Star. — London, England, 1805-11-13 00:00:00

T - .:staw, Oct. 29.—0 n Sunday, at one o'clock, ;ts Weft) the Emperor of RIWI A arrived here from Potfdam. He ()witty after made a vifit to their R-val Highnelfe, the Prince Royal and Prince Flt 3). RIC (who advanced to his carriage to meet his Ma -1 jetty ), And to all the members of the Royal Family, as wel as to her Serene Highnefs the Princefs of Hol- Reit. Beck, Marital MOLLENDOItr, am! Count Sow- Lk NIBURGN. KEA N F at, Comptroller General. Their MojeftieS the King and Queen, and all the other branches of the Royal Family, who were at Potfclatn, alb) returned to the capital. There was a grand dinner at the Royal Palace ; there were 48 covers on the King's table ; the ferrite was of gold. S me excellent mufic was played during dinner.— Tile health of his Majefly the Emperor was drank to the founds of trumpets and cymbals. After dinner his Imperial Majefly received in his apartments the Foreign Minitlers refident here, who paid their court to him. !He afterwards went with the Royal Family to the National Theatre, where he was received with martial walk, and the enthuliaßic applanfe of the while audience. Yefterday his Imperial Majefly vilited the King and Qpeen. After breakfaft the Emperor gave the word to the battalions of grenadiers, which were drawn up before the windows of the Palace to march off, after having previnufly paled through their ranks. His Majefty then went to the Arfenal, the Military Academy, and the College of the Cadets, &c. The tlluttrious company dined with his Royal Highnefs Prince FERDINAND, at Bellevue. In the evening there was a grand (upper at his Majefty's. A great number of perfons of ditlinaion have re turned here from Potfdam. His Royal Highnefs Prince Louis FERDINAND is arrived here from Hil delheim, and Prince DOLCORUCKY from Vienna. FRANKFORT, Nov. I.—lt is pofitively aliened, that the Archduke CHARLES is marching to Auftria with so,ooo men, from Italy, who will be replaced there by the Ruffians from Corfu. HANOVER, OCT. 28.—The Pruffian Major General VAN BIELA commands the Pruflian van in this city. Yefterday a French Colonel, with an Adjutant, at rived here from Hameln, and repaired to the Prof Fran General. The Duke of Brunfwick, who is now at Berlin, to be prefent at a Grand Council of War there, is expelled at Hildefheim towards the tft of November. The Pruffian army, under the command of the Duke of Brunfwiclr, in the counts y of Hildefbeim.con fills of five battalions of grenadiers, twenty-eight bat talions of infantry, three ditto of light infantry, one battalion and half of chaffeurs, five fquadruns of heavy cavalry, thirty ditto of dragoons, ten ditto of lhuirars, eight batteries of twelve pounders, and four of horfe artillery. The head quarters are at Hilde fheim,and Colonel SCARNHORST is Chief of the Gene ral Staff. Wiarsraaocu, (in the Mecklenburg territory) Ocr. rg.—Fifteen hundred Ruffians have marched into this place to-night at (even o'clock ; but none of them, we underftand, ha e gone through our capital, Schwerin. General Oirsastas, however, was there for Tome time. i t , Baron Ast FELDT will commandthe left wing of the army. His Majelly's Adjutant, Baron WEED!, it arrived to•day - from Berlin. STUTG tan, OCT. 26.—.011 the opening of the laft meeting of the Provifirinal Affembly, the Elector of Wuar E Bono gave notice of the motives which have induced him to determine in favour of France. The alternative offered him by that country was, either the hone treatment of his own country, under a permiflion of an undifturbed departure of the Elec toral Family, or the acceptance of an offenfive and defenfive alliaace. The latter alternative was accept. ed by the Elector, who had engaged, in confequence thereof, to provide 8000 auxiliaries, and to procure, for payment in cafh, fume necefraries in the French army. The States, who feem to be reconciled (as well as the Electoral Prince) to the Eleftor, through the me diation of the French Emperor, have readily granted what was afked of them. