Star. — London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

4 • `•, 4- c WHIG CLUB. To Mr. R. W. CLARKSON, Seeress" to the WH?O CLUB. 4tVE. the Underligned MEMBERS of the WHIG CLUB. Jo requett yes te eel as Estraerdleary Meeting a dm Club, in eonfequane et the hveruabk leh which this Cottotry has ftiftalned be the Death or the Right Honorable CHARLES JAMES PDX, whole minion. in the Cede at Em den, bon aside bla to juitly dee, to Engliattneo. THOMAS LOWTEN. W. ADAM. CHARLES RUNNINOTON. THOMAS WISHART. THOMAS BELL. A. H. SHOVE. JAS. PERRY. lOHN BARNES y. 3 PLOWMAN. ceeepimser irk% the above Requilltloo, I 4o appoint au Es• trasedbiont Meeting of the Whig Club, obit held at the Crowe eel Archer Tavern, Strood, oo Taefday nest, the std lottant, at Ole &Clock. P. W. CLARABON, Sec. F&a•Reaet, September sp, • HAMBURGN MAIL. ASISTIILDAPI. SWF. 9.—Our country has fuddenly tamed a martial appearance, fine fome couriers have arrived at the Roque, from Aiz la Chapelle and Paris. Tke rumour, that France has declared war agaiuß another Power, is without foundation. Ia chi country of Bentheim, upon the Ems., an army of ao,ooo men are to be collcited, inclufive of t 6,000 Dutch troops. We wait with impatience for the developernent of the prefent crifis. VIIIIIIIA, AUGUST 30.—A1l that has been hitherto Rated relative to the iffue of the affair of General Mack, is without foundation. The provifional atas of inaruttion only. arrived at Vienna within there few days, and it i. the examination of thefe papers, which is to determine whether there is reafon or not for the formation of a Council of War to lift the af fair to the bottom. In the mean time this General continues at Jofephftadt. The depot of artillery, and the divilion of that corps which were at Scharding, have evacuated that port. and arrived at Vienna in the condi of this week. Magazines arc forming from the environs of 01. meta to Cracow. The French troops who had taken potrenion of Gradifca, have retired to Aquileia, after having or- Kanifed that province. They every day received re inforcements. Much is raid of an attack intended to be made by Generals Laurißon and Bellegarde, upon the Moo senegrins at Cattaro. This town is of great impor tante. as thole who pork(' it have the command of the Adriatic Sea. Entire fleets may *tremble in the three grand Worts, which form the months of the Cattaro. Its port is not only the 'arta, but the moll important and the fate in the Adriatic Sea.— It is admirably adapted for commerce, and for ero7 enterprife which may be projeBed spina Turks,. add its poffeffir may without difficulty, and without being direred, eqtiip fleets for the Hoick EPA and skfrics:'` - Acroaa, Sur. ts.—The Madrid Court Gazette formally enntradidis the report of the merchants of Stier's* having obtained the liberty of importing into Spain linen cloths, the entry of which had been hitherto prohibited. The Jews of Holland and of England have an. notuseed in all the ports and Cities of Europe, how much they approve of the whole of the negotiation which has hitherto taken place io the afrembly of the Jews at Paris. Hasitttott. &PT. 12.—The differences between Great Britain and the Court of Berlin, are reported to be on the point of being fettled by a Pruflian ne. gnciator who is daily expehed at Peterlburgh. Baron Hardenberg is the fupporsd negotiator. Triefle, and the Attrition ports in the Adriatic, are re•blockaded by Ruffian (hips of war. Mr. Palm, a Nureinberg bookfeller, has been fum madly tried and (hot, by the French at Brannan, fur publilbing a hook rept/ling the Government of France under Napoleon. He was a man of the higheti integrity, and his unhappy fate is univer rally lamented. France is Paid to have offered to King Ferdinand IV. of Naples and the Sicilies, the Grecian part of Dalmatia, betides Albany and Theffaly, as an in demnity for the lots of the former kingdom. