Star. — London, England, 1806-12-02 00:00:00

ST. DOMINGO OR, HAYTI. ANY Houle of refpea4bility inclined to enter into this Trade, and lo want of an Agent or Supercargo, may bear of a pe•fort fully competent, buds from general Merano", knowleJse, as well as recent local espertasce. By addreffiog (pen paid) to H. H. John', C. Houle, Cons reteraoces will be given. NORTHUMBERLAND. ' T o BE SOLD by Private Cootratt, Two Value bk ESTATES, &este at Long Hadley awl Hay Clete In the County of Norrharaberised. Apply to McKee. Oren and Corbel& Skinner's Hall, London, for partietdare. A LIST of the OUT who voted for GEORGE ROSE. Bathe ELECTION for the TOWN of SOUTHAMPTON. Sir HARRY NEALE, Baronet THOMAS GOLDWIN, Efq Sir JOHN POLLEN, Baronet • SAMUEL CLEVELAND, Efq The Hotourahle CHARLES Fl TZROT, HENRY P. WYNDHAM, Rig Reverend ARTHUR DODWELL, Cleft. Lieutenant General MANNERS. Lieutenant Getters! CARTWRIGHT. WILLIAM CHUTE. Erg Sir BROOK WATSON, Bert. EDWARD 1 , 14tY BULKELBY. Efq. A. BERKELEY DRUMMOND. Efq Reveren3 MATTHEW WOODFORD BENJAMIN CHARLES STEVENSON, Efq Reverend OEORG! WELLS, Clerk Revetend JOHN WELLS, Clerk. Reverend HOADLEY ASH!, D. D. Sir WILLIAM HEATHCOTE, Baronet THOMAS HEATHCOTE, Efq WILLIAM CHAMBERLAYNE, Efq JOHN BRETON, Ell Reverend ELLIS ST. JOHN THOMAS BECKLEY, Efq 4 11 .1 . Major General CAI.VEAT WILLIAM JAMES COOKE, Efq • . PETER SMITH, Efq. W. C. DAMAN, Attorney at Law Nr NATHANIEL HOLLAND, Baronet Reverend ANTHONY HAMILTON, D. D. Reverend EDWARDS BEADON, Clerk • GIL STIBURT, Efq %WILL ES lAM SOTHEBY, Efq JOHN ROBERTS, Efq • THOMAS SOUTH, Efq -- matE N. VINCENT, Efqq "WE TUf Efq E fa , I 14 .OMAS - OEOROE N Ihe Tows!Ns Haasto\ . JAPER, oc-. WILLIAM P. SMITH. - ifq 1: , WILLIAM EDWARD JOLI rtvz, Mercer ~ Re-veered ROBERT CitANMER, Clerk •onloHl4 BRLSSAULT, Sig s ow& SOfErl. Eli. Rear Admiral it 'ReaverESCRANLEY LANCELOT KERBY, Clark I • DAVID LANCE. Efq COH.EMIAH OLIVE. Efq M HORNED!, Efq CIMAS PORTIRIS, Efq ROUT EIDRIDOE, Merohant 1 ROBERT SADLEIR MOQUY, Efq .. - .. ZLEKUND JAMES MOO T. Sig t---,rtleast •, Rover oad ALRXANWIR SCOTT, D. D. r 4•• , I -.1.. MAXI ohowkas. E l EDW. DTTRROWE. Efq. Vloo-Chataberbie to the fbces WILLIAM STUART kOSF, 14 EDWARD DAUVERGNE SDI pp, RICHARD LIOHT, Efq ' Reverend DAVID DURELL, lAjok WILLIAM SEWARD, Eft Copts of Marina THOMAS MEARS, .1111 iliiI ..,....,_,.. . 'he Right Hoecatrabie OSIIIEWHFOBA , 1 ON DUR ELL, Efq ' ,„._,:,_ lola LOWDER, Eilr.,l*Fripik, 62. air" --- nedilVt ‘ ' .• ;. • . - ' • rmuir tepriraw 59 . , :,.. rtv , t'' A Duthie' 11141 hai bidli . Wh`cepied, !lasi( ilas 1 •, beam found to owatais a great many letters from Pei terftwitgh and WM*. At Vienna a very weak • dei vice is put in praikc to circulate falre reports ::arithr, each copy of the Gazette, which invatighlt hreathi a very referred tone, there is kit imam tilt:- ' cover a written paper, conveying news of the , abfurd defcription. You there read that Francs no lourtillll7•Araeitor; that all that count:7ls' in Baines, that the territory of Venice is in a due of the greaten difaffetion, and ittually in inforredioill ii that the Ruffians have attacked sod complewili foaled the French army in Dalthatia. - How, - I . falfe and ridiculous there articles; they Oitla4. — wl fo many fides at once, that they render it itifigtik4 know the truth. We are authorifcd to (Ay ih4% Emperor has socionoo men in Italy, of which,. ' - are in Naples. and as,ooo in Dalmatia i that the kingdom of Naples has never heth