Star. — London, England, 1806-09-23 00:00:00

GEIM42Or. • VGGINA, AUGUST so. We that the French troops who had oc-1 espied Gradifsa, have advanced to Aquileia, where ghele ni a t zdally receiving reinforeem e nt b . from Cowllantinople have brought the fol lowing mutilation of a Note, fent on the t 7th of July by the Ottoman Government to the Pruffian Minilter at the Porte, announcing their refolution to allow to die Pruffran veffels the free entrance into the Black flea : The Sabina, Paste baying lams by the Note prefented by aba Palm *Ow trAhhava, that his Court, our tocere friend dmemilhalle Wanattamfeat the Lock sea for its merchant wialts 11at Warp hater granted to commerce be tween the of ewe totem vitae. their natal to prof pried *Oft i led sheaf" one dew the habjeCts of the Sub. Sae Porta, la thiltatammodal subdoos with Europe, penetrate M awry fie, Mil MUM, lima tad all countries, and that the 48111.ef miendla thla tammema b dolly element I that the aulksb *a Pullen kbask and their 4ips, will be Wed MOW as tisk et ohs tamth favoured nations, and misTes grime aid prerogatives and that the COM of Penis willatisswer to facilitate and add the coin. mare of tie had and to procure them every poffible &d -elete.. la andanessea thereof, k Informs the atme d'as. N MOM% la maw to be, that k rang to atavism wale et hulk iba kapist pareallm et salmi and nimbi Mead has Ike rib ef Today datatad Yt the Stark Sea." The proceedings relative to General Mack are now before his Majelly, who will either refer them to the COOtatil of War, or bimfelf pronounce judgment. The news from Turkey is very unfavourable. All de inhabitants, kc. at Adrianople, have (worn upon the loran to refill any troops whatever difeipliped OW she Fokeopean manner. PILARKFOAT, SEPTIMBIIIit 6. The Grand Army, under the command of Prince Alex. Berthier, Minifier of War, whole head quer tire are RiU efiablifhed at Munich and at Ulm, is now Compofed of the following corps:— r. newts a I Maraud AngaSau (bead-quarters at Frankfort). Is IleellWee the Ws Illeede et the Mein, theft on the Lam t ea. daft die the I. W die borders of the Sag, and, on the ri g ht, to thers et be Illenhea Pat thefe troops arc eantocted on the ihrothwe oldie Prieelptlity of Viuntbargh. s. The oar of PAlerdiel Bornalotte, (head-quarters at Aar teal k eteupla the Margralat of Anfpach, the city of Nu th, ddibnteM YetreikWp, and the Principality of Bamberg. iee s. Thome/pa of Marital Mader. (head-quarters at Biking Litt Lt *espies the Weitern part of the Circle of Franconia. due Principality of Wurtsburgh, and the States of the 17artITZdearof the Teutonic Order. . Tao tarp of Martial Davoult, (head.quartera at °eating en). enteeks do viols of Lower Suabia, on the Left Bank of the tellethe, es olio the Prbeipaiity of Mallets. s. The amps of Mardial Ney, (hcadieertels at M ). Its eeeopke the whole of Upper Stabil. upon the right Malt st she Danube. bathe bestial of Switzerland, the Voralbies, and the Tyrol. 6. The corps of Marlhal Souk, (head quarters at Paha). It ter .s the whole of Lower Bavaria, the Principalltrbf Palhu, the hoods of Ithetnau, and the Upper Palatinate. 7. The mega of Cavalry, which are tow attached to the differ ent odes sew et the army, are no loam under the orders teeny retieuhr ettlef The tarps of Marais] Lefebvre, the head-quarters of which mu dabber:4 at Angtburgh, forms a kind of corps of refine. Sari. B.—According to a letter from Jay, dated the s4th of Aural, the military preparations of the li.llfians, and the movements of their troops on the Daffier, which it appears to be their intention to pan, cattle much inquietude in the country. It is thought r A that their defin is to invade Wallachia and Molda via, in cafe t he peace with France fitould not be re tified. This fear has been augmented in confecittence of the arrival at Jar/ of a Ruffian Major-General, irlso was proceeding to Conflantinople, and who cir culated the report that the peace would not be rati. Red- The movements of the Ruffians nn the Dnietter fans, however, to have for their objeß to keep the Turks in check, and prevent them from falling with all their forces on the Servians, with whom Ituffia confiantly keeps up an underßanding. it is worthy of remark that Ruffia, in menacing the Turkiffs Provinces by the prefence of an army of 100 9 000 thee, is anxious at the fame time that no in. quietude thould be caufed on the fide of Poland, and by thing liberallyto obtain the good graces of Pruffia. who, through the interceffion of Raffia, has obtained an entrance into the Black Sea for her merchant vet- Cell. It is Rill laid, that Raffia is negotiating for peace with Perfia. Seer. 9.