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER. _ " Bauman, t t.--Never has the Continent been in filch a cosjeetural Hate as at this moment.— Raffia, the Electors of Heffe CAM, and Saxony, are malting every military preparation, as if they were expeding immediate hoHilities, while Bonaparte is withdrawing . his troops from their frontiers, and pre tending to give orders for their paliage acrofs the Rhine. Indeed, fume are of opinion, that he does not feel much difpofed to attack Prulfia at prefect. for fear of being kept in check with his army too far advanced to refill the combined efforts of Ruffia and PrulLa. and therefore prefers taking a pofition which may enable him to combat with both powers, or to retreat with fafety in cafe of a difafter. Others fop. pofe (and I think with more plaufibility) that his re• trograde movement is only a political blind, to con ceal his real object, and to give fuck a colour of !ince rity to his negociation► as may induce the Emperor of Ruffia to pollpone the march of his troops, and lull Frederick William the Second into a gentle (lum ber, while he, under pretence of going to Frankfort to regulate his new confederation, can very conveni ently put himfelf at the head of his mimics, and by one defpetate afoot, clip the wings of the Pruffian Eagle Co clofcly, (if found in a torpid nate) as to perm its Mkt.' for hone months, and then the power of Ruffia cannot prevent his gigantic views fn Gantany. However, I bad it to be the generally received opinion, that the French and their allies on this fide of the Rhine cannot eafity carer their pro jeft into exeCution, not even make any fawns inspref lion on the Pruflian army. before they are reinforced from Fratice,it Bonaparte do not famed to dupe the Cabinet of Berlin by fume political dratagem, Which is not a likely ciretrenflance at the pulps conjune• cure. The coldiety are in high fplits, and. coati dering the abilities of their Camels. excellent did cipline and uncommon patriorifm, an obitimmedifirjay of brevet y may kre expeiled. P. S. Since writing the above, I am this monsept informed that there are fevers! letters in town. re ceived from refpeCtable Imo les in-Holland,mentien ing that France bad aanally declared war again& PiuffiA. Letters 'from Berlin, dated the fitb; ego mention the intended departure of his Fruits. SU oily from that capital the day following." ' • 7 THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, 111111 1 TIMBEIR so. rims Olt trocics THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK put nsocay,63—stor Oa. ace. 6j{--Oacbiura 7i. Escismser Bills, par. ?RICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Rod. Aon. &at India Bonds io a as. die 3 par Ccot. Conf. 63t 62{ Imp. Ann. I 7 seli 4 per Cent. thus Each Bills, 21. dl( per, to tit r par Cent. Navy ppiti (Minium i c t) 7, Lang Ann. Out EngliA Ti eta Isl. slis Short Ann. Cast for ace. Calif THE EXPEDITIONS. From good information, we caa inform our Rea. dens, that the large force colleffing from different quarters at Pnrtfmouth and Plymouth, will be di. vided into three, if not foor expeditions ; and that three or four armies will immediately be fent out from this country. We (hall firft nate the force now col. lensed at the two principal ports : The Royal Artillery, 6 corn. The ad Dragoon Guards panics A Brigs& of Foot Guards The Royal Staff Corps The sth Foot, aft battalion The bad Foot, sit battalion The 14th --- ad ditto The 79th tft ditto The 36th aft ditto The 87th aft ditto The Both aR ditto The 88th aft ditto The eoth ad ditto The 89th ft ditto Thg 4stb .......... t ft ditto 1 be %lib ....