Star. — London, England, 1806-01-31 00:00:00

INSPRUCIC. JANUARY Yelleday Marfbal Ney unexpeetedly arrived bere he is to proceed to Klagenfurt, and then to march with his divition to Italy. There is to be a general affembly of the Tyrolean States oo the Bth, which, it is thought, will be interelling, once we are now be. come Bavaria's. WETZLAAI. JAM u. The Prof Gan troops, which joined the Heffians, have their head quarters AM at Alsfeld, and are can. toned in a circuit of shalt eight miles. All the Her. Lana have retired. Marfhal Augerean has forbid the occupation of the Heillan villages, on this fide of the Mayne. The French corps, near Mesita, Is ellimated at 15,000 men. , liatiao4eit, JANUARY re. The Ruffians are, it is faid, to remove their head- quarters to this city. The apartments over the flable are fitted up as an hofpital for the RuLan troops.— The French had occupied thsfe rooms 'before for a tailor pur pore. • -• . The remains of the Eaglillt German Legion ere expOted to proceed to Harburg. I7te Rood eondua and aria dirciplise of the Rni: dais MY highly fpoken Of at Moberg and in the vicinity a Hameln. • JANUARY is. The Zngliap troops ire leaving ashy degrees. To ilette* the . 7th battalion of infantry of the line will silominove. leore of the depots, we believe. are only to remain till Nether orders, The Ruffians from the otter fide of the ?refer. confining of cuiraffsers, Colracki, and artillery, save removed to Zell. lioltiptriciolootowitY rs. . Tomorrow the sing of flireien will remove from I henev with the head quarter} ) The greaten part oil she troois Oarioned bare, it : will repots the Lib*. "Shod* amount fais,the Arndint army has ehaoged Its imiltion, and now forme dine, the right extending towards the Harobargh Yertitoth and the left towards the kitafian frontier. lie King is at lititungen. NAMIIIIIrOI. JAN. tj. t . ;; /4;4 ttarrowby, and Or. Hammond) the Under iaeretari of State, arrived 'here un the rich,. and jelterday continued their jotriii lelittedt; to Mimetic on timid the Florthigate i`ot toglnd. imitate?. E. Oh tic imeeltai to comma*, from the . Awl 114 eimAdated in the journal ilehe hi *mace tins, repeater l Cap a the &Aide, ft Sft, only *seamy .to rtiiitlls tri his *jelly. the blast losperor, lithe roil of Noievistrec, to prom-01k, MAW, tray of Leipskti obi slat die Muds °Memo, wrier tereinated not aufetionateli for theinitaos, but foil the French, was fought on the tyth. It was, thee* fore, impolitic that **Caps% Of the Collacks could• bring this latoWsgeme to 'Weimar.. Think am two hundred and teieuty 'fail of With tranfpOrts In the Elbe and the Wear. LONDON. %O'DAY, JANUARY it. YANA 61111101.0 TAW DAY AT Olin O I CIACk: 42:11auwagye. 6tl—.rear February kit - fisifoliabeagner OR, sae Oreld• thififi of the flantburgh Mails hark yet ftrived, but the itadsorgi Ceet'deeshert to the tftth init. have reached town. The Ninth hoops, confdrttlablY to the Trnty or Prefilergle, art retiring from the Au- Brian territories; but their March inftead of indicat ing their Needy return to Prance, feems to foretell farther projects for the aggrandifensent of NArorm es, or at any rate for an increife of his influence. The French troops are (Pearling themteives in confider• able divifioris in the Upper Palatinate, and the tern tory of Here Darroftwde r and the whole of Nev's divifion Is proceeding to the Venetian provinces, where Mast sea, with *formidable army, is already. It is Rated, under the ufisal convenient form of a :amour from the Banks of the Danube, that fifty thoufani French, under the command of General Maawouir, were to join the Auttrians, and rale tel. fefoss of Bejaia and Service for eke Emperor FRANCIS.