troubled but by robbers and affaffins, that the Ring of Naples is mar-, ter of all Calabria, and that if the Englifh are wil- ' ling to land regular troops there, they' will find whom they have got to talk to; that Martha] Maflina has I never had any thing but fuccelret, and that the King is tranquil in his capital. taken up with the cares of his army, and of the adminiftration of'his kingdom 4 that General Marincini; the commander of the Fretich army in Dalmatia, has completely beaten the Ruf fians and Montenegrins, between whom a z divifion reigns ; that the Montenegrins ac d the Ruffians of having fought badly; and the Baas reproach the Montenegrins with having ran away ; and, thus of all troops in Eiiroke, the RuiPans are the word calculated to make war in Dalmatia I coaequently, that in general they make but a pcitir face upon it. With all this, the Diplomatic Body, endoarined by the fare diteaion 'given is Vienna to opinion, 41144 Cabinets with Such rhaprOdies. Falfe calcu lations are built upon them, and, like /very thing that is built itpOn lies and error, fall quickly into ruin : enterprifes fo ill combined are lure to turn to dig gonfalon of their authors. And certainly iti the ptsfent war, the Emperor has not ch“fen to weaken his army in Italy ; he has nok &aim from it a'fingie ! Mani be contented Isiraelf with calling away eight fsradronsef ouitafes, becaufe troops of that kind ate of no aft in . Tl4l, and there Squadrons are not yet arrived at Inipruck.. Since IA campaign, the Emperbr has, on the claim'', increafed his army in Italy by 15 regiments, Which were in the Interior, and . nine regiments from the corps of General Mar moat: Forty thoufand conferipts, almolt all °ran c4nfcriptlon of aISvS, hays been. fait on to Italy ; and, *capture by the Raiment' of the Situation of I- .1 -•--:- that army on the to of November, 25,000 of them had then arrived there. As to the people of the Ve netian Stated, the Emperor cannot but be extremely (edified with the fpirit that animates them. There fore, does his Majeßy occupy himfelf with the deareß interefts of the Venetians, and therefore has he or dered the works to be undertaken to repair and im• prove their harbour, and to render the pats at Mal mom) fit for flips of any burthen. For the reR, all there newfmakers Mew a greet degree of fpite to our Martha's, and Generale.— They have already killed Martini Wiens', at No. pies, and they are not content without killing the Grand Duke of Berg, and Martha' Souls, in Ger many. It is fortunate that this does not hinder any of them from doing very well, nocwithtlanding. Some letters horn Madrid give a pretended expla nation 'of the two Proclamations of the Coutt of Spain. Information had, it is Paid, been received,. that the intrigues of she Englifb at the Court of Mr rocco, had engaged it to determine upon making a landing, with 40,000 Isfoors, in Spain, upon the coal' of Andalufia, and it was to oppofe a vigorous %refinance to there, that an appeal was made to Nov nifb patriotifm. Later advice, having xranquillifed the Government as to the danger, thic.meafitrea,whicla It bid given rife, to were on *Cockle° furpendetl, .1-4.4 4 iv +• • Acyp,i THIitTTETHIIO444PN OF THE (A RAWD ARMY., rte. belt.. NOWealbel TO; 44 The forvißed vivre of Magdebuig furrenderea on the Bth. ,Oikiille9tb, the gates were occupied Ity the French troops s--•the capitulatitm ieheretmt9 flexed. . .tras " Sixteen thoufand men, nearlyelght