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of the Preach Bulletin!, has not been heard of at Vienna. He is ftparated from the other parts of the Marian army. It is fuppofed he may have gone towards anterior Außria, and may perhaps be ufeful to the Archduke CHARLES. The Proclamation before alluded to, afcertains one Important point—the King of PRUSSIA is the bigh al:y easel friend of FRANCIS. For more ample particulars we mull refer our readers to the preceding extratis, all of which are interelling. We have, however, this day, Tome other .IMPORTANT DETAILS To communicate, which have not yet found their way int ,, the foreign journals. Our readers cannot have forgot the lawlefs aggref ton of France, in entering the territory of Germany in time of peace, and carrying off by force the lament. ed Duke d'Eacniax, who was afterward:murdered. It war thought impoflible that Co atrocious an aft could ever again be attempted, but (portly after ano ther armed baud cot ied off the Britith bliniller, Sir Gsoaos RUMBOLD The fpirited interference of the King of Pruffia obtained his releafe, and it was once more believed, that fuck an outrage would never be repeated. It now appears, however, that Lord HARROW/1Y was way-laid on his journey to Berlin by two men, one of them the fon of a Frenchman now in London. They failed, however, in the °Ned they had in vie*, were form after apprehended by tome Pruffian Offi eers, anti after a proper inveftigation of the bufinefs, were fentenced to be hanged. A more daring outrage fiill remained to be at tempted, to lhe* to the world the true black charac ter of the Cabinet of the Thalleries. It was conceived to be of importance to prevent or defeat that union of views and operations, which might be expetted to refult from the perronal conference between the two young Monarchs of An& and Proffia, and a plan was in confequake ftwthed by the French, to get the perfon of the Emperor of itnida into theirpotTeifion. A Correfpoadent, who has the very bell means of being well informed, gives us the following particu lars refpating this tranfaftion : HAmßuitott NOVEMBER s& A molt daring outrage againft the laws of Na tions and the cuftoms of civilized Europe, was lately attempted, but molt providentially fruftrated. In this bellifh plot the Eleaor of Bavaria, whole hypo airy towards the Emperor of Germany would alone have been fuificient to hand down his name with infa my to pofterity, was to have been a principal agent. A free page for abody of thirty Bavarianfoldiere through the territory of Gotha was afited and granted ; but, only a few hours before they were to have arrived, the Duke received certain information that they were French regicide: in difsnufi, and that their errand was to feize the potion of the Emperor of Ruffle. Not a moment was loft by the Prince to defeat the objet of there defperadoes ; the permiffion for their pelage through his territories was inftantly revoked, and orders given to, prevent from that moment, with the greateft vigilance every attempt that might be made to evade the mandate...— The fats which I have Rated, I received from fuels high and indifputable authority, that I can vouch for their authenticity. It is to be hoped that the dem tion of this and fimilar atrocious violations of the re ceived ufage of nations, will induce a proper circum fpationin every quarter. A more than common vi. glance is neceffary againft an enemy who can have moo ;irk to fuck diabolical machinations. TEN AT NIGHT. The Saved& troops who returned over the Elbe, are Hill in Lauenburg. The Ruffians have orders to =arch, with the utmott fpeed, and broke up on the 23d from Laneburgh to the Wefer. General Doi, and General TOLSTOY are gone to the Duke of Bauriswicit at Hitdetheim.—General DUMCWILIER is landed from England.—Mr. GAILLI a is arrived at Hamburgh.