-- ift ditto The ssd tit ditto The ith German Legion The 7t6 German Lesion Tlie 6th Ditto Ditto Tim Stla Ditto Ditto. In addition to there, the Royal Horfe Guards. the ad Dragoent, the ,sth Dragoons, the 3d. 4th, Bth, soth, and 82d Font, are expeded. It it Rated that the i4th and 4oth, id battalions, with the German regiments. go to Ireland. The 45th, 87th, and four compauiea of the 95th, on the remote expedition. The 17th Dragoons, 4:th. and 79th, to Buenos Ayres. The std, 62J, 18th, and gsth, to Sicily. Some troops mutt go to the Cape, as it is likely that the garrifon is now weak. The 13th foot, 634 and louse othcr regiments from Ireland, go to the Well Indies. One of the Expeditions will confitl of 4000 men. The following is a Lin of the Medical Staff which will accompany this body of troops : T Deputy Infpeaor A:raft/nen Pb)6clao . J. taro Staff Su:geese S Causer C. MONTACIIIa t Apothecary - T. s Deputy Purveyor Mr.lhataion Hofpkal Matsu. The following is a lilt of the Tranfportr : 130; ABllt7ooo, 19$ ; Charlotte, SZS j Harriet. 536 Julius Calor, sSo ; Henry, slat; Hydra. 3751 Mary, 227; no ds, 205 f Caesarian's, sad ; and Chnflorker, t9f °suds. Peace, 135 Staff Corr, sad ArtWery —Lord Cotllngwood, 317 ; Eliza, 533; Sir J. B. W , sap ; and Adelphi, spot tit* 3sd Foot Seahoefe.sas; Chrati.ma, 166; Blida Tupper, 10; and Fides, $3l of the 6td Foot —Loyal Briton, Goma! Wynyard sad Staff Ails, harks bdonglni to the Staff PLYMOUTH, PEPTEMBER "•This morning the difmounted cavalry, about you in number, belonging to the Queen's Bays, which were difembarked from Admiral Louis's fquadron previous to their failing, left the Barracks at Mill Bay, and marched with all their baggage (except fuch as is on board the men of war) for Exeter, as chrefted by telegraphic fignal yefterday : whether thole that are in cantonments in the country around this neighbourhood, join the above as they pars through, we have not heard. The greater part of the tranfports belonging to the expedition, are again in the Sound, but the wellerly wind appears to be let in again, which will retard their failing." THE ARMY. In imitation of tome illuarious crimples, which we lately cited, Gen. Dassmicc has vifited his regi. ment on their embarkation, and the veteran General RIM taw his regiment, on their march for embarka tion. Report tip, that that incomparable regiment the yotb is to be difembarked. The r7th Dragoons, 36th and tlEih foot, are the lalt trcops embailed at Portfmouth—thc sth foot embark on Monday. •••• ••11...1.• The accounts by the Mail tit yelterday gave rife to various rumours, tome of which we could not trace to any authentic fource. Among others it was re ported, that France had declared war againfl PRIMA ; others infated that the latter had declared war again(' France, and even fisted the number if troops to be furnithed by Prialia, licffe, Saxony, Rullia and Auf. ttia ; We are inclined to think that all thid is mere furmife, founded on the accounts furnilbed by the Foreign Journals, of the preparations end move- ments of Praia Apd her allies on the one hand; and France, Holland, and the new Kings on the Rhine on the other —movements from which no certain in f can yet be drawn. A letter from HamburgS, dated the t ath ;ottani, rays, " This moment it is reported, that feventeen hundred Praaps have defeated three thiuland De mises on the borders of Saxony ; and a declaration of war from France again(' Fru& is hourly ex petted."—Were this rumour carrel', we atoll no longer doobt that pne of the glowers bed refolved nn war. If they once conic to Oast bolkilidee, a formal ikclaration of war will probably be difpenfed with. The articles of the Treaty Aped by Dtposesx, at Patis, of which we yeaerday laid a copy ►efore oar - i" " Readers, may be formed up in a few words —Rnilia vaseto give up Cattarn and Dalmatia, and France wu to refuse Ragufa to its former indepen• dents under thr protection of the Porta. The inde pendence of the foniaa Republic was to be acknow ledged by both Powers: the Ruffian troops were to remove to the Seven Mandy and only 4000 men to be kept there, who were to be withdrawn when his Imperial Majelly judged neceffary. The indepen dence of the Porte and the integrity of its • oties - was to be guaranteed; the French troops were to retire from Germany, and in three months were all to have returned to France. Rnffia was to mediate a Peace between PruMa and Sweden ; and Boma r contented to accept the mediation of Ruffia to reflore peace between this country and France.