tit. " Half paft Srien, A. M. eg I congratulate dry country on the further Mott di important and glorious fuccefs of his Majelies ‘g Amu. (Signed) " Ansa Unaw, Mayor." To the Madero of Lloyd'o" (COPY.) " ADMIRALTY OFFICE,NOV. to, 9 P. M. Mr. MARSDLII prefents his Compliments to the " LORD Moro*, has the honour to tranfmit an at " count of the further Brilliant Succefs of his Ma " jelly's Arms, in the capture of Four French line 46 of battle fbips, by a fquadron under the command " of Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, and " begs to offer his congratulation to his Lordthip on cs the °region. " To the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor." ', ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOV. Jo, zllos. " Captain Lord WILLIAM FITZIOY, of his Majef " ty's fhip Lu s, arrived this evening with adifpatch " from Rear Admiral Sir RzotaanSvaicHas,dated " off Rochefort, (ditiant go leagues) the itth inflant, " giving an account °ibis having . on that day, with Majefly's ships CMEAR, HUM, COUItAGII•UX, " and Nemua, with the Ravoxtriosatai, ROLUS, PHOENIX, and the SAMTA ,MAIICAMITTA frigates, " under his command, fallen in with a French fqua dron, confilling of four line of battle ships, For " midable, Rear Admiral Dumallotz, Dugnay Trouin, Mont Blanc, and Scipion, which had Ce " parated from the remains of the combined fleet " after the anion oif Cape Trefalgar of the sill Oc- " sober, and having engaged them for three hours " and a half, fucceeded in capturing the whole of " them. The enemy is underlined to have between " five and boo men killed and wounded. The lofs in ' his Majefly's I)lips did not exceed 30 killed and 44 too wounded. - Sir RICHARD STLACH•M was lift " with his prizes off the Lizard on the morning oldie 44 Bth iuftant." (A True Copy.) (Sipped) 7 • ; JAMBI SHAW. • yr , FROM THE LONDON GAZETTEILXTRAORDINARY, ADEIIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER is, zto4, The Letter (and its Enclofures,) of which the fol lowing are Copies, were reeeived at this Office laa nigla from Captain (npw Rear• Admiral) Sir Rtcst •RD JOHN STRACMAII, Sot. Commander of his Ma jelly's (hip the C.ssae, addreffed to WILLIAM Maas• DEM. Efq. !.• , Czfar, NovilfibEr 7, 13os, Sir—The accompanying Copy of a Leath Ad. dreffed to the Honourable Admiral CoarwaLtti;3l requefl yon will be pleated to lapbefore the Lords CommifGoners of the Admiralty, with nit -apology , for the hafty•manner in which it is Awritten. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 11. J. STRACRAN. Cear, Watt of Rodgoit 164 PAM% Nov. 4; Laos, WWI S. E. Sir—Being off Ferrol, working to.the Weftward, with the wind wefterly, on the evening of the ad. we obferved a frigate in the N. W. snaking fignals ; made all fail to join her before night, and followed. by the Mips named in the margins, we came up with her at eleven at night ; and at the moment fhe joined us, we raw 'fix large (hips near us. Captain Baasa informed me he had been ehaeed by the Rothefort e Squadron, then clofe to leeward of us. We were de lighted. I &fired trim to tell the Captains of the Chips of the line aftern to follow me, as I meant to engage them direilly ; and immediately bore away in the Cssez for the purpofe, making all the fignals 1 could to indicate our movements to our (hips ; the moon enablCd us to fee the enemy bear away in a line abrtaft, clofely formed; but we loft fight of them when it fet, and I was Obliged to reduce our fails, the HERO, Coueaoeux, and JEoLus being the only sips we could fee. We continued fieering to the E. N. E. all night, and in the morning nbfesved - the SANTA MARGARITA near us; at nine we.difeo , vcred the enemy of four fail of the line in the N. E. under all fail. We had alto every