—Yeßerday evening the cannon announ ced the ceremony appointed to take place this day. Si. Sailer difcharges were repeated this morning. About ao,the Members of the Senate, the Colleges of nine and fifty-one, affembled in the great hall of Romero where loon afterwards arrived M. M. de Rot and de Hitchßein, Commiffioners from his Royal Highnefs the Prince Primate. The furrender of our city was made by M. Lambert, Commiffioner from his Ma lay the Emperor of the French and King . of Italy. The pacer sobs/ of the inking poffeffion having been fired, the Baron d'Albini, Minifter of State to his Royal liighnefs the Prince Primate, produced his Powers. His Excellency has continued provifionally the civil authoritiesand admini Rrations in the exercife oftheir Nations. In the midi of the fitting, after the fpeech delivered by M. Lambert, the hall refounded with cries of Five P Everts,. Napoleon, rive h Prince Primate. Marfbal Augereau received yeßerday a Courier from Paris. Reports of war have fince that been renewed. The Eleaoral Prince of Hello has quitted Hanau, with all his Court. The hale with which he packed up • his effeas,and the care which he took to carry off what was ulna valuable, Teem to indicate that the Court tot Heffe, whole intimate conneCtion with that of 1111 Pruffia is known, fears that war will immediately break out. DRESDEN, SEPTEMBER 4. M. de Gotse has taken his departure from this Court, much difcontented. Our Eleaor has declared that he will not refine to maintain his relations with Prairie as they are at prefent—but, that, before he entered into any new engagement, he would with to know the extent of it—that what had been propofed to him was of the greateft importance to his hook. it being no lefa than the Sovereignty of Saxony ; but that from the moment he fhould unite himfelf with Prof6a, for foch an objea, he fhould ceafe to have a will of his own ; he mull renounce the guarantee which arofe out of the fyftem of Europe, and his ter ritosies become merely a PrufGan Province ; that he had not armed, aor would he arm ; that he had no. thing to fear from France, who had declared to him that the would recognize the Sovereignty of his States; that the would exalt nothing from him ; that the would leave him to at in whatever manner was iiitabit to the intercas of his Houfe and his coon , try ; that he had the bell underftanding with Auftria and his other neighbours ; and that an armament on his put would only be an ufclefs wane to Saxony. C Aran, REPTIDAIIIR I. The Cohn of Berlin has fignified to oar Mateo° follow its movements, and put his troops no nand. Our Eleaor fignified to the King of Pruffia, that be taw no motive for there movements, that if they were direited again ft Ruffia, our Court could not take part, having no fubjea of complaint againli Raffia ; that if they were occafioned by any fuppofed affembling of troops on the part of Auftria, either is Bohemia or in Silefia, our Court had Rill leis reafon ro occupy it• Pelf with them, it bring well known that the reports of . troops being thus affembled, were unfounded I Au. flria being only occupied with the arrangement of her own affairs, and having no with to leek a quarrel with any Rate ; that if they were intended to guard againft Sweden, our Court could not intermeddle, not hav ing any thing to do with the quarrel between Pruffia and Sweden ; laßly, that if thefe movements were direaed againit France, it was Rill more fnitable to us to remain neuter, that power having delared to our Eleaor, that it would leave him perfealy free and independent, to take whatever part he chofe, and we certainly having no fubjeCt of complaint againft France. Our Prince added that he, being befides in the van, he could