— Thefe terms have been declared by the Court of St. Petettburgh, not only not agreeable to bis inAruc tions, but directly contrary to them ; not only not continent with the principles on which his Majelly the Erereaoa of Russia, was willing to conclude Pease, but directly contrary to thole principles. Such a Treaty would indeed be a degradation to Ruftia. Islarotson, who has feized on a great part of Germany, and almoft the whole of Italy, deftroyed the old order of things in Europe, and erected new Taal kingdoms. all obedient to his nod, carefully avoids mention of any thing in the Treaty that could amount to an acknowledgment that Alta/aura has any intereft in the affairs of Europe; n p r it the fmalleft allufion made to thnfe Treaties by which A:Await is bound to fopport his old allies and family connexions. NAPOLIOII having declared, by his own fiat, " the tuns of NAriss bat trafrl to rein," thinks it no way neceffary to confult with A AAAAA DBR on any point refpelling that Family, and yet talks in the Afosienir of A AAAAA Dia having violated his faith in refuting to ratify D'Gusait's Treaty ! His faith would indeed have been violated, and his Imperial name Rained with infamy, had he fubferibed fuch an intirument. There is nothing new from Vienna.. The Marian Government teems filenely to obferve the progrefs of events on the Continent. It is mentioned that Cattaro is fiill in the hands of the Montenegrins. There is little probability now of the French flon recovering it. Their operations in this quarter have already coil them a van number of men, and they are farther from fucceeding than ever, for the fpirit of the Mon. tenegrins will be kept op by the effeSual aid both of the Rams and Englifh. The Foreign Papers contain nothing important from Italy. The details of Sir Joini Sruares tory, and our other fuceeffes, have been publiftied on the Continent, and Item to have made a great intprefLon. • HAMBUR6H, SEPTE SdISER v 3. " The Berlin Gazette of the 41k inflant, contains a new regulation of the French Government, refpec. tint( the purports which are neceffary fn. Bich fo ►eigners as intend vifit Mg France. As it niull be in -Crating to the public in general, we give it verbatim from the Berlin Gazette. " It has been found expedient by the French Go vernment to iffue force new direltions, by which travellers vifiting France ale to be regulated: the moll important article in thefe direftions, orders that all foreigners (ball only enter France through parti cular places on the frontiers after fpecified ; and upon arriving at any of thefe places, (ball immediately give in their names and defcriptions to the Prefefis of the Department ; and they mull alien await an exprefs permiffion to proceed on their journey into the interior. For the above purpofe the following are the places by which only foreigners can enter France and obtain paffports Tbofe coming froas Germany and Holland mull prefent them (elves, for paffports, at Antwerp, Maeßrtebt, Cologne, 141ets or 6trafborg. From Switserland-..at Befargon. From Italy—.at Turin or Genoa. From Spain-.at Bayonne or Perpigrau.,-Nerehreo Crtljeatimi. No Meffenger from Lord LAUD! AAAAA had arrived; when this Paper was pot to prefs t nor is there the lead foundation for the rumour that difpatehes had been received from him on Thurlday night. WILLIAM TUDOR, Efq. late Minider Extraordinary from the United States of America to the Court of Madrid, landed yetlerday at Dover from on board