thing. fat, and came up with them fall; in the evening, we obferved three fail afiern; and tbe Pasoan II (poke toe at night. I found that.adive Officer, Captain BAKFlt,had deli ' viral my - orders, midi' kit hint la On ski!! the San . ••/41,141111.016141TA I 4 leading es up OD the enemy. At dayliPtire 114iC near them, and the Sacra Drat. • . GAUT* had begun in a very pliant manner to fire upon their rear, and was *5lO joine4 by the Putoeute. A little before noon, die Fenn& tiodigteilliiition unavoidable began to San is dick iris sioll form in a liaeo hearing on t le fiarboard tack ; we did tha fame, and / consmenieated my intention by hail ing to the Captains, " that I Ihould attack the Centre and rear," and at noon began the battle ; in a &art , time the van fhip of the enemy tacked, which aimoll direftly made the aCtion dole and general ; the Na ir u a joined foon after we tacked, which we did at foon as we could get the hips round, and I direfted her by fignals, to engage the van ; at half pail three the action ceafed, the enemy having fought to admi_ ration, and not furrendering till their Mips were un manageable. I have returned thanks to the Captains of the (hips of the line and the f►igates, and they (peak in high terms of approbation of their refpeftivc offi. 1 cers and flips' companies. If any thing could add to the good opinion I had already formed of the offi cers and crew of the Caasaa, it is their gallant con due in this day's battle. The enemy have fuffered much, but our !hips not more than is to be espeCted on thefe occafious. You may judge of my furprife, Sir, when I found the !hips we had taken, were not the Rochefort fquadron, but from Cadiz. I have the honour to be, Sec. (Signed) a. J. STRACHAIII. Hoo. William Cornwallis, Admiral of the White, and Commander in Chttf, Ste. &e. FIRST LINE.—STARBOARD TACK. - 7 -7- BILITISN LING. CACSAIL, 0110 gem Mao, Of 74 pas. Coy ItAGIMI. of 74 pin. Faaxc■ LIN& DUOIIAT TlOOlll. er 74 guns, Captain Tattier- FOR PAIDA ALI, of 80 guns, Rear-Admiral DOMAN*. MONT BLANC, of 74 guns, Captain YBkgrey. attrition, of 74 guns, Captain Barmier. SECOND LINE—LARBOARD TACK. (When the NAMUR joined.) BILITIIN LINZ. Haan, or ye gust, Honourable Captain Gardner. NAMOS, Of ye guns, Captain Halite& CAESAR, of So guns, Sir Richard J. Stratton. COORAG/LUX, of 74 guns, Captain Let. • FRENCH LIME. • DUOVAT Tannin.' Mont. Elt z tose r inanuoans.ri: • a4Scolleite • ' li.1L•" Deign Tanis grit Scieliott. totally difilsoftedthe Formidable sold Man-Bine breeds* Fern:salts (banding. Our frigattoSanta Margarita, -Rohn, Placenix, and Revco lutionaire. The REVOLUTIONAIIi joined at the time the NAlrall did; but, with the reit of our frigates, in confevence of the French tacking, were to leeward of the enemy. . I do not know what is become of the &LIANA, or the other ~„ty?„1,4 1 ;lro qrsr m the night of the ad inkant. . The Agooti of4Dion44,lllfled, mad Mal ?liMtetiot bear all received. The encini.bere Coffered much. • Zero, Coursireux, and Namur. • &Boas, 41ffolni, Saab Mar; arita, farm leeward in the S. IL . . Such are the Official details that harchoto,pub liffied re(pefling this farther Signal advantage gained over our Eneniies by our intrepid Toe. The fol lowing particulars are from our Correfpondent at Plymouth : 14 PLYMOUTH, NOV. 9. "This morning the Carsctnr, of 36 gun , , and the .E.OLU3 9 bf 36 guns, arrived here from a cruize, and have brought theuaiseount of another glorious viaory obtained ,Q.ver..the Tyivst's Navy : Sir RICHAILD STIACHAN, in The Cana; O'M guns, with four others, fell in with a fiaildri:fi our fail of the line ; and after a gallant anion focceeded in" ca p turing AN whole of them ; and among them the FrenchAdniqzl Mamma, whole flag was this morning