Star. — London, England, 1806-01-11 00:00:00

- _ AUOSBUROH, DEC. 21. I be Yeßerday, whi c h d ec id e d t h e f ate o f t hi s Ci ty, w i ll a remarkable day in the annals of the German •• I Empire. Doe:pettedly, in the afternoon, three hun dred of the Bavarian troops, font and boric, entered thiscity. accompanied by a Civil Officer, Baron Wild man, who informed the Magifirates, that his Electo ral Highnefs was authnrifed, by the pending negoci. ations for peace, to take poffeffion, provifiunally, Of the city of Augfburgh. Early this morning, a part of there troops let otit for Burgau and Guntzburg. The Margraviate of Burgau, we are informed, will be taken poffellion of without delay; and, according to report, the domaine of the Fogger family, and all the remainder of the (mall States in Suabia, on this fide of the filer and the Danube, will come into the poffeffion of Bavaria ; in confideration of which the Eleaor will cede hilm and its territory to the Elector of Wittemberg. Dec. a3.—The principality of Eichfledt was alto !aken poffellion of yefterday by the troops of Bavaria. To-morrow a deputation from our Magifkrates will g o to Munich,charged with the recommendation of this city to the paternal attention of tiv: Elector of Bavaria, and, if poffible, to negotiate for a capitu toot, in order that loch a connelhon may be main . tained, firnilar to that which ma: bttsseen the city of Leipfic and the Elector of Saxony. 1 The french Commiffioner Petiet has remitted the' payment of all our arrears of the requifitions, t t e;..;.. A new hofpltal is to be erelted, as the number of j wounded French, Auflyans, and Ruffi...ns, coming ' from Aufhia, is very confiderable. MUNICH, DEC. as. t Yellerday the Imperial Eagle was removed front the front of the Poll Office, and the arms of Bavaria fubflituted in its room. The poltillions mull alto difpenfe with the Eagle, as they are to commence 0 the new year with a different uniform. A very grand ' triumphal arch is greeted in front of the Iferther. The ' -, Princes Mutt*r is arrived here. 1i ', On the 141 h, the Emperor NAPOLION is expelled t i, . be worthy of him. Bavaria is to obtain Eichfteit . here ,and t h o e n V h o i r s a r r e i t h t er n g t :er F ri r t a o n r y ce , ; hi towards srece L pt i i n o d n a h tt e . " w R i : • lative to the ceilion of the Northern Tyrol to Bavaria n and the Southern to the kingdom of Italy, to:noels: tions are Ilill pending. The Teutonic, and the Ordet II ofMalta,are alfoto undergo Come remarkable changes.; FRANKFORT, DEC. :3. The army of General Augereau, which is ap proaching towards Frankfort, makes forced marches of eight to ten hours every day : it is eitimated at fizteen to twenty thoufand men. Its detuination is not known, but it is fuppofed to be intended apinn Hanover. RATISBON, DEC. 23. The Arch•Chanrellor of the Empire is incited to . Munich; he will fet• out as loon as he hear; of the Emperor NaFoleon's.arrival there. BAYREUTH, DEC. lE. The tronp3 of the Salon Eleanrate, which had approached our vicinity, have received orders to re turn to Drefden. The camp-ovens AM), near Ea, have broke up from that place. HANOVER, DEC. 29. A grand Council of War has been held at the Rl)(Dan head quarters, at which Lord CAtIiCART elided. He ifterwards let nut for Minden. BANKS OF THE MAYN, DEC. 23. According to one of the public journals. the Kin:, and g aeon of Praia will pats the winter at Bayreuth . The di%ilion under the of ders of Marfhal Augereau, which is to march along the Lower Mayn, has already arrived in the environs of Heidelberg. DECEMBER 24. TIN conclude from the rumours in Suabia, the final fettlenient of the Preliminaries of Peace between :Wilda and France appears not to be ♦ery diflant, if not already concluded. WI official information has yet arrived The terms of the French are laid to be more moderate than they were thought at fira. . . The corps