Star. — London, England, 1806-08-11 00:00:00

l 1 i. ~. r 1• if. A. IR devC.l. PARK JULY ill. The Minitier of the Interior has addreffed the fol beinx circular letter to the Prefab of Departments: « Yea ease bon already Node osweisisi with the &ram el M istth Fehruny, rebates to do meat= enereate goblets ere es be seletwated on the sr* Aviv" ehr babel of lie. biers boo; sod du et the resibbllllnisol of ehe embeds hallgles lo Franc. lbaregle, *rind so dot tweet day to rotors thanks to the hies r Men bribe peso* blog which Wry have ter st bog dos reashistl hob kis will thaw be avers* Id tte oda to relished tbils WM* have heel Oat inn due by the swan Mir ohm Poona ties hatetes i tu ts i m hos, Thdr stondiairtell lat died her thankless tel, orbkl elsephos wow bagasse hoes bs has re. that honnal goessothe wed se bla vdibera anirtVnib-4, do seder width ' drobe.to ids vlghnsse dips every were around 606-48 ebe fteey, la doe. we tarreowls Ado, and with liege Inolirbb esioure.wal lb wins, there leas awl their bro dere were/ tbeedives. " The lab rani with* el.ss seeehoo es the French to eaN to lohellbs& hav•lnalva, eel which %pikes dim odd 6D sky of ea prellag their groilleds. dookbh be reel= Pura Mlle& Day Oleg esold prints tier eyes the preps ratio* far It. Toe will take care, allt, to gists dare that that dem, In all the cities, ineafurce Wier to chefs which are ap. =for Paris I Ism it to your awl bean" to itica le may regyar a lwa d o sa leed dissilk. pa r- EntatratT aWfwerrW les yob Teo will Oa ad, that ratter 410 . 11 . She he onoNiges Ward the of the Pehlitieg. as haled osn MON h induen tlssa wedlillesldathite rosin INN** rat *ids% es of Its elderin. Is doneallimidief Its bmggiblefe. C.• uses. do day which gave MAI Is a lloookip to whoa It ewes he baggiaells inn its glory. (echoed) - _ JOLT 30.—1 t was M.Magdenitow, a Ruffian Cap. tails, whom M. D'Onbril difpatehed from Luneville, in order to carry to Catiaro and Dalmatia the news of the peace between France and Rums. All the Ruffian Generals and °Seers, prifoners, wait for the ratiicatioo of the Treaty, in order to return to their country. Lail Saturday, there were grand manoeuvres in the Champ del Mars. His Majely the Ensperorleme. asanded the troops. The rain fell incelfandy dotes tbefe aianosuvres, which tailed feveral boors t ski Yampa tic ofid sot teem to feel it. Avows t.—The King's Speech to the Parliament of England' is the firft official information given to the pu blic, of the °petting of negotiations for the ve•eftablithosent of peace. This notification has not, however, excited any Surprise here ; becaufe the journey of Lord Yarmouth to London, his retorts' so Paris, the conferences which he has had with the Minifter for Foreign Atairs, thole which have takes place in the Cabinet of London whenever difpatchcs arrived from France, and the fueccffive jonrnies of Bailie° the Mellinger, had left no doubt that nese. elation. were begun. TEe hopes of peace have created in proportion to the activity of the Illanyt. adeatioiss between the two Governments. At Mk fiboutimilf. the hopes are generals and though no. b lawn of the demands or pretenlions of the tyro poodles, yet we are perfuaded that the conditions. of this peace will be the refult of the moll profaned deliberations. It is not impoffible that it may be Aortly poblifhed, and that, In celebrating the/ l ot af the Emperor. that of the Benefator and Pacator of all Europe will be celebrated at the fame time. Nesiiser of this day contains a complete lib at aN the Jewies Deputies affembled in Paris, the pane eerie/ of the opening of their fittings . , which, seek piece ou the sfith inftant in a hall adjoining to the Reset de Ville, nod ea account of the fitting held' es this with. At the opening.fittiog, the Members dolled Ur their ?radon Abraham Furtado, a pinker et beettleenz, and for their Secretaries, J. the toy a merchant in Paris, and Iliac Avigdor. a 'gumboot at Nice. The Allem glotie determined upon ezpreffing their inclination ee preisat themfelves in a body at the foot of the Threes.. in expres their love, their station, and dieir devotion for the Sacred perfon of his•Majefty, Mail adjourned to the nest day, the 29th. The Pre. Ilideat war ordered to go to the Knitter of the Inte rior, to apprise him of what bad been done, and to communicate to him the wifhes of the Meeting. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST is. MICk 01 , STOCKS ON SATURDAY Par Caet.Rei. 6st Imp. Age. 4.36+ S Yew C. Coat SAi 64 S4i4 bigh t Per Cent 944 4 per L Cast. t6} Esti. Mb la pr. ass. etit par pzC Nary f olf Osmium s •to prem. Ent! Tickets :O. tss. bile Roo* Is. • si. pi. C. 04 les sec. Ss* Nl} Abbot (even o'clock yeiterday evening, an Officer arrived at the Admiralty with difpatcbca from Ad miral Sir RICHARD STRACNAII, who has been cnn; big from the Canaries to the Weftern Continent in the fame latitude. Thefe difpatches were immedi ately fent off to Lord Howlett at Wimbledon, who, en the receipt of them came to town s and at a late hour la° night, Mr. Wrenuare, and lime of the other Mmillers, attended at the Admiralty. Difpatches have alto been received from Admiral COC AAAAA in the Wefl-Indies, brought home by the Ftvivo Figs fchooner, arrived at Portfrnouth. It has been reported that they bring unfavourable ac counts (tom that quarter, but we can alien, on the contrary, that thcir contents are of a fatisfattor y nature. On the 4th of July the French fquadron, in which' JEROME BONAPARTE has a command, and which had made its efcape from )(brink° two or three days before, was leen by Ad miral Coc it ems fqoadron off the ifland of St. Tho mas, (landing to the Wetlward. It confined of fix fail of the line Nodose frigate; Admiral Cociiaams's of (nut fail of the line, and, we believe, two or three frigates. Notwithninding the great difpatity in the force of the two •fiiadrons, Sir A xxxxx DU. we doubt nor, would feize the firn favourable moment for attacking the enemy, and, in that event, we eraer• tain nn apprehennons refpeAi•lz (he probable refult. The French Commander, we under (land, thewed no dilllofilion to van, an eogaip-ment, hilt was aftill *wifely era the defei.fivc, by keeping his fquadron as coropla es putLblc, to prevent any of his shill. Since w►iting the above the following OS dal Do ric* ha 11.11141111 fent to the LOAD MIYOII • ^- : - few day's, to have teranneence another vaftory r, i led in that quarter uver the enemy. DY T EL lORAH, FROM PLYMOUTH, lICSIVID 10T11 AVGVST, AT 2 P. N. Jura , ta.Tbe French fix line of battle Sips •e AdmiralCocHlanl four line of battle Asir, under " eery fail off St. Thomm'e, (landing wellward. • Attrninriti Ogee, Aug. 11, doe." A true cop?, (Signed) " JAN fa AMATO M Muittuu•Heuft, Ausuß it, 1806, } Karina z o, A.M. The French (hips, we underfiand, were five of 74 guns, and one of 84 guns—of Admiral Caverns's three are 74's, and one a 64. It has been reported this morning, that difpatehes have been received from France, of rather an unfa vourable nature : but we have not been able to nicer. twin the arrival of any Mellinger. The Funds, however, have fallen a little; but perhaps from Come caufes no way connseed with this rumour. Atone o'clock the followisrg were the prices : Confols for money, 631—Ditto Anglia, f4—Re. duce& 64 f—Omnium 9 a 9l—Esebequa Bills, par I• is. prem.—Navy 5 per Cent. 97 f l. We have received French and Dutch Journals, the former to the ill, the latter to the sth. Their con tents, however, are not important. We have alto received private letters from Hol 'land, by which we learn, that four oat of the fares 'line of battle flips, which have been fo long ready for tea in the Teed, were a Sort time once difman• a iled and laid up, but within theft few days an order ( reached the Teas), for their being again pt ready for tea. By the Came letters we are informed, that the Of. `ken in the Dutch Naval and Military fence have at length been obliged to take the Oaths of Allegi • awe to the new Government. Some of thern,how. ever, WOW to take them, preferring in give up their omanisiliesui. The people in general art very much diffatisSed with the new order of things, but like the people in France, they know not how it is potable at prefent to apply any remedy. HANSURGH MAILS. The Mails doe on Sunday fe'nnight and Wednef day la@ arrived this morning. From the &II we have given extra& in our 6:it page. The accounts by the lah are hare fubjoined. The Jimminh Cerrshairdent of the sd init. contains a letter from Amllerdam of the sgth ult. which gives the following u an outline of the reported con ditions of the Preliminary Treaty, feud by M.d'Ou- Mil. at Paris " - Tine ilin be M4i'llpillin4 good oodieloodiointwata Lib ain knot. • - Ts Linn kik oininikiiilnro to tbe Freon. on lipir rate thanking ko Menomonie. - TM rink to Ike miaow kg MIMS, M teak 'Mai lake die pretsdin of ebokepoo. " ion Anne Mil 'strange n the Pim the keep* et l dominion .