— This is extremely probable. It was promifeel that, for the eftfions made by. Auliria, under the didation of the French Emperor, the fernier Ihould receive an 4 , indemnity in the EaR." Should this fcheme be attempted, it will flew in fkrong colours, what depen• dance ought to be placed, by any power whatever, on the cajolery of the French Cabinet. In every memorial, or other official communication. made by it to the Divan, the good faith of France, " the only natural ally of the Porte," has been trumpeted forth with a degree of effrontery, which it could not have exceeded, had it never before invaded its territories Bofnia and Servia, it is probable, will be feized on with as little compunftion as Egypt was before, and a foundation will thus be laid for the complete fob qerfion of the Turkilh Empire ; for the Emperor of .Ruffia will conceive himfelf, as is in faft the intention tif NA resew', attacked by the meafure, and the Turk ifh ',ravines will become the prey of the flrongell. It Is true, that in the commencement of the conlefl the 'urks and Ruffians may ad as allies againft France and Auftria, 1:11t ALEXANDER, Wllnfe army was brought to the blink of annihilation by the weaknefe of the Aokriaa GovanSent, sold figure reale fway in the aaoal direffiou of the Torkilit refourcess before be can ad with vigour, and it is not difficult to fee what this mud ultimately lead to. Debra Waterbed The period for the commencement of thefe impor tent. movement. is probably not very dillant. Cz saw t, who has been fo long in rebellion againfl the Porte, it at the head Of too,ooo infurgent Servians. A Rrong French corps, Nev's moil likely, is 4 on way to occupy Venetian Dalmatia, from *heart they can effect a jolts:lion with that powerful Rebel in a few days. Let what will be the Ate. NAPOLEON will calculate on being a gainer by embroiling Anaria, Ruffle. and Turkey. Count HAUG WIT was to proceed to Paris about the middle of the month, there to complete the ne gotiations which he had begun at Vienna. • Moll of the principal inhabitants of Naples are quitting that city and territory, and retiring to Sicily. The Royal Family have not yet repaired to that ifland, the only porcifion, we fear, which will fbortly remain to them. A general and (weeping change of the Alsatian Miniftry, as complete to the full as that which is about to take place in this country, was effected the day before the Treaty of Peace was figned ; it pro bably might have been thefraegm aos of that famous Cobventiou. All the Allied Forces were tobave withdrawn from Haispie'y before the end of this month. A .number of tranfiroits . were collected for the conveyance of the Britifh troops, and the Swedes were falling he'd upon Pomerania, The deatb.4 Count Woaoszow, the Ruffian Mi. nifter, is confirmed, by intelligence from St. Peterf burgh of the ilhh , ult., General Annaeosst is to be the French Ambaft,clot to the Court of Vienna. into which city the Emperor west to make a humiliating entry about the middlcof January. The Archduke Csaatn was expelled to enter. that capital, at the head of part of his army, the 'dai after it Vltpuld be evacuated by the French, which would be either bn the web or loth infant. The new Kings of Bavaria and Witternberg, though not at epee war, have, through their fubjeth. alretdy come to blows. Some little rquabbles have. taken place about demakcations, in which the troops' of his Majefty of %%timbers were obliged to give way. The Bavarian army was to be increafcd to eighty 9sonfeed men, a force, if properly difeiplined, fullifent to 'prove a moll effectual barrier to any fitd. des mete crest hereafter on the part of Auflria. NEW AD-R-11717TRATION. Tte delay Ih fettling the new irrangitnents which was occafroutdby the news ofrthe death of Marquis