Star. — London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

TWBNTY•BiIITH ST.XLETIbt c P 11-111 GRAND AttITY. " Intrer;al Had - Qzattert.Bertitt, Odeber 3t. The brigai e of light cavalry and dragoons, un der General Rivaud, forced 7000 infantry and five regiments of cavalry to lay down their arms on the egth oElober, near Pafewalk. On the fame day the light cavalry of the referee of the Grand Duke of Berg. under General Lafallr, arrived before Stettin, and forced the Go►ernor to capitulate. There were found large magazines, and t6o cannon. The gar rifon of 6000 men are prifonert of war. " A column of SOOO men, under General Blocher, and one of to,ooo, under tae Duke of Sace Weimar, are furrounded between the Elite and Oder, and mull loon furrender. U The Prince of Neut. N•rs t. and VALLANOIM, Major General of the Grand Army. (Sigrid) Mareital ALAI. BLATHISiII." THTRTY-fIRST BULLETIN Or THE GRAND ARMY. berllo, November 13. 0. Upon the tith inn. at nine o'clock in the morning the garrifon of Magdeburg's' defiled before the army of Marfhal Ney. We have' so Generals, 800 Officers, and sz,ooo men as prifoners, among . wham are s,OOO artillerymen; S 4 Rands of eotours, s Randards, 800 pieces 6f cannon, one million pounds of gunpowder, an immenfe bridge equipage, and molt extraordinary quantity of ihot, compot the booty. Colonel Gerard and Adjutant Commandant Ricaud have this morning prefented to the Emperor, in the name of the to and 4th corps, 66 and of colours, which have been taken from General Blu- cher's army ■t Lubec. Belonging to this raFtute. there were 20 flandards, 4000 completely equipped bodes, which were taken near Lubac, and a.e fent to the depot at Potfdam. •' In the z9th Bulletin it was Paid that the defeat of General Blucher had produced 12,000 prifoners, whereof 5,000 were cavalry. This was a miltake : there were twenty oat tboufiusd prifoners, whereof Svc thoufand were mounted cavalry. In code quence of the above two capitulation•, eve have ac quired in all tzo 'lands of colours and Randards, and 43,000 pt ;loners. I I - " The total amount of prinners taken during the campaign amounts to upwards of 140,000 men, and the total amount of flandards end sands of colours is zso. The number of field pieces, which have been taken from the enemy in the field of battle, and in various engagements, exceeds 800, and the number of pieces of cannon found at Berlin and in the capi. tulated fortreffes, exceeds 4000. • "The Emperor yeflerday manceuvred his hock and I • - svest goes da in a plain near Berlin. The weather was •freautifut. . " Geneial Srvas.i.h.te gone with his moveable co l. lump towards Rollock. He f&zed there forty or fifty . - Swedifh Teak's, which he immediately told." 1 ..--.. i • BERLIN, NOVEMBER it. 1 1 ,:, 14'164 Soul( at rived here on the 16th ; kis divi. .llon is expeeted to follow him. I The Prince of Ifenburg has publilhed an advertife- 1 went, flitting that be has received permiffion from the Emperor of France to raife a regiment for his ferviee, confining of four battalions, and inviting the Pluffian Officers and (oldies who hive been made pri(oners to en:A in his corps. By a Courier who strived here quellerday, a repqrt It was circulated, of a Preliminary Armiflice having been concluded, which is expeeled to terminate in a peace. A Proclamation was yeflerday poßed np In all the beets, offering a fourth part 4 the value, as a re• ward for all property which may be difcovered be. lorging to the King of Pruffia, or any of the Civil or Military perfons in his fuite. The Emperor is reported to have remitted a part of the contributions on this city. A great number of French troops, with artillery, have entered this place within the lan two days i and yellerday a confiderable body of cavary 'marched off towards Francfott on the Oder. r The Emperor Rill remains here. ' We know nothing pont ively either of peace, or of • the armiflice. It appe.r., however, certain th.e an i . armißice has been concluded, but it