Star. — London, England, 1805-10-26 00:00:00

I FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Pothole• &eel, Plynamth, On Teefday neat, the 29th salt. at ten o'clock in the Foremen, THE FOLLOWING GOO D S. VIZ.- 459 Bags, and t t Cats Mufeovado Sugar 23 Barrels Staves-1 t 9 Bundles ditto (Shook) being the entire cargo of the American Schooner Sophie. Alto fundry valuable Stores landed out of the French frigate k DIDON, confining of Cables, Hawfers,Saik,Seandlng and Run ning Rigging and fpare Cordage, Sheets of Copper, Nails, Water calm Salt Prmifions, Bread, Flour, Beam, Canvas, Coats, Shook Calltsgunpowder, sh long tB-pounders, four 12-ditto. and ten carronades, iron guns, gun-carriages. and Slides, and two brats Howitzers--alto fundry (pare and valuable Boast . ..l'We, Gunner'''. and Carpenter's Stores, and other Articks. The above condemned as prize to H. M.S. Phceniz, Thos. Baker, Efq. Captain. For viewing, Catalogues, and further information. apply to Peter Tonkin. Efq. the Agent; or Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the above. tyt lihda. fuperior new French Sheltie, being the entire Cargo of the American brig RANGER, detained on her Voyage from Bosnian: to Cadiz by H. M. Shim Triumph. Raifonable, War rior, &c. and Sate condemned in H. M. High Court of Admiralty. For viewing and farther information apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Alfo about soo Barrels Gunpowder, landed out of the Spann Ships of War, Prises to the Flea under the command of Admiral Sir Robert Calder, Bart. For Viewing, Samples, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, one of the Agents at Plymouth. PRUSSIA. Battle, Ocr. is —lt would certainly be doing the greeted injudice to the juft and generous charac ter of our Xing, to fuppofe for a moment that he would not oppofe the audacious progrefs of the French. His mode of ailing is not, however, yet known. He has held feveraiconferences, at which the Duke of Baueswtea, Field Marfbal-MoLLLM• sou, Counts Sceotamsouto and Kattattrre, and Baron de Haaotwatac "Hided. It is thought that every thing will be arranged by the 15th or i6th of ' this month. The Pruffians will probably enter Ha nover and - Franconia. It is certain that for this pur pore the Danes, the Heffians, and the Saxons will join the Pruffians, bat the banks and military chefts mull be firft placed in fafety. The foldiers, and in general every body elfe, ire content that we fhould march againft the French. According to the Taft news from Franconia the Gallo Batavian army is in a very ill condition, except the cavalry, which is in good order. It marches ad five columns: The Ba varian Ambafrador at Berlin had orders to enure the cambia of his teener, but his 'Hit has been evaded by Baron de HARDIWIIIRO: The Fftneh Minider has alto been unable to obtain an audience, which be demanded immediately - after the arrival of two couriers. &Lahti BIRNADOTTI appeared mach aftonilked at the oppofition made by - Count TAU'S.. am, Commandant of Anfpach, to the paffage of the French i every thing, according to the . affertions of the former, having been arranged between France and the Court of Berlin. This paffage had, however, been premeditated, as the Eleitor of Ba varia Come time ranee intreated that the Emperor of the French would not attempt it, but in vain. It is thought that BOVAPARTS will plead in enure that he conceived that Pruffia had broken her conneilion with Raffia, and that the would permit the.pafrage of French troops through his territories in Franconia in the fame manner as during laft war. The King is prevented by a complaint in his feet from having the interview with the Emperor ALaxaaoss. Count de Kaiaks ova has, however, fet off to communicate the fentiments of the King, and to learn the ulterior sneafures propofed by his Ruffian Majedy. General Duaoc is dill here. The day bcfore yefterday it was hppofed he was about to depart, as he had taken up a confiderable turn at his banker's. Prince DoLoo &um has returned to RufGa, loaded with proofs of the King's favour. Baron_ de Boum:Ks, Ru ffi an Atubaaidor at the Bavarian Court, has declared his dircontent refpeEting the conduit of the Aullrians in Bavaria, which he confiders as unfavourable to the cattle of the Allies. GERMAN?. HAstattan, Ocr. sB.