landed carried to London by Lord W. Sruaar, of the Caescaor, who let off immediately with the dif patches. The French Admiral is on board the AoLus ;be was taken out at lea. The Captured (hips are the Mont Blanc, Duguay Trouin, Scipion, and Foritiidfible, of 74 guns each, and are the hips that Admiral CoLLt sc woon fpeaks of in his letter, as the headmoft of the van, that tacked and flood to the fouthward, at the time the line gave way ; the fternmoß of the Re talteh," . -m4, and flood on for Ferrol, off which place Sir STILACHAN fell in with them, and fucceeded , in cap 'tiring-the whole, the 4th inflaut, with very littlelofs.., The Chips of his fquadron were the Czfar, Hero, Bel lona, Courageuz, and Namur ; Revolutionnaire, Santa Margaretta, Phcenis, and 2Eolus frigates.— The Namur and Bellona were not in the aaion ; and we are happy to fay that the killed and wounded are very few—only one officer is Paid to be nightly wounded, and 36 men killed and wounded in the whole." .I'. TheEvirittys frigate paffed Plymouth on Fridisy night, and by this time is .probably in Portfinouth harbour. Report fays, fire has on board the bodies of Lord Naisoss, Captains Du and eoox ; alfo.the captured Admirals with their flags. By this eon• veyance we may expee farther accounts from Ad- miral (now Lord) Cota.tac WOOD. Our letter from Penzance Rates, that a number of thips of the line had been feet' making for the Chan nel. We are Rrongly imp:Tied with the hope' that 'fetters!l of the prhas taken from the enemy in the free glorious vißory are among the number, amt. that etc this .they may have reached Plymouth. The Hon. Wawa Framtov, wbo bcought the Government; Airipesilmi mid arsivid at the Admiralty twiny . . . minutes terote eight o'clock lei night, termite ner fimilat 'to that mentioned by cur Penzance to!re fpondentte—namely, that Come of she Prirei were feet; off th, Land's End. A letter' ) JA zit sa DrAntr, Irtr.?!+ o , and Maim, a mea refpeeable houfe in the City, from their Correfpostdent at Plymouth, dated Saturday evening, fpeilaug of the four (hips captured by Site R. STR•CnAN. lays, " they are now COM;ng into port." The Gazette, of Saturday night, contaias the Taff official account tranfmitted from the immortal NELSON. It is an acknowledgmenvof the facices of forte of the veffdls under his command, atuk is dated eight days before the battle of the 2 IR. The Gazette alfo contains His MaisszY's• Pro. clamatiotrfor a General Thankfgiving, on tfie:lth of December, for the fignal cidory of Trafalgar ; and all . ") a Proclamation for the meeting of Parlia. went on the 7th of jansary, for difpatch of Wines. SECOND EDITION. • .11We (top the Prete 4o Rate, that the following Ws letin was this day circulated omits; the Cabitlet Minifters " ADMIRALTY-OFFICIt i NOVP.MBER u, taos 4 Hilt paa Twelve. 64 By a difpatch juft received from Rear Admiral I I Sir RICH. Slit A r AN, ibititit ilittalepionth. the Sib 44 ;MIA appears that the number killed on board his Alajefty'sbips in the &aims of the 4th init. was Li, " including a Lientenant of Marhies on board the 44 HERO, and the Boatforain of.the Santa MUG*. 44 acre. The number of woasded tt t. Toe cue " amount of the Enemy's lofs was not afcertained. Sir RICHARD, in the CESAR, propofed inune: diately to,rejoin Admiral Coanws.sus, leaving to " the -other dips of his fguadron the care of the -•--• 'eprizes." • ................IL.. 4 . . ic .1 ... r. /Nausea, Now. B...—Since my tali arrived the . Atereriganiiiip Iris, Gitoss,of and franißaltiMore for Amflerdam, with teas, tobacco, tte. in difirefix— Sailed the Elizabeth an d Grace, ' , and the Thomas, BURGOTNI, for Plymouth; the Venus, Da. vets, and the Hendra, Melluilh, for Fowey ; the Thomas and William, EDWARD, for Dartmouth, and federal fail from the Mount Peir, bound up Channel. N. B. It is confidently reported here that 16 fail of the line have been teen this morning, to the South and Weft of this port, herbals up.