Star. — London, England, 1805-10-24 00:00:00

. . . .• . . . LONDON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Confols 5 Elf—Reduced S7{—Onitthrm 31. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock Oyi 1 India Bonds par ta. mew 3 per C. Ned. Ann. 57 U1 1 hi& s per Cent. 86i 3 per Cent. Conf. sBliti Ezeh Bills, par za. prem. 4 Per Cent. 743#§ Omni= 3i prem. Ccnt. Navy 89f } Lottery Tickets ail. Inc Long Ann. zb 7-t6i Con 4 for atm. sail By his Majefty's (hip Pnoststx, of 36 guns, arrived at Falmouth, Coverninent have received accounts that the Rochefort fquadron, of five fail of the line, was lately feen off Vigo, and that they had burnt the CALCUTTA, fearing the might retard their progrefs in getting into port, as the bad received fo much da mage as very much to impede their failing. On Monday lati the fecond battalion of the 27th or Ennefkillen regiment of foot marched from Edin burgh Callle to Newhaven, where they were em harked on board the tranfports lying in the Roads. They are probably defined to join the force now in the Downs. The whole force to be collated for this fecret Expedition, it is Paid, will amount to ao,ooo men—and the tranfports and troops will fail in a few days. FROM YHA' DUI EH PAPERS. SCHITDAT4, OCT. tB.—The Batavian Official Jour nal of the tsth inf. notices the articles lately inferted in the London Papers, afTerting, that permiflion would probably he loon granted for the renewal of the commercial relation, hctwetn this Cjuntry and England, and that it has already been permitted in export from hence to Great Britain articles of fo reign produce ; alfo that Engin manufsetures may be imported into Holland on the payment of 7i per cent. ; and that in confequence, conliderable orders bad been reccieed in Lor,don from their correfpcn- dents in this country. " One cannot hut be aflonifbed," Pays the Official Journal, "at the taunt-ions effrontery with v‘hich this grofs untruth is frilled on the public, which can on ly have this twofold , !ograreful ol;j:6l—firft, to re prefent the Batavian Government as trampling upon the regulation, by a mere apparent execution of its laws, enaeted in conjundion with its High Ally, agsinfl the common encnty—and fecondly, to render Inch natives of this country, who might be impru dent enough to credit this fabrication, and who might regulate their commercial fpeculations in con formity thereto, by confiderable loffes, the viElims of their imprudence and credulity. " It is therefore of the utmoll confequence to con tradia fuch intelligence, which is falfe, and dellitutc of all foundation, not only by the pofitive affertion, that the nation's high and inferior officers continue to receive the moll orders to redouble their vi gilance, not only for dilcoveting and preventing all prohibited importations and exportations, but alfo by the good conftquences refulting therefrom : which is evident in the following (ketch of the amount of the goods lately leized, and effeaed within a very fhort period of time, on which fentence has partly been already paired by the Judge for confifcation, and partly depetoling, for invetligation and profecuticn,viz. " About ioo bales, barrels, and thefts of Englifh manufaeures, betides the cargo of a veffel feized, and other packs and bales found in fchoots ; further more than one hundred and forty hampers of Engin earthenware. " One dare hardly fuppofe that fuch intelligence is transmitted from this country to England ; but if it be In, it can have an other tendency than that, in general, of reprefenting the Government, if poffible, in a fu(picious light, and of bringing new difafters on this Republic. It were to be wifhed, and it would render the Government an efential fervice, if every true patriot getting intelligence of the culpable importation and exportation of merchandize, would bring himfelf to give information thereof, for the general welfare, in order to enable Government to put the laws in due execution againft thofe who may tranfgrefs them." BERNE, OCT. 6.—The following Proclamation has been addreffed to the troops of the Confederation by the Commander in Chief : " We, RODOLP H Of WATTIINWYL, General of the Federal Troops, to all the Officers, Non-Commif finned Officers, and foldiers of the Corps of Neutra lity of the Confederation.