Star. — London, England, 1806-08-21 00:00:00

• RUSSIA. PITERSSUROH JULY lb. )filtzolf ha,, on Ms petition, received the office of Colleague of the Mini leer is sprinted Senator, with the conti maining offices. is now organized in the following Ranks Attars, Baron /Sabers ; his asilesent, Nalco, Primo Lap:main. as Home Departmanc, Count gottchubly ; Ma Itanganolf, at preterit arambaffador at the Court Oar, Coast Waftki; his Colleague, the Do. Malmo& Commerce, Coast ItemansolL r, General Vlalmitloolt. of Mark* Isnot ,et sonslnted. Vice Admiral Colleague of the Matter of am: Dcparttocat, ;fa • - FRANCE. PARIS AUGUST 9. Acres begun by Lord Yarmouar► in e carrying on with activity, fioce the I Lauderdale, insetted with the cha sciator. This Nobleman had, on the his arrival, a long conference with the 'oreign Affairs;' after which, leveret rent off, one of them to London. Our von announced that Lord Lauderdale rued to the Emperor at St. Cloud; but lammed, in a pofitive manner, that PM premature, and that, conformably prefeetatioi; cannot take place till tors of the Treaty of Peace. As the important million of this Negotiation sore or tell upon the relations and fen. are pedestal to him, politicians have procure tome lights spots the fubjea t eh have been procured cannot but add felting the great work of reconciliation No powers haply completed. In the be pretence of an EDAM negotiator teed the Aeya, a Parrs Journal, writ 1, by Irifis Refugees, from inferting gr inned be looked upon with a favourable itifb Miaifer. Arnongß thole articles calmly remarked one (inferred in our ray) which has been copied by feveral papers. s informed that the Government. to willies to remove every thing that might creations, has ordered the Polies is take )ffenfive caricatures expofed for fele b/ • and other perform : that all Governments, animated with e to give repofc to Europe, will make of all people the great objea of ell Yet France reproaches the Adidas not following a fyilem conformable to Ind the cornplaintsagainft the Assailers extend even to the direftion given in the ienna to its external polities. The fpirit :s over it is ftrongly cenfured in the PI. s, which has been publilhed in the Pa. spiral : rr •essaa, JULY W Jut mord M. d'Ults a Ms Adobe* so ad It had. Net dee litneeloos alba Ambollb. be day Woad. War to rolleeleylba w ash who haw dawn don up. k h eidal.deae the esaasy bag Sibeseed thow.sreold have Ma . Wawa to Ina sod wee lodtreme se Nast barna. U. Wales Is very =111:1 1" oreatry aid Ws maw. wavy 4 at Ws MOMS ea WM. eseva li t F : l ur Cs. raw elm Mims he le —New emus It tint a • lII* Irbe bas boo I I e emilataly narrated esnifimiano, who Ins played eke brit pan Ides. and "Se wan SW self* a Oa tam W ife wane wife* sera split War alaber. Is be Owner Moss le behave Is a Irish and loyal ask Mbytes, r .—Tles Eaglilb, it is laid, have landed to the number of t a,OOO ; they have r the infitrgents. )1./ANAL De COOIIIIIICI OF AUGUST 13. rieators of news (fay., this day, one of have hugged thensfelves for come days, tamer or 4peculator has tensioned his It to his iniagreation or his intereft. Inch areas have been put in motion is and Pruffia, and Goo knows all that noured abOnt there two powers ; but been faid is, that the Rriften amity and Prof fi a ; that the di ffi culties which etween France and Außria, on the fub• citation of Cattaro, are Smoothed by the ace concluded with. Rollie ; and that 'don of the Rhine Is this day aeknow. e Emperor of Auariai and by all the res. tying thought fit to recruit her army, Jiving canted tome troops co approach it has been laid that there Avis a tnif ; between thefe two powers. slut what Paid i., that they are more thop ever common caufe of the liberty of the Seas. °clarions with England have siveticic. moll extravagant combinations: Aecpr. , a French army will be diredted, alsd eady, againlk Poland, there to Ceowo a :ert with a great power. According to ititifh fleets, united with the French, will k the Ameriean., ace. In fhort, it bas at peace was concluded, but that the ne tt of there gland defigns required that it in •my fiery. Sume journals have even it the Plenipotentiaries had already teen his Majefly ; but what has not been laid jh the negotiations with England begat; ive had time to acquire fulficient meta mat dextrous fabricators of ionjetaures t how to conical:re their refult. The dif. ?ranee are confiast ; thole of the encmt (late cf health or of &knelt, on the pre fall of the MiMiler whoholds the threads of England. e malady of Mr. Fox prevented him from ie Council, it was to be expeacdtbat the fhould prof- _dr:tore (lowly. tat celeto aced man were to die, and if , uld continue to opprefs the two nations nines of war for foam years longer, never rath caufe grater regret, never would ler funeral oration for any.Statefman." .