Star. — London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

I _ By letters from Hanover of the t tth iaßant, either that day or on the suds ty,ooo French troope,pruhably from the Dutch army, were erpefled there, to pro ceed farther to Lonenburgh, he. In the latter place the firft divifion arrived on the 13th inR. 7000 men Ilrong. Betides 01naburgh, YeTer, he. the Gallo, &mein army has alfts taken pullet:lion of Bunke• burgh. Mueller andWellphalie will, it is raid, be the future felicitate of the King of Holland. On the tft inft. the Emperor of Auftria iffued an edit t for levying taxes, in which he declares his refo lotion to maintain the [trifle! neutrality and preferve the blelllngs of peace to his fuirjeets. 'A courier has been knt to General Bellegarde, in Dalmatia. with new inftruftions how to at with regard to Boccha di Cattero. 'lira French and Proffian armies which the poor city of Lubec has been obliged to maiotain for fevers! days, we ellinsated at near 100,000 men. Pavan Oglou has invaded the Lefler Wallachia. Bekir Paths, of Bofnia, commands the Tufkith army dikiplined in the European manner. ALTONA, NOV. so. His Serene Highnefs the reigning Duke of Brunt wick died this day at Ottenfen. about two in the afte►noon; a total exhaaftion of ftrength. occafioned by recent circomfiances and by his wound, termi nated the life of this illuftrious Prince.—He was bora in 1735. HESSE, NOV. 6. Baron de Mallboorg has left Cadel with a particu lar snifGan for the French head gamier'. The city of Caffel has made a prefent to Martlfil Monier of four fine hocks. The French troops °bitty( the greats* dikipline. A Muficlan, who robbed a woman, was (hot before the Leipfick Gate. The Officers of the Heflian Re. gloms have been ordered to Caffrl, where they will receive their ulterior orders. • AU the inhabitants of tbia_city mon give up their ruins under pain of death. BARONY, NOVEMBER 7. A French or Bavarian gartifon will loon take poi. fton of the farmers of konigitein. Oar Eleitor has united hlmfelf to the Confedera• tioo of the Rhine, and will &milk a body of troops to it ; he acme gives a great quantity okannon and bodes to, the French army. The report that the P o ldtor of Hat had agreed to the confederation of the Rhine, and was to pay fixteen millions of liars% hefides (tanning twelve thoufand men for the On. P' tippet, requires confirmation. These is an unfounded report that Marian troops have unnrchod into Voigtland. SCHONEBECIC, NEAR MAGDEBURG, NOV. I. Magdeburg has capitulated, after a fourteen days blockade, and a flight bombardment. Including the lick and wounded, the gartifon was ao,ooo Strong ; they are all made prifoners of war, and wilt search on the t ith from Magdeburg to France. Along with Lieutiment General Mien there were eighteen Generals in the fortrefs. and at teat Soo pieces of artillery. Tie uses,s belonging to the Con federation of the Rhine, which are in and near Er furt, will form the new garrifon of Magdeburg. Martial Nay marches on the t3th, with his troops through Berlin towards Polio. The French troops were received with indefcribitie enthufiafin at Pofen. Hen follows the capitulation of Magdeburg. By the fourth article, all the foldiets are to be fent to France as prifoners of wary the officers are to be prifoners on parole, and thole who have wives and children are to be allowed to remain in Magdeburg if they pleafe. I BRANDENBUROH, NOV. IL It is Paid that the Emperor will quit Berlin to morrow, with his fuperS guard, in order to advance further. There will only *cumin in the city a weak divifion of troops. A Militia is otganitmg in order to snfore the fafcty of tlic toads, and the property in the futrounding country. The Adminifiration of Berlin is corfided en fizty Citizen% The Bookfeller Lagarde is Prefident, and there are Infidel fix Direßora. ' The territory of Tempelbing, belonging to Count Hirdenbetg, near Frankrort on the Oder, has fuf fered much by the war The intendant General Darn has been appointed Mminitlrator General of the territory of Brunfwick. The Prince of Benevento occupies the cattle at Berlin; the Prince de Neufchatel, the King's Palace ; the Secretary of State Marv, the Hotel of the Minifier d'Hardenberg ; General Oudinot that of Count de Holgwits ; and the Grand Treafurer Ellett, refides with the