• Frames prongs. within a tomb dew after the enemies of Cattaro, to withdraw its mope fro, Germany. Rolla protnifes to ufe her codemvoors to rafter* NW. between Franca and tap land. Raga will collo/ her good dim to accommodate the deputes between Prittfut and Sweden." Such are reported on the Continent, to be the lead. ring features of the Treaty alluded to. We can, however, afkrt, and we do it on the belt authority, that it contains other, and tnoft difgraceful terms for ,Ga. By the Preliminaries which D'Ousast. figned, the barriers of Turkey and of the Eaflern Mediterra- nean Sea are thrown open to France ; the overthrow of the Germanic Cnnflitutinn is fanftioned ; the in. terefls of Naples and of all Italy are facrificcd to NAPnLION'S family. and Ruffsa is virtually (hut out from all interference with the affairs of other Euro• pean Powers. Sir A. PAGIT may be expeßed with the nest Mail . from Germany : be arrived at Hamburgh on the 29th ult. ZARA IN DALMATIA, JUNE s 6. Intelligence has been received here. that within thefe nine days the territory of Ragufa. and the town of that name, have been entirely ruined by the Montenegrins and Ruffians. Bombarded on the lea-fide. and furronnded and blockaded by land, the mills have been deßroyed, and the canals cut. The French garrifon, amounting to about 6,000 men, has made feveral fatties, but has every time been re puffed. All retreat, and the means of receiving re inforcements, are likewife cot off; for the Montene grines, whole number increafcs every day, have al. ready advanced to Stagno and Sabioncello ; and the inhabitants of old Ragufa and Canale having joined the French, the Moutenegrins denrny every thing before them with fire and (word, and refpeel neither age nor fa. RATISBON, JULY 25. Yeaerday the Eicaor Arch• Chancellor received by a Courier from Peril, the new aft Ms cordederation for the Sruth oftermany, and will 'relent it to the Diet about the 7th of Anguft. The Miniflers of Praia and Mecklenburg, who were on the point of departing, will, in confeqttence, not leave Ratifbon. In a few days every thing will be known. Left night the Bavarian Envoy, Baron Rechberg, was recalled to Munich by a Courier k a French C4Mil ries bay alto arrived here. sa • a roc. W••••••• MOM we aketoaaa wbkh has given °teal - son to various reports.- It is certain that a great motion towards the eallward. prevails among the French troops in Germany. It is raid that a great French camp will be formed in our neighbourhood. • VIENNA, JULY 23. It has been agreed between the French Ambaffa. *dor and our Court. that Auflria (hall take no further `Sops relative to Cattaro, but that every thing with h4:01 to that place (hall remain on the prefent foot ing till a declaration hall be received from Paris, whither M. de la Rochefoucauk fent off a courier tall week after the conference which be bad with his Imperial Majelly. It is more and mare confirmed, that the bloataii• grins arc in poffeCon of Cattaro. Since the Ruffian Commandant has refttfal N (invader Cations till further orders. the Anfirial troops under General Be&garde are at Babioncellay, es the Ragufan territory. It is however not doubled that Cattaro will in a Sort time be evacuated by the PR ANCKSPORT. just O. Ifellerday at noon the Ruffle. Counfellor of State, rig: D'Oubril, arrived here from Paris, and In the Aternonn proceeded oath journey to St. Peteriburgh. ;litit'cat tics the Treaty concluded at Paris on the rods et July, for ratificatlos t it is alto manhood that be is the bearer of a letter from the Emperor Napo. Met to his Rattan Imperial Majelly. r Vateen from Heidelberg. of the *sib imaast, fay; 'brat • confiderabk French park of antler) , bad l 'oeffed . through that town, and taken the road to ikanconia. The French niinnifiq int tightly leave Germany dif the nett Q 111.1411 ilia have been introduced * I w' • fee _ Alinktut yuLY The liallkitmaafellor of State, M. rPOnbril, bas arrived have, asexpeeled. from Paris, and will Lo gien continue his journey to St. Peterfborgh. He carries with him the Sped inarnments. After the aarival of M. D'Oubril. the Route Embaffy here het of the Baron Van Holland as a coorier tdVienna. • M. Von trufentark has jut} arrived here, from St. Peterfburgh : he brings a letter to our Sovereign, written by the Emperor Alexander, with his onfa isand. BANKS OP THE MATNI, JULY ss. It the Gazette of Clagenfotth may be belieiedi the inhabitants of Cattaro have nefufed to gives ttp that place to the Aullrians, for the 'latex to fonts der it to the French ; and have declared thee they will in no cafe content to come order the GOIMIIIIIHIS of the French. The•federst Imr Ger ma n iPtinces t e etinfra with France, was, we ruelsted. Sped on the !7th of this month by the Isitedlive Minillers, and (cot by a Courier to the CPuiis interelled for ratification. 