Star. — London, England, 1806-09-02 00:00:00

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In set oh tit *4 hawk GU ON* him the time is ins, shooso at Om 21Al Is so a DOTAL COACH Is to ba toy woke olt Ids Insioltp Toistallat Clennoil, taw oh ISCltormh bY Vw Chien* Who krowslot Dna toil's abohnosminted Ni... 64 11: 11 . 4 5 . . e 2 sloo Cases awl Ole tisk thomb MA by Mel MA inohoe* kWh= =Fr hall ond MOS everrevadai as ate pa* tens, ma !weds sentossayin et ak the shoe Stow ...... i if/ffnif. .., --.—.... - - • ST. Prritimmott, AuGurt 5, • • i 1 Oar Court Gazette contains the following t ' ; ds Vice Admiral &newly, the Commandant of one dram in the Adriatic. has treats:hied a difpetele, dawdle= t7,of which the following is the labile:meta u After I had learned, on the sad of May, that the trench had paled over the Turkilleterritory into the Republic et Regain, and takes polietCon adios city. I failed on the Came day, with the hips Sclera and St. Peter, Vole Trick, to the Bocca di Catta and ordered the Frigates Venue and Aertital to the the vefiels ender convoy that were reedy to fa. I alb ordered Captain Bi l lie to have hie Rados et Corzolo, end to follow me with the mesh emihatia command. On the syth I arrived Won where I found Vie* Admiral Sorokin. with the . Paretkenuda and Holeaa t the f_hig Ur* was 4' orders Rationed in the port of Old whited alto arrived wish the &lea on the Hon I learned from the hilatropollms if O 0 w Itn§ 2l that as the French gamed difpoled to Ragufa to Comm. two immopeides d ' Witehlki• Ike reglimat of twalleatomes lad by the Ilistropogens laparnii. had Ishtar astware ad . to 1111111 L es * sumen, the cann y Tim reaseb.ia the lial . swim% km opals she advanced sigehts, about five weals Amis Lead a• bath ealbing, Major ilwagialsimadiat IMilik pen with the latter, and .the inamy was rehdarat sod driven WO aoOld _Lsgels: °Cow Ida woe Yager and nine•MmtanorMe were billed. Saes Montene grins were iino4 and live fildlets of the regulars. About Sao of she TM& and KagaLeAe_were killed i and • Frieda 011iew, who threw Mobil into the tea. arts drowsed. ed Oa the lad Major gesogia'stielsehment was re hearing, old the Trench Tolt Ragufa, which our Veep Immediately occupied: On the s d wad a th Vsa lishitants of the coal ast slo Med by the regular trove. haul tie . the French and the Raw:tans, when one Me& teisegrin was killed and twelve woooded.--Tba elm at e ll u o r tl ih rt a t Often and eigh i ty • privat em es I " a pair of i wad about takes has. dam. Ake Mt. Loamy threw apt's. saralmorissendalwallareelehmailvesbeyoadtbent. w Having agreed with the Maempaiitaw of the Moatenegrina upon the' attack of Mar Itegmfa. or vitarwife to occupy e shawl by which - the ese• nu might receive preglMjs. era and with this view to eashis, As phma as sit' lidak the Montenegrins and dm Mutants of the tette march ed, on the . sd of folk teLder the coalisand of the Ideuttpoklet oo Ttill a "Ma a niP l am 04 Ao the am goo* mos at this'll's , to whisk lbws! =dna of we were added, who are very good markedness ;Int befides the, he was is sisessitagy orMatims as reinforcement, be feemell as he tut s appreben lions of an attack. Way ea e band, had 1200 regulars and about SOMA ffinittnlegrins I but notwithllanding this inequality etontalsers, and the firength of the enemy's pofition, it Wm determined to make perceives mailers of the heights near Ragufa. [Here follows a defcription of rental confolls, in which the French difplsryed much courage; and the Admiral adds,] " The French always halted in their third pofition, and augmented their force from their third line Our troops threw thernielves upon the enemy's front with great impetnofity, and at length drove them out of the third pofition. Driven to defiseration, the enemy at length wilted to attack in their torn; but being taken in flank by Major jeferfky's column, their defign was entirely fruarated. After this they col leeted their whole force behind their fourth polition s upon the bills that command Ragas, with