Coaawastss, tas qen protratteti. to a longer pe riod than was at fira thought The plan will not be &twitted to his Maresyr till m ammon': Baths the numerotts objets neceirarily brought into dirculGon by Marquis Coitawar.tts's death, fume difficulties we underhand ociurrcd, re fpefting the cuftody of the Great Seal—thefe have, howehr, we basic, been got over. Two Gent{viten, who landed at Dover yeflerday, from an American brig from Rotterdam, fay, that great hopes were entertained in Holland, that a Ge neral Peace would loon be brought about through the mediation of the King of Proffla. Yeflerday, aboui twelve o'clock, their Magentas arrived, in their travelling carriage from Windfor, followed by the Niemen. in two other carriages, attended by Ladies Caamxst and SinxFy. About two o'clock his MageSTY gave an audience to Lord Havritassuar, which continued for a con• fiderable time. His MAMMY flept in towel; and will continue to do fo doting his hay in London. Yefterday a Court of Direttors was held at the Eaft India Hoare, for the porpofe of reading the ad vice, received per Madura frigate, which, with the ex ception of noticing the death of Marquis Coen wat.t.ts, are of the molt confolotary and pleating nature. The Court came to an agreement to wear mourning for one month, commencing from Sunday next, in corn. Aliment to the memory of the deceafed Marquis. Ihe prefent Government at Bengal. conlilts of Sir Geoaoe BARLOW, Governor General • Mr. UONRY, &11, and Mr. Lou anew , third in council.—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock, to this day. CITY Busteess.—Yefterday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall. The Freedom of the City, and a Sword of the value of a hundred guineas, were voted to Captain THOM•I MASTIRMAII HARDY, Capt. of the VICTORY (the late Lord Ns xsoit's flag Ihip.) The LORD MAYOR delivered into the Court his Ms• /es res Warrant, refpeding his Lordlhip's rank in the procedion at Lord Mexico'', funeral. The Court voted their unanimous thanks to the Lord Mayor. Mr. Deputy Bin); gave notice of his intention, to requell the LORD MAYOR to call an Efpecial Court, for the purpofe of confidering a motion to elea a monument in Guildhall, to the memory of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT. A paragraph which lately appeared in Come of the morning papers, mentioning that it was the intention of the Officers of the isth, or King's Light Drag oo ns, to prelent Colonel AMV.II with a (word, with a foit able infeription, is altogether erroneous, no ruch pre fent being intended to be made to Colonel Anson, by the Officers of that regiment. We are happy in having it in nor power to contra. di& the flatement of the death of the Earl of COVE n y. His LOlcilhip is hill living, and hopes are en tertained of his recovery. A very great hnufe in Hamburgh has failed. the effcEls of which, it is feared, will be felt Inertly both in this country and on the Continent.. .'IAL rIrIILLIGENCL PUUTX - MAUS THIS DAY,...WIad Weft. Ali. DIM ••11. Inc. o t Goetestough 0 3 a a Ifarobursh 0 4 PALIONOTN, JAN 'A.—Arrived the Venus, PAINT, from Naples, in 4s days, fpoke near Gibraltar with one 74 gun fnip, and two frigates, under Portoguefe colours; the Perfeverance,Fa Leon lIR, from London, for Lifbon, with wheat : at the time the Venus left Naples,. about Soots Britills troops remained at Nail's, Bay, and all the Ruffians had marched logo the in. terror, and expeEted to be joined by more. The trasfports were waiting orders.—Sailed the American thip Cornelia, Poir, for Rotterdam, with rice, &c. ; the Mary, Hates?, for Swanfea ; the Cataline, for. Cardiff ; the Rafe. STAID,, for Penzance ; the Roebuck, CNA-AMON, for B iftol ; and the Princefs Mary packet, Pocock, for New York, with mails. . PORT.::!IOUT,H, JAN. 3o.