Star. — London, England, 1806-11-27 00:00:00

!OR SALE EY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Landes Timm Foxhole-Erect, Plymouth, On Saturday the 13th day of December, View of a Coromlifion of Appralfanent and sate, addtsirsd to Meffes. John Hawker and John Cirrestoo, ABOUT 650 arters of WHEAT, in Bags, jolt landed from the Qi atildi Ship Ft-tele. detained Ma. 0e Moaner Patti, lately commanded by Lieutenant RICII• /La 1111 ...Far Hewing the ((me, and Catalogues, application may be made 6a days previous to the fele, to the above named Com miffiamem—....Plyrnolth, November clod. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. .1 t, • THURSDAY, NW/EIMER ^. 7. PRICE OF STOCKS TeIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCR. . Ceof Is. for money, Coil Ca —for Jae. —Umrturn 3f. mach cod 6c 1--Eacbtgotr Billll, par 10 46. prom. PRICE OF iITOCKS YESTERDAY. fper Cwt. Rod Aso. 60Hi I India Foods do prem. 3 per Cent. Cast 61lif Each. Rills, 11.4$ v. 4.rt cent- MIN ()wrists= 31,4 prem. per Caw. Hoop Olt Poplins Tickets 191. 1.4 itmt.tyf s-t 6 Cod. for ICC 6s St{ - , It is nidergood to be the intention of Minitlers that ParliAment fhall meet on the sgth of December, the day named in the Proclamation. The (wearing io of she Members, eledion of a Speaker and pre (eating him to the Lao, will require about a week. The SciG6n will then be opened by a Speech from the Throne, after which, it is thought, the two Honks will only adjourn for a day or two at the Holidays, aid OA proceed to instincts. Priiate letters have been received in town from hois t s day et two later in date than the lag journals. AG's**men his alto reached town from France, who Rates, that on Friday left he read the 26th Bulletin CT the French army, which contained an account of ebe ferrender of the remaining divifioos of the Prof Sue way. under the Prince de Waimea and Gene ral Iltuceria. confining together of about 25,c00 aWI t mml that the main body of the French army was itt fail march to meet the Ruffian army, the de. feet sf which was mofidered as certain. • Of the truth of the above intelligence we entertain little or no doubt. We were prepared to erred Inch Dews by what we knew of the previous dlfeners of the ?ruffian army. The private letters sate that, though in the irate dor of France in general they experience the greaten dilireCt, owing to the flagnation of trade, and the ,operation of the law of Confcripsian. in Paris the emus:op people are intoxicated to the highefl degree i with the accounts of the fueetffes of the grand army. At the play boufes the entertainments are very fri.:l quently interupted with calls to the ercheftra to plij a favourite tune, that has lately been compored, sw tided the March to Berlin. ?raffia, it is kid, is to be parcelled out into renal' Rites, and divided among tome of NA rots on's fa wourite•Generalt; and the fobdued ?ruffian troops are to be incorporated with thole of France in the monqueared deositima. The Kies of Pause,* is re ported to have flash under his misfot tunes. and died 9f a btoken heart. • jamas Borseveafa is, according to thefe lettene to be named Kira of Poems., and Locum bee WU a Sovereignty chalked oat for hint. He is to be Kirin of &MM. when the prefent Monarch dies; ;gams tho Froth have difcovered. that thou tome rorpoilt it Aloe to the reigning Monarch, they Owe sothbg to the Prime of Aar ;tare, whom they efeti to 'mender as unworthy of the facceffirm. Such are the viewers in the private letters. We mad hardly a d d that. they ought to be received agagniaa /AA,. • • THE ARMY. I - --- • • A great many Officers wa underliand, not left than too, are now at the Ifle of Wight proceeding to joie their regiments in the Well Indies ; among them are Brigadier General D , Colonel MTIRS, 142IRLIT Mike General Sir Joists WARDLAM, Bart. They are immediately to proceed to Cork, where a large WeR India fleet is collated, and to fail under the BLONDR frigate. There are now a great many Officers for the dif. /west regiments in India, at Portfmonth, preparing to fail for the different fettleenents, by the India fleet, which is now collating there, and which will Epee. dily Our military readers, we are lure, will rejt.ice to hear, that fueh an appointment as the Commaisd in Chief in India. is to