the linen• Lion of &dam upon the defenfive ; but they were even driven from this, after they had defended thernfelves retiredly tea minutes. This occurred jug at the dulk of the stirring, and the enemy retreated in diforder to the lowers ; which our troops, notwithßanding they were in the rear of the hills, were not able to prevent, in confequence of the darknefs of the night. At this inflant alto the enemy received a reinforce wear Nom Old Ragufa. The left affair lafted from two.r.'sl , ck in the afternoon till eight at night. On our fide, one &film and nine privates were killed. and about thiety wounded and milling. The Mon tenegrins 101 l thirty-eight men. The French loft their General, Lagngue, twelve Officers, and about soo privates; they had about too wounded, whom they carried with them into the place. We took twenty-three pi ititners, and thirteen pieces of cannon from the enemy, of different calibre. 6. In thi, manner was Ragufa enclofed by the troopi tor. (hurt aid the veils in the port. We have erefled two batteries upon the heights in our poffei fioneNtbie:l hare been (applied with cannon from the thips t and they are already brought to bear upon the fame.. Vice Admiral Senewin does juaice to i the heroifm and ihe prudent difprifitions adopted by Major General Prince Wafewyfki. and commends li teral 00 er Wilma • The Ir il, by leis exertions ti the bead of hi. solemn, three times obliged the•ene my to fly, and as often defeated their intentiooe by his &Kul monetary r he alto made himfelf mailer of i fieces of cannon, and ufed them agaiall 14 isupy." , .:. ....i. I ~~ 1 i -~--- ~_- _ PRUSSIA!. NERLIN, AUGUST zg. The prince of Hohenlobe, who was expelled here, proceeded diretilly from Oebringen to the army. It has been lately remarked. that Count Haag wits has attended his •Majeky at Charlottenburg more frequently than ufual, and has remained in con ference with his Mejetly an hour at a time. Two thoufand five hundred hales were brought, here to-day, to be diftributed among various rev merits. A Condor arrived yeftertlay at the Rasa Atnbaf fador's from St. Petedhurgh. Baron Hardenberg has been here, but has again fet out for Templebers, GERMANY. • . HANOVIR, AUGUST so. The Prince of HohenlOhe is to have the command on the Saxon frontier and another German Prince is to take the comman d the Army of Refenre. This gartifon is daily reinforced; Nienberg is arengtben• ed, and, as well as Hameln, (applied with Pre,i• Sons. General Blucher is &only expede4lfrom Weft phalia. The French General Vidor has paired through this city, on his way from Copenhagen to Paris. PROM THE MAINE, ACIOWT 111. Martial Monier has reviewed upwards of ru i ciag• *en near Bcbweinfurth. • .„,. It is now Paid that the French took polfelruis We part of Friend, and the formes of beadilke; imp Gotha, with the content of the Anfirian Govereaket in order to cover their march to Dalmatia and Al trio. J . ahat thsx .0 go+a...it hd f ., =. pte the es. tililie FMat troops tint were at Snow hare put of the Isateiectal— Ir sv= without allf WWI. vier, . 11 :tioe th r;:fir itOt er eeo ev cg. belt demi lA. , , tii . c. , "ebbe qiiiiim4lo* dot the Insegrof Sammy, -4 1.aitheig &the tioltillese of theesettetry. TM - *CM. thettida of Mug. ; . lake ;1 ..1;;! lING STA :- , . TOM9A 1. . 1 14 xlioa slotalP *' - % 4641 Bsk. ad 'tar ' ) 1 10k aa 0 i meg • . bulk& Cat ITOCILB 111111211)Al. !sr Loy Ama. lb* @pp I, t.ie Bria4a, as a ea dIL s pt Casa lad hue. Ibut iariq. llos. :a Jaa 14. diC par 3 re OsoL6affa ontames r P cum. an gaol= ratmas el sl. Per Cat. Ni?) 94 tuff c 4 aL kt 4 e4 We have the federating to announce, theit,heit y more of the CNAMPION'd convoy from iltt arrived, via. Sarah, Chit ; Ceres, Witsoa ; • THowve9s, at Liverpool I—and the Fox. rel month. The difpatches which was yellerday received front; Sir Unwire Gown at Newfoundland, Sate, that it was en the 6th alt. that Sir J. B. Wean, arrived in the Bey of Balls, and that he failed again three digs afterwards. It appears, that Sir Jour hatd aftually headed the Veteran, Peon s's Chip, in the run for Europe. On au, 29th July, Sir J. WARMS was in lat. 43. 