of Augereati, which ha'; direded its march towards Frankfort, &c. proceeds by forced marches of from 2 to 3o Britilll miles a day. Public prints fay, that if Proflie fhould give up Neufchatel, it would be indemnified by fome other territories. Some troops of Baden have entered the Br iigau. CAINZ, N0V.13. The blockade of this port is carried on with great feverity, and there is not at prefent one foreign vefr:l here. Trade is annihilated, and the want of crenit arifen to fuch a height, that capitalifts in general re fufe any kind of accommodation, out of an averfn.p to the reception of paper. Out of the grand fleet, only five Spanifh and five French (hips are returned h..... and even thefe in bad condition. Their repairs alfo will encounter many obflacles, as the arfenal is totally exhaufled. BERLIN, DEC. a. Count Haugwitz arrived here the day before yet tetday, accompanied by Major General de null!, whom his Excellency met nn the road, and whom to induced, after a (port converfation, to return with him. • The refult of his million is not known—it appears, howet tr, certain that there is nn fear of • - •+r breaking eat. The war like prepararionsare never. 71.1 yet countermanded. It is fuppofed, that • *.e Eleanrate of I laaover will throw the grentelk ;Acuity in the way of the negociations fn peace. ['he Emperor Napoleon received M. de Haugwitz with the greatelt diainaion, and all the propoiltions which that blinder made to him in the name of Ilk M4acr. were received by his Imperi,l Majclty with fatisfatlion and kindnefs. The report that General Von Pfulii is tit nut again for the Finch head quarters is totally unfounded. From tire fevcal regiments of infantry .which arrived here wia.in theti few days from their Yulpec , i s e garrifonr. only the regiment of Frelkow, Smut Daorzic, remains yet behind. The red have already rn3rched for their ref/valve places of delliny. The meat of hoffars of' Eugene of Wortemberg is tcred in the neighbouring villages of Berlin. The Britills Brigadier General Clinton is arrived :lc from Troppau, Prince Sulknalky from D:efden, • L'orr. Gyn. Von Mott from Waifaus r - wr IGUE, ntc. 21. F.Jurteen thoufand men are on their march by way of Cohlentz to Holland, from the Army of Receive, near Strafbourg. In fee, troops are marching on all fides to join the Army of the North. A fine corps of grenadiers from Brett, have lately paired through Belgium. A large commercial hnufe at Amilerciam has (lopped payment. Our referipts payable after the peace, have rifen from 5o to 541 (ince the favour able turn of affairs in Moravia. Several carriages with money have palled through Breda to Nirneguen, the French head quarters. HAMBURGH, DEC. 3t. From the above Letters it may be Peen pretty ex aftly the prefent Rate of things In the empire. Not. withßanding the appearance of a speedy peace between Auftria and France, many fill doubt wha they it will be general. The Emperor of Ruffin, it is certain, is very much difpleafed at the being concluded without his knowledge, and paraly; flog, as it were, his army, confilling, after the bat tle, of eiohty-five thoufand men, and Still more, at the article by which it was Rip ulated that this army should retire drough Gallicia, since, in cafe of the war's being prolonged, it would have been infinitely better to have withdrawn into Silefia. The Ruffian army in the latter country is left.at the abfolute pofal of the King of Praia. A few days mat decide what resolution this Mn nareh has taken. Should it be for peace, the Eng lifh, Ruilian, and Swedifh troops iri Hanover will find thentfelves in a very aukward situation, as they will hardly be able to (land again,' the army col. letting in Holland, and Augereau together. It is indeed Paid, that proposals are already fent to England to accede to the Peace, and to induce her to factifice fomething to obtain better conditions for her Allies. Should the content, the conditions are laid to be already fixed, but will not be made public till her determination is known. All accounts agree in ft ving that Bonaparte's firft propnfals were much more moderate than could be expeEled. Tire King of Sweden is at Luncburgh, and the Ruffian and Englifh army concentrated on the Wefer and After. NOW e hundred (hips have pat Ted the Sn.ind within a few days. The weather Hill continues uncom• tnutily mild. LONDON. ' SATURDAY, JANUARY ri. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Codyla, money 591—for Jan.sgi...Reducri 58/-43ffinieue S. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per C. Red An. 59 5 2 Imp. 3 per Cent 571 3 per Cent. Conf. ci 5 Imp. Ann. 111 13.16 4 Per Cent. 76 75 76 Each . Bills, par as prem. s per Cent. Navy of 38.18 9 Omnlum 414 ;emu Long Ann. t6l it Jocks Engliat Tickets, 191 too. India Stock *BBl opg. Conf. for acc. 604 01 - - - - - DUBLIN. jaw.6.—t per Cent. Goy. Deb. oz tschaogo—.Dublin on London, t t 4. In the preceding columns we have given liege ex. trails from the Hambutgh Mail, due, on Sunday laR, which arrived yellerday afternoon, as alto from Paris Journal► which we have received up to the 22d ultimo. They add but little to the fads wi.h which we were before acquainted—nothing that can induce us to be. lieve th.tt any co-operation can be expeCted from the Court of Berlin. Count H•trowirz has -returned to that capital ; and it deferves remark, that having met Coon-. PFUHL, who was going as a fecond Ple nipotentiary to the headquarters of NAPOLEON, he carried him back with him to Berlin—a cireumflance that (hews Ic conlidered the interejls of hi. , matter as having been In completely fecured by the refult of the interviews he had had -with BONAPARTE, that any farther interchange of affurances and profeflions was now unneceffary. Such Prullian troops which had made movements indicative of poffihle hoflili ties againfi France, have either halted or begun a retrograde march. The negotiations at Nicholfburgh proceed rapidly, but are not yet terminated. No one doubts, how ever, that the hulloes will loon be concluded ; and it is reported on terms les unfavourable to Auftria than were at 11tH expeeled. This, however, can be nothing hot conjeeture. The Elector of BAVARIA, hot/ever, has already taken poffeffion of tome of the territni ie. which he is to obtain at the peace. Atiglburgh is to be added to his dominions, and of that famous city, and of the territory of Eichtladt, he has taken poffeffion. The Tyrol is expaled likewife to be added to his domi nions. It is certain alfo that \Virtemberg and Baden will be amply recompenfed for having adhered to B in his temporary difficulties. Letters from Italy Hate that MASSFN• had lent a large detachment of his at my :whiff the Englifh and Ruffians in Naples. Some fay that he is going himfelf. It is reported that the Britifh troops in Hanover have had an aelion, in which they fuffered confider ably, but we have not been able to trace the rumour to any authentic fource, nor do we give it any credit. About this time, however, an engagement may be espeatd in that quarter ; for the cot ps of Marffial AUGEIU•Au left Ulm on the t vh December, to pro. cmd by forctd marches to tier Aorth, and nn the 4th, part of this army had T.:Ached Dar mfladt, and were expeited at Frankfort. Wit) the King of Pruffia prevent the entsance of the French into Hanover ? We think not. The re f would be an invitation for the very army which has tubdued Maria to over run his hates. Boca- CACTI indirectly holds out this threat. A few months be Pays would reduce that Power to the fame kart as Aunria.—To any thing Pruffia might dare to attempt, B fimpiy oppofes this infinuation —.that lie might fill have to combat zpooo men, a conta which might poffibly prolong the war Jr d ome months more. ,~.