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.-•-•OLIT Colin has publiffied a Declaration refpeaing its conduit in the cu fling circumftances. It dates the fidelity and fcru. pulous exaftnefs with which the Eleftor of Wirtem berg had fulfilled his obligations to the Court of Vi enna during laft war, and complains, that that Court had not interfered in its favour in the negotiations refpeaing the indemnities, and had refufed payment for the neceffaries fupplicd to the Auftrian troops dur. ing the war, or any compenfation for the artillery lent on that occafion. It complains, that intrigues had been carried on agalnft the Houk of Wirtem. berg at the lad Diet for Suabia, and that the Aulic Council of the Empire had decided altogether againft the Court of Wirtemberg, in the differences relative to the immediate Nobility of the Empire. The Elec toral Court had made many conceffions to the Court of Vienna, and could not think that its territories would be made the theatre of a war in which it had no intereft. The Elefioral Court had applied to the Conrt of Berlin., and to the Courts of Baden, Bavaria, Heffe, and Heffe Dramfladt, to maintain the neutrality of the Southern Circles of the Empire; to which appli cation the Prof:G.ln Cabinet returned a refufal, And the dillance of the other Cants afunder, prevented them taking any meafur es on the fubjea. The de claration then goes on to detail the conduet of the Ault riantroops in Bavaria, and the territories of Wir tvinberg, as fubjeCts of complaint, till the arrival of the French Emperor at Conifourg. The Aullrian Commdary of the Army and Pre fident VON Srsia lik RR, has been arrelted here on his palrage, but was fpeedily liberated. It is not known whether this detention and releafe is conflated with that of the French Envoy DIDELOT. STRALSUND, OCT. 26.—Several SWedifil batta lions, forming part of our garrifon, have marched out In the open country and neighbouring places, in the courfe of left week, and have been fucceeded here by tient troops from Sweden. Three Englifh Commitralies are here waiting, ap parently for the expected expedition, the arrival of which is delayed by eafterly wind.. PETERSEURGH, OCT. I2.—The Auftrian Ambaffa dor left us two days ago for Walla, in his way to the Ruffian head quarters. The Englifh and Swedifla .Ambalfaclors are on the point of following his ex ample, and our Refident at the Harm is returned to this city. LdNIJOrt WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER t 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK a Cookie, for money, 39.111—f0r November Spa Reduced 38*—OnantUm 41. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 192 India Stock 1874188 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 5 8 444 India Bondi, par is. vent. 3 per CUlt. Conf. 59f4if Imp. 3 per Cent...-.. 4 Per Cent. 74 75 744 1 Imp. Ann. 813 IC4 3 per Cent. Navy, Exch. Ms, s. u preen s per Cent. 1797 9 8 11 Omni= 41 prem. Long Ann. t6f I Conf. for MM. 59}111. . - The following paragraph appears in the Keogh Courier of yefterday : " At a late hour lal night we received intelligence that the Cape of Good Hope had filer:sacred to the Eng*, together with Six Sail of French and Dutch Ships of the Line which were in the harbour. Another Gazette Extraordinary is expelled to be publinted this day." We need hardly add, that if there had been any good foundation for the above intelligence, it would have been known before this time in London. We ap. prebend this is only another edition of the fix (hips reported to have been captured by Adm. Stilt LING. We have received Paris Journals to the 6th, and Dutch to the loth infiant. The Monier of the ad contains the twelfth Bulletin of the French army, and the Moniteur of the 4th the thirteenth Bulletin. The former prefents nothing new refpeaing the move• ments of the armies. The