—One caufe of the diffenfion between the King of Sweden and the King of Pruffia is, that the former has protefted againtt the occupation of Ha• stover by the latter, in his quality of guarautaf the treaty of Munger. To the particulars contained in the above letter, xve have to add, that our letters from Berlin mention the arreft of a perfon from South PrufGa, as hs •was going to Potfdam ! He was arrelled at the village of Stegletz and Cent to Spandau, where he is kept in clofe confinement. It would not furprife us to hear' that this has conncaion with Come other dark plot. The Vicroay, with the remains of the late Lord NuLscus on board, is hourly expeacet to arrive at Sheersefs. The body will be taken out at the Nore, and conveyed up the River in a yacht, after which the VICTORY wi!l proceed w Chatham to be repaired. The VICTORY, with the remains of Lord Nt csorr, was off Falmouth La niday, and was on Sunday 'at anchor off 13ri,htoo. •,.The Amfterdam G tzette, among the failures that have happened at Paris, betides mentioning the houfe of law , tan, which is for twenty-five millions of livrei, Hates that the houfe of GRADIN Coossitac has Sopped for nine millions, and that of Durow n f or a !mailer Turn. Fears are alfo entertained for other banking houfes. A morning paper fays, " By a perfun of credit from Paris, we are allured that Captain WRIGHT is ftill alive and in pedal health." We lineerely bo?e, for the cede of Aumardtysthat this amnion b yes.' BRI nal ARMY ON THE CONTINENT. BREMER. LEHE, HANOVER, NOV. ca. The Deputy Comraiffary General, with General DECKER and fuite, arrived at oi:haven on the 9rh inflant. They are at prcfent at Stade, but this plice is to be the head quarters for the Britifh troops. It is a (mall town about two miles from the Wefer, where the Math troops will land, and nearly forty from Bremen. The French fill hold the fortrefs of Hameln, With 4000 men, although the Pru&an army, 35 , E itrong, are in this country, and within an hour's march of them. This is very extraordinary, as it is well known that the King of Prufria figned a TrearY of Alliance with the Emperor ALEXAMDIR 01) the 3d ; that General Dusoc has for certain left Ber lin, and that the Englith Minilker was very favour ably received at the Pruffian Court. It is believed here, and it teems a probable view of matters, that our troops, united with an army of Proflimn, will loon march for Holland. The French ate Paid to have already tent into that country a force of 20,000 men. General Mace, who is under arreft, is fpoken of here with unbounded abhorrence and detellation.-- BONAPARTE, it appears, had fent him as the pro- pofer of very favourable terms, but nothing could de- tach the Emperor of Germany from the great and good mute. The Ruffians are in very confiderable force near the River Elbe. Oar troops will, for the prefent, be quartered between this place (Bremer Lehe) and Stade. CUXHAVEN, NOVEMBER 2!. I refer to my laQ, informing you of the fafe ar rival at this place of General DON and the whole of the tranfrrts, except two, which, in confequence of bad weather, feparated from the fleet, and made for the river Wefer, where the men from them, confining of part of the t4th Regiment, Infantry, were landed. A report has been current that one of the tranf ports was la ; but there is no truth in it, as the whole of the fleet is arrived. The German Legion have proceeded in the tranfports up the Elbe to Stade, where they will be difembarked. and placed under the command of Bri gadier General Dr.cicr a. 'General Don left this place yenerday, with the EngliLh troops, who will proceed on to Bremen ; but whether they join the ProlEans, who are already there, I am unable to fay. It is reported that the King of Sweden has withdrawn his troops from the Coalefced Powers ; but there appears no confirmation of it, nor do I be lieve it to be true. The French, there is much reafon to believe, are altaally at Vienna. It is reported that an armi- Rice has been agreed to ; but it is impoffible for me to givt you any authentic intelligence of events that pafs at Inch a difiance, as the cmilfaries of the French are very numerous, and of courfe are continually let ting fuel] reports afloat. The roads are fo very bad in Hanover, that the troops can march but 'lowly towards Bremen. It appears clear the objea of the expedition is Holland ; but lam lorry to find it confirmed that the French have, with wonderful celerity, contrived to march 2y,000 men into that country 4 a fhort time face their force there was very incen4derable. I find the number of the Ruffians that croffed the Elbe tome time fince was about ts,ooo men ; that of the Swedes t t,ocio. There is at prefent no fign of any frog ; we may therefore expel Government will fend us a much larger force. HANOVERIAN TERRITORY, NOV. 23. Yefterday towards evening about 450 Swedifh troops under Cul. MORIAN, entered Lauenberg. Many Ruffian columns and powder waggons are daily pall ng the Elbe at Artlenborg, whence they batten their march, without allowing any refting days. The Swedifh Lieutenant General Baron AIM FELT has taken a command in the Auftrian army, with the rank of General of Artillery. The head quarters of the Englith troops under Generals PAGST and FINCH are at Bremenworde. lUNEBERG, NOV. 23. The Generals Tocrroy and Dom will to-morrow go from Hildeiheim to Walfrode, to which place the Ruffian head quarters are removed from hence.