33. N. long. ;B. 9. W. on which day the Cuss/nos and Q2ebee were 4 . 1 W. 46. ;a. long. SS, to. Three days ,Aug. 1, the Crassness and convoy were in lat. 40.41. N. long. ;6. g. W. from which it is evident that Sir Jolla Went. muft have trolled to the eaft. Ward. and headed both the convoy and Junin Bo ?IMPART& Thin may be confidered as one of thole unlucky and. =orating clrcumasinces which &me =lnes attend the heft concerted meafures. ' The (hips difeovered front the matt head of the , on the evening of the 27th of July. in lat. es. N. long. ;9. W. were, no doubt, a Pen of Sir J. B. Watan's fquadron. GIBRALTAR. A letter was yelierday hied to bare been brought .to town from Gibraltar, by an American Captain, and addrelfed to a refpeitable mercantile het* communicating the important infocenation that a di." vifion of the army of Mamma, in Calabria, had been defeated by the Britiat troops, aided by the labrian Lnyalißs, who fought with great gallantry. We think this not improbable, and hope the confr• mation will loon arrive. By accounts from our correfpondent we are happy to hear that the Rock continues free from aoy Gal nefs, but that occationed by cheap wine, which the foldiere continue to indulge in to a (hocking and alarming degree. Sir Haw DALRYMPLE, the new Lieutenant Governor, was ounionfly and eagerly locked for. General Museum) commands in the mean time. The regiments there are. The Royal Artillery; the it ft regiment of the Royal Veteran battalion; IA battalion of the rout, or Gen. ' Fox's own regiment; 111 battalion of the4ad, or Royal Highlanders t ill battalion of the 48th ; la battalion of the 57th ; and two regiments of the German Le gion. Every one of the above are full and complete regiments. The ad battalion of the 78th, or Rofs•lltire High landers, and Dc Roll's regiment, had gone with Ge neral Fos to Sicily. The Central wifhed much to take with him that diflinguithed corps the 42d, and who were his great favourites ; and they thensfelves were doubly anxious to go on lei vice to Sicily, as their gallant Colonel, the Marquis of H v rixs.sv, was expelled out to join the Sicilia army. Two more German regimentsare expeaed from Ireland to the Rock, which will enable two more &itiik nemesis ;04)41 Sir pun Marsa's I - EINE - TM! =EDITIONS. Wi yellorday listed that the failing of the Espedi• tions was tofpended for die pram, the Field Artillery being (tparited from the troops by the failing of the Sim which were underllood to be the convoying men of war. Even the immunities for the troops has goes to faa with tbefe On Sunday, orders reached Plymouths for the de• barkation of upwards of 6000 6(14 troops from the tranfporta, who are to be encamped immediately either on Bocklead or Roby/Nigh Down. We on. defamed, however, that a certain number of foldiers will remain on board each traofport-v-but they will now be no Ivey crowded. Even the Generals and principal aeon in the fcene that has been treats:limpet Plymouths are per fatly at A lots to account for there movements. Was the Expedition intended for Portugal, and have the Pompeii exprefed a wills not to receive inch a compliment I Or have Goverameat received loch favourable *moots from Paris as to node the failing of the troops nanecdfary Such are the gee/lints among Military Gentlemen at limo*, wilieb we as not prefers to be able to rave. Semis tithe letters from Lithos late, that Lord Sy. Voters?, with his fipmdrews _Were 6* row& int 1 This, if corral, ,is rather a angular eirenas- Rance. They ego Rate, that his Lcrilihip's reception was not the moll friendly that might Iwo ham ex. petted. We uttialland that the Porte pttelk were much alarmed at the appeurance of an /LngliOstritdrows and more particularly at the Mal availed there, with troope.ood that -the difelimt on tab had aka, in tonfequence, to ai per ieee. Wive cannot pretend at all to dot egitddi whether shire fees have any