~.~ ,c. ?MAT Z: CONSTAN TINOPLE, JULY S. The army which was affembled in the environs of this metropolis, is now increafed to a 6,000 men, and is this day fet out for Adrianople. The favour and attention which the Grand Seignior dircovers for the new organized troops, excited the jealoufy of the janizaries ; and it was dreaded, that this affair would have become more ferious 1 but the *shires of the Kiaia Bey has found means to ex tinguiih their hollility. PRUSSIA. BERLIN. AUGUST s. Several couriers have strived from St. Peterfburgh within there two days, and it is hoped that the me diation of ftulEa will put an end to that Rate of on certainty in which we are with rerped to Sweden. In the mean time the blockade of our ports is con tinued with excel:live rigour. The Eleanr of Helre is about to accede to the Confederation of the Rhine. This Prince will join the force of the union with upwardi of so,ooo men. Avow's- 3.—The Counfellor of Legatlon, M. Von Bohm, arrived here on the gth, as Courier from Paris. The Ruffian En•oy at our Court, M. Von ALorauas is again returned j and the Ruffian State Counfellor, Count D'Antraigue, is come hither from Drams. ITAI.r. - , LEGHORN, lULY 1.4. Yeflerday a (mall veffel, fitted out as a privateer by the Englids at Malta, was thrown upon the coat, in the neighbourhood of our port, near Tour de Ca lambrane. The Brew got fife on more, and part of the garrifon of this place went to meet them. Fifteen or fatten Wort i an officer, and a woman, bid them (elves in the wocrels. A detachment of Tufcan ca valry and infantry went in putfuit of them, and five have been taken. We do not know how Government mean to ad upon this oceafion. The veffel, as coming from Malta, was fubjeft to quarantine. NAPLES, JULY al The Englifh have taken a pofition on the (Yore of at. Eophe nu a . The divillon of General Regular occupies Catanzaro, and all the polls in the farther Calabria ; and he only waits for the junction of the troops from Apulia to attack the enemy, and drive them into the lea. The official and detailed report of the fiege and (amender of Gaeta, which capitulated on the ,Bth is*. has not yet appeared ; but it is fetid that it foon will. and that it contains (nine interefting fags. In the mean time. the following article on this fubjed appears in the Official Paper : " The principal breach was made in the citadel, at the foot of the counterfcarp ; it was wide enough to admit fifteen men "lineal. Three columns of Fronali Were ready to mount ; the firft, confining of greeediaSt Waited with impatience the Cigna' for the affult. Martha' Maffena then funimoned the garri. hap (be the laft time, to furrender. The befieged revelled fome time to obtain the content of their Commander. the Prince of Heffe Philipaahl, who was wounded ; but they received for anfwer, that in I an hour the French troops would enter the place by force of anus. The appearance of the troops who were ready to move forwards, an open and prarnicable breach. two other (mall breaches, through which it would not be difficult to penetrate, and the fear of being treated with all the rigour of the laws of war, determined the garrifon to furrender." This (amender will be of confiderable fervice to the military operations in both the Calabria', witilie the greaten part af the troops employed in this sea morable liege are immediately to proceed. In the mean time, the !all intelligence from this quarter is much more fatisfaeory than the preceding accounts. According to doh'', the head-quarter of General Ver. dier are aerially at Calrano, and thofe of General Regnier at Catanzaro. The reports of there Generals give us reafon to hope, that we dull Coon fee the re mainder of the Calabrian inforgents reduced to obe dience, and the public tranquillity re-eflablithed in that fine province. Jut."' 14.