latter announces the pal f.ge of the Inn at five points, on the aBth of lan month. Oa that day, about noon, for their move- meats hem to have been concerted and executed with incredible precifion, three divifions of the army pallid that barrier. and were &only aßewards fol lowed by numerals detachments. BIANADOTTII with his divilinn croffed at Wafrerburgb, and took a pofi tinn at Altenmarkt, in the Bilhoprick of Saltzburgh. The Bavarian., under Count MANUCCI, croffed at Rofenheim, and DAVOUST, with thofe under his com. :nand, at Muhldorff. MURAT, in like manner, paired it at Oetting and Marekhl. It does not appear that they experienced much re- Hate oppofition in effecting this operation. The principal difficulties which they had to encounter were thofe oiling from the dettruftion of the bridges. Except in a flight fkirmitb at Muhldorf, in which the Außrians had a few men of their rear guard cut off, no lives have been IoR in forcing the paffage of that river. The Bulletin does ant let us know where the Combined Außrian and Ruffian Army was ; it cer tainly was not in any confiderable force on the Inn, at the time the French miffed it. We muft, there fore, fuppofe that it has fallen back to cover Vienna. It is, indeed, pofitively Rated from Franefort, of the date of the zd, that General Kovusow had retreated to Wels, in Außria, there to wait the arrival of the reinforcements that were preffing forward to his af finance. Only three divifions of the Trench army, and a pan of the Referve, under Warr, eftablilbed them felves on the Right Bank of the Inn, on the atith.— Four other divifions, thofe of Sout.r, MAILMOIST, LANNI.. and Nay, were, however, advancing to wards that river. The three srft of thofe divifiotu might be expefted to croft on the zgth or Both at fur theft. It would take Nay's divifion tome time longer to come up, as it was bound by the capitula- tion of Ulm, not to move more than ten leagues from that town. until after the nth, at midnight, and accordingly we find it bad only reached Lancliberg on the zlilth ult. The Bulletin of the Army of Italy, inferted in the ilfsaiteur of the sth, does not prove any very deeiftve advantages to have been obtained by Mama.% over the Archduke CHARLIIf. He claims a victory on the 29th ult. eleven days after he forced the pafrage of the Adige at Verona. How has he been occupied in the interval ? He does not appear to have made any great progrefs in that time. St. Martin, beyond which he boafts to have driven the Aultrians, is not more, than five miles from the Adige. or nine from Verona, where he gained his vigor, on the ath of hit month. The official Auftrian account of the actions in Ba varia, down to the 12th, have been publiffied ; their lofs, as we always fialpeeted, has been exceffively exaggerated. In the action on the t tth, it appears the French were completely defeated, and purfued to a confiderable diaance from the field of battle. It was confidently reported at the Hague on Thurf day lall, on the authority of difpatches Paid to have been received by the French Ambaffador, that a general aelinn had been fought on the Inn, its which blarlbal Br RN ADOTT 6 defeated the litiffsanr, and took, teen thoufand of them prifoners, independently of the killed and atounded.—We doubt this intelligence. No later in formation, we are perfuaded, had been received, than that contained in the Bulletin of the 28th. It is at lean two days march from the Inn to Wels, where the Ruffians were Paid to be; and Borararra would fcarcely venture to advance upon them until the foor divifions, which were at fome diftance on the left bank of the Inn, had paired that River. The French Funds have fallen to 59f. Roc. Letters of the 9th from Holland, mention, in the moft pofitive manner. that Duane, the French Mi flitter, had left the Court of Berlin ; and that the fiat divifion (amounting to 25,000 men) of a large Pruf fian Army, was on its march to Holland. A letter