— The Swedilh Major, Baron Von Bart, who belongs to thefe head quarters, is likewife gone to Walfrode. BREMEN. NOV. 27. The day before yeaerday, about one in the after noon, the Pruilian regiment of Infantry of Princeyea- DIN AND entered this city, where it is ordered to remain for Come time, as it is intended for the proteEtion of the magazines of corn, provided for the Prufflan army ezpefled in the Wefer. It is quartered partly in the town and partly in the fuborbs. In the requi fition made to the Senate on this futijeff, and which was refufed both by the Senate and townfpeople, it is Paid that the temporary Ray of this regiment, be longing to a neutral power, can in no wife be con• trary to the neutrality of this imperial city ; nor in the leatt dilturb its conßitution, tranquillity and com merce. The gates of the city tontinue as before under . the guard of the Bremen military. Colonel Boismccas, the commodes , ci Teri aunts has acquired suivetfil' 464 t . • endeavours to lighten, is much as potble, the tui then occalion by the gum tering of the troops. Immediately after the entrance of the above men tioned regiment, the Senate received a requilltion from Lieutenant General Dow, to perhlit the ii.drage of an Englifh corps of Chaffeurs, of 400 men. The townfpeople were convoked, and the reqtteft rejceed as incompatible with the neutrality of the city ; the Paid corps, however, yefterday morning marched through, having opened by force the clofed barrier. It was accompanied by the Pruffian troops through the city along the bridge on the Wefer, to the gate leading to Oldenburg. NAUTICAL iriTELLIGEATE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind Welted,. 1102. All. DVS. Dublin 0o I Hamburgh 0 Waterford s t Gottcuburgh o 6 Lifboo 'l5 The Princefs Anqutla Packet, with a Mail from the Leeward Elands, is arrived at Falmouth ; the failed from Tortola on the 28th Odober. in company with the Vanguard Guineaman, bound to Liverpool, and on the 3oth (poke the Dundas, M.Gtono e, from New York for Jamaica. The letters will be delivered The Mentor, Bairran, from Smyrna, is arrived in the Downs ; the failed from Minorca on the ad Oklober, arrived at Malta on the Bth, at Gibraltar on the sd November, and failed from thence on the sth —on the s tth (poke his Majelly's !hips Vicroar, Bru.stszs, and BELLEROPHON, and afterwards fell in with the William, DODDS, and five other veffels in company from Jamaica, bearing up for Ireland. PLYMOUTH, Dsc. 2.—Came in the Qyastr, Capt. BARRI/ AL, from Litbon ; Harmony, Capt.Warsos, from Cork, and the SPARTIATI, of 74 guns, from a Cadiz. Sailed the /Emus, of 32 guns, on a cruise. The Polaris, of 8o guns, came down this morning from Hematite, and is gone into Cawfand Bay. The LATOIIa and Pan EL3PE frigates are gone up Hanson to refit. Porrsuourn, DFC. 3.—Arrived his Majefiy's fhip Ant IC• from Lord CULLING WOOD'S fleet off Cadiz • She faw the \Timmy and BELLEI3I.II off the Lizard. The Lrasary brig of war is appointed convoy for Guernfey, and will fail to morrow if the wind is fair. DOVE!, Dsc. 3.—The fruack Frederick Wilhelm, Captain VotiCK, of Embden, came in !aft night with paffengers, from, Rotterdam, being prevented from going to Gravefend, where fhe was bound, by the wind blowing hard from the north well : fhe left Rot terdam the aBth of laft month. Arrived the follow. ing veffels to wait for convoy : fhip Euchatis, Captain JUCHE, of and for Gothenburg, in ballet, from Portfmouth ; bark Kron Prince of Sweden, Captain Duns, of Wolgaft, from St. Übe's, bound to Go• thenburg, with fait; brig Ulflgten, Capt. EICSOIC, of Stockholm, with a cargo of falt, from Alicant, bound to Gothenburg. Wind Welt and moderate with rain. DEAL, DEC. 2.