be In worthily bellowed as on (itch a man as General liewirr. Independently of his ativity and ability as an officer, he has rendered incalculable fer•iees to his country (ince he became Barrack Maaer General I a fit ustion where he found a real Anran Amble. It is fuppofed that General 7ig.1111 will lon proceed to relieve Lord LAKE In the B k Mailer Generalffiip, Lieutenant Central HMITT i r, it is Paid, to be fiteeeeded by Major General A. Hors, a man well known, and !Alewife estrensely popular in the army, and a ho nn dnibt will magenta the 'cry neceffaly left int: in the Barrack Dep.irrmett. Now that Loed More NISIOW hat failed, General lA,,'. is thronly General Officer of the immortal karectioessta's army. whn is not at this mon eat ac. lively employed in the (et vie . ; of his ci , untry. Sir Rosser %Lima, who accompanied Lord }instants a, is Lieutenant Colonel of Detsroirrii Ad the forte officer who cave GI 4:idled a the campaign in Egypt. Sir Rfainlarriii.toll.7 panied Sir Davin Bans ta the Cape, from "how he but lately stunned. We have to COffak AR error of the Printer in /L al late Sra—indeed of four battalions of the 60th re• giment, at the Cape, pleafe totted the 4tb battalion of the both regimett. Sir DAVID BAIRD /Aired this battalion from the Dutch and German prifoners at the Cap& The Royal African Corps, and the South Wales corps, are now greatly aagmeating by volunteers, both Am: and men, from other corps. THE EXPEDITIONS. A letter from Bengal, dated June r, mentions, that an Expedition was expelled to be fitted out in the Bay of Bengal, confining of (hips of a fmall draught of water, and furninsed with a few chofen troops from the upper provinces. Their &ninetieth which is raid to be of mueb importance, was kept a profound keret. Sir Saoeuet. Hoop is going on a feperate com mand, as is likewife Sir Rictus.° Sytkamsas from Plymouth. We fear that the late difaarous events ces the Coe tinent, along with attention to home politics, have in tome degree paralifed our exertions. Long have troops been called for in the Weß Indies, and regi ment after regiment has been fixed on to proceed from this country ; bat from *bat Motives we can not tell, thefe have often been Bated and changed. - la Ireland, feveril regiments have long been fixed on for the Weß ladies, bee Rill remain unembarked. The different regiments of Cavalry and litfantry, which in forme?, SYS** we mentioned 444spes with expedition m to Peal, lever, Ramfgane, and' other points of, Naafi& 404 Rill remain there. and we fanermilinentainl.ol44lAßßlentbear from Lord Horcennaire. • .. '"' d We may noi l *ily exp.& manta from Gentle! Baas:eon° ; teeabiuk we may fafely calculate on receiving accounts elthe fall of Menlo Video, per haps of other ports: The Jamaica Mail which arrived yederday has brought intelligence to the t nth of OdoIawAIDANDA had failed from Aruba, with all his finagled* the intention of proceeding to Barbadoee,*kett*fik: for reinforcements, which hreepethe terieithiet , Oin the Britifh Government. He had been joined by the Seine frigate. His means, at prefect. aremanifealY unequal to any confiderable eaterprite, and far below the great defign be entertain*. ' Dassacts is has lately experienced a very revere rcpulfe in an attack which be made upon the French in St. Domingo, under General F n. The Negroes are faid to have loft near yOOO men. It is Bated that the French Government have pro mifed reinforcements to General F , who mull be greatly in waist of them: It is not improbable that tome of the 'hips which efcaped freer L'Orient, and were captured by Sir Bawl/ Hine, may have been defined for that quarter, HAMBUROH MAIL. • 4nlll as our pap& wee putting to prefs, one of the Hinshorgb Mails arrived, viz. the third of the five that were doe,. The latenels of the hour obliges us to.otmlbstillltelliellyine the prefent, to the fnbjoioed • ifildikat *a.t fame of the articles have refe : rote to previonieunts, of which we have not yet re., ceived the particulars. Of this defcriptioo is the death of the Duke of Bermes's/cc. The Hallrivrgh CorrOorufroet of the rich November, in en article from the Hague of the Bth, Bates, 'that accounts had been received there of an aflion having Owls fought un the Spanifh coal between Admiral Idehliataowooo and the Spaniffi