the Kingflon, from New York. and proceeded to London. Policies have been opened in the City. offering for fifteen guineas to pay tool. if Lord LAUDIRDALK returned from Paris without having figned prelimi naries before twelve o'clock on Tuefday next I and even bets were laid that a rupture of the negotiation would take place in lel. than a fortnight. Lt is reported, that if Lord linwica is appointed Foreign Secretary, the Marquis of BUCKING NAM will be FiAl Lord of the 4simiralt y. We do not believe. however, that the arrangements which the death of Mr. Fox mud product are yet decided. Cor sae Gaanva.—This houfe was refpeAably at. fended, to be gratified with Karaite's Wiaviso, in thf Mowitaireerr. It was a very admirable fpecimen elf hie powers. and in many indances had a wonder. ful effed on the audience. The Whim, FORIM, arrived off Dover, from Al giers, failed froip Gibraltar, with a Beet, on the a4th ult. and parted op the lath indant, in a gale and thick weather. • Ye!Ueda! morning, about ten o'clock, a tremen. dogs eaplpfion took plate in a honk in Eagle.coort, Eag Red Lion•fguare owing to a private Bill butting in the kitchen, which damaged the pre. miles very much. The kitchen was occupied by a perfon tßmed Williams who tan away. The Es. Ore Oirteas Tf.t!e hp, Or, who kized on all the macirialp. NAUTICAL fN7ALLiGENCE. LTVEAPOOL. BCPT. EL _ It is reported that one of the Leeward Wands fleet is arrived, and that the parted from the convoy twenty days fence, but cannot learn particular.. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER Came in the Consomme, of 20 guns. from Fal mouth : Dana brig Fortuna, Captain MI& to, from Gottenburgh, for Barcelona, with iron and deals, detained by the Lion privateer: Dania (hip Nied Elvon, Captain Noao, from St. Übe's. for Copen- hagen, with roger and coffee. detained by the Happy Return privateer : Kniphaufen galliot True Alldert, Captain Parity, from Amtterdam. for this port. with hides and bark : Speculation, Captain Beans, from Riga. for this port, with hemp: eiambulh brig Minerva, Captain &mesas, from Philadelphia to Hamburgh, with Cuter, detained by the Qacen borough privateer. The Prince Edward, Captain Cowl., from Paddow. for this port, with flues, is more on St. Nicholas Bland. GRIAINOCK, SEPTEMBER 17. The Menie (a running (hip) arrived at Port Glaf gem yefierday from St. Vincent's, failed thence the Loth Auguft. (poke the brig Friends, of &idol, on the 3d intl. in Lt. 43. long. 4a. booed to St. John's, New Brunfwick, out tlx weeks, all well ; !poke alfo on the ,4th Augufi his Majelly's ftoop all well, uniting off St. Martin's and St. Barthulo me a's, and kept by her two days. The Captain re ports, that Sir It:cameo Sramitaa. with (even fail ' of the line, arrived at Barbadoes the Sib Augua, and immediately failed for Martinique. The brig Reco very arrived at Sr. Vincent's the a6th July. and was loading for Port Glafgow before the Menie The Mary, ATSOL, arrived here on Saturday from Archangel, failed with a fchooner (name unknown), fur Leith. Captain A. when coming round the North Cape, fell in with the Affive, STIIII;HIG, of and for Irvine, in company with a number of Mich that railed from Archangel tome time before the Mary. The Viaory, Conn att., of this port. bad arrived at Archangel before the Mary came away. PORTSMOUTH. SEPTEMBER re. Arrived the Titisse frigate, from Guernfey..- 7 Sailed his Majefty's (hips Amts. for Plymouth; VISTA'. and Ezrzomon, for the Downs. Drops down to St. Helen's his Majetty's (hips &weir, RACIIIIONSI, and PIISASANT. The FURY bomb it appointed convoy for Plymouth. Wind S. WFYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER it. Arrived the Maataisra private (hip of war. J. Haan Commander, with the (hip Harmonic, from Batavia, laden with fugar, coffee. and peppers Hap hazard privateer, P. WRSTON, from a credit. taken nothing—!poke off Portland this day, the Othello. Tatzisami, and Walter, Hosts*, from New York for Amftetdain ; Princefs Augufla, Ctamt, from Guernfey, and Profpetity, CRUD. (roes Alderney.