—Wind about E. S. E. moderate. ..r fi r . - Faxmourn, tios..ll.oa , Arii'ved yefterday off this .herbrintr.ther'Danifh Eall India fhip Copenhagen, thous Bengal, eight months paffage : the put into the Ifle of France in May loft, and was about to fail on the 4th June, when his Majefly's fhip Tasieranobs, of 74 guns, Captain °mama, with four other Ibips of the line, blockaded the ifland. Dating his flay there, accounts were received that linixaa had con. eluded a peace with the Marquis Wati.ese.sv ,• alto -aftiwedk the , Windfor Cattle, SUTTON, with Mails from New York•ansi-3laliftet--.13 -days , from thelit ter ; left lying there his Majefly's 'hips ST. Ganeca and CINT•UR repairing; alto his Majefiy's fiiipaCLlt• °TATRA and Mixer,; the latter had Mt arrived dif maned in a gale of wind : the fever was very violent at New York when the left it. His Majefly's (hip PouLITTI, of IS guns, with the Indus Eta India man, Bedford Weil Indiaman, and federal other vef felt, failed yefterday for the eafiward, but the wind &Ming to the eaftward they pit back. A line of battle fhip having a fhip in tow, and a frigate with her topmaft ellfahlcd, paled this evening. .. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—The PRINCE OF WALE! isehigaeleafed feast quarantine, Admiral Sir Roe awe C•Ltrat,COMatiltuaer Oinesar,'frora Gibraltar, Cap 'thin LIIIHMERR, late of the THUNDERER, Captain Wake:late of the Ayaft, and Captain Surma, late .of the Anymore, : all landed here this morning.— They knew nothing.* the late vi,ctory till their arri val here, having left the 'fleet on the i Ith. Admiral Cottreowoon has been chi; daf'eleeled a Burge of this Corporation.—The SATAGI flddr/ is VAC o Of harbour to Spithead. . . . Dux, Nov.46.—Sailed the:terms. man of ai r ' 4 ' and federal gun brigs on a cruize off the French c • fl.„ - and the OILPHRUS frigate, for Sheeinefs. C . a down fromSheernefs, the Definglion and Conv on .wwsrfarthaltw•Whlrltnewain. in the: Daiwa* wit :the reit of the flips as per laft.—This morning Ad *rat f the Right Hon. Lord Kam. bellied- his the torn Blue to White, at the main 1 likewife Admiral pox- LOWRY, from White to Red, at the lore, falbting each iiag,,in confequence of the Naval Promotions. —Wind S. E. • DOTIR, Nov. 9.—Arrived left night his Majefly's 1 fhip Are - rawly. Rear Admiral Sir SYDNEY ITH,, ' from the Downs. Sir SIDNEY SMirm tall ni ght ex hibited from the Caves fomevery fplendid fire works, among which were tome of the new invented rockets ' - the weather being very lint they had a beautiful cf. feet. His Idajelly's fhip De ticrarne, Captain TIDY, went but of the harbour this morning in greaa ayle. having at her mall heads the three Englith Entigns, with the French, Spaniflt, and Dutch colours under them; the band of the ill Royal Surrey Militia was on board playing " Rule Britannia ;" on their getting ,outfide of the harbour the crew gave three cheers, 'whichever* returned by the numerous fpeetators af- Ambled on the Pier Heads. Wind S. and moderate. ' GARZNOCI, Nov. B.,—Arrived the Hero, CARNO itmaw, from Grenada; one of the fleet which failed from Tortola upon the isth September, contiflitig of about 86 fail •for Britain, render convoy of his Ma ''s flip EINALIOII, Capp. STUART ; parted corn paay with the Sett about 13 days fince in lat. 481. i ons , 3a ,. Th e following (hips were in the fleet for `Clyde: Penelope, HALL, from St. Kitts; Active, Cov e r,,,r. from Tciitola ; Britannia, Mir tea,.and Am er ior,flurevan, both from Tobago ; and the -ersl,ll4..Kiecaris al (roar St. VIFICOM •• 1