banker Oppenheimer. Tie body of Prince Louis of Priam is to be con: veyed limn Saa•feld to Berlin, and &poked in the vault of the Cathedral. Nov. I Dabrowfky has already left Berlin I , t eider to proceed to Poland. A quantity of arms 'Lice beerrtaken from the Arfenal of Berlin. , It is ,:onfideittl# flared that on the B.h infi. an artifice O M remanded far an unlimited period between Du roc and General &tiros.. Tellerday part - of the con tribution revied upon Berlin was to have been paid. DANTZTC. OCT. 31. There arrive here daily inhabitants from and even from Stettin. The Prince Royal of Pruffia, the Princelks Wilhelrnine of Solrns, Braunfels, and ..t /land; the racial poi office, and the iaf h e Escellenay the Mitiifter of Stall, Count de Sltlnbar, gebnea. are here. We hear nothing faid of the Prusfian and Ruffian armies. We received no letters by the Taft poll (rem Berlin. ELSINEUR, NOV. 4. Oa the sft intent, a veffel arrived here from Swinemunde, with the Count de Noftita, M. SAit venfieben, and feveral other ?ruffian Officers, who laid quitted Stettin. A veffel has alto arrived in our toad from Colberg, with very valuable effects. The 114 troy from RufGa to Berlin has paired tluough Copenhagen. HOLSTEIN, NOV. 6. Our country having become the theatre of tome military events, a confiderable body of troops has advanced to maintain the neutrality of our frontier. Nov. 7.—The corclun of Danifh troops is confider• ably ftrengthened tome works are alto thrown up. The dragoons at Siegberg hive brpke up. On the 4th inftant an Englifh cutter was lying near Gluck ftadt. Yellerlay an affair took place between a detach ment of the Danifh advanced ports and fume French troops, near Stockelfdorf, in confequeuee of a mil take, which, being immediately cleared up, the troops parted ins friendly manner. No'. i3.—Tbe report that the Imperial Roman Ambafador, M. Alopeus, had pared throtigh Copen hagen is unfounded. His Excellency is at Scblefivigi where the Prince of Weimar has arrived. - HANOVER, NOVEMBER so. This day intelligence was brought htsre by a French courier, on his way to the King of Holland, that Magdeburgh had furrendered by capitulation, and was at this moment in the hands of the French. Twelve thoufatsd rations of bread, s.nd a great quan. City of meat, were yefterday fent to the French army before Hameln. Nov. is.—The country of Buckeburg was taken poffeffion of by the French on Sunday left ; the few troops were difarmed. The Duke of Brunfwick Otis has arrived at Al. tons. • NRUSTADT, NOV. t. It is poiftble that the weak in which were em barked the Swain' troops, may be Caved, but unfor tunately k is not very probable, as the wind is flill contrary, and Lubec is taken. The troops which cfcaped, and which have entered here to obtain pru vifions, the 'eels laden with pravillons net having arrived from Lubec, are two (quadrons of dragoons of Smoland's, a company of grenadiers, and the greaten part of the men and hotfes belonging to the flying artillery. Thole of whofc fate we are ignorant are (even companies of renadiers, two (quadrons of the dragoons of Stnoland, and 6 pieces of cannon of the flying artillery. Theft fatter troops were com manded by the Chief of Brigade Count de Horner, of whom we are alto without intelligence.—(7kry hue leen taken prVenert.) STETTIN, N0V...4. tobe ne r e v n e e r b y ethnitneg"dis this ra i n p ci l u a i c l e ' o r n he th La 3 d ot in h g o o f f vet. (k Fels goes on in its efual ; The French obferve very fltiet difcipline here.— The manner in which we have received there troops, has ended us from paying any contribution. All jseivare property- is to be refpetted r that belonging • to the King only is to be feized. MINTZ. NOV. 6. The treafure of the King of Prams, which had been taken to Stettin, has fallen into the hands of the rrench, on their entering that city. FROM THE BANJO) OF THE MAIN, NOV 7. The little fortrefe of Plaffenburen, near Wen .bach, (till holds out : a (irony cannonade was heard from that quarter, at Nurernburgh, on the night of eOl of this month. • A Franconian Paper pretends that the King of Pruffla has affembled the troops that are hill found in Eall PrufGa, of which he has formed a body of, thirty-three battalions, and forty-fiva hinadt uns, and that this corps has commenced its march. FRANKFORT, NOV. I. The