is Paid that tl.e ! ' Emperor has refuted to ratify it. WISMAR, NOVEMBER E 3. French troops are continually marching through i ' here. In moil honks fix or eight men are guar teted. The French found three Swedifh thips in our port, which they laid under embargo. BRANDENBWRGH, NOVEMBER it. An approaching peace is fpoken of between France and Pruffia ; Martha! Dutoc has left Berlin with this view. On General Dombrownei's arrival at Pofen, the populaoa t 0 ,,: the ironies from his carriage, sad drew him to his quarters. As the artier of the poR is fret 'pia from Bref lau and Dantric, it is concluded that thole place. are either in the hands of the Fi ench or their allies. All the public officer. here are to retain their fa. Win, and r eceive the arrears of their penfinns, he. A great part 131 the French trriops are upon the march to the Oder. His imperial Majelly, it is faid, will go to 2) , ,fen very flicrtly. 'Che French advanced pas are already a: Thorn and Wil fate. °loge's is inverted. ELM It% Noir. g. The following articles dated the Sth inflant, frcm South Prtiffis, flppe•trs in our Gazette of this day: We can now !late with certainty, that an army of 80,000 Ruffians is already in full march through this province, and will fpeedily approach the frontiers of The Magiarates of this place have publinied a Proclamation, enjoining the inhabitants a quiet mid peaceable demeanour in calif of the approach of tks enemy. POSEN, NOVEMBER is. On the ch the French advanced polls entered Pofen. On thc9th the 3d corps of the Grind Army arrived, and were received by the Poles with the live lien tokens Of j , .v. The i..hatotaots of KAlitkh, in confequenes of an agreement among themlelves, have fallen upon and difatmed the Prufflan garrif.m at that place. &moil Pruflian parties have met with finular treatment elfi. where. A &minas day dawns on Poland. In a few months the Hero of the French .ill tenor, the times orals great Catimir and Sobiefki.—Pofen journal. • CASSEL, NOVEMBER is: The French Government having ordered AI thb arms of Heffe to be taken down, the nectffary Reps are to be immediately taken. • . LUBEC, N0V.22. • The troops of the corps under Mat !hal Bernadotte 'bays left up, all but one battalion. STRALSUND, NOV. S. They cr-ntinue pulling down the hoofer ;n the rub nibs of tHr place : and the day before yellerday the Sweddh train advanced to the frontiers. HANOVFR. NOV. ts This morning Mars. Abt Von Lnccnm, Connt Von Schwicheldt, Von Meahalck, Von Grote. and Von Rehb r,-, dere. ted as D:puties to;the Emperor Napoleon to Berlin. The Duke of Saxe Weimar is going to Berlin. . A proclamation of Marlhal Mortier announces, that he has taken poffeflion of Hanover in the name of the Emperor and King. The revenues are to levied, and juflice admininered in his name. The Adminifira iinn remains as it is. till his Majefly ordains otherssife. An F.xecutiese Commiffion is named, confifling of l'etie, Meding, and Munckhaufen, like that timing the Martbal's former raidence in Hanover. VIENNA, NOVEMBFR s. The marching of troops towards Bohemia and Moravia has now ceafed a the greater part cf them now advance towards the frontiers of Gallicia—rhe cordon of troops in Bohemia conails of 63 battalions and 76 fquadrons. The net s from Egypt is unfavourable. The Cap. fain PAch+ meets an unexpeaed and ftsoeefsful ktofition from Afehmet Aly, and in the party of Efß Sib fo well known for his boldnefs and fubtlety. BANKS OF THE MAIN, NOV. zs. ljbtpublic journals contain the following article. N. According to advice' from Vienna, the French Ambaradur at that Court Ws prefented a Note, " demanding the evacuation of Bohemia by the " Auflitan Army ; and a Second Note, in which he Declares, that the departure of the Archduke " Charles for the Army &all be regarded as a De-- " claration of War ; in which cafe he has received " orders immediately to leave Vienna." There advices requite further confirmation. The new acquifitions which Holland is to receive in Weilol4l6, are to be divided into three depart ments, viz.