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'W'' F NIPRZEItMOI4, OCTOBER 3: Yefterday the Eleftor of He& arrived at the head quarter; of the Ring of Profße at Namnburgh. By this circulatiance, vAtions reporu are completely refuted. The Elethefe had pleriouily arched at Natunbarg. MUNICH, SEPTEMBER, s?. - - - The divifirin of General Deroi is affembling here, zed that pf General Wrede, ty,ooo ftrong, is affem. Ming at Eiehltadt ; a►ben the former fhall be com pleted znd organized, it will occupy a camp of obfer wation between the great roads from Salzbou►g and Auftria. The fortrefs of Kufßein and Oberhaufen, near Palrau, have been reinforced by one battalion.— The French will continue to occupy Brannan. - LORD LAUDERDALE. v We have already announced his Lordfhip's arrival in town. He left Paris on Thurfday afternoon, and flept that night at Chantilly. It is to be obferved that the Noble Lord afked for paffports at the time that the Emperor fet out for the army, and from that moment all negotiation eeafed. PalTports were not refuted, but they were not granted ; and, it &ems obvious that it was the policy of the French Empe• ror to endeavour to gain time, in the hope of mak• ing a compromife with the Krim of Plusses, and to keep the Englifh Minifter at Paris as a colour to his intrigue. Tt turned out, however, that powers had been left with CRAMP AGNY at Paris, to grant paff ports to his Lordfhip, fhoeld he apply for them—a cirucmftance of which neither his Lordfhip nor the Britifh Government had any information ; upon being officially applied for, however, they were im mediately obtained as above, and Lord LAUDS aoaLl quitted Paris in 24 hours afterwards. In the interim, all hopes of peace having vaniflted, our Government had Mud orders for the experi ment to be made uponßonlogne which was attempted Wedneflty night—to prevent the French from marching all their troops from the coati, as they did laft year. This is a wife meafure, and we believe will be perfevered in, ani we have every hope that in the end the d:flrudion cf the flotilla will be effeCted. The impreffion which this unexpeeled attack made upon the enemy may be judged by the effe6s. When Mr. Ross, the meffenger, arrived on Thurf. day with difpatches for Lord LAUDIRDALI, it was with the uttnoft difficulty that he could obtain per miffion to land. He was conveyed in a dole -glut cabriolet to a Hotel, and was detained the whole day at Boulogne. At night he was allowed to pro ceed ; and he met Lord LAVDSROALL at Amiens, where his Lordfhip Rept on Friday night. The No ble Lord difpatched Mr. SCOTT. before him, to apprize Minifters of his having let nut ; but on his arrival at Saumur (the fecond port on this fide Montreuil) Mr. Score was put under arreft by lix gem; d'armes, who detained him until LardLeutortenatta and Suite came up; a troop of horfe then condutled them toßoutogne. An officer even took a feat in theNobleLord's carriage. Atlitulogne he flept on Saturday night, and on Sun. day forenoon be and his faire were marched through a double file of mufqueteers to the boars in which they embarked, tp treput on board the CLYDI frigate. All the people ist i 4logne turped out to behold the march home of the Englifh Ambaffador, and though it teemed to be theearnefl defire of General le Baum the Commander in .Chief, to thew difrefgeit to the Noble Earl, there was nothing but forrow and difap pointment at the failure of the negociation mat ked on the face of the fpeaators. By fending Lord Lau. MU/ALI to Paris, Knitters have given a convincing procf to the whole world how ferioufly they were dif poled for peace—but after the iffue which we have Peen, we fhould confider it as degrading to the cowl). try ever again to fend a negotiator to the enemy's