'We may, coatguiltily, loon taped the aka pub lication of thisimportant which will.caufs a great change in the South of Germany. EAST INDIAMEN. • • The Perfeverance, Captain Twsseass, haring landed, her Sores at St. Helena. failed from thence OD the a3d June for &woolen and chin a .. The firft divition of the Fleettront China. reposmill to have failed from thence bn the IS March. had mil left that port on the t ttb, nor was any time bed for their failing. On Saturday, the wind turning more favonrabte, the traorports with the troops on board from Rata. gate, which have for fume time bees detained in the Downs, got under weigh, accompanied by the Fuer, EXPLOSION, and DIVASTATION bombs, and the Ply. mouth tranfport, for Portfmnuth. On the fame day his hiajefly's flips itaSISTMICI and Paavovaers, with the tmnfporta from Pori( mouths bound for the Cape of Good Hope, about :8 or so in number, put into Torbay, in confequence of the wind being contrary. In confecinetice of the latent(' of the hour at which kis Royal Highnefs the Duke of You reached Do. I . oer on rriday, the Review, which was expeaed to take place that afternoon, was deferred till next day it noon. After the above Review, which took place on a Common, about three miles from Dover, his Royal Highnefs proceeded to Folkange, to infpea the lath Lien Dragoon., and afterwards to Shorneliffe, to ievaew Major-General HILL'. Brigades, encamped there. On Saturday Earl Meson and family arrived at Yarmouth. His Lordthip paid a rifit to Admiral Roaster. nn board the Mayarric mao of war, and was received with a falute. Mr. WILLIAM Fate m , the New Secretary to the Treefury, is returned for the Borough of En nifkillen, and is frieceeded, in his offiee of Deputy Teller of the Exchequer to the Marquis of Duca -1110111101. by ROLI/T Blown', Efq. of Aylefbury Houle, Bucks: • , Mr. - Teorrsa, a newphew of the late Bin to p o f Dowell, has been appointed Private Secretary to Fox. Mr. Teorrsit previoufly held a confidential fituation in the Foreign Office. There was a trial in Ilse Civil Court, at the Wick. low A fileeslail week, in which Lord ALDSOROOGN was plaintiff, and the Hon. Col.Witi art Ln, defendant : it was u. recover a properly of near pool. a year, left the Colonel by the late Earl of Asosoeoucr. The prefent Earl wanted to fet aide the will, upon the grounds that the late Earl was infant, and that the will was neither figned or foaled v. hen witneffed.... The trial lafied the whole day, when the jury re tired fir about ten minutes, and brought in a Verdict for the Defendant. COEN EXCHANGE, AUGUST rt. There being great quantities of lail week's (ap plies of Wheat on band, with many further arrivals to-day, caulks a dullnds in (ales, fully at Friday's reduction of price, early in the day fosse few prime (ampler rather exceeded the higheß quotation—Bar. ley is in middling quantities, and with Malt, at (mall variation—Peas keep their price, and Beans are cheaper—Oats are in 'tolerable (applies, fecond and inferior (ampler are rather lower. and &sacral Glee of Flour at the prices quoted. r"" c &&&&&&&&&& Wheat, its 66s 76s per qr. Grey Peak 3614,+ cat Pins Dkto, pis Sas tad Beam. au 471 od 1 70. 381 ass nee Mao, 3es 380 Wei. 3313 k od Oats. ass slat jes Malt, 68, 74i od Poland ditt• 3ss us White Ptak, 66. pis Raps gad. (caw) al sal rate, Of nada. Mat lkar 65. to ps &wads bes mop pat 60. , h• HASTINGS, AUGUST S. EThis place is now fo crowded with. WSW% the (amely can a lodging be had for We or His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoe& is moiled here immediately, to review the troops in imag i nal the coantry. Balls sod ente rt ainm ents are oar p r i g . cipal ainufements. Mr. RarLsos whofe atimides and botpitality are well known hi;es Save a= entertainment yeiteriay, at his hods oar s embellifited with aQ the delicacies of the haftlesie al