—Arrived the Liberty gun brig from Guernfey, and the Daring gun brig from the Downs. DOTIR, JAN. 30.—1 am happy to communicate that one of our gun brigs had the good fortune to fall in with, yeflerday, and, after a long chace, to cap.. lure a large French lugger privateer, which has lately committed great depredations on our trade in this neighbourhood ; the is, I hear, fate in the Downs. Pin in here, wind bound, hoy Jarrow, ju.rjs, with a cugo.of nuts from Villa Viciofa, bound to Tonnin gep. Wind north, and moderate. Ditat i jaw. 30.--Arrived the BLUMs gun brig, front a cruise, and brought in with hoe the French logger, privateer Impromptu, of. Boulogne, coma manded br Mont. Savage, armed with 16 guns and 36asem,"which the captured after a chace of 7 boors : having taken the Bay:cell for • Merchant brig, was going to board her, but loon found out his tratake, the had made two captures during her cruise, and tent them for BJulogne ; arrived the Atom gun• brig from a cruise, and failed again with the Urto ear gun-brig, on a orttize.—Sailed the Mimi gun•brig on a cruise off Offend ; FALCON floop with convoy for Portfmouth.—Arrixed the Fusions gun-brig, from the Elbe; Chatham lighter, No. a, from Chatham, and failed for Hafting,. Sailed the Chatham lighter No. r, for Chatham. Arrived the Hoots laout Eaft India Chip from. the River, and failed through for,Portfmouth.—Wind N.E. moderate. Sue saws's, Jaw. 30.—Came down from the River, the Woolwich tender, Lieut. Cox, and Mariner, gun-brig, Lieut. MANDIII4TON, the former having on board feveral irnpreffed men and volunteers for the fleet. Artirsd the Sea Horfe frigate, front the Downs, and Seagull, floop of war, from the Wen.' The Bahia, gots-brig, has the figmd flying for eon. voy to the Rivers Elbe, jade, and Welds., and will fail in the comic Of the day, if the wind is favourable.— Came into harbour the Spy (loop of war, and Zebra bomb. The Fame will be paid her bounty, and two months advance in a few days, and proceed to Ira. GILAVICSI ND. JA M. 30.4 1 11r0d by fIMP/S, from Dant ale; Saturnus, Cornelius, from Itasserdsm; =, HaYmned. f r o m Mogadore ; and the Vrow Maw Caebsslasa Halm Paafthe, from Cadix. Sailed the Venus, Moagomery, Iller &Waft ; Olym pus, Smith, from Madeira ; and the nessepko. *ticker, for the South Sea ARRIVED. In the River, ialventare,.Lawfoa; god Peadept. Lamb, from Riga; and Buffet, Dawfnn, from Dantsie...la the Creels, Age none, &Maw, from Cadis—At Portfmouth, Jane 204E1i:shed+, Hewett, from . Trinidad—At Pook,Albion, Walters, from New foundland Off Loweltafe, supply, johorion, frum Peterlburgh HoU, Ktoattoa, Hcfpt ; and Mkt. Rye, from Psterfburgb ; and Pilgrim, Hatton, !rpm Dentate...At Morale. Fortune, Rid dick, from Oporto—At Newry,' Aurora, Tlttombe ' from Ali. iota ; and George, Barclay, from Philadelpbk—At Bridlington, Bell. from Himbargh—At Gottestavgit, Dolphin, —, from London —At New Brunfwkit, Eparion; Travers, from Li verpool —At Grimfby, Nautilus, Thom, from Petealsargh—At Dundee, Hope, Atkinfon, from Pete lburgb:—At Cowes. Anna Sophia, —, from St. Andero—At P.dmouth, Hamlet, --. m Virglnia—At Lifbon, Bolus, Evans; Canada, Hero ; and Speculator, Mudge, from Newfoundland. The Tiber, Durand, coal laden, is loft off Yar mouth. The Penryn, Humble, from Triene for Liverpool, is on Blom near Barry Harbour. The Severn, Way, from Cork for Liverpool, is on fhore in Bootle Bay.. _ _ The John, Spalding, from Liverpool far Amcrica, is on Ihore near Liverpool. The Enterprise, C , from Archangel, has put into Norway. The Friends, DIAN, from London for Demerara, Is on Ihore near Portfnaouth, and full of water. — Cargo !gilded. The Peace, BLIc H. from Newfoundland, is