political fnuation of the Eleanrate of Heffe bib again fuddenly changed. The cannon of the for. trefs of 11413411 were on the point of being tranfported to Mayence, when a courier brought orders that al fairs mould remain on their former footing. It is Race noderftood that Helre has acceded to the Con federation of the Rhine. The Eleetor, it is Rated, is, to pay 16,000,cc0 of limes, and to furnifh a contin gent of t 2,000 men. The HelLan furloughs are re called. Forty men are to be drafted from each corm. pang to complete the contingent. It io laid, that a Fort of our garrifon will fet out the day after tomorrow, for the purpufe of occupy ing the fortrefs of Spandau. General De Trefhow is amosga the number of Fruition ptifoners arivcd hcrc. TRIESTF. 001. if Yefierday au Officer of the Regiment of Kerpcn arrived here, as a Courier, with important difpatches to the Governor, and immediately after Lieutenant nicher was fent off to Dalmatia, will frelh orders for General Bellegarde, who is lying at anchor with his troops near Calamatta. On the fame evening, large armed merchantman called the lllria, failed, under the Au!lrian c.lours, for Spain. Ocr. 18.—We are conk:v.ly blockaded by the Englifk. A Greg numb:r of Aoki .n fOldias Gaye arriycd Isere from Spain, who were made ptifoners by the ' French feTerallears sal, and fent into the Spanifh territory, where they were obligei to go into fervice. Their term being now out. they havoliglhed to their own country. I .1 VIENNA, OCTODRIttg.' On the lath of September, the Grand Vizier and Mufti, with feveral other perfons, were deporid; mad the former put under arreG. Paiwan Oglou has Mi tered Little Wallachia with his corps. PETERSHUROH, OCT. E. The Court Gazette of yeßerday contains the fel lowing Ukafe, dated the tßth of September (old Ryle) addreffed by his Imperial Mej:fty to the di. reefing Senate : v By the Manifefto of the 3oth of Augur!. we have made hoewn the prefent btuatiost of affairs in Europe, end elle oar particular views. Aduated by thole principles which we have sanounted, we have judged it proper, in the midit of •he new, dansen which menace Europe, not enly to complete our army, in order to fcture the rentral tranquillity, and our we in par. titular, but atfo to reinforce It by regimenu of new creation. We therefore order, that there bq levied throughout the Empire four recruiteert of every Eve bandlreill fouls, the levy to amt. mence althea of November anst..mOvowrodwato on the lig of January agss."—{ rhea Mow the piodedir rezniatioterlff this o”tesseses] THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a. I PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Co f .la, roe roomy, 6c}} —(or Jan 61 14—.0anniumn 3i • Misted 6o}}—Etchequer Eilla, par to 0. prem. ‘ , PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask Rack Its Slii att. I India Stack Os " 3 per Cent. Red Ann.6o6 6o} India Banda Is. prem. • 3 per Cent. Con( 61 6cf 61 Exch./SIM. la. 3•. pr. 4 Per Cent 01H omnitnn t prom. s per Cent. Navy 96 951 I Englint Tickets 191. 'p. Lung Ann..l7if 3-16 I Conf for ace 6r}}} We yellerday laid before our Readers Inch curses u the time would allow, from the Hamhurgh Mail that had arrived before our Paper was put to profs. Another Mail arrived loon after, and thi* morning another one was received. fo that the firs three of the five that were due have arrived. The principal part of our columns are this day filled with details of the havoc, ruin, and miler y that has overwhelmed the Pruffian Monarchy. Not a man of the Pruffian army that was in tbe battle of Auerfladt has ekaped death or captivity. The army of the Duke of Weimar, and the corps commanded by Prince Euc ins of Wirtemberg, with feveral others, have (hared the fame fate. In (port, not a fink PrufLan foldier is now in arms on this Gde the Oder. All the garrifon towns on this fide the Oder have fallen in facceffion ; many of them after but little reGßance. Hameln, in Hanover, has likewife cap i• ',slated to Louis Bo AAAAA Ira, and all Hanover is occupied by his troops. Th. whole territory from ' the Elbe to the Oder, and to the Baltic, in every di re/lion, is in the complete poffefiron of the enemy. Even Magdeburg, which ought to have been able to have good a long liege, was only blockaded for fourteen days, when it furrendered