—Estraordinary necellities fotnetimet call for the employment of mea(ures that are extraordi nary, but always founded on junice and good faith. Ezifting circumftances have forced his Majefty to hare recourfe to a loan of 1.200,000 ducats, at five per cent. intereil, mortgaged on property of the Jefuits to the amount of one million and a half. The lenders will receive from the Milliner of Finance a note, which may be employed in the acquifition of the above-mentioned property, and which (hall be received at call'. Thofe who do not employ it in the acquifition of that property, will be repaid in the month of Augurs !Soy. The French troops who condated the fiege of Gaeta, returned here the day before refterday.— They confift of the ad, 6th, mill, and iota regi• mente. and of detachments from Come other regi ments. The King immediately arrived with his Aides de Camp. Chamberlains, &c. ; he pallid through the lines, and terrified to the foldiers his latisfadion with the valour which they had difcovered, and pro. mifed to reward them.—On the fame day the follow ing proclamation was publifhed : . SOLDIZIL. ! ii Oseta has capitulated after the trenches b-d been opeocd for three mootbs and twelve days after the commencement of • Vigo rous bomber:went. 7 bat fermi's. defended on three fides by the fez, and only comiteted with the lend by an Ultimo, of 300 toffee to breadth, was defended by a garrifon of ,cloo men, fupported by an Fnala Met, and the estmeneers, es well as the artilterT, were 4, mune ly renewed upon the ramparts. Two breaths* were ellettitt by our brave troops ; all awaited with impatiewe tie figual for affault ; but the enemy, calling to mind the impetuses valour of the French, [um:uttered the place. The artillery and tut• metotit garrifon of Gaeta. its ftrong poutinn, the nuwbrdefome . - air which the befi, gen breathed, could not bake their courage. ' The !plotter will learn with pleafure your efforts and your cos t rage. . s hfaribal Marsala has bemired Gaeta with the fame eau , rage Mit We formerly &folded Genoa. The boldeefs with which the workiof the urge were urged on, does no kfs honour• to the , carpel &Otters than to the foldiers who czecutcel thole works and ,e t the kvereft sre, to which our artillery made no return but whew It wits in a condition to defiroy the ramparts of the enemy, Ada aisle a tirearh. (Signed) losers.' biarfhil r biaffena. who commanded at the liege of Gaeta, has returned to this capital. There were found in the place too pieces of cannon of different calibres. The garrifon was yOOO bong. about zOOO of whom. as well of a great number of ,Officers, have entered the (civil* of King Jofeph. The French General Latour commands for the preftat the foarcfs of Guts. J., , GER MANr.• VIENNA, JULY 314 The Ruffian Prince Kurakin is expelled here nn the iStb of next month ; he has taken a entintry houfe, a palace, Ste. According to lime reports, Prince Kurakin will fucceed Count Rafumnwfky, who will remain at Vienna only as a private indivi dual. Others fay, that he is invelled with an extra ordinary Griffon, independent of the Ruffian Am baffador. Atm a.—ln the neighhOurbood of the Inn the French troops are increafing. The report, that four regiments were ordered from this city to the borders of the Inn, is not yet con ' firmed. Field-Marfhal Lieutenant the Prince of Schwar zenberg fills at prefent the office of Prcfident of the War Council. Mr. Adair, the Englifh Ambalfador here, on re ceiving the news of peace being concluded between France and RAE. fent off his Secretary, Mr. Man deville, to Ccnftantinople. MUNICH, JULY p. The ratification of the adherences to the Confede. ration Treaty cf the Rhine League, were exchanged in Munich, by the affembled Confederates from the 35th Milani, till yellerclAy. By this time, the acqui. fitions and fovereiguties of the Confederates are fully occupied by the French troops ; and fence that, the aft of civil occupation has been committed to Com. miffarier of the feveral Courts. French corps of oh fervation are affembled on the Inn, in the Merlotti, and on the confines of