hebdifetilitlif4 of cannon, and inapainee of everyAind, are.itl *or • , bands. " Prince Jerome has laid Gingen. the capital of Upper Silefia, ander blockade, by Brigadier General' Lefebvre, at the head of aopo Bavarian horfes 4 4 The town . was bombarded on the Bth by ten howitzers, 'bred by the light' mtalety men. The Prince paged ant. , *lolof d the Ccindun of tte•Ba- . varian eavalry.A..omerafiDesny. forefled Oleg* with hie dirilkes.:#llt4VlC A, pirley heaibeen t OFILVgd for ; MardielDivealluntethflA eh.lictrch a corght the; Musk vakthc mat. Hs is•Walsly fetisfied the frikit tbattmenate, the Pellefli-lhe perfons Alb; Ile ~lll llllo, ldttnltc.l . lv-gfß.(o4oovilrunn!, have mediated. had um the French army; • ;hr. under its protetlion. fe The Tans of fitielledien columns, each 6 • .vog *Wend men Ilronehihribiklipla pat er Bates by GeOrgenburg,;tl li te. esseplinoiand Jalow Oa the ,Isth of (Moller. theib ;shined guard,.' columns had made two daystssarches, whew they re ceived news of the battle of the teth, sad of the' confewent events. They retrograded immediately., many ftiecelTes, and events of fuch high impor4 I,tsice e litould not flacken the military preparatimm ; Inmer••TheY atooklo ottthe Contrary, be followed , . up with (re(b energy, not to fatisfy an infatiable ambition, but to fix bounds to the ambition of our enemies. " the French army will not quit either Poland or Berlin—until the Porte (ball have been in the full ex tent of Its independence, nor until Wallachia, and Moldavia SA have been declared to bejong In com plete fovereignty to the Porte. " The Frenclh army will not quit Berlin, until . the Poffellions and Colonies, both Spain& and Dutch, and Frenett, &all have been given ant,. 40 a Gene"- • • • ral Peace made." (Here follows the papitulation of Piltitroyegfwen la the STAR —s- FEOI4 THE FRENCH-PsylrEILL Bra LIN, Nov. to.—The tfintterdr did' not appear on the palaSe on tike nth.. It was the fint time he was nor prcfent fince his arrival in Berlin, thirteen days bef,;re. His Maje(ly was in clofe ocenpation all the morning with his ?COW of foreign Affairs the Prince of Benevento end General Clarke. It is imporii'lle to defcribe the servity and perfe . Tering fpirit dirplayed by the (fond guff, that no part of Germany, nor even the cnneiveredpretvinees (hall have any thing to complain of on the part of the French foldiera. :The General commanding at Lrlin, has repeated the order to all French fbldiers, who paired through this city, not to demand anything of their bolls be ryl what the regglatinti allows, • it is is like man ner forbidden to the foldiers in barracks to alle aoy ptovifions 6f the inhabitantX; the ntegazinei being amply provided. In fad, the erriyal of the French in Berlin was fo fudden and utiefireited, diet thine wac got time to think of emptying the military ma. gazines t and . the French have thel'efore 'found thet6 untouched.' The arlinal was to abundantly • Rote& with arms and amitionition, that enough has ;len Otitis) land twelve barges,• With Enacts, es. rabines, bayonets, and 'mortars, which have been (hipped and fent to Slandau. In the' bandit of the FrenCh, that place will become one-of the Ilrongell in Germany. Its fortificationiaie ant ecnfiderable, but it is furroonded by the waters of feveral Itrearni which render it inacceqble: military hurpitals 'are now eßablifited in it, and thither all the wounded who were A Pedro are'reaitned. • ' ''the pretence oldie French