without alenoll firing a mot. The booty . foond there was imnienfe— more than (even millions Reeling. every one that was able having fent their molt valuable effeets and trea lure to this city, as a place of f‘fety. Prince }IOI4IIILOH i's letter to the Ktmc of Pius- sti details the difaliers that betel the army under his command. He had neither bread, forage, or ammu nition. The hihabitants of Lubec have been atoll osfor tunate. General BLUCHIR, after the furrender of Prince Honsasomr, altered his rano. with the view of drawing the French, who were purfuing him, from the Oder, and from the heart of the Prof Kan monarchy, to gain time for prow netting fist fortree and to facilitate the junction of the troops along with the King of PRUSSIA, with shore of the Emperor ARIZ ANDER. The detail General BLUCHER gives of his operations, is higirly intereflinz, but fuch a fatality' hat followed every movement of the Proffians, that all his exertions were unavailing, and for the inha bitants of Lubec moll difaftrous. In his retreat he reached that neutral City on the sth, and took "of. lemon of it on the day following. The French car ried it by form, and the place fuffered the moll dreadful calamities from an enraged foldiery. It was with difficulty their barbarity was checked by their own Generals, feveral of whom were wounded io the attempt. ' At Lubec, 1,070 Swedint troops were taken pri. loners by the French. They were embarked on the Trave, but could net get away owing to contrary I winds. The furrender of &voila finiflies the cataflrophe of the PrulEan army on this fide the Oder. The corps of MVIll•T, Biltil•DrlTTN, and SOVLT, with that of Nor, which took Magdeburgh, have in part marched towards Berlin. Loots B - cupio Hanover and Weliphalia. Oldenburgh has been (cited in the name of the KING of Honnaan, and the uhnon alarm every where prevails.— Elsfleet, and all the paffes of the Wefer have been occupied by the enemy. Varel has, how ever, for the prefent been again evacuated. It was by mere accident that Hansburgh eloped the dilmal fate of Lubec, fur General &Aiello once thought of proceeding to Hamburgh. By the IA accounts, however, they were a good deal tranquil lised. It is laid Harnhurgh will not be molded.— The trade of the . Ei'ite to Berlin is allowed to go on . - : . F r . . t i ,t al ufuat. At 'DAC rA? tisk itleit were raved trohdrefene'bi' ll4.l r ' reeill,, ,""*., q ~ 1 3 Illirri probable. '''.` • ..;, ..„1, 1,, There-ens a report at Iliniburib ., t* if . • 7 1 ball Gieec! conclude'', but it is nos, Wrrise bt, lief ssditlees. General ZAISSO IS PegOClAting 111; Dusoc. IS is laid that Bo AAAAA r s propOika to:sleeve the King of Profile little cite but Proffitt Proper. 0 The kingdom of Poland is to be again reflored Who would have thought this event poffible at the time when by a moll unpsft and wicked confederation its territory was divided by three powerful teigh hours. who molded to have united thernfelves only for the maintenance of religion. order. and good, government I The fob verflon of Poland. and famine Of its tea Ittiele,, gave the example of :!tat unpin cipled rapacity which has fince been let look up Europe. • The cup has at laa come round to 41,Gie who filled it. One of them took a large draught nt it a year ago—another has jolt drank deep of it—bup who are to drink the dregs, only Ha knosietb who 'glob in Heaven, and doeth among the inhabitants of the earth whatfoever feemeth gond in his fight. . Mt. VICK, a King's Mcllenger, arrived left sight frnen Haruburgh. , A nevi Pierre made his orefie.jall Wight, at Drury 'Lane Theatre. bin his receptiom alas Eat favnuieble. In the cafe of Gil-LITT o. Marrnearr, in the Court of Common Pleas, the Conditional Rule for a new Trial, obtained by Mr. Mawstax, was yefterday made alrfolute. Two men have been committed by Mr. Mints, the prefiding Magiftrate at Worlhip•ttrciet Police Of fice, on fulpition of being concerned in die Mlltdee of Mr. Si ass..ltan, tklauldlon 041410611101h0c bask. • . 1 -.1 t. ?Atm* **a *ow ifelit h Cap;oio Ornigm. 9‘llbe brig Ann, dated Opnam, oat enSer 6, 1806.—d 4 . am now up at e damage of our cargo will, from appearaneesiqict trifling. 