—thole of the Ems, Munfter, and the Lippe. GOTHA, NOV. it. The fuppofed Auftrims who were faid to be ad. lancing into Voirland prove to be. Bavarians on their march for Saxony : their dialed caufcd them to be millaken for Audi iant. - MARBURG, NOVEMBER is. The HetGan troops arc to allemble at Hagman. arid other town. in Alfaee, to be formed into regi ascots of 27 enropanie6 : the uniform is to be light blue. • Several Fellow. in Caffel are felling their hooks and jag. IiARMIRG, NOV. 46. TM ihippers at Harbor& with their yeah, are put in recoilition to be employed in malung a pon toon bridge over the Elbe at Arslenbutg. A large body of French troops, of the corps of Mar Mal Monier, are arrived at Luneburg cod Artlenburg. It is fuppofed the whole Elth &cities will trots the Elbe here, to proceed through Laseoburg and Met k lenburg to the grand army. AUGSBURG, NOV. to. One thoufand two hundred peafants have lanly been ordered from Lower Bavaria, where they are employed with the French in fortifying with great diigence. The Bavarian cordon on the lun is alto arengthening The fortrefs is provifirming for is months I has a garrifon of 6000 men t is c:•nti• nually barricaded, and the French continue to firengthen the fortifications. At Sturgard and Lud• wiglbnrg cannon was fired,: and ebankfgivings in the churches held on the sd infant, for the fuccefs of the French arms. VEIOCI, NOVEMBER I. From Dalmatia official accounts have been re ceived, that in confequence of the vielories of the 29th and Both of tapteinber,olstained by the French over the Ruffians, the Montenegrins, and thiinhabi tants of Cattalo, the fortrefs of Cancl NUOVO was Ortemed the French on the tit of OPl4.)ber, t:votJ In hand. General %mom ham ;trued a Prntlainttion In the inhabitants of Cattaro, calling npnn them to join the French, and threatening heavy poniflrment if they ate taken khting on the fide of the Ruffians. NAPLES, OCTOBER From Calabria we have received the following in telligence :—" General Francefchi furprized the in furgent; near Tafparina ; lolled 7o and took poffef lion of the town of Squillace. Thence he marched to Catanzaro, where a confiderable body of hew. gents were affembled. He attacked them with horfc and foot, killed :so, and took two pieces of cannot, General Lurelle defeated another body of infurgent under the command of one Cornea, near St. /V, drea, and at prefent Calabria Ultra i► tolerably quiet, ualefs heat diforders amid fuon make their appear ance. 'The dangerous infurgent, Peddioh ; his Se cretary, father Donsizio, a capuchin, and 3oco of his adherents, have implored the mercy of King Jo feph, through General Partonneauz, and obtain ed a free pardon. They are already arrived at Salmons, and tranquillity is, now reftorcd in the province of Abfruzzo. Ira Diabola w►as feen on the 24th Intl. near Sarno, attended by ten Calabrians. He is laid to ha►e Red from Caflello Mare to the Ifle of Capri, which is as let occupied by the Englilb.— A fleet of Englifb traafports, with Ire& troups, is ar lived in Sicily. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ao. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. o'Cl.Oary Confute, for money, 6 - -for Jan Istft—Oninium Exchequer Bills. par to is. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • Bank Stook 217 i ate 3 per Cent 30 3 per Cent:Red Ann. Aci 6o Imp. Ann. 71$ 16 3 per Celia. Con( 63111 !mita Stork 19t 1914 ' 4 per Cent: India Bonds as. 3s.prenag 5 per Cent. Navy 96 931 Pick. Billa. 21.35. pr. Ltn ATM. 17 3-16 i ninth Ticket, 191. 