in this city dos not in the !call internist the courts of the flitdies relative to the att. and (ciente& The Acadcin7 of Painting has to-Jay opened its feveral fchcols, after the sir di• nary vaeation. The capital enjnys petrel tranquillity.. An-aftive and vigilant police eitablifhment maintains good order —from the dole of the day until the morning, com-. panics of the grenadiers of the Imperial Guard, and other troops, on foot and on horfeback, patrole the city, sod look to the fafety of perfons and property. —The fix hundred citizens who have retained their arms occupy particular polls entrufled to their cafe. M. de Chalons is naenea Irrikkoial Commiliary of the department of Magdeburgh. Brigadier General d'Agult is arrived at bead-quarters. It is lhought that the Emperor has deferred his journey into Poland for tome days. It is faid that his Majefly is engaged in fettling the fate of Proflia. F &&&&& ORT ow THR KURR, Nov. Ig. The French foldiers, efpecially the huffars, have fuch a quantity of ['ruffian 4 and 6 grolchen pieces, (sd. and 74d. Baling) that they deal them out by handfuls, with out counting them, in exchange for gold. The lad letters from Vienna mention a fudden fall of 3 per cent. in the Anarian %Of* istg,lie,ing in general couched in vague tenets, do dot *Ern a pro per caul. for fuel) a falL FROM THR.DOIt ACID GERMAN . 4171/4. Posia. N0v...40444, Xxcellemy igjotapik Radziatiolki, Waywods et Gnefen, and Knight of - the Otani etas Whit* aid the Red Eagle, arrived here a as vadomit anti preferited by his Excel lency GeisiioPonibitvwthi r to his Excellency Martini of the . Emperor Divoull, by whom be was received Stith the snoft dillinguifted honour, as the grft and abe la* Repedentative and Senator of Great Poland. 8141.111 0 , W11. tes.--azartnat Soult arrived here the day before Ydaerilsq- His corps is expelled to /141;a_ r i: FtMip*,VoiiiidPeirancois de Neufchatels% Colchen, and Akreuthearwerrived here from Leigh sig. They come in the name of the Confer votive MO bate to compliment the Emperor on his viAnries.— rbe reigning Prince of Arthell Conk% the King of +Naples, Aid de Camp Clirf,' viol Or Pristrian bli• Miler of State Von IngerOeben, its anfelldrain this city, the latter from Stettin. Nothing efcapes the benevolent rosisopr. of his . . Majetly : hearing, that in citifequenee of the high .price of various articles, the bakers could sot cond i nue the bread at one grofchen a pound, the Emperori determined upon enquiring into the true tt tte of the! city, with refpeet to provifions ; he feat for fever', of the municipal °Alters, and afterwards for I 'me oft the bakers; the refiat of a long conference was, that, his Majefly ordered fuch useefures to be tidten as mould amply lupply the city for three months, with- out admitting the lead advance whatever in the trice of bread. He alfo gave orders relative to a protiton for the poored chafes of people during the heathy of the winter halo°. .. a Meafurse are taltiog for the Royal Mist to re fume its labours ; the failure of ready calls is alto nithing. FROM row Wssea,Nov.l9.-.Every thing is again regular at Elseeth, and affurances have been received that the awrigation of this Aver shall be nninterrupt. ed. The greater part of the troops which entered , Oldenbutgh have returned to Eaft Frielland. In the city of Oldettburgh there are ooly from eighty no one hundred men remaining. The gates and the Cattle are under the guard of Oldenburgh foldiers as formerly. HAN ov ra, Nov. t7.