—You have taken arms at the call of your country to keep foreign troops from your frontier:, and to maintain with all your force the tranquility and peace, which, after fa many Qorms, D►viss Paovinsaca has rendered us. This is what conffitutes, and will conffitute your Pole deffination. The Helvetic confederation wifhes not to make war, and effentially defies only to live in peace with all its neighbours, and to offend no one; therefore Phut your ears againfi tb difcourfes of the evil minded or the ignorant. Confide in your Chiefs; remain faithful to your colours as you have Hoorn ; obey voluntarily and with exaetnefs your Chiefs.— Contents yourfelves with the pay and fubfiflence that hate been allowed you by the regulations, and do not permit yourfclves to make any regulations that are contrary to them. Live peaceably and harm- tin:illy with one another, and with all your unarmed iellow-citizens. And although your religion, your cnttoms, and your languages, be not the fame, never forget for an inflant that you have neverthelefs a common country; that you are all Swifs, and wills I to remain Swifs ; in fine, that you have all but one and the fame intereft, that of preferving the honour and independence of our country. Penetrated with this lively fentiment, I have acceded to the honour able order of the Diet, which has nominated me your Chief. I am convinced beforehand that on every potlible occafion, you will lighten, by your confidence and gond conduet, the difficult and important duties of that employment. I fhall s receive with the moR fincere gratitude, every proof of your attachment for rte, and I !hall do all in my power to merit them.— Bin I declare to you at the fame time, with firmnefs, that in order to maintain the good order which the whole country exalts and expeas from us, I shall ratite every difobedience, every diforder, every re eptifition contrary to the rules, and every premedi tated injury, to be fought for and punifhed. Friends and comrades, this is the moment to thew that the Suifs are Rill worthy of their name ; that we have not degenerated from the fpirit of our anceßors, and that we feel anew very profoundly, that in fraternity contiffi our power, and in union our force. If you are animated with thefe fentiments, the GOD of our fathers will foitify your arms for the combat ; he will watch over your families, and will accompany you with his benedilions. And your children and de fcendants will Rill enjoy the fruits of your valour and your fidelity." Given ategur head quarters at Zurich, 28th Sept. The Eledoral Prince of Bavaria, who has (pent about four weeks at Laufanne, on the arrival of a courier from Wurtzburgh, immediately prepared • every thing for his departure ; and, we are informed, that he is already on his way to Wurtzburgh to meet his father, the Eleftor Palatine and of Bavaria. The militai y arrangements of the Helvetic League, for guarding their frontier, are proceeding with great aEliitty, the better to infure our neutrality. Rein {cid, Laufenburgh, Schafhoufen, 'Stein, and the principal paffes in the Grifon country are already , occespoeci. It is auctteu t hat tome corps de relieve will be alt mbled in two or three different places, to fup por t, if neceffary, the ill ft cordon on the frontier. — At Zurich a confiderable park of artillery is getting Hitherto, neither of the Belligerent Powers, detach.atnt of their troops, has violated the riot y ; and a hope is cherithed that Switzer not have occafion to lake any part in the ready. nnr ally bwit. land will LISBON MAIL. Letters of the I ith laftant, from Lilbon, Rate as follows : _ _ "Lord Natio,: was off Cadiz with 3o fail of the line on the 4th inilant ; it is expefted that his Lord (hip will attempt fomething again(! the Combined Fleets. " General JutioT is recalled, it is raid, to take an important command.—A change of Adminiftration is expefted to take place here immediately." Letters from Gibraltar by this Mail Rate as fol lows : " Traafports have been fent to fetch the troops forming the expedition under Sir JAKE• Casio down the Mediterranean. Unlefs they are to as againtt Cadiz, there is no accounting for this mea• fure." DUTCH JOURNALS. We have received Dutch papers of the sift inflant, one day later than thofe which arrived yellerday, but they bring no farther details refpetting the operations of the Armies. An article from Paris in thefe jour nal' mentions the names of certain noble perfons that have been exiled from the Court and Capital of Spain, through the influence of the PtINCII of the PIACI. The caufe of their exile is not mentioned, but mold. probably they were among the number or conflated with thofe families, the