loft on the coati of Ireland. _ _ 'Phe James, THOMPSON, from for Briftol, is totally loft near Ilfracombe. The Martha, Capt. Yates, of Liverpool, was run foul of by a brig, at Milford, on Friday, which car ried away the Martha's bowfprit, and it is feared her foremall is fprung. The John and Mary, from Memel for Bolton, is on thore near Bridlington. The William, Claim from Memel for Rye, has upfet off the Dogger-bassi. The Prince Edward, revenue cotter, Sir Jou* Rata Commander, in attempting to Pave Tome veffelt, was put on More at the Great Scar, in the Bay of Luce, but has fince been got off with little damage, and ar• rived at Whitehorn. Captain OLDHAM is appointed to the command of the VILLE Di PARIS, bearing the flag of Admiral CORNWALLIS. off Uthant. Near-Admiral MARTIN II appointed fecund in cnm mar! at Portfruouth, and will lioift hib flag immedi ately on board the GLADIATOR, in the room of bit I. Coma. Rcar•Admiral Gsnaos Weave is appointed to the command of the Gips at Dongenefs. A letter from Mogadore. dated the t ft of Nnvem her, iSoS, fast, " A large fhip has been rowed into Santa Cruz, by the fifhing boats, having been found at kit wi.hout any perfun on board ; fhe is laden with brown fugar in hogfheads, and one of her malls , ap pears to have been that away." urr MA 111101111 . . The hi advie.... from India monies. I, that the no: vonthire and Charlton were totp to fail from Bengal the isala of Decanber. for Madras to 6 2 sp. The Surrey, Walpole, and Lord Duncan, were to fail the rsth of February, from Bengal, to join the other (hips at Madras. The Ceylon, Prefton, and Plotnir. were about to take their departure for Bom bay. The Calcutta and Cattle Eden were to fail the Loth of November, for Bencoolen. The General. Stuart and Carmarthen were to fail for England on she toth of November. The Metcalf, Isaacs, had arrived from Bombay. . The following is an Extra& of a Letter from an Officer of the Baring EaR 'ottoman, dated from St. Helena, on the sad of December :—" On the Lath of November, off the Cape of Good Hope, Opoke an American veffel, who infotmed us of Admiral Li ems, with the Marengo and Belle Poole, intending to fail the next day in fearch of us, having received intelligence of our coming from an American soffit ''from Batavia, which had pallid through the fleet.— The Commodore altered the courle immediately, and declared his intention of fleeting for the Brazils in- Read of St. Helena. The fame evening we loft fight of the fleet, and arrived here on the sd inflant, as did alfo the Airly Cale. which had likewife loft the Coorsodore on the I sth of November. Five days promos to our arrival here, a (hip of the line and a frigate paired the ifland. An American offal frau the Cape (aye, the Admiral left Table Bay on the 9th of November, intending to cruize off St. Helena `Az weeks, and then go to the river Plata.—The ,Atalanta French frigate is 101 l at the Cape." • MADRAS, Sari. 19, tBos.—On Monday, anchored i the Roads, the French privateer Henrietta, of ao es, prize to his Majeßy's (hip Terpfichore, Capt. t u ATHAST. Captain BATHURST On the soth ult. and is crazing off the port of S. Dennys, at the Woe Bourbon, taw the Henrietta at an anchor idadels with the land, and protelled by two Wool tense. Her ativantagres fituatien sooldset; how- ' ever, prOtea her ; • fpirited and gallant atria was ' Immediately; made by his Majelly's (hip, and willtie half an hour the French colours went &wk. 211 s major part of the Henrietta's craw had throws ' tltemfelves overboard and Proem as heft Thai llial )., rietta kept up a brifk and well hailed Xi* Ibr Alia -, time ; a heavy firetraps the babaries alla • i till the Terpfichore and her pilao had sahaoLali • owl flog and were out of the range Terpfichore had, we learn, fair saes killadioodear - % woesaled. The nemy's lora we hateful aheseolordn :a The Henrietta arrived from Frame aloottoasommha - ago ; Olt is a handfonte (hip. and UM seleadmilip : '" , well. She was on the point efffiliagitirlodkilhOlf captured. . 