not but entreat the King of Pruffia to allow him to remain neuter, and prefer re his tran quillity. Attached as we may be to ?ruffle, and devoted as we may be to her political fyftern, it is impoffible not to be aftonilhed at a great armament, which cannot be explained, and w hich - in every point of view is entirely Wild's. General Ruche], who is looked upon as the Don Q2ixotte of all theft preparations, and tome hun dreds of young Pruffian officers, of whom he is the chief, with to leek adventures, in order to better their lot, and imagine themfelves to be great foldiers, be caufe at the parade at Potfdamohey know how to defile lac machines, and to remain immoveable for hours. Thele are the perfons who agitate the Court and the City. It were to he wiitied that they thould come in corn:let with a battalion which had heard nothing of all thefe wonders of military immovabi lity, when they would receive a correction which would d oibilefs be very ufeful to them, and would teach them the difference which fubfills between an army of pat ade, and the veteran battalions of Cafar. Our old foldiers, fuch as Brunfwick, Mollendorf, and Kalkreuth, run to arms in pure obedience to the or ders which they receive, and without comprehending any thing of thefe Rrange projeas. The Kiog of Pi uffia will doubtlefs put an end to the boun', by difcovering the petty projeas of all Ruh petty agitators, and by fending the Chiefs to Spandau. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONIS O'CLOCK& Confola, stoney, 641—for sec. 621 63—Osislos 7. Eschersx DS* par. Several of the arrangements that became necef fart' in confequence of the death of Mr. Fox, have at length been fettled. Lord Howtec focceeds Mr. Fox as Secretary of State for the Foreign Depart ment. This we believe is certain. It is confidently reported that his Lordfhip will be fucceeded in the Admiralty by Mr. THOMAS GaIIIIVILLt. We have heard other appointments mentioned, but as we doubt whether thee have been yet decided upon, we !or. bear to repeat them. The arrangements will pro bably be announced officially after his Majaser comes to town, which will be to-morrow. Q Meffenger, Mr. Sums, arrived in town yeller. day, with difpatches from Lord LAUDERDALE, who, we are lorry to find, has been ferioufly indifpofed, having been attacked by a fevere bilious fever. His Lordtbip was much recovered when the Mefenger left Paris on Friday lafl. A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, in confequence of thefe difpatebes, at which Lord Geauvasse, Earl SPENCER, Lord Vilcount HOV/ICE, Lord H. PETTY, Lord SIDMOVTW, and Mr. WIND NAM affided ; but of their contents nothing has tranf pired. It has been reported, that before Mr. SNIT,. left Paris, NAPOLEON had let out to take the command of his army. This report may have arifeu from a notice which had appeared in the FRENCH JOURNALS, before the departure of the Meffenger, of a journey intended to be taken by BONAPAITII to Bruffels, and perhaps to Holland doting the prefent autumn ; but it is certainly pcffible that his journey may have more of a military than of a civil objea in view. We have received the Paris Papers to the 19th Rant, and we find the notice we have alluded to in the Moreiteur of the 15th, which announces that "Owing to certain incidents which could not have been expeeted," a delay has arifen in the return of the Grand Army from Germany, and confequently the feta, which were announced for the beginning of Oc tober,have been poflponed. Marlhals Na r, Davousr, and Auasaaau, have received permiffion to repair to Paris, to fpend a few days there. " His Majelly has caufed orders to be iffued to his Houfehold for the journey he intends to make in the middle of autumn to Bruffels, and perhaps to Hol• Band. A part of his (hid, and detachments of the guard, have already fet out, in contemplation of this journey. 