from Embden, dated Nov. 5, Amu, that the Archduke Cu ARLII had defeated the French with great Ilaughter on the banks of the Adige, and ob liged them to recto(' that river. A Dutch paper of the Bth, Rates, that the Anarians from Strabia and the Tyrol have again appeared is great force in the neighbourhood of Ulm and Mem- Mingen, and defeated a detachment of Preach troops commanded by General - VA* Dairies. ON THE DEATH 'OF LORD NELSON. On the cold lap of yonder 'aural tomb, Whole witheed foliage (peaks a Naascla dud, BRIT A K NIA 1110131113 her inaufplcious doom, And penively reclines her drooping had. The foften'd Sailor, all difibly'd in woe, Forgets the fturdy leffons of the main, While unwip'd tears in tricking currents flow On his rough brealt, untutor'd to complain. High-cherifh'd Vidt'ry fcorni her glitt'ring crown, With all the dear-bought hono.irs of her Rate, And Rains die issersery of her high renown, With drops of anguilh for her Hitao's fate. She St, dejedted, as a widow'd bride, Since is anus the gallant Neasor died! kO. Yellerdiy morning his MA J UITT. Princeffes Au- GUSTS, SOPHIA, and Ass sink, accompanied by Ge nerals HARCoULT and Fl 'mewl , . and Colonel TAYLOR and Lady WINTAIN took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. Yellerday the Duke of CUM MUNN the Earl of CmitTitan, Lord CASTIARVAOII, and Mr. PITT, had a confultation with the Duke of Yoaa at bis Office. His Royal Highnefs afterwards had a public day / and faw a number of ()Meet's. His MAJESTY has given direitions that die Body of Lord Vifeount Nstsox (hall be interred in St. Paul's Cathedral, and that there 'hall be a grand fu neral proceffion, with all military and national ho nours, made out by the College at Arms, and at the public expence, on the occafum. Mr. PIDDISOM. of BrewerAreet, to whom the Noble Vircount had en- trolled his coffin. will have the order of the funeral. We have no doubt but that the ceremony will be con duaed with all the folemnity that can befpeak the Na tion's feeling—that not merely the greets and windows from the Parliament Houfe to St. Paul's will exhibit the Cigna of mourning, but that the Theatres will be (hut, the bells in aU the Churches be mused, and that perhaps the day appointed for a general humilia tion may be the day of interment. We omitted to mention that the fum of zoool. year voted by Parliament, was granted to Lord Nizsom and the heirs male of his body. As the gal lant Hero died without iffue, it falls with him. His joint Executor with the Right Hon. and the Reverend Earl Miami, is Mr. HAILLWOOD. of Liu coin's Inn (not Hazletine). _ _ General Dorta, on Friday, arrived at Portftnontb , in the SYLPH sloop of war, from Guernfey. On the rife of the unfounded report that Sir SYDHIT SMITH had daftroyed the Boulogne Squa dron, a Gentleman, left credulous than his neighbours,. declared his belief that it was a piece of great exag geration: " Poh !" faid an Irilk Gentleman who beard the remark, " if our brave boys have burnt or taken the cabok fradrom, I don't care a brats far thing for exaggeration." _ _ _ Mifs Mom, the Yam Phasowsnose, is arrived in town, accompanied by her father, mother, and tutor. Tea Ren Fiat.—An idea has been long enter tained, that the Red Flag had been taken or ftolen from the mall of the Admiral's (hip, and that the Dutch obtained that trophy in the Downs, in one of the battles between Blake and Van Tromp. To correa fuch miftaken and vulgar notions, our readers will underhand that the Red Flag has never been taken or funendered to the enemy.