—The French have figna• heed the termination of their power on our river, by an atrocity almoft without parallel even in the hiftorr of their many abufes. On pretended information given to him by Tome of his (pies, Monfieur Boulatanma, the French Minifter here, Come time fence gave or ders for the feizure of an American Ship going down the river in WWI ; the feizure accordingly took place at Cuxhaven, and when Mr. Foam, the AmericanConful, remonlirated on the fubjeft, he was informed that no reclamation could be received here, and that very little hope could be indulged in the fuccefs of an application at Paris, where the condem nation would undoubtedly take place by the Emperor hinfolf.—A reprefentation was, however, made thro' the American Minifler at Paris, and after tome weeks, the confidently expelled order for confiliation not arriving, and the French being about to evacuate Cuxhaven, M. BOURRI sum a 101 l patience, and order ed the Ship up to this place for Sale. As (non as this was known, Mr. Foless made an application for a copy of the aft of condemnation, and received for anfwer that the whole affair, whichl M. BOURRI/NIII bad in the firs inftance avowed to have been infii gßated and purfned by him, now wh'lly regarded the Martha' Bainsanorzs i and that all reclamation on the fubjeft mull be ad dreffed to him. Marlhal Bart stenos ra had before this left Hanover. Mr. Finials then polled at the Exchange, a public caution againft buying this (hip, no regular condemnatiop having taken place, and protefled againft any fele within the limits of this city. Further meafures were adopted, and the rightful owner, accompanied by a Notary ? took poffeffion of the Ship, and was afterwards forci bly difpoirt (fed by a band of Frenchmen, Come of whom were armed. Official reprefentations have been made to the Senate, who in a cafe where the French are panics, dare net affert that jultice, with a reale of which every incliiidual member of the GO. vernment is penetrated. A fuit has been commenced spina the city for the vettitution of the property, or indemnity, and in this Rate remains this affair, which hat eitcite,J much attention hire. It is, however, tur , del-Rand that, to his no tinall mortification, M. Bova,. RIENNII cannot find a putch.fer for his booty, win not realize very great pecuniary advantage S r this outrage'. LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER '6 . . HUI MAIM,' raociattsab.—Holidij at the Etches/tie; Da* and South Sea oak. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amlterdant • 35 to sUL Cads pap Naples 4 1 Do. at fight 33 0 Ditto 33 tiE Genus 47 Rotterdam is 7 s UL Madrid pap Llama 6t Haniburgh 33 5 3 U[. Ditto dr. Oporto 6t / Thom 33 6 3 IX Moe 3o elf. Dublin is Yarl.t day's date 15 is le. Leghorn 52/ Cork s 3 Paris - 46 •a EX l i Venleespiflivres Pim& tiredly( Bourdeaux s 6 I ditto per ti. Reding. Agio on the Baia of °nand si per Cent. We have ventured to exprefs nur opinion, that the evenu which have recently taken place on the Continent would force the King of Paulus into the war, and that we might foon exped his hearty co- operation with the Allies. In the greater part of our_imprellion yefterday we inferted the following Notice, fent in the afternoon, to Lloyd's Coffee Hoofs for she information of the PrufSan Shipowners : " The Pruffian Consul. hes been anthoriaed to 44 warn all Mailers of Frill Lin Ships, in this Conn " try, againfi entering any of the Ports of France " or Hollr.nd, as, thereby, their IV& slight k irogit a ;WI Danger." A pernfal of the above snail fatisfy any perfon that the die is now call, and that his PruiGan Majeity is refolved to join his forces to thofe of the other con federates to compel BOSAIALTS to confine himfelf, within more moderate bounds than his ambition bad prefcribed td him. . The fallowing appolutments toot place yc(ictdly in form : The Earl of Mame oroar to be Oettusatailor in OW of the. Arml to Ireland, but act Lard Lketenaet. Lortkilleaaewer tobo Aattrafrojer Estraordinaey to the Coin or Berlin. M►. HAMMOND to be impeipai foleretarly, mid Mr. MOOTO. GOO Private Secretary, to LON HAELOWIT. Lord Car AAAAA to be Aotbairador to the Court of St. Pt teriburgh. A Cabinet Council was yetlerday held' at Lord Hoteliers's Office,,of two o'clock. The Doke of MONTIOSI s the Earl. of triIITSIORILAXD, WCOUIIt CASTialltlAolll, ' LiOds MULGIAVE, and fiettaoway, with the CIURCWI.I.O4 of the Ex costume, attended, The Choncil did not break op till near four o'clock, when algelfenger was ordered to hold himfelf in immediate readinefs for the Conti nent. On his arrival at Yarmouth, be is to embark in any rad that may be ready to convey him to Gottenburgh. Lord HAILIOWIIT'S inftruaions were finally determined . upon ; and be is expelled to fet out immediately on his important million. The Counters of Etats, her Chaplain, and two tenants, have