'lt Is reported th it the Robe' t and Elisliab wits talen,and carriel into Camida, or Guide, in Sptin. Nothing Woos guns, and the valour of °or people. prevented IldelEtti mg the fame fate ; we had *much ado to beat nra row boat, near Villa de Conde, and ofed all our powder. The Wakefield,Captaia Bane', is loft our Villa de Conde. Captain and two people Laved. A Fadory Meeting will be held to-morrow, to petition for a convoy. Since I wrote the above, Capt. Curry, f the Robert aid Elizabeth, is arrived over land from Bayonne." Coax EICHANCII, MKKX-LAIIS, Nov. se.—Wheat is here in middling (upplies, and this trade is dull in tales, nearly at lad prices, but fine old is much in demand for mixing, and readily fetches coos. per quarter—Barley of good quality is dearer—ln Malt and Beans of both forts, little variation—But few White Peas, which are at better price—There are very few Oat arrivals, thofe of the beft quality are rather d and the terms of Flour continue with out alteration. NNN CaIItENCT AS ONDIt. WAllt.spl 6111 Its 'per qr. • Grey Pule elssu od Fine Ditto, Sp as Beans. 440 y s 6 . 04 Rye. (Ism) zos 4 65 Tick Dice, 37. 435 ed. Sarkis AM 43' Mi. tliikisro64.• Malt. 7 0, 78a od 1 t at Tro 3u3 ae Ad White Peas (bolters) Os Its aged set 2111. Fine Hour yos to 7311. do to ?co pet GENERAL ELECTION....NBVIDI.ESEX—PIAtestat Das . The Poll finally doted yellerday, at three o'clock. when the *umbers were— William mem, Erg. - 3213 Geirge Bin{, - 5 3 0 4 Sts &antis Burdett - 1197 The Sheriff then declared Mr. Mizzisa and Mr. By No duly elefted. Lift of Members returned, in addition to chore al -1 ready given : BA II rt (County)—Right Hnn.Sir W. Grant. Dv —John Mets, lifq I (Cosin.y)..-Hon W. Motile. Linsitica (County)—Hon.W. (tan, Lieut Col. O'DylL TO THE Eptrolt or flu STAR. - - - The Friends of Lieutenant General Vrsa being defirous of coatradiaing the report of his Death, which has beat •ery confidently aliened In fume of the DaUy Papers, for the low paltry purpofc of promoting the little miferable policy allot ' tioneering influence,and which has etc ifionA much inmievuskstet to (cereal Gentlemen, who, in confequence of that report, have offered thentfilvas as Candidates for the honour of reprefesting this molt ancient and refpedhableSorough In Parliament—You are requelhod to infest your Paper the following Copy of a Letter from Lientenanant General Vyfe to ore of the above-mentioned Gentlemen, deceived by the 414 Report. To --...—, Ertl. Beverley, Nov. t 3, 1136. Si a—l am much concerned that I was deprived, by being from home, of the pleafure of feting you, when yen did me the honour of calling upon me yefterday morning. and was Rill more fo to find, when I called at your Inn this morning to pay my refpcfts to you, that you bad left this place. l am Corry that any falfe Report of my Death, for whatever par pa fabricated, or by whomever promulgated, Mould have *melon • ed you any unneceffary trouble. For the momentary uneafina. which Inch an illiberal impation on t►eir credulity, may have given to the few whole frientithip or partiality may interea them in the mittence of ono of fo little eonfequenee as myfelf, I am like wife lorry; but whUft I derpire the Mallow artifice of the perfnn Who Co uric:Kelt:di) , robbed me of my life, I &sold be ungrateful in the higheft degree, did I not endeavour to do juftice to the dexte rity of the Executioner employed by him ; for I can allure you, Sir s that the ad.lrefs of the Affidfin, fo effedlually eo-opc with the wilbes of his employer, that I did not linger one moment in (a patite or rain, or endues the flighteft agony or torture. So red den, Indeed, was the moment of expiration, that the only fend • met which then madc any impretlion on my mind, (however proper it may appear to leave the world w►th the impredlon of Inch am uncharitable fentiment on the mind) was the molt ineffable contempt. To tt. e obligations for which lam indebted to him for to much Lindner's, I beg leave to acknowledge the additional one which I owe to him, for procuring me this opportunity of affuring you, Sir, of the belt reglad' of your molt obedient bumble fer- Iwant, (Signed) R. VYSE. tit aill RI FM On the atb of September kit, at Smyrna, Mils Mitbiell Slam to William Malt'. EN. LONDON: Printed and pubhibed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can tetioury-Pbce. Lembeth),at the STA a•Orirtve, No. I, Care - Erna. ?allay:4 ails at *be sutra ()nice, Tanplc !Ur. r