heads of which prefumed to remonftrate againfl the meafures which produced the late riots at Madrid. The perfons banithed are the Duke DE MCd4Th NAR, Grand Officer to the Prince of the ASTURIAS ; the Marquis Ds VILLA FRANCA, Grand Equerry to the Princefs of the As- TUR lAS ; the Count Ds MIRANDA, Chamberlain to the Ktao ; the Counters Dowager Dst. Wars, and, three or four others. When the Nobles of an ancient kingdom can be thus trampled on by a Court favou rite of low birth and bate morals, it requires no great degree of fagacity to predia an important change as being at no great diflance. Accounts lately received from Berlin, Rated that for particular reafons his Proffian Majefty would not at prefent meet the two Allied Emperors, as had been intended. Letters from that Capital, given in thefe Journals, Rate, that General IEALISRAUTII was to proceed to his Imperial Majefty of Raffia, upon a miffion of the higheß confequence. That fomething of great importance is in agitation we may conclude, from the circumflance of two fucb diftinguilhed per fons as Baron HAUGWITZ and General Km.tastrru, the one a Minitter, the other one of the ableß Gene rals in the Pru.ffian army, being fent to communicate with the Emperors FRANCIS and ALEXANDRE. For extralts from thefe Journals fee the preceding column. THE HAMBURGH MAIL, Which fell doe yellerday, has arrived, and brings fome important details. The defeat of ten battalions of Außrians, mentioned in the French Official Pa per, is confirmed. The van of the Ruffian army has reached Branan on the Inn, and another columa has arrived at Waldmonchen on the frontiers of Bohe mia ; but the French expeB, from the rapid advance they have made, and the prefent fituation of the Grand Armies, that they will be able to prevent the junction of the Ruffians and Auftrians. Letters from Augtburgh, where the Head-quar ters of the Emperor NAPOLEON were on the loth inn. Rate, that the army of the Archduke Feantwawn i 6 entirely cut off, and that the corps of Prince MURAT and Marflials LAWN es and NE Y, were clofely follow- ing it. All the debouchei along the Lech ate occupied by Martial SoULT. . Mat lhal 136RNADOTTE, with the Bavarian army, in the whole about 40,000 meth on the t rth entered Munich and the vicinity. The Ruffians have not yet entered Bavaria. The Aullrians, it is faid, have cadet' 20,000 men from their Italian army to march through the Tyrol to reinforce their army in Suabia. Advantage will, it is aid. be taken of this motion on the part of the French, to make an attack in Italy. This attack was to take place on the t tth init. and the French anzioufly anticipate a, vidory. The Vienna Gazette Oates, that the friendly rela tions between the Auftrian, Ruffian, and Pru San Courts appear to become more intimate. The following articles alfo prefent fame important details : itatrisiow, OCTOBER W.—The movements of the troops which take place on our environs prefage im portant events. The Auftrians are retiring from Suabia and the Upper Palatinate, behind the Da nube, to wait the arrival of the Ruffians: A courier who arrived to night, brings advice that the French have pallid the Danube, at Newberg and Ingoldftadt, and that the Emperor Naroz.som had yefterday his head-quarters at Aicha. Today be is ezpeded to arrive at Auglburg. OCT. 11.—Advice has been received that the whole French army advanced by forced marches in Upper Swabia; that the Auftrians continually retire at its approach, and that there has been no general adion. The head-quarters of the Emperor Naroczott are already near Auglburg, and the corps of Marlin' BERNADOTTE, joined by the Bavarian troops, is marching dired upon Munich. The Eledor Arch-Chancellor has declared to the Envoys of the Belligerent Powers, that he is firmly refolved to maintain the neutrality of the feat of the Diet. Nod= has likewife been given to all Recruit ing-officers of Auflria and Frail' to remove from this city during the war. The Eledor of Bavaria having now formally joit.ed France, the Auftrian Military Commiffioners have levied confiderable contributions in the Eleitorate. NORDLINGEIit Ocr. B.—The Emperor of the French has eflablifbed his Head.(ttarters here. The Auftrians are retreating as the French advance. The fcrmer are concentrating themfelves near the Head of the Danube, on the Iller, and on the Lake of Conftance. tXTRACT Of A LOTTO& FROM A SIVICII Orrlcra, DAM DO.. NAOWIRTII, OCT. 8, TO VIZ FtIxCN INVOT, AT NAIMILOIL " The Emperor NAPOLIOWS head-gutters are at prefect here. Several albums of French troops have advanced towards Augf batik and Aida, to furround a corps of en,oon Marlene, who ham marebed from the Danube to the Leek. There are, In all, one hundred thoufand Fri:wh i ney:l:booed Dutch troops, in the rear of the Auttrians." FROM THE LOWEY. ELSE. OCT. s6.