arrived in this country from France, where her Ladylltip had been detained ever fioce the commencement of the prefent war. She will probably reach town this evening. They left Paris on the r4th infant, on which day, and the two preceding days, the great& demonftra tions of joy had been manitefted there, on acconnt of the advantages gained over the Auftrians, op the commencement of hoftilities. Thefe advantages were in Paris magnified to the utmoft. • The people were made to believe that the Auftrian Grand Army had been entirely defeated ; and State Officers, Etc. bad ' waited on the Emprefs to congratulate her on the ,great and fignal fuccefs of the Emperor on this im portant occafion. The report at Paris was, that the two armies had met, and that a molt terrible battle bad been fought, in which the Auftrians loft feveral rhoufand men, in killed and wounded, and that ts,ooo of them had been furronnded and made prifoners, with a number of officers, their colours, baggage, and that they were completely routed. Oae of Botta raare's Aidt de-Camp is reported to have been killed in the battle. Such was the kind of complexion given to the Sill intelligence from the Armies, to flimflam the fpirits of the French People, and facilitate the railing of the Confcripts for the Army, which was carrying on with great adivity, when the Brit news reached Paris. —We need hardly. add, that the Bulletins from the Army, ever. that publithed in the .11sseiteur of the 16th, fall very far lhort of thefeParifian rumours : butßoN a• P MtTell Miniikers know well that mankind delight in exaggerated reports of fucCefs, and that part of the impreffion, and confequently the elle& intended to be produced, will remain, even when polled:or accounts in the eye of fober reafon ought to wipe it away. Lady Exptm came over in the ?ruffian galliot Elizabeth of Embden, which arrived on Thurfday at Plymouth, from Morlaix k (one of our Plymouth letters Pays from Rofcoff) which place they left on the preceding day. On Tuefday Taft private letters had beep received at Morlaix, giving an account of the arrival of the Rochefort fquadron at Ferrol on the 6th inftant, amounting to twenty tail, including the Calcutta, (before reported to have been barnt) and other prizes. By a Friend at Plymouth, we have been favoured with • PARIS JOURNALS. Received by the above veal. They are of the 16th aad I 7th inßant, which is one day later than any be fore received.; but the Official Journal of the t7th is not among them. It is difficult to underftand the news they contain, owing to inattention, or perhapl . ,_defign, ip omitting the dates. A letter from Strafburgh, dated the 12th prefents the following paragraph : 64 We have here received the official intelligence 64 that a corps of the Army. commanded by Prince Muarr, has gained a brilliant Vieory over the Anflrians. After a combat of Come bourn, the 44 Prince furrounded a prong Außrian &Tifton of " 15,000 men, forced them to lay down their arms, " and made them prifoners of war. Her Imperial Majefty has received letters from her Auguit 4 4 Spoufe." From the way in which the above is given, there appears to be obvioufly an intention to make the af- Fair pars for a arm victory over the Außrianki for the day on which the action took place is son fated We do not, however, believe that it comprehends any movement of Prince - Millar, fubfequent to the affair of the Bth, in which the ten battalions of Anlirians (between 4000 and soot) men) were intercepted in their route from the Tyrol, defeated and taken pri foners, as Rated in the Army Bulletin of the Bth, publiffied in Paris on the tath. The Bulletin of the loth, publiihed in the Moog tear of the Mt. Rated limply that Prince Motu! was haflening with all (peed to the village of Zufmer; ihaufen to block up the road from Ulm to Angf birgh, and it is not likely that tacit a movement could lead to confequenees fo important as the above paragraph Rates. We therefore think it is merely an exaggerated account of the former ation. The following are the only other articles i 4 *ifs journals worthy of any notice: STILAIIIIT/ItOK, OCT. 11.—. The corps of the army of Marfhal Audacity is expected within a few days. Yefterday and the day before a corps of troops ar rived here, which is to march for the army to mor row.—Many perfons of the fuite of the Turkilh Am bafador have paired through this city, on their route through Germaily to Turkey. A courier coming from Paris on his way to Connaetinopte, has alto pallid the Rhine. Ocr. t 3.