—yeflerday arrived here three French regiments of infantry of the line, the stel, 65th, and psi, and this morping early they march ed out for Celle and the Banks of the Elbe. There is a number of cavalry alfo arrived, who are quar• tered in the furrounding villages. Some troops of the IA; ssf, and toth Chaffeurs, a detachment of Dutch flying artillery, and a regiment of Dutch buffers, marched through this morning. General Choify is commandant of the town. We have about three or four hundred Infantry, as a garrifon. jlis Majedy the King of Holland is returned from Ar sop ta launder, and from thence , it is faid, proceeds tis the Hague. Leteac, Nov. 20. —1 t• weenot General Frere, but General Werle, who with t6e4 ytti regiment of light infantry 6th entered tubee. Mauesis, Nov. t 3 Majefly the King, ac companied by the 4Z2een, his Royal Highnefs the Crown Prince, incl'the Prineeires, arrived bye on the t tth at !even in the evening from Beckailtog.— The tin - illuminated, and the garrifon turned out. YeherdaT, after the parade, there was a levet at the Court, and in the Livening her Majelly held a draw• ing room. Today there was in a fimilar manner a levee held by the Heir Apparent. FRANK/VAT OM THE M•INE, Nov. is.—Our roads are again elfve with military (ince form days. yer. terday and io-day Italian troops marched on, and this eiveding came !lying artillery, and a great park at artillery. All thefe go with the utmoft expedi tion to thigreat army, to where rate has &terrain. a the occurrence of the feerand ae of the dreadful tragedy now performing On the theatre of w ar . g o v: I 5 .-0 1 ; the clay before yefterday the great guns, Mulketi, ammunition Wigkons, tic. were con. Randy arriving from Pica Calrel, Riegenvayn, Etc conftfling of thofe takin from the Eletbr, Thes were all put on Ow.; fur 14:rstal 'Yesterday and to clat, ir, like . inanntr, the CAnnoti of the fortifica- • . " . , tions of Hanau, and the ago. found in a the atf there, were flipped SP 4 fens to the ( "me PlAcc. --- Since the dessei-sore of the greater part of our soli fon, en.. inhabitants do duty. MAINZ, Nov. t3.—An order of the day of the Grand Army makes known, that 58,500 great coats are to be diaributed to the id, 3d, 4th, stb, both, and 7th Corps, and to the 28th Light Infantry Re giment, of which the city of Frankfort on the Oder mull (apply 0000, Berlin io,coo, Stettin' anon— ' 12,000 are to be taken from the magazfoes at Berta, end 27,000 from thofe found in Leip6g. The Paris papers mention that forsie'of the Empe ror's Equerries are on their wey for Proins se take horfes for the Imperhil MO, • DICIDIN, Nov. —The Wirtembeeg Cordage= army, from ten to 1r1,015 - neen areas* , entered this *pre the 3d inearefemder the enanindof Fele arfhal Lieutenant liken . Von Secltendorf. There are nine regiments qt ldfantry, three of cavalry, and fonwartillery. The Governor of the - tiry, WV= 'rhiard; went out with hi fuite to me lt them, and acentnpanied them to tba pretence af- , isiersidedoral Highnefs our gracious Pence. • Witlbt:e°o 4.6 2 A. bah and fonettanasit, of. tbeiercroopev.tiertt little appearance telt 'nfatign of holptfab/Fi: Tbellectned diNgisatiaials here,. Worn% -as the f•wt h c ' er 'Ne ae rf tigi Mdi l efeS t fte**/ break tig. thi.trebrigaria Ind tat asseab4allio day, the lait neatest of tht` h 614 '6lll tit this moment. Tit/tritops of ear beloved Sovereign mounted all the goardsageht yeßerdey, and toner tpw.the compass:o;ond, duty. *is . 