—The Officer that wore fuch flag was Sir Gunton Roots, when he was Admiral of the Fleet, and Commander in Chief of the Combined Force of England and Holland in the Mediterranean in r 703.. —And that upon the Union of England with Scotland, the Red Flag was difcontinned to be worn, and the Union Jack became the diftinguifhing flag of the Admiral of the Fleet : thus the Red Flag at the Main was fuperceded by the ufe of the Union Jack in its Head. On Monday fe'nnight, about eight o'clock in the morning, a fire broke out in the cabinet maker's (hop of Mr.i Thomas Gorton, in Vernon-Ilreet, Liverpool, which, in a little time, was extinguiffied. Another alarm was given loon after, of a fire in Oldhall-fireet, and a third in GerardAreet, but thefe were eerily fuppreffed. A fourth, which portended more retinas confequences, broke out in Mr. David Davies's, flax dreier, in Fenwick.ftreet, between liven and eight o'clock in the evening, but the prompt exertions of the engines and firemen fortunately prevented this from extending beyond the premifeb in which it ori ginated. It is, however, with much concern we re. cord, that about nine o'clock of the fame evening the cabinet work (hops of Mr. Edmunfon, in Oldham ftreet, were difcovered to be on fire, and that, in de fiance of every of ance which could be afforded, the flames raged till near four o'clock on Tuefday morn ing, and were then only fubdued in confequence of the deftrudion of the range of building. We are forry to add that feveral of the workmen had their thefts and tools deftroyed. Maac-Lams, Nov. 13. —The (refit arrivals of Wheat this day are but few, and the Sales are dull at (mall variation in Pike. At the clofe on Monday Tome fine famples rather exceeded our currency— Severy thoufand quarters of foreign have been im ported within thefe few days, and are molly intend ed for exportation.—Several freffi cargoes of Barley, and (ales rather cheaper—Grey Peas likewife—Malt and Beans of both forts keep their price.—Oats are in middling fupply, but few of heft quality that fetch the currency—in price of Flour there is no alter ation. 000 CDUINCY Al UNDSII: Wheat, 461 572 681 per qr. Grey Peak 3as 372 Fine Ditto. 702 731 Beane, 48 6 54 s ' Rye, 331 381 lick Ditto, 302 462 Barley, 365 41s 6d Oats, ass 3 08 338 Milt, 761 8u Poland ditto 35s 36s ed • White Pcare,33l fras Rapc Sced, 4:1441 per 120.. Filet 01 FLOUR. Mae Flour 65$ to 701 Bactatts doe to 6se pa Wk. NAUTICAL MAILS THIS DAY..-Wlad N. t AIR. DUE. eVii. Dublin o I g= ti, 0 4 Waterford s a Lidice s a PLYMOUTH, Nov. followirg is a corre& Lift of the (hips that are arrived at this port belong ing to Sir Rieman.* STILACKAWS knadron, as alfo their prizes, vii. CASA& COURAGIin HMO MIME 8o BITOILOTIOIIII2II2 40 74 SANTAMARCIAIITTA 36 74 Pliceniz - 3 6 74 1E0L172 32 Duguay Tronin 74 Mont Blanc 74 Scipion - 74 Formidable 84 They are all gone up Hamoaze. Came in the Der Alder, Capt. BIDI2, from Leg horn for G.ttenburg, with marble.—Sailed the Ma- LAMPUS. of 36 guns, on a cruize.—The prizes above-mentioned are very fine Sips, and of very large fcantling, and will be a great acquifition to the Britifh Navy. The Admiral's flag was on board the Pormidable, of 84 guns. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Haar"' brig from Newfoundland. Sailed the LIDIRTT brig, on a cruize.—Came into harbour the D.lllllO gun brig: —There is now a frigate in fight, fuppofed to be the EURYALUS, from Admiral COLLINGWOOD. Wind S. DIAL, Nov. 12.—Rear Admiral Sir WILLIAM SIDMIT SMITH, in his Majefty's (hip Aare Lops, ar rived this afternoon, with the ErrLorton bomb; W&TCHIULL, FURIOUS, Flllll, BOLD, and EIHRTIOII gun brigs, from a cruize. Sir SIDIIIT fainted the Right Honourable Lord Ruin, on his promotion. which was returned by his Majefty's (hip EDGAIL, with thirteen guns. Arrived the Vesuvius bomb from Portfmouth. Sailed the Duraticrios and ConvoL non, mortar boats, for Ramfgate; and the Cauizza floop, on a ernize off (Mend. The ZaBILA bonsb bas made a ftgnal for convoy for Portfmouth Susan ass, Nov. 2.—A convoy for the Baltic is appointed to fail from the Nore on the 18th inn. and one for the Elbe, Wefer, river Jahele, and Tonningen, on the 21a inft. Livsarom., Nov. it.