—Arrived the -Amaranthe (loop from the Nore ; Mina gun brig from a cruize off Oflend. Sailed the Brifk (loop and Cockatrice hired brig for Portfinouth ; the Diligence flonp, Tigrefs, Acute, Wrangler, Earneft, Gallant, Tickler, Manley, Bruizer, and Pincher gun brigs, on a cruize. In the night the wind fuddenly (hilted round to the north• ward, and blowing hard, by which many veffels part ed their cables, which have this morning been re placed. The Pleafant Hill flonp parted her cable, and rnn to leeward, fuppofed for Dover Roads or the Pier. DEC. 3.—Arrived la SvaitAt frigate laft night from the Nore, and failed again this morning for Portfmouth. Arrived the Camel Rorefhip, from Chatham ; the Minx gun brig, from a crnize of Oft end ; the Pluto Sloop of war, from Portfmoutb, and failed again, with the Raven Sloop of war, for Port!: mouth. Sailed the Regulus, for the Nore. FALMOUTH, Dec. I.—Arrived the PRINCESS Au- Gums packet, THOMPSON, from the Leewardlflands, with mails in thirty. five days from Tortola—brings an account that his Majefty's Ship 'haus= bad captured a large French privateer, of 22 guns and aso men, and calvied her into Antigua : the Bsaustsu had alto captured a French fchooner at the fame time. Sailed his Malay's Ships MALTA and Puts. TAGENET, for the Channel fleet. —Wind N.W. Yazmourts, Drc. 3.—Arrived the Germ gun brig, with an account cf the failing of two frigates from Flufhing, in confequence of which thAAdmiral ordered the FLoas. and Arras* frigates to fea in purfuit of them. Arrived the Princefs Augufla with difpatches. Yeflerday P. M. arrived the ORPHEUS frigate, Captain HILL, with a lkieffenger.—Remain in our Roads the Majeaic, Admiral Russet, ; Roe buck, Adm. DOUGLAS; Elephant, Ditlator, Agin court, Ruby, Stately, and Venus frigate; Griper gun brig; two cutters, and Agnes lugger. NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Captain OLIVIEt has taken the command of the METE, of 74 guns, vice Derr killed. Captain.Tnomas of the Etas bomb, is promoted to command the Bellerophon. vice COOKE killed, and Captain PARKER, of tke:Weasie, is promoted to command the Melpomene, vice Ots va a, off Cadiz. , Captain Seater is appointed to a command in the Sea Fencibles in Ireland. Captain J. SKORTLAND IS appointed to the Czfar, Sir Bataan ISER•CIier Aug (hip. ceri;tocoth; and is appointed Agent for Prifooers of War at Gown Mai:WATS, Mfg. late Surgeon to Lord Nassau * Y ap- Wand Surgeon of Milk Prifon, Amos*. • TO TIM EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sir—Having Peen a printed publication relativ: to the death of my brother, the late Captainllantim, szd Regiment of Font, and having been informed ; that laid publication has been indullrioufly circulated, for the obvious purpofe of influencing :he public opt. nions on that melancholy and ertraordinaty occur. rence, previous to its difcuffion before a proper Tri bunal. which, I lament, that the tranfaftion alluded to, lhould be of a nature to require the aid of fuch • an expedient—l [ball not In tar imitate the publifher. as to !late a fing!e fall or circumflance at prefent ; the bufinefs is in the courfe of legal invelligation, and I with to leave it. But as a duty I owe to my de parted brother, and to the Jullice of the C•tuntry, I mult intreat of the Public to fufpend its opinion as to thefirifily honourable and fair conduit attended to in the publicati.m, until the circumflances of Captaits HARRISON'S death (hall be regularly difclofed, nett by letter and opinions, but by legal evidence, At the next A ffizes for the Count! of Cork. CHARLES HARRISON, Lieut. 2d Bat. s3d Reg. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sia—Permit me, through the chanitel of your very excellent and extenfively circulated Paper. to retion my fincereff thanks to the elegant tranflator of at A Hillorical relation of the Plague at Mar feilles in th!year 1720, taken from the French Me nofcript of Monaeur BERTIUND, Phyficiaa at MU* feilles, who attended during the whole time of the Malady," for having drawn forth fo admirable a Work from obfeuaty, and given it the publicity it fo highly meriu. Mite NI/litres has often entertained the Public with her tranflations from the German : —in this Tranflatinn from the French fbe has done much better ; the has added to entertainment a sot important and nfeful leffon, to which, at a time