---- Na pm. Low's hands being now folar difengaged,that either his forbearance from farther bloodfhed on the Cintinent will acquire him the credit nf Moderation, or his perfittance in his cootelt open the way to stew vidories, this country has but one objed to confult, the prefervatinn of her eritlence. It is no tune now to tamper with approa-hinkaianger. We have feen what difcipline and (kill can effed againit fuperioe nuinhers ; we have fern that armies mull h..ve leaders as well as fiddlers. Valour, numbers, entlaufiafm, and the fhonts of loyal multitudes, f dlowing the ILA and molt heroic Sovereigns to battle, are not Cure prefages of fuccefs, unlefs there be a guiding intellec tual energy to inform and to wield. the mars. It may fire the patriotic imagination, it may ac cord with feenic effed, to piufture the myriads of a well-meaning, but unskilful Prince, devoting them felves to death and danger at his fide; but if the human imagination be true to rational principles, it will turn from the Ipedaele of a brave Army, with• out a fkilful Leader, with horror and difp,ull. Let us 'Udder to anticipate the 1.11 of our fellow coon tryMen under the guidance of inferior generalfhip— Let us demand, in the fa.:.ed name of our Country, that we have military Genius promoted and cherifhed, and alone milled among us. Already, with every well.wifber to the State, we have c.lled for ao organized and fnfficient fyflem of defence to be fet on foot. Englifhmen mat, in truth, rook thernfelves—the landing of one hoftile army is neither irnpollible nor improbable, and fa voured by a diverlion in Ireland, that part of the Empire, at the very name of which Invalion affomes tenfold horror—the landing of fuch a force would find us unprepared, might penetrate to London, and oy firiking at the brut of commerce and capital, sr/cold annihilate the fupport of our Navy, and allow NA soLeom to pour in army after army to our de ftration. It fcems not even fufficient, after what we have witneled en the Continent, to trult to the Levy as Maje alone, although the body of the people mull, after all, form the grand fource and fountain of our defence. We mutt have a regularly difcipUned army of 300,000 men ; and this mutt be done fpeedily, or the people may look for extermination. In our next paper we (hall lay before our Readers a letter from a Correlpondent, whnfe opinions, though they do not in all points coincide with our own, are yet on this momentous fubjeEt, of having a fufficient army, perlealy crwrefpondent—We call on the whole people to arm—but we exhort them alto to have the gregrell (landing army, that the finances of the country will fupport. When the impending lb uFgle arrives, we ball find neitherVolonteers nor Regulars fuperfluous for our defence. LISBON MAIL. LISBON, DEC. 24. A Stvedifh veffel arrived here, in eleven dtys from Cork, reports that the Cm fourteen French meo of war, off l'Orier.t, (leering S. W. JAMAICA MAIL The Diana packet, with a mail from Jamaica, is strived at Falmouth. She failed on the iSth of No rember. The letters will be delivered on Monday. The DIAMa frigate and the PrLica,' sloop of war failed from Jamaica on the ad of November, with a fleet for England. On the z4th, in lat. 19. tt. N. the packet Spoke the Pitt, patted the (lemma ♦eflel of a fleet, luppofed to be the above mentioned ; left the Speedwell merchant ibip at Crooked IQand on the gth December, Arrotints, we underitand, have been received, Which (peak of a great thew of preparation again making at Boulogne, for the meditated nr rather threatened invafion of fume part of the Britifh do miaions. The names and numbers of the Regiments of In fantry attending the funeral of Lord NE Lsns, having hcen mifreprefented in wort of the Papers, the fol lowing is the order in which they marched : Light Companies of the a tft, pit, 79th and 97,d, commanded by the Maj n Of the gad Regiment. Th e 91d RCSIITICIit, commanded by Lieut. Colonel Napier. L The 79cb, commanded by Colonel Cameron. Vile 3 :It Reriment The Roy al North Brit.