—The Mininers,Tribunes,and other great °Seen who are at prelate on the fpot, as well as the PrefeB, Generals, ice. have complimeeted her Im perial Majelly on the occafion of the great recedes which bare been obtained over the enemy. The Auftrians will have in a few days to combat a new corps of the army ; it'is that of Marlhal Au. Gamma which has pared the Rhine at Htutningue, a half league diftance from Bale. Its route is to Stockhith and Moefchirch. placei already (Effie sainted by the viaories of the French in :goo. Gaseous, OCTOSIti t t.—The drawing of eon. feripts for the year 14. was Ropt, after hariattaken place during three months, for the three Cantons of this City, on Monday the 15th of this month. AL though the contingent has been more confiderable this year than the preceding. lime the army of re. ferve departs with the aftive army, not the dif. ficnky has been experienced in the levy. We can attribute this generous devotion to nothing but the good (pink of the inhabitants of this Department, and to their claire of furnaing the Emperor with the means to terminate fpeedily and with glory a war fo unjualy rekindled by our enemies. Monfieur the Prefc& has prefided in perfon at all there operations, and afterwards convoked a Council of the recruiting department to pronounce on the releafe of thofe confcripts who had infirmities. At this moment the fame operations portal, in the different cantons of the department, to that the draw ing and examination will be terminated on the isda . Vendemiaite (Ott. zy) for the circle of Grenoble,, and on the sth Brumaire (011. ay) for the whole of the department. Independently of the levyof confcripts for the year Ls, all thofe of the referee of the years 9, to, 11,1 s, rind z 3, are in march to the colours of the Emperor. MADRID, SIFT. 27.—According to letters from Cadiz, which arrived here the day before ye fterday, a fleet of the enemy; of, a+ fail, among which were feven three deckers, five frigates, a corvette of four miffs, and a brigantine, are now cruising before that port. Farther out at lea are perceived fix or feven other yacht. The neceffary preparations are conti nued to base all attempts of the enemy. • Nags, Ocr. 16.—According to a decree of Mon fieur the State Counfellor, Prete& of the Department of the Seine, the confcripts of the Referee of the years 1 t, is, and 13, and the young men a 18 years, compleat, who (hall defire to enter the Corps of the Horfe-Velites, created by an Imperial Decree of the fccond complementary day of the year ;3, are to make declaration to that effea :—vi=. thofe of the country departments, beforE the Under Prefetts, and thole of Paris before the Mayor of the circle in Which they are domiciliased. There declarations will be received to the sth Brumaire following inelufively. OCTOBIR I 7.—Letters froth Zufmerhaufen, dated the loth init. Rate, that the Marlhal Sous? has pur. fued the Aparian divifion which took refuge at Ai ello, drove them before him, and entered Angiburgh on the 9th of Ottober, at mid-day, with the divifions VANDAMMI, SAINT Hrtataa, and La Gomm The 9th of Oaober at night, the Marfhal Davourr, who had paffed towards the Danube, arrived at Aicha with his three divilions. A private letter from Leip;ig, cf the 15th contains the following paffage ;---44 The French, in confiquence of taking pntretton of Anfpacb, have fo pi g hly enraged the - King of PRUSSIA, that he has or. tiered their Atnintrados and the General who v:: lately feat to his Conn, to quit Berlin with all ble (peed." A letter from Leipzig, of the r stlo, Rates, that an *llion has taken place in . Itaiy, in which a Fi ench re ginstnt was cut to pieces, and another came over to the Alsatian ilandard. Tt is fcarcely necedlory to obferve,that from the recent date of the lall accounts from Italy, when no aBion bad taken place, it it im poffible that any fuch account could have reached Leipzig on the r sth ;pliant. ' OININMMIMM•110 We flop the Fere to announce that accounts have been received. we believe (Acidly, which (late that • &mica PaUSSIAII itoILCN 1111 NOW NIAILCSIING AGAINST THE Fawn. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoe had yell& r day an interview with Mr. PITT for upwards of AR hour, at his houfe in Downing•Rreet. Their Royal Highnefes the Dukes of 'You and CANSRIOO3II bad yeaterday a long conference with Lord Mu Leta , ' I, at his Office in 'Downing-fireet. His Reyal klighnefs the Duke of Commutes has been cbofen. Quince*lor of the Univerfity of Dublin. Ye llertiaffnerninglitl hit divillon of the Northum berland Militia left Ofp r inge BarraCks for Ramfgate. th e fiat dieifin e h a vi ng on t he p rece di ng day marched for Margate. We under(and that all accounts beltitigiog to the barrack department, are in future to be fettled at the War-Office. An augmentation of the amber of Clerks in the War-Office, k foon expeaed to take place. It is expeded that the Ruffian fquadron will aiortly leave Portfinouth for. the Mediterranean, as they only came in there for a fupply of water. The Hope, Lama, is arrived at Grangemouth from St. Peterfburgh, which ffieleft on the all. The Emperor A:a:Aetna left Su Peteraiurgh ou.Sathr day the 20th of September, Ten theufand horiis were to be embarked for Stralltind, in Swedifh Pct: rawania. The firs dirilion, confißing of fifteen tranfporu, had failed about ten days before Captain LANG came away-; the feconddiviaon, of a like num ber, he failed in company with ; and the third and fourth divifions were getting ready r the third was to fail in a Ti_W - dayi, None but cavalry were to he embarked.. The infantry bad all marched by laud, 25,000, from the sityof St,Peterfburgh alone. Capt. Lama left alett of RUffiatitneu of war ft Elfincur, on their way to-Corfu. The accounts from HolW. received yefterday, contain very contradieory'llaaments relative to the military operations in Germany. Same Rare, that the enemy obtained another decided 'Amy on the ath or t3th, on theist:Wen of the Lech, which ti• VW they Immediately palled in great forcer while, on the contrary, a letter from the Hague. of the ;oh, fays, that though the onlbt was unfavourable to the Auftrians, the timely arrival of the fire divifion cif the Ruffian army turned the fortune of the day in fa- your of the Allied Force, and the enemy, being thrown into eontufion, were in the end completely defeated with great loft, their retreat through Fran conia having been cut off. Td this ftatetnent, how ever, we are lorry to ohferve, very little credit is to be attached, the papers of a later date making n• mentiog whatever of the circumllance. Betides, it is exceedingly doubtful whether the Ruffians could have reached the Lech by the time Elated. Tuefday morning, the remains of her Grace the Ditchers Dowager of Amos., Baronet's STRANG', gaffed through Glafgow, on the way to be depofited ►n the family vault at Dunkeld. It is but junk, to her Grace's memory to fay, that the aged a molt liberal part toward her eldett fon, the prefent Duke, frir her Grace was foie beirefs of the Itle of Mao, and alto to molt of the other larfded ethics belonging to the family in the county of Perth, all of which the refigned to htr fan, the Duke, on.his marriage with Otis fira•Duchefs, and retained only to herfell the rum of aoool. ►•year, paid by Goveinsnent from the frith cftablithinent, as part of the purchafe money agreed for her giving up the Ifk of Man to Government. Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London before the Right Hon, EDWAID fiord ELLcusoiouck, Lord Chief junice, Sec. in and after Mirlaelatas Term, 18os. 111 rUM. Mtanzaszs. Lannon. Monday Nerrtmber is Tnefday November ts Saturday .—..— z 6 Wednefday •so Tuefday s 6 Wednefday 17 AFTIR TFRIA. Noisy sy ilictorday 30 Etaas.—A fire broke out on Friday fennight at the Ordnance Office, in Birmingham. which caufed confiderable alarm in the neighbourhood, it being known that feveral barrels of gunpowder were lodged about the premifes. By the proMpt attendance of the engines, and the affillance of the Loyal Volun teers, the fire was got under without doing any ma terial injury. Afire broke out on Thurfday evening, at the houfe of a chair-maker in Wardeur.ftreet, occafioned by hot cinders being thrown into an afh.hole. It St however, extinguilhed, without doing any material One One of the unfortunate women of the town charged a foldier at Bow-ftreet, on Wednefday, u.ith having attempted to cut her throat. A boy who attended to give evidence, being diced by the Ma giarate what he knew of the tranfaaion (aid he taw thifoldier on the Parade the day Wore." One evening lag week, while a Gentleman, who refults in Kennedy trees, Manehefter, was (binding a little dtftance from his own door, converting with fome friends, a.guq or piiiol was fired through the window of his back parlour, and three Ills were eanally found in the room, the wall of which bore evident marks of the Got. His wife had at the in- Pant quitted the parlour, and fortunately efcapcd unhurt. Although immediate &arch was made, not the (mallet trace could be difcovered of any perfon being on the (pot, nor is there any thoroughfare back ward. What could have "induced fo wanton an at, remains enveloped in intim. I