—The Hind, BLIIRETT j and Prineefs. Amelia, DICKSON, were off the Cape de Verdslfland on the 3% ft July, all well and in company. The Succefsful Nancy, GRIFFIN, from Antigua for this port, was ftranded off Sandy Ifland,'on the r4th Augull, whiff! the was proceeding to join convoy at Tortola. About roo calks fugar fired. The Diana, from Barbadoes to this port, got on (bore in coming out of Tortola, and was unloading. The Fortitude, Simearmr, arrived here on Friday from Berbice and Demerara, from which the failed the 16th Anglia, and from Tortola 17th September, under convoy of his Majefty's (hip PAraticitin a, with about 8o fail of merchantmen, from which the paftod the 28th Ottober in a heavy gale. in 1at.48. N. long. 14. W. A thip and a brig were le ft at Tortola leaky. and fuppofed they would - be condemned. A brig run on (bore, and was left on Green Ifland. The brig Good Intent was tun down by one of the fleet, in the night of the soth October, the matter and four men only faved. A. fchooner was difmalled in the gale, and taken in tow by the Commodore. The Sips Britannia, Captian BANN, and Ann (late WADI), both of this port, were ready at Berbice to have fail ed, but milled the colonial convoy, as did the Mark Anthony and Neptune, at Demerara. None of the Trinidad (hips are in the fleet. The Ann and Eliza. Ball, from St. Lucia for this port, was captured foon after leaving St. Lucia, and carried into Guade loupe. The Fanny, GRAHAM, from Liverpool, was going into Demerara as the Fortitude was coming out. From the Beets Gazette, September 23 :—The brig Sufannah, Lover. of Brunfwick, from Porto Rico, for Portland, upon the 3 tit Angta, (poke the blip Montezuma, which was then a prize to a privateer, and taken on the 9th Aura ; the Montezuma was difmafted, and the privateer foundered along-fide of her. The Captain of the Montezuma (Ives) with part of his crew, had been previoully put on board an American weird. HALIFAX, (N. A. OCT. y..—His Majefty's (hip Sr. GROSOR has been hove down and repaired at that yard, and is nearly ready for fea, under orders to proceed to the Welt Indies, lipids other orders ar rive. The Csaraua, under fimilar orders, is now preparing to be hove down alto, and will be ready in about fix weeks. Tbefe two (hips were nearly Loh in a hurricane on the a9th of July, in lat. 28. N. long. 58. W. which, I fuppofe, you heard long fine. The Vier. a Da MILAN arrived yeaerday in difirefs, under jury malts, having 101 l her fore and main mails in a gale of wind at fa. The CLEOPATRA and 11.. DIA* are alto here. A man belonging to the former , was tried, and condemned to death, on the ad infi. I for propofing a plan to throw overboard a Midfhip man, who had charge of a neutral detained veld coming here, but was reprieved. Several detained American vefrels have lately arrived ; a few others have been carried into American ports by Englifis (cameo, and delivered up to the Americans. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GIATIMIID, Nov. ia.—Paged by the Thornton, Juble, from Petafburg; OWNS' Adolph, —, from Finland; Urante, Mat tffon ; Echo, Peek ; Minerva, Qui bble; Fairly, Syle; and the Re. :folution, Charm, from Arching:do—Sailed the Hfnde, James, for Oporto; Catharine Elizabeth, Richard, Brock/day ; end the Betfey, Duel, far Liam. Aaarreo.—Off Yarmouth, Thomas, Adams, from Dram-. Off Penzance, Perfeveranee, Muller, from Bermuda, bound to London—At Swanks, SIVZO, Bryan, from Petorlbiarglis.:At Beff tol, Briftol Volunteer, from Antigas—At Scilly, Leaden. Ker, from St. Vincent's • ad Baltic Merchant, from St. Kites—lu the Clyde. Minerva, Siader, from Tobago; and Nep tune, Neale, from Qaehee—At Newfoundisod, Enualatles, Hill, from Oporto—At Taloa, Goodrich, Lauder, from Newfound land; Merchant, --, from Landon; and Patty, from Liverpool—At Baltimore, Fame. Lewis, from LiverpooL The Perfeverance, Walker, from Dublin for Los. don, and a light tranfport, No. 12, are captured by a Frenchrivateer off the Land's End. The John and Richard, Grindley, from Stock holm to London, has foundered at fea crew fared. I