cooneMeq xikipaitet*isk . the ihilltiwg d the saperfitimm—Reillip akinegmey to feed est the esavoyieg Gips is the prindpiii aids— tad the troops hive been ordered tabs hided in the IWO Heesa Oiodotive to the heeds of the men. Shedd the tradports remain at Plymouth, they mat etrodanain the Sod tapered to the 01918446A1 gales whit ire new at bead, for Cetoratw le lo full that they NOW take &deer there. Jel Were oar Plyieteult correfpootlent dared his letter, &Wow woes tecetived oa bore to lead a Pilot to Wag ia the Hydra to ikollehOler NA so rffembeek the bodes. ' • ERSEY. . . •. , io - ,11n;;--, Since the sCiittAl c 1 Attire Officer. Lime:teat Geseral Doe, the nevrLiWitssarat Governor, all is asintatien in the Shed I thedifeipline of the troops is u vigilatadf lb it was the days of Sir jAkatas evito, er the belt of the °Ewers who ever commanded in the Wand. At the false time, that General Dow enforces the feverea dikipline among the troops, his manners are highly conciliat • ing, and be is beloved both by the inhabitants and the foldiery : he has no unaucelfary annuity and bark aoudad to any one. The garrifon of the Maud confills of the ill Royal IVeteran Battalion, ad battalions of the alb, 341 h, 57th. 58tb, and 88thm—all of them very bong, and nearly fit for any ferviro. GUERNSEY. The meafares of the Lieutenant Governor endear him to every one, and this Mind was never more thlydefentled. The garrifon is—the sd Toot, or Bitffs' 4cond battalion; sth ditto, feeond battalion, 44th ditto, fecond battalion, 6oth ditto, 3d battalion, 67th ditto, tit battalion, Eith Gerrit= Battalion—all of thins bong Corps. AMT. • , The t tth and 68th having come ham., and the fiteletons of the 7th and loth being on their p&p from the Weft Indies, fevetal complete regiments, u well as drafts for the regiments there, mutt be imme diately fent Out. The 13th is the only regiment in this country whom we have heard of, but it is not improbable but that Come of the regiments now em barking at Cnrk may accompany them. In the Weft Indies, the Want of a reinforcement to our navy has of late been feverely felt ; the fame want of our army, we trait. will not be experienced in that quarter. The regiments in the Welt Indies are—the ill bat talions of the In, isth, 16th, tBth, 37th, 46th, nods, and 96th i ad and 6th battalions of the loth, r 64th, and 85th ; 9oth rtt battalion ; 96th, eighth Slash, Corps, and the Royal African Corps. A mew Q2arantine Board is to be eftabliffied, the Comptroller of the Navy to be Prefident, along with Dr. Humes.. There will be three or four medical Members ; we hope they will be from the Navy and Army, Gentlemen who are coaverfant with difeafes connetted with our quarantine laws ; and not home phyficians, who have never Aepped beyond the liber. l ties of Loudon and Weßminfter. The iota Regiment is et Cowes, on its way to Jerfey. One tranfport, with 406 men of the 6th regiment, has pot into Ireland, fo that we hope the whole of this regiment will efcape a voyage to France. The Skelton Canis, for Bengal, and the for Madras, are about W fail from Portfmouth imam. diately. .. ~ -t I. . _ , THE CHINA FLZETi 1 It is with great &dateable lee bats la immune. the fafe arrival of the China AM off the lbs of Wight,onder convoy of his Sfejelly's nip Aaaarass I the Beet left China the 4th March, arrived at It. Ho lens the sd July, and failed from theme die pth, confiding of the following ihips, via. E Coeds lltztacireW • Cl/WREN LARD o••••• ZAaata . ...WO. Molnar A.ourirr•if Niagrivraw4 Ilexpior CARTES •••• HAWILTOIE '• WEIMER •••••• Cumin Ws STEWAIT . EARL HOWIE • •••••• Paferaur ROTAL 0 Gitaaaa Horn P MM p 88 otos Occur • .4.