Saxony. AUGSBURG, AUGUST s. Yenerday, a Tortilla courier, from Paris, and this morning, two French couriers. defined for Paris, with dirpateles from the War Miniker, Prince Alex ander, and about mid-day, an Auftrian courier, for Paris, palled through this place. RATISSON, AUGUST 4. The Elellor Arch Chancellor will fet out next Monday for Archaffenburgh, where he will flay till OBober, and attend to the negotiatious on the fob. lea of the Frankfort Confederation. The Concordat for Bavaria will be fettled be. tween the Bavarian Envoy M. Von Recliberg, and the Papal Nuncio Genga. Seven bilopricks will be erefted in the whole kingdom { . Every bifhoprick *all coatft of ten Capitulars, and to the nomination of a Capitolar only the degree of 'Daft*, in Theo logy shall be required. ft h raid, that Martha( Davonft will efpoufe the Dowager reigning Princefs of Oetteneren WaUerttein. Report adds, that the new Prince of Leye will re ceive the city of Ratifbon, and that the Duke of Neufchatel will efpoufe the daughter of that Prince. The Pruffian Envoy at the Diet. Count Von Gorts, continues. as we are informed, accredited with the Prince Primate of the new Confederation. Auo. 5.—A complete change has fuddeoly taken place in the march of the Frenth light troops. Dur ing the fait week they all appeared to march towards Salfburg and the Imsviertel, and every moment ac counts were expelled of the paffage of the Inn by the French. Since, however, that plan Teems wholly abandoned, and the troops now march wide of the banks of the Inn. The light corps of Marlal Soult 'which lay in the environs of Patna. and in fight of the Aufrian territories, have received orders to break stp, and march back to the borders'of Amberg. On the firft of September, the Met here will reps rate; and on the very fame day the' Peprefentatives of the Confederation of the Rhine will hold their firlt meeting at Frankfort. It is raid, that on the 16th infant poffeffion will be taken at Frankfort, in the name of the late Elettor Arch-Chancellor, now Prince Primate. BANKS OF THE MAYNE, AUGUSTs. The French buffer regiment cantoned at Neuwied and its environs, received orders, on the to pals the Rhine at Coblenta ; on the ad it broke for that purport. On the 16th infant the Swift Diet will be doted. The Swig's regiments in the French fervice are to be completed. Two thoufand men mull be Faired for the tft regiment. FRANKFORT, AUGUST s. A Commilary of the Ek,sfor Arch Chancellor is &only expelled here, to take poffeffion of our city. Count Von Rion is named Two battalions of French troops of Martini Au-, gerean have entered the territory of Leye. Our Deputies at Paris are recalled. Aucusr 7.—The I,llnwing details refpeiing the changes which are taking place in Germany, are given as authentic : All the Princes, Intermediate Counts, and other States of the Empire, who are not named in the Aa of Federation, and whore poffeffions join, or are in• cluded within thole of the Princes preferred, are wholly to lore their territorial ruperiority ; that is to fay, the right of having troops, of having tribunals &pendant on them, the privilege of a mint, of having political agents—in one word, they are to be deprived of foveteignty according to the true meaning of the word. h is raid that the King of Prufria, in recognising the/0 changes in the Conilitutiort of Southern Ger many, ref - to hitnfelf a power of eflablithing a fimilar league ( . in the North) of what was formerly called the Empire. Thus will this ennflitution, which has been Co long invaded, wholly difappear, and the decline of which is only Co gentle, becaufe the mea• Cures which are taking at this day were preceded by the period of its fall. Baron Carat, Pruffian Mininer to his Majelly the King of Holland, arrived in this city the day before yefterday. Auau s r 9—The aflonifhing war.marches and war like preparations of the French in. the South of Ger many, appear at laft to have reached their greated heist t, and will very loon ceafe. Already a train of artillery, which was on its way to Bavaria, has re ceived orders at Guntzburg to halt, and at Ulm all the works in the magazines of war have been at the fame time countermanded. It is alfo (aid, that the order to recal the furloughs of the Bavarian regiments has been revoked, and that Prince Berthier is anew making preparations to leave Munich, and has again Cent back a part of his equipage to Augfburg. NIMEOUEN, AUGUST is. Yeflerday, three companies of Carabiniers of the stn regiment of Ft ench infantry arrived here, which this day continued their route to join their corps is • Germany. ' THE EVENING STAR, LONDON. INIMMIO THURSDAY, AUGUST as. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCL Coof. money, 6t}}—for Magnet, 64 —Reduced 64. Omnium, si-^.for account s 4 4. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 pev Cent. Red Ann. 6aiti India Bonds. a 3 per Cent. Conf ea{ 61. if imp. 3 per Cent.6tt - 4 per Cent. 8044 Imp. Ano. Sf s per Cent. Navy pa}f F.iebrq. 31111. par u. Long Ann.!, 13-0 ts-36tisst Omolum 6 sl6 Short Ann. t v-t6ths Foetal Tickets 191. set India Stock tilst CooL fat sac. 6si 6s 6 ieff Yefterday was the Efth.payment day for Otaalus, idea *au was an automat% bußle at the Stock Euisapre. dent tie Ia& inftalment, Oolnitsm MI been pit:shared at 13 rw emu proadum. and has fallen fubfequally fo low as 44. wallow a mistime all about percent. In coat:quince of e twaordnary lluftwadass. k was apprehended that a amber at failures world be sauessal in the courfe of afterdsy I bat not most ikon three shdankene were declared, and thofe of minor importance. At theologise er the market yeiterday, the EA pries of Otordsen was 6 i k maks - pined that lake for Come time, when le fell 60 el, sod la t all a 5. We have received a complete copy of the Confe deration of the Rhine, of which an abllratt only has yet been made public. Tomorrow we !hall lay it at full length before our Readers. It is a very im portant State Paper. The changes efeeted by that Confederation ate ant a pan of Naroxion's plan. It is his fixed deter. mination to elifmnriber the Spanifh Monarchy, and to ewsibilate that of Portugal, in favour of that profli gate, abandoned traitor, the prince of Peace. The Provinces of Bifcay, Navarre, Catalonia, and one half of Arragon, are to be confolidated as a King dom for that imfamous betrayer and enflaver of his Country ; and Portugal is held out to the miferable inarninent of the French defpot, the King of Spain, I as a defirable compenfat ion for his antient domains 1 It can hardly be thought that Britain will abandon an old and 'faithful Ally under fuch cireamftences. We are therefore inclined to believe, that Lord Sr; VISCIIIT and General Si scout are difpatched to that Ceuotry, and will be followed by our Fleets and Amain, no oppofe, to the intennoft, this infamous prep& That this arrangement is determined uppn. we have little doubt-dint it is now in progrefs to lievid defeat it, we are well alloyed. What the iffue may be time alone can determine. Who slbs Downs Expedition palled Portfmouth on Toifday morning, and the pipe at Pont's:son& juiced, they made fo large an offing, end Rretched far to fea, that it is fuppoled they proceeded to their isAination without going to Plymouth. If fo, the w of the fervice mull be Feat indeed. We am t be furprifed to hear, that this urgency bologolMilik expeditions to one fpot at laR. We are pardy confirmed in this opinion, from the elreungiance of the Portfinouth divillon not having reached Plymouth on Toefday, when our letters mime away, though the wind had been quite fair for three days, Tiselhips at Plymouth hill had the fignal lior failing Bing, hot the wind was then veering to the South, which would prevent their getting down Channel, and haa fillet been getting to the Weltward. A report has reached us, but we can hardly give h credit, that at the patient moment. there is much embaraffment, and an unlooked for deficiency of traarports. Beiides the 4oth, 54th, and 138th Re giments, it is nny reported that the 3d, or Buffs, Bthor King's Rc- giment, commanded by the gallant Colonel 1-fravon .o;6:and the 36th, a very fine Regiment, will be fent to the bfediterraneAn ; the three first are all of them difiinguifficd Regiments, all Egyptians. The German Artillery have received orders to embark rot Sicily. We have kali heard that another regiment of heavy Cavalry will be wanted for foreign fervice, and that that long dillinguithed corps the Scotch Greys, arc