& Fuzillers, commanded by Cot Adam. ..... • . . - . The four Companies of Grrmulier , of the above four keginwnts followed the Artillery, and cotcred Sc. Paul's. The LoanMayo* conceded the point of precedency to the PRINCk, in the prOcefflon within St. Paul's Cathedral. On Thtirfday, after the ceremony in St. Paul's, Lord and Lady CASTLFRRAOH, Lord and Lady H•W &SNORT, Lord M u LGit AVE. Lord CL•IIC•RIY, and a large party dined with the Earl of BRISTOL, at his Lordfhp's houfc in St. James's Square. The twelve Gentlemen forming 'he Deputation of the o.rpor tion of London, moil ever feel the I ;ghat gratification in having given their aid on fo folemn, and yet 1u glorious an occafi )))) as the funeral of Lund NELSON. The LORD NISTOIL is intitl.d to no tice for the great attention he paid to every Member of the Committee, in daily communicating his thoughts, fo as to be in unifon : in the evening before the funeral he fent a card of invitation to the whole that was meant to form the proceffioo, not only for thernfelveF, but that of their Ladies. to breakfaft at the Mantion-houfe, and after the ceremony, to dine with him, when from the lift fent us of Admirals, Captains, General Officers, his Lordfltip's Staff, so Aldermen, together with the Deputation of Com mon Council and their Ladies, forming, as we un derhand, a numher of 97, the dinner was (creed up in a molt magnificent manner about nine o'clock ; before eleven the whole company left the hlanfion /wore. klt/TICAL INTELLIGENCE. Dublin Waterford Lifbon MAILS THIS DA 1 N. W. •I[. DUE. .411. n 0• I I Got tenhurgh 0 3 7 I Hidt , hlOxi• 0 1 . . . Illaadi FALNIOUYIS, Jaw. S.—Arrived h:s. Maierty's ASV. VILLA DI PARIS, PRINCPSS Rov.X. l'aisct GRI+RGP, WINDSOR CASTLI, GLORY, ISIPSTUbI/X, and CAP TAIN, Admiral Com NWALLI a, from a et nice off Bre9; • Lcrd Hobart packet, Pa wsos (aning), from LiC bon, with mails, in eleven days ; and Diana, DAIMR. LIT, from Jamaica.—Wind W. PORTSMOUTH, Jaw. 10.—Sailed the Em raid fri gate for one cf the River yards, to be rcp ti:ed.— General Bowys a arrived N i his evening, and takes his paffage in the Canada.,..l pd the wen India. Me. diterranean, arid llotanY Bay fleets will fail the very firß fair wind. Arrived the Cit•scit cutter„ from, Plymouth. ' DIAL, JAN. 10 —Arrived the Valorous Oraarn. from a (ruin, and remains in the Downs with the Edgar, Utrecht, Ifis, Ket.t, Trolly, and Leonard men of war ; Veous frigate ; Otto.. Br Ile, Ake. Cygnet, and la Fleche Coop. of was I Desalkation. Lucifer, Vefuviti.t, and Ztbra bombs; Sceptraund Diadem, defence Ibips $ a large fleet of gust brig.. tranfpor is, and C U lWa l d Isounit vatic—LA nht, and early this morning, h blew a vi lent gait firm the well ward, attended with thunder, lightning, bail, and rain—feveral of the (hips in the Downs parted from their anchors and cables, a id many drove, but they again brought up. Have not braid of any fe ti,,us damage amongft them, Atli iugh fo large, a fleet —P. S. The weather is now more moderate. EttraA of a letter received here yeflerday from Captain M.Laciti.my„of..thebrig Jane ;of Greenock, (lad from Limerick) for. Lond_ri, with a cargo of irovifions, announcing her capture by a French pri vateer. 3oth Nov. lett : ' • Ca'sts Deraidur a. " I am truly forty to inform you °Mlle capture of your brig Jane, on the night of the 3oth ult. near the South Foreland. I wrote you fait trim Falmoull. on the i6ch ult. where we lay wind bound till the 23d, at ten A. M. wind E. N. E. got under weigh, in company with the Humber II of war, and a few coafters. At two P. M. the wind veered ronod to the E. S. E. and the fleet and uc put hack to Fal mouth. On the ramming of the 29.14 wind W.S.W. at nine A. M. got under weigh,ln company with a Liverpool cheefe-man, and the Lord Duncan, horn Limerick, both for Lundm. I endeavoured to