—The French Envoy at Hamburgb, M. Da Bouillons a, has re• ceived from General Baum°, at Hanover, a Copy of the following letter from Marihal BERNADOTTE : TO GENERAL EARBOU, COMMANDER AT HAWOVEt. " Head Quarters at Pfaffenkomn, 042. so, lib,. " This day I am only eight leagues &Rant from Munich, and to -morrow I OWI leave tits place, to much for that city. We have been armed that the Auftrians have affembled there ; but I am meek minable' if they will bog defend the Iller . " The troops of bimetal LAN II as have akeady fought an salon, the mink of which is very brilliant : we have tales from the Auf trians eleven battalions of Grenadiers, and eight hundred 'sorbs, colours, cannon : in Ihort, every thing. The enemy is fun of cat tier:sedan In eonfequenee of this ddtrt. (ginned) " 11/1/04ADOTTL " Ms, OCT. B.—The day before yefterday the bead quarters of the Archduke Faam WAND came here from Mindelbeim. The whole Auftrian army in Suabia is now wrongly concentrated in and near Ulm. WURZEURGH. OCT. tt.The French and Bava visas have paned the Lech, and arc advancing to Ulm and Auglburgh. A number of troops from the Tyrol are on their march to the Danube. The French have taken sOOO prifoners, fix pieces of cannon, and a great deal of baggage, at Hoch- Itadt. HAWAII, OCT. i 1 Rated that the Emperor of the French intends to be at Munich on the 16th. Auossuacm, OCT. B.—lt is believed here, that the French army would march dire& for Ulm, and that the Auftrians were ready to go to meet them on the other fide of the Danube : bat the French took all at once another direftion, and marched northward to Nordlingen, Donanwerth, &c. Their objea is to cut off the communication between the Auffrian army and the Ruffians, and to penetrate from Fran conia and Suabia into the interior of Bavaria. This morning the French advanced posits are at Meiungen, half-way between Donauwerth and AugC burgh. General KIIIIMATIR returned let night over the Danube, near Neubuegh, with his corps of about to,ooo men, and was this morning near Aichach, five leagues from Augfburgh. We hear a cannonade to the weftward, but it is not ftrong. OCT. 9.—General Kt/TOM:SW arrived here on the 6th, and dined the fame day with Count Co- Darnel.. A Counfellor of State is in his fuite, in quality of Diplomatic Agent with the Ruffian army. On the following day the General bad a long con ference with his Imperial Majefty, and afterwards had the honour of dining with him. The French Envoy is Rill here. BERLIN, Ocr. ts.—The General of Cavalry Count }CALCULI UTH, and the Major and aide-de-camp Von ZIITHETI, are gone to Pulau. The former is the bearer of a letter from our Sovereign to the Em. perpr of Ruffia, in which his Majefty Rates, that the tulle of the Rufous through the Pruffsess territory will he permitted. BRUNswict, Ocr. ,6.—lt is faid that the Ruffian troops in Swedilh Pomerania will (hardy continue their march through Mccklenburgh. Liman°, Styr. 18—Fifty thoufand Ruffians will now march through the Pruffian territory, and mill take the road of Dabienko, near Vt'arfaw. One of their columns had taken a wrong road, and returned the difiance of five leagues to march to Brody. ..,10/4 THE BERLIN NRWSPAPERS. A w creole, Ocr. 9.—On the 7th inft. the Bavarian army advanced from Schwabach to Spelt and Aben burg. They made confiderable requifitions of cattle, bread, beer, forage, tte. under threats of military ex ecution. At Spelt, where no flour or grain had been left on hand, Gen. WREDE commanded the Bailiwick to deliver the grain which be required, from the Royal Granary of Pruffia ; and when proteflations were made againa this proceeding, he fent a detachment to open it by force. On the Sth and gth the Bava rians proceeded to Ellingen, and pafred the Prams frontier, into the territory of Eichftedt. Fiore ITALY, SEPT. z9.--The French army in the Neapolitan territory will be inereafed to the number of 25,000 men, to refill the expefled attempts of the Ruffians and Englilh. STRALSUND, OCT. If.