mentioned as the one pitched on. A refpeaable force will 'eon be fent to protett riot trade on the coaft of Africa, Lord Howice gave an affuranee to this effeft to a Committee of Met* chants engaged in that trade: Theltirs of fo must veffels fome time ago on the African coal! was mai- Soiled by Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, who was intender; for that fer vice, having been, by unforefees events, obliged to be otherwife employed. ' I Lit night we received Paris Journals to the tethf •t ♦ infiant, the contents of which are of confideralk importance. The Negotiation between tliis conntry and France is at IA taken notice of in the Maniteur, but in a way not favourable to the hones of Peace. After Rating that the negotiation had been brought almoft to ma turity, and that, according to report, peace itfell was on the point of being figned, it now admits, that 1, the indifpolition of Mr. Fox, and his abfence from Council, have rendered every thing uncertain, aaa 're-plunged there important intereds in the labyrinth , of diplomatic chicane, in cafuiftry, and abate& pro. po(iiions." If this c ommur.ication is not meant for .the purpofe of preparing the French people for the breaking-off of the negotiation, we are at a lots to difcoVer for what purpofe it has been infected in the Official Paper. Indeed; if the point were at al) j doubtful, the uncertainty would be removed by at; tending to the preceding affertions in this mat im. portant article which appeared in the Alositeur on the 13th inftant, the daj after . Alr. BAIILIco left Nth,' FRENCH JOURNALS. dad when it may be reafonabl *lion had been brought to a e The following is the ankh and which we Extra& MIN TM' IMOVITIIIVIL " We etteem ourfelves fort cd the information neceffAry t guard againft the rumours wl circulation, 2nd which we are skate. as All the difficulties whicl have been removed. Außd Cmfederation of the Rhine I of Alibi& confers upon this thofe of other Imperial Hon 4 , Pruffia has acknowledge the Rhine, as well as the lei many. 4 , His Majelly the King o M. de Humboldt his Miniftt plea. He has alto appoints of Holland, and to the Grill Berg. " The Emperor of Aullri the King of the Two Sicilies " The orders are prepari return of the Grand Army count of the peace, will tab umber, as we before went The'affairs of the Cow arrangement at prefent, the ' neat tranquillity. Gold an town in vain t there is not willing to fell the blood of / " The ratifications of th Rutlia will be exchanged al ryth inftant, and all the ird lately received from that gi proofs of the pacific difpofi ander, and of his defire to peace. " In England, the peopl Mr. Fox, and a great nu .Council, among whom an Petty, Lord Howick, Lot dan, teem to be of the fan elation:, begun in the mot matured t peace ;Jett*, ac the point of being figned. o f Mr. Fee. aid Air Weser every , gig emeertela, aid b eatery!, in the labyrinth of A aid eafotifiry. Mr. Fox a complicated diforder. 1 London mentions that he rations, which have plan but which will oblige hitt time." According to the all< Pruffla have minor/leas, 1 (Wu:ion. In other won the Imperial crown of ( Emperor of Auftria, a months, as Bo French. This (hews how of a counter league. T any thing but acquiefcer Auftria, to whatever ar propafe, under their prel abilsrd ; but it is not fc could be afcertained in I sot only ratify D'Ousi NAPOLION'S birth•day. that, on whatever day'y it muft obey his mandat The paff.ige in this in backnied allulion about Tuption is preferved, is We have always remar molt ready to make it greateft telpeding the ;or when his eapcflatior were on the verge of I BOWAPARTt has ado compelling the minor 1 the benefit of being acil but thole who adhere t thority in their refpalis Rrike a fe.w copper coil the purpofe of prefer' zaagiftrates for the ad the wildert anarchy is reignsies, for the put pc the Prince, and comp BONA/AIM One of the Minor P of the t stlt inR. ennta (sibilance and tendenc The news from the The report of an eng the Blitifh and Front well founded, And thA afters to the enemy, tinned. It is now a number of twelve thn 2re polled in the neig Eupliemia,ss here the gentr. One of the F was laid to have tlet of CotenzA, it appe. near fifty miles from politsun. Rcusika,