keep , mpany with the cheefe-man, as the was well arm ed, but, the night being thick and Finally, loft fight of her. On the 3gth, at four P. M. Be telly Head bore north, difiant , one mile, wind S. W. cartyisg all fail, feveral fail is fight, and Cone dote by us p— at eight P. M. palf:d Dungeness ; at ten the South Foreland liy,hts bearing E. by E. diflant nine or teat miles, faw a lugger running acr..l; our botasa—he hailed, and anted where we were from ? I told him from a cruize. I afked him %Oleic he belonged to t he anfwered the was the Dove, of Dterer, comman ded by a man, and to art owner, wl•ore name I could nut make out. We immediately g.t our two gum to one fide, teeing him wearinc .4nd &eating up alongfide. We fired on board him ;he loon grap pled our rigging, fi , ing fwivels and imall arms; her Men jumped on hoard, innumerable, all armed ; we tad neither men nor arms to defend out felves. They loon got command of our deck ; in tou r hou rs a f ter they had us into Calais Road , . She proved to be the Eagle, lugger privateer, of Boulogne, commanded by Captain Hiatt's, and carrying 16 guns and 72 men. She had her boufprit anchor Rock carried away, and three men wounded. We were all landed next morning ; but I mull fay th..t we have been extremely well treated; they allowed us to take all our clothes, which was more than we expeBed. The thee- paffengers, Mate, and aura, sue allowed to be out t n p troie, and we crime to march off from this for Valenciennes in two or three days." Sittings appointed in Middlefe x and London before th: Ris Honourable Sir Jambs M4N3VIILD, Lod Chief jtt rite of his MAjtity's Cuurt of Com mon Pleas at Weliminfler, in and aster Hilary Term, 1806: 111 MM. MI X. toliboll. Friday - jam 24 Saturday Jan. If Friday • 31 S..i.tr.l3y Feb. I Friday - Feb. 7 Saturday $ AFT2R TERM Thurfday Feb. t 3 F i lay Feb. tit , —-- - _ - --. • The Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, have been pleated to fend a pardon to hichai d Townfhend, private marine, belonging to the Atricaine, who was fentmced to death, in May lA, at Cork, for ariking Lieut. EDWARDS, of the fame (hip. Much to the credit of the Captain of this frigate, we find he has daily read prayers to this unfortunate man, fi ,ce the awful lenience was pall. About four o'clock yetterday morninr, this metro polis was vifited by a moll tremen&us Itinm of wind from the weftward, accompanied by a very heavy fall of hail and rain; great numbers of tilts were dripped from the houfes in every Direct, aud fell with a highttul crath 'spun the pavemen• ; one of the largelt and moll ornamental trees in Sr. J :mes's Park, near the north eaft corner of the Cansl, was torn up by the roots with a very large mat of eart h a dh er i ng thereto, and five or fix others in other parts of the Park (bared the fame fate. Three very vivid flathes of lightning were leen ; but the thunder was too dif cant to be much heard at the welt end of the town. The Marquis of S Tassoan's elirg rot lu , n•e, in Cleve land row, (Whined a partial in ui y, h tying about twenty panes of I I br o ke by . 1 rd. ( 'me of tht lead firipped trom the roof. Jr sv..s half pall four before the dorm abated, and moch m chief has, we fear, been done. The D.• 'ends at the B.tnk. t e great. 11 by Far is the comic of the year, •are now oecome 'he Utter of the day. But there are other dividends, r.. the amount of no leis than 250,0d01. which are at the point of due shit ; and to which, according to c.tilrim, there. ceivers of Bank dividends have always a Mai p cye. The latter ones alluded to ..rc the Dividends which Fortune will cpeedily make among her vota• ries in the prefent molt opulent Lottery Scheme.--. Let all fuch, therefore, as are not yet in p , dieffion of chances, be on the alert; as the demand for Tickets and Shares will obeioully ilKfilitie every day, as the drawing is in star at band. ' 1 ~~ 3•~