135. Not Asa i t-g 6 Cali for ace. Sift • The Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday lan, arrived this morning. Only one Mail now remains doe. The account. by this Mail are not more con: datory than thole we have lately communicated—To many. individuals the y mull prove highly afilieling. HAMBORGII IS NOW OCCUPIED BY THE FRENCH, AND ALL BRITISH PROPERTY FOUND THERE * I - 41.S BEEN CONFISCATED. • On this !lariat, the following letter was this day fent from LORD- HOWICK TO THE. LORD MAYOR! ft Mr Loan, Foreign Office, November sq. . " It is with the deepen concern that I inform your " Lordfhip, that the City of Hamburgh was (*ca. " 4 pied by the French corps under General Mnaverta " on the 19th init. The property of the Englith ." Merchants was immediately confifcated. On the 4 ‘ night of the aln all the Englifh Merchants were " arrefted, but were afterwards relealed, on their word not at any moment to abfent thenifelves till 4 4 the determination of Bo AAAAA vs ref:petting them " &all he received. 44 Mr. Tuoarrow, his Majefly's Minifter at Ham. . 41 burgh, was proceeding to End, and Mr. Moto " 1.22, hit Majeily'a Vice•Conful, was gone to Gluck* " Hach, in order to provide for the Englifh Drips " proceeding from that port in fafety. He was 4 4 then to go to Cozhaven'and Hufum. 41 All proper precautions have been taken fur the " !comity of the Merchants remaining in Ham. ." burgh, and their property. (Signed) "To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor." " Mt WICK. By letters received by the Mail, we under (hod that, AT LEIPSIC, SIMILAR MEASURES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED. • 'There can belittle doubt that the fame fyllem will be extended to every commercial town occupied by the' Frenc►t armies. In the preceding columns wilt be found all the details we have bemitble to col. left on this fobjed. We have alfo feleded force further acconitsrefpec- ting the late operations of the war. The furn of the whole is, that the French have evernwhere been mdi fuccefsful, and the whole Prof:Gan force that oppofed them entirely annihilated. The Ruffians have fallen back toward. their own frontiers, where they are concentrating themfelves, and daily receiving reinforcement, front the intetior. Calle! Nuovu, the Itrongefl fortrel; in the mouths of the Cattaro, has been taken by atom by the French under General Marmon% Ile has pubbfhed e Proclamation, inviting the inhabitants of Cartaro to give up that place to him, and threatens to treat them feverely, if they are found fi l ;hring on the fide of the Ruffians. It is extremely probable, therefore, that by this time the whole et Cattaro is in the hands of the French. In Poland the French are received with great jny, and in leveret places the inhabitants have already rifen upon the ['mitten gart dons and difarmed them. By letters from Jena, Weimar. and Leipric, the complcteit tranquillity is faid to prevail ; all diforder has ceafed, and the Citizens mount guard alternately with the French foldiers. The Lettuces at the Om Univerfities hare, as we before Ilated, recommenced; the ftudents who had • Pict ban been recalled, and aired by the Emperor Norodom, that he is determined to pr tted the fci• trice*, and learning in every quarter of his Empire. Illuminations and rejAcingt have been the conce quence every where. According to a letter from Trier'. of the 2111 Oe• tuber, confiderable bodies of French troops tontine. to march from Dalmatia to Itaiy, by the way of Fiume. A Proclamation, iffued by Lieutenant General ' Van Bo* cor, Governor of Padetb.trn, on the 7th intl. conesios the following paffage " I herewith declire to the inhabitants of Pader born that this country (hall never return under the dominion of PrufGa." The new acquilitilns, obtaired by Holland in WeAphalia, are Io be divided into th er depart mews, 41 the Ems, Lippe, and Was:. A (hip from Newfoundland has brought an ac- count, picked up at lea, of the furrender of Monte Video, at the mouth of the river Plata, to an expe dition fitted.out by General Bea rtIFOAD frrm Buenos Ayres. The Spaniard., it is laid, made a vigorous tefillance for two days. "NAUTICAL INTELLIGANCE. FALMOUTH. NOV. if. Arrived his Majeily's (tip CONFIARCI, from a cruise, and remaius with his Majelly's (hips Nettle Royal, Conqueror, Gibraltar, Lively, Blonde, Santa Margaretta, Saracen, Swallow, Plovq, and the