0 It is believed, that his Majely will repair in a few days to Fountainbleau." Of the incidents alluded to, the refufal of the Em. peror of Russia to ratify M. D'Otr 'Ries Treaty, is doubtlefs one ; but the preparations of PrufGa pro- bably is another. Although the Moniteur has not yet noticed the (late of affairsbetween France and Prullia, the inferior Journals openly fay that the armaments of the latter can only be dueled againa France. Letters trate Cyst tad from Dnlden fay, that the Melton of Here and of flafawy have refufed to tom into the views of Proffia in her prefect preparations, as they have nothing to alk or fear from France. The letters, which are evidently of Parifian manu faidure) and, as to the Oration of Hefie and Saxony ►efuGng to aft with Pruffia, talk, throw out levere magaaioas againft the conduet of Pr uffia. The whole blame is laid upon General Rucmat., and " / Oaf hi/a droit if paw o.4Krert," in the fame way as on , DOL. 00RUCIT and the "thirty Ragas Coseremos," formetly celebrated in the French Journals. 'lt would catice little furprife to find that N A vni.str has actually fat nut to put himftlf at the head of the French army in Germany, if lie is refulved to refill the demands of Pruffia, being will aware of the im portance of being able to Ili ike ti.e fir ft blow, and knowing that the Ruffians are on their march to the atfinance of Pruffia, and that the neutrality of Aultria is not to be relied upon. Not a word is men tioned of M. Ka neat-soma's negociation; but theft appearances, and the ankle above/me ted. alter that Knitter has been eight or ten days at Part., feem to indicate that things are nut in a very pacific train. The beach funds have fallen confiderably. The Tiers Cenfeaater, for September were 64, on the 13th and upon the 18th, they were 6a go. M. 'ALMON,. eras, it is Rated, had not left Paris. The 'Opt has v long article on the death of Mr. Fox t but the Menu tur of the s 7th only rays : 4, The difsgreeable news of the death of Mr. Fox has jufl been received." Affairs in Italy teem far from being in that nate which the French Government wither. The papers of the t sib mention a fanguinary coatis% which ter- minated in favour of the French, but they cautiouny avoid giving the details. THE EXPEDITIONS. The variety of there, the mode of eqnipment of fome of them, and the term for which they are va• rioufly victualled, pots conjeatire at defiance. A great many flat bottomed boats hive been fent from the Downs. and molt of the tranfports have now one or two of them. The Weft report is, that the reinforcement going out to Buenos Ayres is to confift of the 17th Light Dragoons. " the brave Death or Glory regiment," General Ds Lancet's regiment ; of the 111 battalion of the sth, General EwaLino's regiment, and of the 88th, or Connaught Rangers, General ARID'S regi ment. The Amur, of 64 guns, and the CHAR WILL floop, to convoy them immediately. We have kill learned, that an expedition will fhort. ly be fent out to the Weft Indies. With 'were plantar, we learn, that rewards and honours are to be conferred on Sir Hosea POPHAM ■nd Major General Baaesroan. Captain DonslAy has been promoted from the NARCISSUS to the ARDINT line of battle fhip. On Sunday the tranfports with the following regi ments, failed from Portfmouth : ♦oth Regiment, tit battalion 6th German Legion, detachment goth ditto, 2,1 battalion 7th ditto, whole regiment 'sib ding, sd battalion tint ditto, whole regiment sth German Legion, detachment Part of the gth Dragoons marched through Dover yeflerday from Deal, on their way to Portfmouth, where they are to be embarked for foreign ferrite. Major Generals Sir ARTHUR W and Sir Giotto, Paa►oar will, it is Paid, get the commands of feparate expeditions. Yeflerday being the Anniverfary of his MAUI ITT'S Coronation, the Park and Tower guns were fired at one o'clock, the Bells rung a merry peal, and the Union Jack was difpla yed from re veralChurch (leeples. Yeflerday the Lord Mayor and Sheriff went in (late to Chrill Church, Newgate flreet, where an annual fermon was preached before them, and the Governors of Chrift's Hofpital. after which they went to the Hall of the Hofpital, where an Oration was fpoken by the two eldeft fcbolars of that Hofpital, the one in Latin, by Mailer SCHMITT ; that in Englifh, by Matter WILSON; both of which were delivered with great propriety, to the fativfaeion of the Lord Mayor and aU the Governors. The fermon is in general preached by one educated in that Seminary ; the one yefterday, was by the Rev. Mr. Roast: Zu rot, who took his text from the 17th verge of the Bth chapter of Pro. verbs, the word', "he that giveth to the poor, lendeth to the Loin." The Veteran, Pions Bo AAAAA TB'S fhip, is hauled its the inner harbour, at Concarneau, and moored head and ftern to the (bore, there not being room for her to (wing : her guns are taken out to make batte• rie, to prntelt her even there, and her fails unbent, fo apprchenlive are they of a rifit from tome of our fhips. COVIST GAIDIN.