capital, even if folicited fo to do in the moR preffing manner. Lord LAt/DiRDALI reached town yefterday, at half pals one o'clock. He then went to Lord Howece's Office. A Council was afterwards held, at which al moll all the Cabinet Minifters were prefent. Lord Launsena LE dined at Lord Hotstents, where like. wife molt of the Cabinet Minifters were of the party. THE ARMY. The force now proceeding to South America contißs BORDERS OF THE DANUBE, SEPT. 27. The frontiers of the Annuals Monarchy will be fo furnifhed with troops, that it will be eafy to at (amble an army on any point where it may be deftred. The principal force will he in Auflria and Bohemia. The whole army will be divided into four corps, which will be ftationed, the tft in Auftria Anterior, principal point Pettence ; the sd in Bohemia, prin. pal points Pilfan and Egra ; the 3d in Upper Auftria, principal points Wells and Salzbonrg . t the 4th, the Corps of Mem, remains here, principal point Min kendorf SE►T. xB.—The whole Bavarian army is ordered to break up, and will next week march to the deflina tion *Mired. In Bavaria and Wirtemberg the re cruiting is very adlive. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Owtng to the rat We of our Foreign intelligence, we are obliged topoftpone ast er anded Account of the Battle of Made tßito-eorrow. TUESDAY, OCTOBER vs. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Conrail, for money, 6 • li—..for account, 6 t ii. Osmium, anonty, 4}--tor arament 4t. kscbequer Ma, par. to is. pram. Navy S pet CMS. 93f. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock x sot exadix. Exch. BUla, Olds year) p 3s es 3 per Con. R. An. doll. prim. 3 per C. Coors Sal . 14611 LaR Nov. and Dec. Ex. Bills, 4 per Cwt. Ontiffe Tata S per C. Navy A cranium. 433 4 long Ann. 17 1-1 Eneilli Tickets 191 17s. India Banda, axis. . Confola for ace 6tili _ . The Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday arrived yet terday evening—as did alto Paris Journals to the 9,h Ma. inclufive : and this day the Hamburgh mail due on Wednefday, and alfo a mail from Lilbon at the Poa Office. The letters by the laa mentioned mail will not be delivered out till to-morrow. The intelligence by other channels relate chiefly to the preparations for war which are now car4ing on on the Continent, and the movements of the refpeaive armies. No decla. ration of war has yet taken place on either fide, M. Leroux., though be has received his paffports, was Rill at Berlin on the 4th. The French Minifler, M. Du Raw o,has left Dreiden without takit,g leave, which is equivaleot to a declaration of hollilities. It is Rated, however, in letters from Hamm, of the loth Septem. ber, that a Pruffian General had been the bearer of a wary important letter, written by the King of Paus 11A'S own hand, to NAPOLION. This, indeed • is merely a report, but it appears in the Howburg6 Cor refpoodeot, not in the Paris papers. By the intelli gence from Frankfort, four days later than this re. port, it does ant appear that any thing was known of it, or that it had produced any effett. From any thing that can enable us to form an opinion, it keens that the ordinary modes of negotiation are at an end, and that if any farther attempt at amicable adjufl• anent is to be made, it will be through a new and di or Tea channel. At prefent, war appears to be refolyed and expeaed by both patties. The Paris papers alert that the Eleaor of fide is to remain -neutral. The German papers on the con• trary (late that he arrived at Nauenburgh, the King of Pruflia's head quarters on the rd of Oflober. if Co. he makes common caufe with Pruffia, as does alto Saxony. As to Ruffia there can be no doubt whatever ire. fpeaing the part fhe means to follow. The Malll. PIM of ALsx•MDtR, and