'talus.. OCT. w . tflantint snivel .0 1 ladaT evadoi >lt the Prilioeltilanc•aad,Ailolt Andy to-day fur Italy. The Read, troops are march- P V"P bc " 11 " 1, D a l 4t l Nttaistligifirs by rine, I I -714 gvfaugtafAL 2 -4 . - . - X.otintm . 14 - 41•41 ii MIT . oftfelrieriewt .. l) fAr d l!..) , ) A sputa =tit Town 1 " - mei O 9 sToCittiitti okt cripprEimm, eonrou, fee Flee/. mtr e rj e dk aimb• Omnlom *to pros Exchequer Bills, roe Cords Omit this preeereasertelionds. MICE OF STOCIF loft beck fog di vet I par Com sib lah,. as. dit sift spa an MIL par • 4 por Ow.' Set Midi= igt 5 Per C- 94f fat 954 for ac! 1941 footio bay Aim' 16 $ lei • rr ") • Paris journals dowit.gg.;abe emit tit , inclufive, haws. bees received. 'Pb.fet is not mike regular+, but we have been able to fele& Come striae. that are inteteiling. • - Some intelligaisfahir alto bait- swayed from France, brought '44 who !Moly left that couotry, end hos astived. in Londea." He Haters that previoufly to his depictors he read Paris Pipers of the itle glt, containing the porticidare of AN A RMASTICE BETWEEN the FRENCH an 4 PBUOTAXL I The chief conditions of the Arrniflice azitaieldi the Country oa the lefi of lie Fylrela 'kaki reollailo 141*A Affirm of the French till the Cotteltfion of Peace t mod tire the Ruffeane Ihoold wet kr allowed to rawea is aay . f the Prediait dominion. If there be any trieib in the above, the time Ili" the departure of the 04A from Prutpa mug best a confiderable diflance t for the Thirtieth Bulletin pittlys fame light on the terms Mei* pi 1 . iafjßl oa b NAPOLIOII as • hut -a two • • ' 'TO" THE BASIS OF r A GENERAL PEACE. .• • " The French Army will not quit either Poland or Bee. lin, until the Porte flail balm dent is the full ewe* of ite independence, nor until Wallachia and ifoldaviafloall have Lan declared to belong is complete !overfills,' to the Porte. " The French Army viii not quit Rerlin, intil the l'of. Mew and Colonic, both Spcuulh and Dutch, and Freteth, /hall have been given up, and a General Peace nosmit!! 1 1 ." • from theta declara:inns we may conjeepre what Cott of a Peace Bo AAAAA TB will be difpnfed to =rant to this Country and to the World. What be can mean by giving to the Porte its fall extent of lode peridence, awl by declaring that Wallachia and Moldavla (ball in future belong to it in complete fo vereignty, we cannot tell, uolefs he intends, by flak tering the Turkith Government, to open a paftage more eafily to our poftersons in India. The Bulletin to which we have alluded is dated the loth of November. After Kitting that burgh furrendered on the Bth; that s6,ocso men, and nearly 800 pieces of cannon, had been captured t it proceeds to inform us, that Prince Jeaosta had di tched Brigadier General Le se ayas, with aOOO hot*, to blockade Giogau, the capital of Uppst Sikfla that the Prince, after covering hlinfclf ,with glory by fea, had now become a warrior' by land, and was pleated to bellow an eulogium on the concluq of the Bavarian Cavalry ; and that General beam , had in• veiled Qlogau with his clivifinp on the 9th, when a parley was opened for its furrender. • Killl3l DA,OUST entered Pofen on the loth. He was highly fatis6ed wit► the fpirit which animates the Poles. We silo learn from die Thirtieth Bulletin. thai. th e Advanced Guards of four Columns of RutEia Troops, 0 ty,ooo each, had besup to enter the Prot. flan States by Georgenburgh, Glodao, &c. Etc. and