••• WILLI/WNW GMT, 4 48. HAT WAILER' • WALVIS( 15; CASTLE The following kip VON W st Meat (NUM, WARILSIO Hasviaos, Bad SVGA! 01111TLIC • The ADlVairlt !pot e;"ate esd July, a Porturefe Mfg, bound to Liken, that paned two days before telth a French line of beetle alp sad two frigates, Mfg for the above Beet, fuppkd to be the Ve• elms, ' Jiaona BosAPAITS, . The Beet touched at Priam of Wake' Mead, ad failed from thence the pith Jelp. The weedier by- been extremely hot m that Wand which it wasklear tttiild he prejudicial to the PCP* PkilluigNof• • pew York Papers have reached ea domes etAnget --We have oely date to eanefaffia ; • • s+ ttM Matt. Apillyfr ..4011re Pretense it appelmodifieilleettideet4ll in the roam of Mr. Iditiama. mauler she tea eamasiamPirkpollaillasek• eniaki. sad die baps alai; Audi • es &Whitt jot Yr. lieetiiiiiinfilaedimil" lg laminae had be lima Adele iiieitidaiiiihe al& 1 •i >r reams between the 'nostril*, ha e alba tailiiswej be deo:mired to retans- 7 iodesd She Clovorwifreat ghlooh . to be preplan us fora roma. • • 1::,A 4 The Mid Pa*, Ailaavilefifalit Pais Er July at. etedahre the lidiresiog palipre".l4lll. though aothing has yet moaned to impair 41110101 peastiews c so memourodstiem it becalms tillb badiog epee the boos groupd, taken by thelder giilatore. babe prepared fora lefi &vomit& Bekaa, either from fyilerimatie snor t cob. the of Pude , eneetlialegibelb 'dole to acinewhodigo wr 1•41111mM9i rights. Let it be recolleaed that hi hob as mit; thefoS paired by Congrefs is the firs leading Illep la a Whir of ;fanfares, well calculated to awakes hir from her delufive dreams t sod that it was egmfely adopted as a meafore equally fitted for praise* a • change ix her condo& or for Mending as a pert of our perma nent (yam of commercial regulatiorm" The repon refpeeling the yellow fever having btek• ken cut at New York, is totally without foundation. The fait intelligenci of the bind appeared is it Charidiom) paper, and it baboon fatisfaillatily con. tradided in the New York papers. Nqe a Eagle cafe of yellow fever has occurred fine. kit ammo. sad a reward has been offered for the dikovery of thetas. liciout author of the above fabricadom A letter had been received at New Yost on the nth July, dated on board the 4.eintier,ne TrWs Paying that Mu LIMA bad been ibacefsful in obtaining reinforcements, to the poncill mtent of his wilhas, and they were to fail for the Carat:cm in a few days. 1 By accounts from the Spanillt Vain; titoivad New York, it teems that eight of the rilbren takisp on board Ifiaaana's fcboonen, bed died is skip bons. sod that fifteen officers. (ben, the while ad thou taken) were to be banged—the privates were to be Pet at liberty. The ports op tbe 4pamilb Wain bad beast e4ette4 again to Nenuals on the Sib of IstAi. • :41-k I The Hambtugh mails have net ret fieffrqd, huh Newburgh papers to the stsd ult. hart to ao head Whether Pruffia will actually refill bp force the encroachments of Naroasoe. time afoot 'mum deter . . mine. but her military preparitiois apritar to iliac:fa with the danger and preffure of the crifts. So *lrmo bestirs is the of as attack oa her Samoa fruitier, that the Prints of HORMILONII, the General who is aci- pointed to command in thet clootteri fel out to join the army without calling at Bertha to receive his in. ttruftions. The Hambergh Papers allude to the forcible acts ! 7 potion of Goritz and Gradifew by the Preach, bat endeavour to reprefent it m the confeqoence of pre.; vious arrangement with Auftria. It is Laid to WO been for the purpofe rewrite: the march of• the French troops into Dalmatia and Albania. We did not exped that Bonaparte had been fo near the end of the pretexts and fobterfuges with which he has beef accuftonted to cloak and palliate hii nforpatione. Some of the French troops have aaually aimed the Alifttiaft territory, in the neighbourhood o f ' hi Inn. under that moil accommodating of all pretests, the plea of convenience. The Ruffian official account gives quite a afferent reprefentatien of the early military operations no the fide of Rasufa, from that contained in General LAUIIIITOII% difirateh es „ • Letters from Holland, of the sdth ob• mention, that French troops were aehtally on their march to occupy Eat Weiland. and that the PrutEan garrifon in Y.nabden had evacuated that town, as fallen bac upon the maim's/ s Nariovert • 9 ; •