the anfwer of his Senate, which'we have given in our fira page this day, is decifive on this point. The Pruffian army is Paid to be thus diaributed at prefent. The right wing, commanded by the Duke of Bausswice, was in the neighbourhood of Muhl hanfen ; the centre at Erfurt ; and the left wing under the Prince of Honer Lona, at Hof, on the Northern frontier of the territory of Bayreuth. The Saxons have joined the left wing under the Prince of Ronal/Lone. The corps defkined for the proteltion of Weaphalia form a feparate army under the com mand of Generals BLUCIIII. WSD!L, and Baum- TOT Z. The Swedifh troops form a line upon the Elbe. The French army, by the 4th of aftober, would be concentrated in the neighbourhood of Wart :burgh. Bo AAAAAAA is there, and lodged in the palace of the Archduke Prince of WuarzautoFl, brother of the Emperor of ANIMA. The French troops have oc. copied the place. Auctaasau's corps forms the left wing ; Blawatiorrs's the right ; the corps of Da •ousr, NIT, and L and the Imperial Guard, Ike. form , the centre. Part of Souses corps too has marched to Franconia. /11 It is difficult to form any certain opinion refpeaing .he part Maria may take in the coma, the accounts in the German and French papers are fo contradic. :ory. It is probable that that power will be guided 'mire!) by future cisessebaces., of the 6th Dvragoon Guards, fquadrons 9th Light Dragoons 17th ditto _ 45th Foot 87th ditto 118th ditto ysth ditto. and $ Companies of Artillery jib Foot 16th ditto 400. ditto BrivAlles Generals Sir Salamis ACUUUTT and CIAWIFOLD. among the prifoners front the three frigates brought into Plymouth, are many fine young German recruits, who are entering the sth battalion of the both regiment, and into the different battalions of the German Legion. Many of the French prifoners, officers as well as men, particularly of the Artillery, have offered to come into the I3ritifh fervice. Their offer is now under the conlideration of Government. The gallant Marquis of Hooray, accompanied by Lord CooIIWALLII, and fome ocher friends, is now on a nifit to his old difitiet, the Aberdeen, where he was received with open arms. In that quarter, Lord H is literally adored by all ranks. That fine corps, the 24th Light Dragoons, com manded by Colonel Haricot, arc now on their march from Winchefter, for the coal', fuppofed for foreign fervice, and no corps can be more ready for it. The loth and 82d, now on their paffage from Ire land, will meet probably the Bth and 79th, on a fo reign expedition. If fufficiently recovered, the 89th may join them, with a regiment of cavalry. Part of the sth and 6th, and the whole of the 7th and Bth battalions of the German Legion, having been difembarked, are now on their march to Win. defier, where the 7th regiment has already arrived. The Ruffian fquadron at Portfmouth has 1 000 troops on board. The camp has been broke up at South Sea Corn. mon, and the North York, North Devon, and North Hants, have come into quarters. The 35th and 32d regiments lately marched into Cerk. The syth is mentioned as one of the regiments for the Weft Indies. This regiment has been fume years in Ireland, and is there what the 4oih, pd, and 43d are in this country—for this, Brigadier Ge• tura! Elyorr has much credit. The Duke of MOIIIIOI2 is at prefent in command of hislfine regiment in Dundee, as is Lord MAIIII. et sLo with his very line corps, the Perthfhire Militia, at Ramfgate. We are glad to learn that the regi• ment in which the typhus fever appeared fo fuddenly and fo fatal at Ramfgate, is now recovering. The part of the 4th heavy dragoons. which were at Portfmouth under Major DaLatac, have marched from thence, for Chichefler. We have jun heard that another expedition 014000 men is immediately