—. Saild the Greyhound, Revenue cutter, of 16 guns, R. Witzmacia, on a eruine ; and the Alert, (bye boat) 1). Pursnir. for Guero fey, with paireogers, DEAL, SEPTEMBER sh Arrived the Locus& bomb, from Portfenouth, with a convoy, which arc failed for the Aires—this Lucien& remains. Sailed the DIAMOND frigate. oia * a unite off Havre. , Arrived the S its (loop of war, from a cruise ;, and the Aeneas man of war. from Sheernefs, and remain in the Downs with ;ha tell of the flips as per laff.—Wind S. W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER j 9. Paffed by this day the fhip Kingglom from New York, bound to London ; kraal paffeogers landed from her. Sailed this afternoon the Kniphaufen brig Freundfchaft, Captain Kaamr, with brandy, for liarnburgh, The Exraosinst bomb went pall this afternoon ftom Dungenefs, for the Powns. Remain in the Roads the KITE hoop, and Acura gun brig: Lord Avcar.aro attended has Mayssrit ip Conn. cil on Wednelday, in his official capacity, as Prefi dent of the Bend of Trade, and laid before him the diffetent proceedings that had taken place between him, the Committee of the Privy Council, and a num• ber of Merchants, upon the fubjea of opening a trade with Buenos Ayres ; when, after due deliberation thereupon, his Maisrbv, by the advice of his Privy Council, was pleated to fign an order for opening • trade to that place, and we underfland it is warily according to the auks °Wined in trading to the Welt Indies. On all linens and goods, of Ruffian manufax ture, imported into Buenos Ayres, a high duty of 25 per cent. is to be impaled. We likewife undeffland another Order of Counc4 was made for taking off the 15 days performance ut quarantine. impoted upon .veffels trading from the Baltic to the Wands of Jerky, Quantity, he. The following letter has been received by the Mailer of Lt.ovrec Coffee houfe, from Sir Hoots POMMY' P.- (COPY.) Li, Buenos Lyres. Jail Sr 1 1t6. Although I hem the Lew of being perkwally known to mut, of the refpaltable Merchant, to the City of London, I ncycrthelefa on a faded fo imp...tent us the pedant, and of rich high moll. deratton, ibculd not deem it proper to addrefs each individual, but beg, through you, to communicate to the Body, that I con ceive It a duty to the commercial lowan of Great Britain, Anti q reketh due to them, a rekding in the capital edits great maattfaim luring cities, to Rate in a few words, that the conqueß al this place opens an eitentes tinnily, lot the Manufatrturee of Great Britain. Hitherto the trade of this country has seen cramped beyond be lief, and the Manutadures of Gm; Britain could only bud their way to this rick Province by meant of neutral bottoms and coo tra►and intrigues—but from this moment Its trade will be thrown I nerd not point out to Mac bant s of extentive information, bow beneficial tbc commerot of ibis hidden° ntgleetect country will prove--and tome judgroent may tis forma of its immenie popu lation by that of thls city, which alone contains yo,cco inhabitants wanting all funs of goods of European Manurafture. Tbe produdlions of this country arc indigo, tobacco, Vincent& wool, cotton, tiger lights, real &tins, copperas, lip, dried tongues, dried bed, hanisSaffron, cochineal, cocoa, hemp, bair,wbcat, gums, drugs, beftdes gnld, diver and precious gloms, excluhve of hides and tallow, which I confider the great Aspic, 1,400i= of the forum' being annually esportaL Tile Wet time weave been lit poffeLGon, and the hurry of bit dada will not admit (drily giving you any further information for the rico. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your matt obedient humble Servant, (Signed) HOME I'OrHAIII. To utf ATatir of mO . Caroo - 19040, L04)409. WPM 1.