fleet, wbkh had left tledk. to inin the fleet at Ferrol. In this battle it is Orißtleat Admiral Cot, s t so WOOD hail taleyis four (hips of the line. and delitroped the greeter peva of the reti, We ate, however. eppeahenfive that thiciatelligesere is but little ter -L. relied upon, ark Were 'reported at the Hagee tti bare been brought there By . a ben tral veffel from London I • This Mail has brought 04 Come of the Pzeffeas Official details, but we cannot poffibly lay them be. , fore our Readers this day. Prince Howe Lou a'a .. acebont of the battle of the 37th, addreffelto tbi King of Pruftia, is one of them. He Pays, io one word, that he was obliged to capitulate for want of oroviGons and ammunition. A letter from General BLOCH Is has alto been received. His divifion, con• filling of 9,400 men, was obliged to capitulate, in cemfequence of Host it Lou it's misfortunes, being quite funounded by the enemy. Pi nffir is already divided into roar Departments, and modelled ciaetly after the French Fannon. The KING ef i ' RUSSIA 11 rt Konigtherg, and the Qua! dmgeroufly ill. • • - 'file Berlin C.; tzette of tie Itth cottiailla a P 10CipP - matins to the Poles. announcing that eattahltintt of . Is'Arocaw.aw Gruel! heviatals.P' to•tifit dais country at' the heed of ro,osso men, to biisti *tit chain*, and reflore them to their abeient inslipea d:nce as a natic.O. HAMBUkCin, NOVEMBIII The communication between this pita nod Saab by viler, io not interrupted. Aceordimc to re: :Pith the ehaffeotkoi Major Anita are 11;44 tornral . back lovasds iiwobargb, and the prifaaca as W - foliose him under a French civil elbert. His E; lency the French Plenipotentiary, M. &uric:lneptlit. upon this occallon, dictated, in the headmen, manner, that m no event will the neutral Hambergh territory be dillurbed. His Excellency, laboating to remove every rnifundernandirti . Ro* finned by the recent movements. sal welsan. an thank his exertions that the late events hags Anew honed no bad confequences. tq tip" stovssease • The day before yellerdat rite Isodr of PP*. Serene Highnefs the Pciii.4IIOOI(IO4kigINAPEIMI; ) and ernbalused at AitorK ait opening tbellehtbitytas• found that the wound eeldeit-ifile ig received was mortal. rV illYtk A 4644 2% . frte tortore necafionia 4 1 0e's04,3yit.k mon fortitude anikleApilaiol. tat, talosn:ho looms the lois of his 4ossisiarthlikzbearsbegnit * a*. Nothing but accident prevented General Blocher from tooth*eo Hamhorgb, in which cafe we fhattid have fligistid4e . Lime fate as Lubeck. whkl4fts,fof feted dreadfully t the cosdua of thatOeneral list *an trod in the extreme ; a deputation bit been fent he that town to claim the protedion of the French Emperor, and one will alto be fent from hence. His fon, the Duke of Brunfwick Otis, who capita• laud with General Blucher, and fo heroically de• fended the gate of Lubeck, arrived at his father's houfe the day after his death. - His Highneilis hearts were yefterday 144 by pub lit auction, his jewels and other effeds will be fold tomorrow. An ethane has been fent to Napoleon at Berlin, requefting, that the Duke's venerable re mains may be depofited in the family ~vault of his anceflors. FROM THE HAMEUROH CORRISPONDB/11', woyamßaß t i . It appears by t e letter from the Inn of the 3d intl. that the fortifications of Brannan are firengthening and encreafed by the French with the utmoft activity. —The cordon formed on the Inn by the Bavarian troops is sifo eonGdetably reinforced. The head quarters of the commanding Gellffil VA at Old Oct:4l. A fquadron o t f.Auarian laufrars has taken poi ,e;fottananing, he,* hillsoptic of Salaburg. 'Letters from Sazontof at 7th inh. hate. that the important fortrefs of Koenigftein is to be occupied by the French and Bavarian troops, and that the Elec . for of Saxony has acceded to the Rhenilk Confede ration. Magdeburg capitulated on the tith loft. the capitu lation was concluded between Madhall Ney and Lieutenant General Klein. The gartifun is Laid to have confined of 20.000 AM. - - - - On the Lath inft. the head quarters of Marthall Bernadotte, Prince of Pontecorvo, were at Lubec. On the fame day General Berthier gave notice that all Ruffian and Swedifkiltipe lying there, might take their departure unosolefted, one Englifh fhip only was at Lubec.. when it was taken by alTault ; the Captain and three (cameo of which were killed. On the tcth infant the French took poffeffion of Hanover, under the command of Marfhal Mortier. The routes of Hemlin, in the Eleaorate of Hano ver, capitulated on the irth infiant. It forrendered tattle King of Holland, who commanded the liege. On the 12th infant the Duchy of Oldenburgh was taken potreffion of for the King of Holland, by lta• caviar; troops, who marched thither from Eaft- Eric Sand. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. It it but too certain that the whole Proffaa may is totally ruined and difperfedone corps after ano ther has been obliged to lay down its arms, and all the principal towns, viz. Stettin, Coati!), Spandau, and Magdeburgh, leave capitulated: in the latter., the French found an immenfe treafure, at all the 'soft va• luable effeEts from Muntler. CAM, and Etta Friefe. land had been depofited there as oat of danger. It is really attonifhing how ill provided with even the moll common neceffaries, there places were ; but for which, they tierce would have fallen into the power of the French, and particularly Magdeburg, one of the Smith places in Europe t—as to the King •of Praha, nobody knows where he is at prefent. The, army of hterflral Davouft is already arrived at Pofen; it confals of so,ocio pen. _ _ The Duchy of Oldenittargh has been taken poffef• Pion of in the name of the King of Holland, by 1403 Dutch hoops: Rene has been obliged to join the confederation of the Rhine, and confcquendy mutt as again Rulra. 3 1 i 1 1 LUBECK. NOVEMBER 9. The 6th of this month was the moll dreadful day in the annals of Lubeck ; the Pruaian General Nata. our being in our town with 4,0c0 men, the French, under the orders of Martha) Bernadotte, attacked the Prulfrans at nine o'clock in the morging t nt of the tow. I both fides fought with the greateß bravery and ()Money r towards noon the French appeared Weft Ilse town with very frkperior ftrces ; they were received at the gates with cannon charged with Wedge (mittaillt,) but it did not flop them, tl ey tetra repotted at fe6eral of the gates, hot they fuc erected in forcing that of dos Strrohor r then began in the town the mod dreadful combat ; the Prnahms had p good deal of artillery, whi c h did muc h i n j ury to the French, but nothing could witheand their bra• very artilfisperior numbers. They followed the PI a 6sasiseo ell the houfes, churches, and pub!ic build• Inge, ahem a terrible carnage via made. The laughter laded upwards of three hours, daring which W he number of killed and wounded accumulated both losps bottles and in the greets, and particularly at the !orgthor to a frightful height. Several of the kooks ',efeitped plundering by getting a French fate guard. New this, all i. over, Bernadotte bar informed his foletivi, that they are no imager to confider Lubec 'as erfi hone city, but as smoke the priatellioa of hit .1114 A • - 111,4. . • Ye*etday inotning•. tiorr 'mired at the Queen's Mc!. from , and at two o'clock had frpfjeline•Levee. Ls Thilllif i dyntkad the honour of being pref e nt e d t.his l'e'" • titiAsk eLVITtIi. by Lett e nt er. sport his t Wax 11111opriek ct, tinnier* . A faph ; when R e v . PM* Oftfrail sow with the atoll Admlrat&Yeast DoatTlio . itestss, by Mr. Grenville, non his return to Roglind The Rev. Doane Coemosa; ha E mhos his being appointed ens ports Camel naps; Mr Troacts Oda Noy, by Mr. arenvills., His lidajeSTY hel a .11011 gave psi. rate audiences to LayldlotatitiagneAsiseel Giamatti's, and Vitcount HoWICIL jr„:. „ro,/ At fire o'clock his irit)LITW 114 . 4 on his return to Windfor. His MAJtsTY has given direftions that a return of the wages and emoluments of his livery fervants be laid before him, for the purpote of augmenting them, on account of the Income Tax. The Royal livery fervants have not received any augmentation of their *ages Slice the reign of Queen Amsa. The Dublin Gazette announces the Elerition of the Earl of C MOST to Stand vote" enr the Ins pedal Houk of Peers, in the room of the late Lord LAPIDARY. The Eleftion is figned by Lord GRA. wain, in his capacity of Clerk of the Crown. The &Gov of Wracm scree is much indifpofed at his palace in Chelfea. Yellerday, the Bifhop of Sr. Asa re, after attend. ing his MAJESTY at the Levee, dined with Lord Gies:vitt' and a Idea party. The Archbifhop of Cawriaavar arrived at Lam beth Palace, on Tuefday, from hit brother's hi Not. tinghamthire, where his Grace bad been on a vifit during the lad three weeks. 