to be formed, and will be fent off with difpatch. THE NAVY. The following is the official bulletin of the health of Sir SASIUSL HOOD, as prefented to his MAJESTY by Lord Hoop, on his return from Ryde, in the Ile of Wight, on the Bth of Oftober : Sir SAMUEL HOOD'S health la fo greatly Improved within the left three or four days, as to admit of his walking in the village. The Rate of ►ls ftump Is fo ftatterlog, as not only to rendar it more than probable that be will be well In a fortoight, but that he will be capable of embarking In a [hotter time. (Signed) C4OlOll VANCII Su eons, R.N." RtClllllO DALRY Lady HOOD it almoft recovered from the nearly fatal accident the met with on firft going en fee Sir S. HOOD at Spithcad. Lady HOOD daughter of the Earl of SIALTDITH. The (hips proceeding with the two wades to South America are the Aantir, of 64 guns, the Usicoaa, Niacin, Tursas, and WINN, frigates, and the Pusoacr and CHII4WILL !loops ; and it is not im• probable, but that Sir SAIII7II. HOOO, who has been appointed to fucceed Sir How■ PO►HAY, may pro ceed with them in a 74. NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS. Captain, LILLIC IAP, HAMILINs, and HANCOCK are promoted to be Pott Captains. Lieutenants C. HARRIS, ERNWICK, J. MANIRT, LOCITIR, ned HAISIRICR, t ‘ tC promoted to be Commanders. Captain Daow ts is appointed to the Plo•er. •••••.. ARTIVIt to the Veliretus. W to the Centaur. Sir S. HOOD'. allp. A confiderable change is about to take place in the Admiralty. Admiral MARKHAM and Sir CHAIM!! PoLe go out, Caktain FREEMAN rLa and Sir ROGER CURTI, Come in j other changes are likewife talked of. NAUTICAL OTELLIGANCE. •• MAILS THIS DAY. ARR. oat. Am. 001. Dublin os I Gottenbursh 0 1 Weerfurd a a Hamborgb a 0 Liam' t 0 f PENZANCE, OCTOBFR is This day,at two o'clock, blotving a gale at E S E. the Pt INCI of WALI3 packet put inhere from Lifbon, landed the mail, alto ditpatehes from Earl By. VI a curs., and proceeded immediately for Falmouth.— The Dane. which arrived here yellerday, it called the Same', of Altos', Captain R. J. SM i r, from &nevi, with gums, for Tonningen, which the Superiorendant laid under the Rriftefi quarantine, in eonteguence of two of the crew having died on her homeward pat rage, and the Captain being now very unwell. rALMOLTTH. OCTOBER 11. Arrived his Majelly's fhtps lAIIEI%IIIOE, of g 8 guns, Captain CORBETT of 38, Captain Saar- YARD; PLOVER, of 18, Captain fisacocc; HAUGH TY gun biiv„ of vs, Lieutenant MITCNFLL, With a large fleet of trinfrorts with troops rn board for the Expedition under General Caswrosti; and CARO LINA armed brig, Denten:lnt DEASY, fr'm Ply mouth ; all i arrived the ince < 11Vales packet, Toon, with Mails from Lifbon, in t y days ; left there the Townfhend packet, and ihe under the command of Eatl Sr. Viscsar. The NI stRUD cutter, with difpatches from England, was ving into the Tagus as the P,ince of Wales left it ; the alt . .) fell in with, on the paffige home, the fleet which faded from hence under convoy of the Ricarowo gun brie, all well--'hey were then within two days fail of Oporto. Arrived the Sirius, RacHattostaa, from Liverpool; Nantwich, HALBOT. and BaQo, HATtRY, from Chepflow.—Sailed tie Prineefs Eli zabeth (2d), Captai , i FF ATH PISTON, with Maily for Malta and Gibtaltar.—Wind E. blows hard. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER is. Came in the Pruffian gallintt De Vrnw Aron', Captain VA11531. hnm Dantzie; Ruffian galliott Coorope, Capt. RAkTTOLIDO, from Dantzie ; Dane balk Cerea, Capt. Noun, from Longfound ; Mary Ann, Capt. CADIA, from Peterflaorgh, all with naval Ores, for this port ; and lasnizar gun brig, from the Weltward. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 13. Arrived the SPARROW floop of war, with a large fmuggling lugger, having on board i,OOO tubs of fpirits, feveral bales of tobacco, and cards. She is called the Reliance of Folkflone, and is quite new, and her fiat trip. She was taken by the boats of the S►aaßow, after rowing upwards of twenty miles. The crew of the lugger took to their boats, and got nn fhore.—Arrived the Catscsur frigate, and Viz.'s gun.brig.—Sailed the BOREAS floop of war.—Ar rived the ORIATIIS floop and Canso! gun-brig.—. Ships of war under Admiral Dovotast—Rotauca, Admiral's flag.thip ; Casimir frigate; Svaattow, and (hams, floops, and CENSOR, gun brig. Nine fiihing fmacks, under Pruflian colours, have arrived in thefe roads, detained by the North Sea fleet. DEAL, OCTOBER 53. Came down from Sheernefs yefterday afternoon, and failsd from the Downs this morning, the '1 vow- PaUSE (loop of war, wish the CLYDE frigate, Com modore OWEN. and feveral gun brigs, on a cruize off the French Coal! ; alto the Ear Lotion bomb. with the outward-bound, &c. under convoy for Portfmouth. Arrived the Vrxvw gun brig, from a cruize, and the AGAI4II6I/1014 man of war, from Sheernefs, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the (hips as per laft. Arrived and failed for the River. the Nelfon, Hu asoc a, from Antigua, and the (tveu CLa late. —, from Grenada.—Wind E. N. E. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY. The Autumn poop, and Manly gun brig, for the recapture of the George, February 18, zBos. will be paid to morrow, at No. le i , Upper Thames-area, and recalled every day for three months. The Saracen, for the capture of the Eagle, Augult zei, t Boy, will he paid at No. 38. Higli•itrcet, Partfmouth, every Monday and Thurfday for three months. The Ratter, for the recapture of the Crew I ke. September fp. ) 805, will be paid OA her arrival in port. and recalled at No. tB, Clement's Inn, every Tuefday and Friday for three months. The Star. for the recapture, of the Adventure, Argo, and Good Intent, Jemmy 31, tBo6, will be paid on board, on her arrival in pout, and recalled at No. 18, Clanert's Inn, every Tuefday and Friday for three maths. • The Profelyte and Fly, foe the capture of the Triton, Auguft 4, wm be paid on irlday pelt, the former at No. rB, Cle ment's Inn ; the latter at No. 28, Ilartlett's Buildings; and re called every Tuefday and Friday for three years. GENERAL MIRANDA. We have every reafon to believe, that the accounts contained in the American Papers lately received of the fuccefs of General MIRANDA'S Expedition are perfeilly corral. Intelligence corroborating the principal points has been received within there few days from St. Thomas's. It was tranfmitted about the latter end of Auguft, to a Gentleman in London, deeply interefted in General MIRANDA'S focal.. It is mentioned, that, loon after his landing, he was joined by a South• American Chief, with nearly ten 'thoufand men. This we confider the more likely, as we know that a perfon of this defcription was in this country for a confiderable time, refiding with ' General MIRANDA, whilft the expedition was plan' ning ; and about the time when the General fet off from Blackheath to America, to prepare the enter prize, this Chief took !hipping for South America, as it is now fuppofed, for the purpofe of forming a party to receive the enterprifing adventurer. The next Leeward Bland Mail, we have Rrong reafop to believe, will confirm all that we have Rated. A Council was yeflerday held on Lord LAUDER. Communications.—The following Members attended : Lord GRINVILLI, Lord HOWIC K. Lord Sintscia, Lord SIDIROUTH, Mr. WINDUARI, Lord H. PRTTY, and Mr. T. Oat mva Luc, Lord MOIRA. On Monday the Marquis of THOMOND had an audi. env: of His Wirers', and afterwards returned to his feat at Taplow.