—The recommence ment of Mrs. SIDDONS'S theatrical labours, tall night, attratted a very numerous audience. Her .Zreen Katherine, in Shaltefpea►e's Henry the Eighth, was a dignified performance. Kamm.' wasgreat in iroifty, and Pots very fuccefsful in the King. Nam TN a ACTOR.—Sunday the mortal remains of this veteran performer and moll refpeaable pri vate char after were interred is the burial ground of St. Paul's, Covent Garden. The funeral was attended by a great number of Theatrical Gentlemen of the Old School, to which the lamented tubjed of our no. tice belonged, at the head of whom we diflinguifhed the hoary but tough MOODY. Mr. PacK F R was, at the time of his deceafe ,nday fennight), in his 78th year. His decay had been Jro the Litt hi mi.nths gra. dual, Sand his death was eafy. &cwt.—There was no Court of AlJermen held this day. The Lord Mayor, after inipaling the re. turns, ordered the price of bread to be railed two. pence per peck. NitITICA INULLIGENCL ...----. A fleet from the &hie is arrived in the Humber. TORBAY, SEPT-IMM Si. Sited ham this port, the Uheny. %Wonted, Dein, and Lo. cuft gee brigs, on a cruise. Wind Weft. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER Sailed the Richrnot.J gun brig, with a tour°, fur Lilbon and Oporto. Whid Southerly. DOlrf R. SPPTEMISFR A frigate went into the Downs thh a.teri.o n from Bnolnette Roads, hippo( dto be t h e Mantes. Arrived , here this morning the alypro Alp, from a cruise, and failed again this afternoon fir the westward. Calm and fine weather. DEAL. SIPTEMBER as. Yelled", eyeing, at (even o click , missed in the Pewee hie Majtites sip K•11.0a1100, Captain MAII 'a huts uhiana, and landed at this piece Mr. but rm. a Mel Luger, _who home: diat..l, pn.eaederl fur London, with tiltrettehet trey Lew Lett• DIN DA La. at P.M+ t alto envoi. said WWI tar the Wirer the a ftßiana, CARMAN, from g a ll . the Pm b.eb as • Goal flyk.g for a contr.., to the inward—Wind' liontheily. SHI Eltbkhi, sFpr. as. Arrived the Swnlith &fp Liu-rty. Logi IND. fns Phasnatla. boo, d to Stockholm; Alma Maria. Co ttttt NM, hi/re with tot and dusts, from cock holm. fo. Itlyntootit; Polloo.K front otodsholm, foe. ifbou with sch Orals. w. 41 I•ors; Avow ha. Biow•ceo boos , 441thoint r Awra with , rou !was II Christiana Chad tte. Mum ma. Irom Woe, hole sew Portugal, with iroo. dash .14 pitch aws.,l the/L:01e. TAS w r with the trade. (or l'omisitele. he 14,1 ic Ours we satuilow slo lull to-morrow or Wedstelday WNW S. W. FitOMLI.OY:..I.IBr. ORA sssss D. deer inane to —Paged by the BMus, Blabs, from N abrford ; Wpc, fitrAehn tr.el Arelws. ; C rola% Üblen ; and the Huff uns . Wnoli from I lAmburgh. lb. fararay. Conway ; and the Hibernia. Couglaiy,, I.r belL11.••• kraakk, Backer ' • and KS .ting Grantham', me liater,orth Zet lull, Jorge ; aitd the Jorge g,,, Va t , I. nary. as—Pallid by the Kingrion. Iwo New York; Langley. Wilton; Fagle, Brook, ; Mioatva. ;sails harlotte, Streuildre; Zephyr, Pacc , and the ADO. dirAn.in tram the ti tie. &died the Ui b, HAM, tor fit , ft.wb ; V.V.itilam, WAlre,ior B.tfay, Lyda; Oood Intrut, ll.rk ; Lord Carrington, —; And the hi, Brooke, for Pc.urfburgla. Yellerslay morning the Hon. Artillery Come of Volunteer.. the ill Surrey, and the eh:hid:oh b and L tmbeth Volunteer Regiments, were conveye.'4 wa the River by eummottote Lucas. iu the k vet r,... eibles' boats. They formed the miniature of a., inv.