Abundance, with the outward bound WeR-India Fleet. His Majelly's (hips Pa:recess ROYAL and Coavertos, are erpetted to fail to-morrow, the former for Pl)rnouth, and the latter on a cruise. Wind W.S.W. TORBAY, NOVEMBER -27. This day failed his Majeßy's (tips hfosratten. Cap. rain Lest Foisstoasze, Captain Prettyman ; and the Lavista frigate, for Plymouth : his Majelly (hip hero, and Liararr brig, on a cruise t alto his Majelly's brigCnaawess, for Portfmriuth. This day arrived his Majetly's (hip Lowoost, from Plymortth. PLYMODEH, NOV. :I. The Jane, ?Moaner, in endeavouring to go from Cativater to Hamoaze this morning, got afhore on M. 1111( Batten, where the is bilged.—Sailed the Loa. o ow, of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. DOVER, NOVEMBER sg. Put in here this day the brig Goede Hanna, Capt. Ewen+, of Stavenger, in Norway, from St. Thoma►' with a cargo of fupt, coffee, and rum, bound to Copinhagen: has expel ienced very Rormy weather on her voyAge, her fails blown to pieces, loft an anchor,and cable, and is leaky. The convoy which came cm of the Downs yefterday evening, was ob. liged to return again this morning, the Wind having got round from the W. S. W. and blowing (irons with thick weather. SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 0. His Majay's fhip Misovatra, turnrng into the ,harbour, ran foal of the Margaret tranfport, by which accident the Latter vele' has 101 l her main malt and main top-mafl, and received other injuries. The Dither tranfport, of Dartmouth, ROUIRT Hvirs mailer, has been obliged, frum the violence of the gale this day to cut from both anchors, and is now on thore ow the Thread Banks. Novi:l.—The Daffier trantport was got off the Thread, Banks this morning, and is now coming into the harbour. The Hamburglt flip Wilhelmburg, D. L. Loam MaAer, detained by the gun brig BLAZ FR, Lieutenant HINTON, Commander, has bees rele..fed, and fJiled this morning for Luna. A .Court Martial was this day held on Lieutenant Strtieostas, n'f the Moiseav gun brig, frr having on board his veffel a greater quantity of paint than is allowed—the Court fentenced him to be dibuifTeki his velTel. N o v, aB.—ln confequence of the earl number of traolpor to lying at the Little Note, there is not room for a thin to work into the harbour without the , ire a t e ll rifle of ruruling on board fome of them ; lere is therefore this day an order given for them to come into the harbour, where they will lie more out 'of the way. Several of them arc now working in with a light breese at W.S.W. - Mr. Rvvre, a King's Mtfrznger, arrived this morning, at an early hour, from Hamburgh, with difpatchcs for oar Government. A TlCNMinifferial arrangement is laid to be form ng, nnder ul.ich it is probable, that Earl S►lNCaa will reform the Prefidency of the Board ofAdmiralty. DI.III col.ferpience of the lan guage ided by Sir FIL•IIICII 13t/RD! I r cm the Hunings, at Brentford, in (peaking of Mr. RADNFAU Yoe 11, the latter fent on Thurfday night a letter to the Baronet on the lubjeft ; and it being apprehended by the;: rerpeelive friends that a duel would be the eonfr• quence, Mr. T.RIC wac )eleitlAyarrelled, and obliged to find bail ur keep the peace ; and we underftand. that Sir FRANCIS was-at the fame time obliged to give limiter fecusity. Dui I..—A duel, which it is feared oil'. prove fatal in its cooftquences, wa. (ought on Wrrticfday lark atWairham Grove, Bucks, between , Mr. B—z —r, an frith Gentleman of toituite, and Mr. an officer in the Matinee. 4litari el which led to the combat ainfe nut of an affair of gallantry, Mr. B. fleeing in hi. pnlrefii.m a lady, the niece of the ofhcrr, who hat e!oped horn her friends in the yids nity ot Newborry, in Ary,ult to R. The parties ea. changed three fires, and Mr. N. received a *Land in the left breali; which it is feared will 'prove mor tal. Mr. Carinans, a furgeon, dreffed the wound at the houfe of Mr. Churchill, near to where the duel was fought, but didaut fumed in entatling the ball.