—His Swedith Majefly will arrive here before the end of this month, and it is expelled will take the command of the allied army in perfon. The Ruffian troops are approaching the frontiers of Meekknburgh. •NOTHE& 'ATTU, SAME DATE. His Swedifh Majefty is expeited here this week. He has only a (mall retinue. The Generals Count GUSTAVUS WACHTINIM STAR, and Baron Arm FL LOT, who fo glorioufly diftinguithed themfelves iu the Taft 'war, will command under his Majefty. SWEDISH POSIERAMIA, OCT. is —The Ruffian troops in this country, will, it is underftood.advance by three points, •iz. Boiffenburg, Neuhans, and Laufenberg. A Ruffian regimen: is ezpcaed to pafs through Schwerin on the 18th. The other troops' will not pafs through that city. In Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marching coromiffaries are appointed for the allied troops which will Coon march through that territory. We are affured that a fecond fleet of tranfports with Ruffin troops is expetled. A Ruffian frigate, with troops, has put into Dant sic, on account of bad weather. The troops were mm ediately embarked on board two tranfports, for Swedifh Pomerania. The frigate will be repaired at Dantaic. Yefterday his MAJISTY dined with the Prineefs of WeLas, at Blackheath. Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, her MAJIST? and the Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOP Hllp arrived at St. James's Palace, and honoured Lady CHARLOTTE F/lICH with a vita. Soon after three o'clock they fet off for Kew. The Royal Family are expeaed to remove Irons Key, to Windfor to-morrow. Yefterday the Duke of Ctaaleca arrived in town from Bulky. Yefterday arrived at REILLY'S Hotel, Parliament- Rivet, Colette* and Mrs. BROWN, Capt. MillkillALN COLIN KIN T ISM, alfo Mr. Jacasos, from his bro ther, at the Court of Berlin, with difpatches for Go vernment. Twelve waggons, each drawn by fix bodes, were yet ctday laden with fpecie at the Bank, and imme diately proceeded with a military efcort to Harwich. Three companies of the Royal Artillery, at Wool wich, have received orders to hold thezufelves in readinefs, to embark for foreign ignite. The Emperor of Germany has announced the fol lowing contributions of grain to be levied on the different parts of his Empire With of Bread Corm Beads of Chita. For Gallida act,,oort 555 ,0 00 Bohemia 39 1 .55 2 53: 3 2 3 Moravia I 7 /1 6 3 2 266,443 Silas • 24.350 37.275 Lower Auftrfa 174.804 265,v06 Higher Auftria 89372 133.8 0 9 Styria 774 2 4 116.736 Carinthia 38,608 57.9 1 2 Catnip/a 19,962 2 2 , 94 3 • Gorki' and Oradlfea 5,49 6 8444 Livia root.,Ocr. 21—Nothing can be more gratify ing than the office of recording the exertions of intel left, and the generous reception bellowed on fuck efforts by our townfmen. Probably the walls of our Theatre never reiterated fo much applaufe as the abi lities of Mifs Moms have extorted; indeed to hear this child, who we underhand to be only feral years of age, is to become a party in her interell. Of her extenfive attainments it is difficult to fpeak without unintentionally affronting the public underflanding, which, odes experimentally convinced, can fcarcely be induced to believe that a child not half the age of &nous, can poffibly difplay traits of genuine ge nius; that het form, though petite, poffeffes confider able dignity; and her voice, Though infantine, power; that her catmints are Co verfatile as to accommodate thanfelves to Tragedy, Comedy, and Farce ; and that in all her varied exertions the h extraordinary, and in Come excellent. We fhould think it matter of furprife, if a child of her years thould merely tecolled, what fire not only recolleas with accuracy that needs no prompting, but delivers with propriety of emphafis, energy of elocution, and not feldom, Orange as it may appear). with tape, jus:gment and feeling. Her manner is unembarraffed and eafy ; her voice clear, flexible, and finely modulated ; her eyes expreffive, and her countenance happily indicates the varying emotions of her mind. In her attitudes the teems defeelive, not that they want fpirit or animation, bin elegance and variety. Amidlt fuch a clutter of ()lining quali fications, it would be cruel to dwell upon faults—yet we know of none but what a little experience will reCtify and remove. No doubt this will excite the fneer of fcepticifm : people will naturally ridicule what they cannot be lieve ; but we beg they will, tan the principles of coin men candour, fufpend their judgment—and bridle their cenfure until they have teen this Little Phfnotrg non ; being abundantly convinced that their donuts will be 101 l in afionykrant, and their cenfure finally terminate in rapture and applanf:. r