& ing army ; and, on attempting to land near Greenwich Hofpital, they were of courfe orpofed by the Green w:ch, D ptford, ant all the other Volunteers io tt e neighbourhood. Captain SLAW ar's Corps of Riv e r Fencibles were obrerved to be a molt formidable and It ady phalanx, frequently repelling the enemy, and d.fendi.og the (!sore, until all appearance of fuecefs ad thfappeared trom the ittc:frant heavy fire of the gun boats. They at length gave way, and a landing was effeeed. A variety of puncture/I sere then Or ientated, and a coattail' fire was kept up on both fides for about three bouts. The (opposed invading army padded a great deal oldie Efebalots movement; but, 4s far as c rzumftances wruli permit, Cal. Carp s, Lt.'s forces, thofe engaged in the defence of the and, kept in a dole compae body, either forming in a hollow fquare or deploying into line as neeeffity required. The Light Infantry and Rifle Corps we , * extremely salve on both fides, and leveret charges wars made by the pikemen under Capt. S until about 4 o'clock, when the enemy furrendered. The Geseawich and neighbouring Corps then withe Lew to their quarters, whillt the Hon. Artillery and others belonging to town partook of a plain repaft a/a mituaire upon the turf. The day was extremely favourable, and a raft number of fpeeato-s were pr.- fent ; but we did not hear that a tingle accident took place. There were a number of Staff Officers pre. fent in their und , e... full as tl e military fpeßee'e doled, a pickpocket attempted to fleal a gentl m 'S watch, near the horfepond between the Princess of Wales public houfe and the Turkey Merchant,' Col. lege ; he was (heeded, and received a f ducking. DuaL me BLACINSATH.—This duel, which took place on Sunday morning between General Baron HOSIVESCH. and RICHARDSON, Efq. a gentle man refiding near Colchefier, was mentioned in our paper of yellerday. It appears that it was on Fri day, about two o'clock, that the caufe of this unfor , tunate affair originated in a rencontre near Temple Bar. Mr. RICHARDSON had a lady on each arm, when he was met by the General, who unintention ally ran again Ot them, being very near righted; and as accidentally knocked off the hat of Mr. Recireass• sou, who inflantly knocked him down. On General How peach's regaining hie legs, he requested Mr. Rectiaaascre to retire with him to an adjoining coffee houfe, which being agreed to, the parties went to George's Cofee.houfe in the Strand, where they ex changed cards. On Saturday Baron HOMPISCH fent to George's Coffeerhoufe, to enquire concerning the repeatability of Mr. Rieman:imam, who appeared to be known there. On being fatisfied on that point, it is fuppored that General Homy iscH fent a chal lenge to Mr. Rtcueansor, with an appdintment to meet him at fix o'clock the next morning, on Black. heath. On Saturday evening Lady BOLINORROEI, filler to the General, it is underflood, lodged an informa tion at the Public Office, Bow Rreet, as did alfo fume of Mr. RicHaanson's friends. The officers upon this oecafion, as well as upon every other, were vigilant and attentive to their duty. Mr. Ibex/awn reached the ground before fix o'clock, without being inter rupted. Baron HOIMPitCH efcaped from town, not withaanding great pains were taken to prevent him ; but he and his friend did not arrive at Blackheath till a lull hour after the time appointed for the meeting ; the other parties were then on the point of leaving the field. The ground being meafured, it watag!ced to tors up for the lift fire, and that Baron Hose- PESCH thould be permitted to fight in fpetkacles.— Mr. Iticnatosum, Kho fired firfl, wounded the Ge neral Rightly in the thigh ; the General fired and miffed. A reconciliation was now propofed by the feconds ; but, as we have before Hated, could not be acceded to by Mr. Rictraansos, in confeguence of a demand from General Hoar cern to be permitted to lay a cane on his (boulders. The neat cafe of pifiols was difcharged without effea—and after Mr. RICHAIDSON had difcliarged his third pinta, Gene ral Hum r sc it. would have agreed to an accommo dation upon his original terms, but they not being acceded to, the General filed his Ibird pilot, the contents of which paired completely through the body of Mr. RICH•RINION, who Was taken off the field almoß lifelefs. Mr. Rictreeoson has finer been conveyed to Lon. don, and lies at the ParliamentAreet Coffee•honfe. Mr. RICHARDSON is a very young man, And bag a wife and three children. • • 1 I I I • it tf tf