71) .^ Enna of a letter from Co" joule Milos, Who .4 Hinde. dated Loango Bay, September 51, tilos v.v. " The French (quadron has lent in here a Moo, with" prifoners, one of whom. the Captain of the if.ys, that they informed him they were I with their piano to water at 8o Thomas's, Nad e r - Line, and from thence for Sooth Mastless, an d(m - of them. They had boarded the American hip MU . nerva, and after keeping Capt. Loots* fboas time, difcharged him." A letter from Lithos, dated the 9th ht. Rates the arrival in the Tagus of the alp Garland, of Pooh, baring on board a detachment of invalids, "Ma bad failed from Gibraltar in the Lady haat Mahon in the early part of hie month. Oaths i tth sloth; Lady Stuart repented from her convey in a heavy sale, and was captured by a dliifion of the enemy's Beet which ekaped from Brett, confitling of eleven fail of the line, and two frigates. Aker detaining h er f eTera l days, and taking from the crew every ar ticle, they Coffered them to depart in the Garland, of Poole, which they bad alto captured on the isth ult. The French fleet then proceeded on their voyage, apparently for the Weftern Wands. GRISSOCIC, JAM. 27. —Friday morning • train- . dous gale of wind came on from the S.W.; all the outward bound kips at the tail of the batik drifted confiderably t the Jane, Service, for Antigua. was driven on (hare a little to the North of the Hill of ' Ardmore, and it was feared was bilged—but we are happy now to hear (he has &Rained no great damage. The (hips Falco, Birmingham Packet. and Northern Friend., broke look from the Fag Qttay, and ran foul of the Sophy. when they all grounded on the bank; they are fince got off without damage. A Hoop is laid to have funk near the Jane, name unknown. The Hawke, O'htse, bound to Lilbon, was obliged to cut one cable and flip the other in Rothefay Bay. during the gale, to prevent her driving on the point of Towart—lhe has now got into this harbour in fafety. Our Rothefay Correfpondent writes, that in the very violent gale cf Thurfday night and Friday morning, four or thefe (loops, the Harmony. Mary. Margaret, and Mount Stoma, were driven out of the harbour. The harmony went afbore on the Cowal fide, near Auchenwirine : the Mary near the 'Cowart Point ; neither of them are fuppofed to have' (attained ranch damage. The Margaret alto went afhore on the Point, is bilged, her - keel deftroyed, and will, it is feared, be a complete wreck. The Mount Steuart drifted out into the Frith, and nothing was known of her on Saturday mid-clay.—The Han. nah, Drools, from Newfoundland, and a (hip from Charlefton, and a brig (names unknown) ate below. _1 CORM MARKIT, MAIR-LAKII, Jas. 31.—The (Tells imports of Wheat to-day are few. and from the few (samples a prime quality, thole fetch lalt price ; the mach inferior has heavy file—Rye at its advance— Barley Rill in plenty. and finds few buyers—Malt at lefs, and a redultion is looked for—Grey Peale incline lower—Beans whale difference—Oats are here in middling quantity, and rather higher prices are afited, and Flour has few buyers at prefent. Or N FP AL CUIRSNCI At UNOIIt t 46. :S. ;Ls per qr. Grey Peak 28. 3ss Fero Dow. -I. ;.31 od Beans, (old) 48. 541 Rye, ac.,:ri cd Tick Darn 414. 48a. ail Barley. 2.. cd OM, 231 aja.29s. Mali, Os 6ts c. Poland ditto 308 311 oil Wbite Pe4c, VS CA ItaPe Seed, 4 01 43 1 parka, :FILL or ILOOR. !Inc Flocr6osto6Ss. 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