'Yeflerday a Court of Direeturs was fin at the Lad India Houk, when Captain Darreas a was from into the command of the United King4om, is was Captain Saart Las WOOD into that of the WOE caller, defined to St. Helena and NYad Is. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday next. The South Lewes Volunteers have accepted the new .-olunteer regulation. We regret, and the country will deeply regret, that filch men as Sir SYLINST &even, Sir Hama' Por- NAM, Sir DAVID BAIRD, and Sir. JOHN STSWARY. are now aftually on their way, and corning to England from the teat of warfare. We however feel allured, that Government will not allow Officers of loch ta. lents to remain unemployed and inaftive. The mcafures and precautions of Sir DAVID BAIRD have been the moil Pure and moll fortunate for the country. While he himfelf is as ltroog at the Cape as during any period of the late war, he has placed General Bsatsroan in In retpettlable a Rate, that it is a coniummation devoutly to be wilbed for, that aft attack may be attempted on our fettlements in South America, by Crate of the French fquadrons furperfted to have lately failed for that quarter. The relish, we are firmly affixed, will add fresh lull re to the Britifh military charafter, and form a 6ne contrail with other parts of Europe oppofed to Frenchmen. Ge neral B aaaaa O&D is what is termed a dalkiaß bold Officer. Among the new meafures, in order to inmate the regular army, a large draft born the Militia is talked of. It is Laid to be the determination to complete fpeedily every battalion in the ferric* 1 to their full complement. DIVILY.LANS T .—Mr. Salltinall• very in. tucking and witty Opera of Tie DIMIPIA, in conjunc tion with the fafcinating Mufic of Linter, 'tweeted I lan night, a very numerous audience, eonfidering the 1 rainy temperament of the evening. Mr. BR•HASI, in Cade, Items a worthy fucceffor - to the vocal Ifraelite Looms. He appears now to refrain his eari. cation, and to improve his apparent feeling, is coin. pl matt to the national taße : in" Had I heart forted/0- koadfrarri'd," he was uncommonly impreffive, and was rapturoufly encored. Kitty played Ferdinand with great ability. Si-Niece exceeded our expellations in Clara. She fang " Who, tale night," with Such expreffion, and sifted it fo attradively, in the fly!, of , 111,abrotyse, that it was apthuSaßkally encored.—Mils POPS produced very great drift in the Damao ' and was one of the chief ettradions of the evening. Mrs. MATTHiws was a very pleating Loafs. 'Well was afterwards performed for a third time, and received with warm and increafed approbation. Covier GAR DlV.—After the New Play of Adrian arid Orrila, which affirded very great amutement the Operatic Entertainment of Th e Defiris of Arabia , was repeated with every wifhed for praife and plaudit. The Scenery is the moll fplendid which has lately adorned this Theatre, always profufe in their expen diture for °Nees of attrattion. Yeferday John Turner, t 6 years of age, under- II went an examination at Hatton Garden Office, charg ed by Mr. Thompfrin, holler, in Middle row, Hof. born, with thrußing hit hand through a broken fquare of glare, and Reeling fume flocking'. He Rands fully committed. Yellen;lay, John Dassidfon was committed for trial from Guildhall, charged with healing out of a wag gem in Newgaate•ftreet, a Cheniire cheek, weighing Bonn. An ancient Oracle metthns, when . forms of For- tune's Suitors complained of their bad luck,and that the was both Mind and deaf to them, that the made them this reply, You delayed your Alit too long and when you commenced making it. you relaxed to your attentions. Perfeverance tlionlel he a principal eharatietiflic of my votaries i" What a ufeful lellon this to Lottery adventurers I Particularly when fo momentous a Scheme as the relent one, is offered to their embrace l It is evident that many lost the op. portunity of not participating of bar faiours io the late Scheme, either from delayin4 their porchafts too long, or by crating in their porkt4.mhas shay ought to have pstkvered.