the falhionables in this mei she number invited, was the=a e at Latin 41111 military there. The amid se oodles mufti, and did not recite 101 s bans We bads failtionale ball at the Swan he ha sighs A Ors fable company of playerammesibels en a Rah isieme amnia:nest. We are pleatai with the Toad paves of a Mr. Laity (aiwoebor of !Emir. of Orergisen Theatre), who is a folder iatbe Bth Faidirliawignam send in this place. The Isis man if met, (Mei* Se Gown) was within tg heroes se/thisfanadhawl on the of July ; the convogrt aed en the sa, sadist potation of the Jamaica ate. The Alligator, Gammon. and temp ' i other feel feh from Tobago, were a t G rena d a on the aph ai Jane. The Thomas, DALITNPLI, for London, fprang a leak et Surinam before her lading was complete, , and left the River in a very bed condition. The Orion, WIATMOINSAD, from London for Bee bits, has been taken, retaken, and carried into Sm. rmam. The hosneward.bonnd China gent confifting_of I; • Tail. .was to Sail from Canto n on t h e 114 of March. under convoy of the Bianissim, of 74 gonsounll Howe frigate. The fled which failed ban Point Negri', Jarnaiese' on the sift June, fir England, was under convoy of the Hetcerne, of 74 gum, FORTUIIIs, and Swarm-, LAW ra frigates. and a 267 of war. - , The New York p a p ers the 4th oft. Mektion that tirtiPrenek priva acre lay at anchor of Savaanab, *4 eilletteesdirezzleilotr:hcestmter4ed oruitteothaltwalmst and like manner W*44 by the Vengeance French privatairoshlickbal ape red thqiCameron of Lim peir Asia Wee of beers. Anasam Americas hams has been killed by.ei (hot fired fitine one of oar Mick. His name ems% Phillips, belonging to th e lob o J a y. C apta i n P eaata. The kiln Jay railed from Canton, on the aid Feb's. ary, and in paring the listens's., of 74 gone, which, with the Howe frigate, was waitin g for the China fleet, was ordered to bring to. and the B ise's and Howe's boats were fent off to board her ; Gestat ing, however, to obey the fummons, one of the boats fired at her, and hit the deceafed. The immenfe (warms of catcrpillan which lately did fo much damage to the corn at Trenton, and other contiguous parts of America, continued their ravages for rime time, and baffled every effort to deft roy them, till a farmer in Burlington county, as they approached his premifes, dug a deep trench, direly in their line of march, into which they fell, and to the amount of feveral hundred bulkels perifited. Cul. STIWS IT, who is appointed Aid•dn-Camp to the Earl of Hee siworom, Commander in Chief in Iceland, fat off yefterday morning from his bode in Knightfluidge, to Dublin Cafile. The 9111, a Highland Regiment, have marched from Atliford Barracks to the camp at Shornecliffe, Kent. The 89th Regiment, commanded by Lord BLAllatt, now at Ofpringe Barracks, near Chatham, is .ander orders for foreign ferviee. The Peftibrokelhire Militia have thartgedlneetere from Malden to Harwich t and the Herefordfhirs from Coleheßer to Malden. The volunteering from the Irid Militia commen ced in Dublin on Monday. The late Lord Latinate was confidered ore of the handforaeft men of the age, and, with the mat pre. pofieffing exterior, combined the moll elegant and captivating manners. His two Ladies were two of the moll beautiful women of their time : Mifs'Sm mu, • to the moll beautiful face, joined a figure fcc a Sta tuary ; there was not a Court in Europe, that did ' not do homage to her beauty, as Mts. Maestew. The late Lady Lennare's face was beautiful. but her figure Mort, and inclined to ea boo p•ad. His Lord. (hip has lived moftly at Cheltenham, with his amia. ble daughter. Lady E. Mars ew and had not left it more than a fortnight, for Swanfea, whtre he died. • By his Lordfhi , o 's death, vacancies occur for the hilts Reprefentative Peerage, and for the county Tipperary. mentioned oure oars Peers.L o r La TA Ns e ar E e a b rl pr o o f ba C probable t it l e:Ta ls e in the ii Bailey harvett commenc e d at Forret on the zth ult. A con fid erably large fi eld of excellent bar ley WAS tut dOWU on that day, and feveral fields round the town are perfeelly ready for the fickle. On Saturday, Aogull 2, a fine field of barley was cut, belonging to General Sir Jaws, Sruaer, Bait. of Colinefb : it wa, token on the sad of Oet ,, ber, has Rood the winter equal with any wheat, and is an u eellent lacunas, and his fellow.labouter, 24asisr, ate arrived I sr annum. f• 4 I