— Sir WILLIAM Scovx had alfo an audience of His Maims., for tome time, and af terwards returned to his feat at Harley Row. An Order of Council was received at Plymouth on Saturday, to flop the capture of PruiLan veffels, and to prevent the further detention (except under par ticular cireumilances of fufpicion) of velTels undcr the Knyphaufen flag. General CRAUTURD attended at Mr. Witinmares Office yellerday ; after which he had an audience of Lord Howict at the foreign Office, previou. to his letting off to join the Expedition. Yellerday, at three o'clock, a Board of General Officers was held at the Horfe Guards, upon Come at. rangements that are to be made in the Military Col lege, at Marlow. The Duke of Yoe took the chair. There were prefent, befides the Dukes of Karat. and Cassaatnoa, Generals HIWITT, CARTWRIGHT, CAL. 51ST, Baowmatoo, and a number of others. Yeherday afternoon, Mr. ELIOT, the Secretary to the Duke of BIDWORD, bad an interview with Lord GRENTILLi, at his houfe, relative to fome new ar• rangements to be made in Ireland. In the packet which brought over the Hamburgh Mail from Cuxhaven, came II fervant of Mr. ADAIR. He was the bearer of overland difpatches from India, which had been received at Vienna. The PORMACTS General have given direaions to the Agents at Harwich for the packets with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails to proceed dire& to Cuxhaven, as they did prior to the differences with Pruflia. This regulation will take place tu•morruw, with the Mails of that day. . . We are forry to heir tbAt General StNICOI is under the neceffity of returning en England, in confequence of ill health. He is coining home in the Illolttiout. The Earl of Sr. VINCIIIIT may be daily expelled to refunto the command of the Channel Fle4t. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. MONDAY, OCT. 13. Second Year. One third of a Subfcription of as t. each. for s yr olds carrying 811 51b ; 6 yr olds 811 1 ilb ; and aged 911. B.C. Ld Sackville's b. b. Basra, 3 yrs idd - g Mr D. Radcliffe's br, b. Orville. aged - s Mat Grafton b. m. Parafol, 6 yrs old . . dr 7 to .; agft Bullard. Sweepflakes of bogs each. D. I. Duke or Graf - too s Podargus. 81t slb Lord Foky's Kneehucklc, aft Mr R. Boyce's Achilles, aft 71b Two to t salt Podargus—s to 4 on Achilles. _ . Mr D Radcliffe 's Orville, 7ft 71b. beat Mr Mellifh's Sancho, acoits..—Sancho broke down—Four to it on Orville. Mr R. Boyce's Sr David boat Lord Foky's Sir Harry Died dale, Sit each. B. C. wegs—Two tot on 81r David. Duke of Grafton's 1. Vanity beat Mr R. Boyee'a Malvollo, 1111 each. Ab. M. amp—Even betting. Sir C. Bunbury's Lydia, 8R Kolb. beat Lord Foley's Little Peter, Eft sib. Ab. M. ;pegs 11. to 4Mt Lydia. Mr R. Boyer 's Curryentob,llft. beat General Gower's Swirlier, Bft 51b. Two yr ri!d C. wogs b ft v—Flve to aon Currycomb. Mr Watfon's Dreadnought, 22 ?lb. beat Mr Parne's Tudor. yft 91b. Ab. M. soop b. ft —Five to 4on Dreadnought. Mr. Parne's Tudor, yft. re lb. beat Mr. Menilles Jerboa, yll.Sit Ab. M•sop—Slz to a on Tudor. Lord tiackville's Bullard, rec. gage. from Mr. Meflifh's Czar Prler, Sit. ;lb. each. 11. C. soca% Mr. Howortb's Planugcnet, yft. roe, ft. from Mr. Mel. 11th, Sancho, 81t 1.31 b. Ab. M. coop. h. ft. Mr. Witfon's Sally, yft. tolb. rec. argil. thirn Mr. Mellifla'a Comrade, yft. elb. Two yr old C. ao'p. b. R. Mr. R. Boyce's b. e. Malvolio, by Precipitate, agft Ld Stawell'a e. Deceiver, lift. sib. rub. Ab. M. toog,. Off by cogent. Mr. Mellftz's Bedale, Eft. Sib. rec. yoga frost Ld P. G. Olbom'a Sour Croat, U. Two yr old C. loop. h.ft. Mr. R. Illoyce's Cardinal Beaufort, SR sib. Agit Sir J. Sellers Sir I, au ne dot 7ft. 'db. R. M. soap. b ft. URby emost. Mr. R. Boyce* Adller, /R. I :lb. agft Mr. Watfes's Vagsbeed, a bib. hf. 'goo b. ft. Uff.