when the prevalence of epidemic diforders gives rife to fuck well-grounded alarms, too much attention cannot be paid—And if by this public notice of the Work I fall prove the occaflon of one perfon more reading it, I Sall think myfelf happy in having fo far fecon ded the benevolent purpores which the Tranflator had in view in giving it to the Public, as Rated in her moil admirable Introduaion. I am, Sir, &c. I. • • CON srattr IIIADER. Wedaefday tame on at St. Andrew's the eleßion of a Reprefentative in Parliament for the boroughs of Perth, Dundee, Forfar, St. Andrew's, and Cu par, in the room of the late DAVID SCOTT, Efq. The Candidates were DAVID Score, Efq. fon of the late Member, and Sir DAVID WEDDERDURIO, Bart. The Delegates for Perth, St. Andrew's, and Cupar, voted for Sir DAVID WEDDFAnt'Ittl, who was, of courfe, declared duly eleaed ; but a proteft was taken on the part of Mr. Scorr. The lying le:ter figned KISKERT, turns our, it is fail, to have been written by that Gentleman! and was really tranimitted by him to the Captain of the Flora. After reading the impafition praaifed by MURAT upon Prince AUERSPERG, we cannot won der that KIKKERT mould have been mean enough to lend himfelf to a fimilar fraud. " Peened expeas that every Man will 1 0 his duty." This was the loft figaal made by the immortal NELSON. 411 under his command obeyed. We flat ter ourfelves all in England will equally obey, in taking care oldie Widows and ()Ikon: of thole brave men who fell with him in the glorious ftruggle for their King, their Country, awl all that it dear Ad valuable to EngtAilar. The tranfports which arrived in the Downs on Sunday, under convoy from Cork, have the sft bat talions of the gth, 3oth, and 89th regiments on board, and the 3d company of the Bth regiment. The Buffs are arrived in the Downs from Cork to join the other troops on the Expedition. Extrad of a letter from Bourdeaux, dated Dec. t. —d , Twenty-three vete!: are cat ried into Teneriff:, as prizes to the Rochefort fquadron."' Laa night, about five minutes before the doors of Drury-lane Theatre opened, a very lufly man, of the name of HARRIS, Stunted in the firft circle of the boxes, on the PILIIIICeS fide, for the purpofe of keep. ing places for a company, by fame unaccountable ereumftance, fell into the Pit. Surgical afflitance was immediately procured ; but the unfortunate man expired before he could be conveyed into the biufic room, his neck being broken, and the back part of his head much lacerated. Saturday afternoon the premifes of &fr. Martin, carpenter, in Whitechapel-road, took &I e by the ne gligence of a boy, who [offered a pitchpot to catch the flames. The (hop being full of timber and fhavings, the conflagration fpread with the greeted rapidity in all direeions, but fortunately a fupply of water was jugendy procured from a large refervoir near the fp-)t, and by the exertions of feveral perfons th e fl ames were quickly extiognifhed. Mr. OAKES, the banker of Bury, laft week paid a legacy of tool. to a cook maid in the fervice of a gentleman in that town—her joy was fo exceffive as to embarrafs her in her bufinefs—evcry thing went wrong—it was part dinner-time—the viands were nal raw—the pot would not boil—the fire would not burn—the pulled an old newfpaper from her pocket, and thruil it within the bars, forgetting that (he had wrapped her bank notes in it, and in an inftant they were confumed. It is ealier to conceive than to dc. fcribe her feelings on difcovering her lofs—the Ban ker, however, had the numbers, and on giving the neceffary fecurity to the Bank, the property will of courfe be recovered. CORN MARKET, MARK -Last, Dec. 4.--The frefh arrivals of Wheat to-day are very few, but waiting further arrivals, fcarce any (ales are made, and chore a trifle lower—Flour about the linifh of Monday's market, 11E11 five thillitsgs per ♦ck, and to-day's tales are made fully at that redation—Of Barley a great fupply, and at further redudtion—Malt is a haling ankle, 71. per quarter lower than lalt week—White Peas are dull tale—Grey fearce, and rather dearer -Beans fupport their price —there are many arrivals of Oats. moftly from Line°lulhire, but few good, that keep their price, others rather cheaper. mica OF STOCKS. THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: OW* for Jai. 61...Roduced 59*-4.boxim 6 (