Star. — London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

~'" GENERAL ELECTION. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLFit ( ANO FRFPHOLDEAS OF 1 Tl',l COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, GeNTLI.MV IT Li impoffible fnr me to esprefs my Gratitude to you upou the event of tilt day. The very hanstfurne and liberal Inanticr in which you have come forwud to fupport me, has, from the very heft, infured my Eleaion but if it were pofllbte. for any thing to add to this kindarls. you have irereafed my lb. ligation' to you by placing rne at the head of the Pa: I have the laMlo.llr to be, Ocatientrus OK:. Your molt obliged, and obedient humble Servant ALT HORP. CAPITA!. SITUATION FOR ANY ROW OF IFISINRSS TOWN OP FORMA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. V:CAT, On Wcdiefday the acids day of November, deb, between the hours of Seven and Eight o'Clock in the Keening, at the Igo of the Royal Oak, Queen-Brat, unlefs looser ellfpofed of by pri vate contradt, of which notice will be given, • ALL that very valuable and truly-deferable eons studious and fubltaotial brick-built DWELLINCHOUSE; compelling in the bafement two dry cellars; on the ground floor, a very excellent !bop and parlour, a good kitchen, with a large flare ovcr.the fame, a cmrt-yard, with a pump of good water a on the Brit floor, a (Furious and cheerful drawing -roost, and we bed-tooth; on the- fecond &Kw, three bed-rooms; in the attic, ) two bed roosts : molt advantagermay Denoted on the feuds Bel; and principal trading pan of Queen Rivet, now in fall trade, and In the occupation of Wes. Laing and Freeman, tobacconift., tenants at will; eadJo certainly one of the Arft fitawinni In the Town for earryinfAnial Manufactory, having the a,!vantage of a Beek Dow andadadiiet to the Stores In Pudsdane where any carriage ma flessalgh, with cafe, and load or un load—For a view of the Reel aid further particulate, apply tesMrs. Welsh and Sons, Qrsen4lteet ; or to ?dr. VIC.IIT. High-(treed, Ford. moat& FRANCE. PARIS, NOV. 3. The day on which the Emperor entered Pradam and Sans Soucy, was the :4th of Oftober. On the isth his troops occupied Berlin. We will continue the parallel we had begun, and confider where our triCloriops army was left year at the Tame periods. On the 21a of °Sober, 113os, the Emperor moved from Ulm to Augfburgh. On this day was fought the battle of Trafalgar, in which Admiral Lord Nelfon was killed. On the aad General Klein brought to Nuremberg 33 cannon, taken from the Archduke Ferdinand, who was Rill purfued by Prince Murat. (It was on the 33d cf this month, in the year 179 z, Cat the retreat ct the Pruffians was celebrated in hampagne ) On the 24th, the combined Aullrian and Ruffian armies began to retire behind the Inn. At London, gyro caricatures appeared on this day againft the Em• rotor Francis 11. the ally of England. On the nth, rhooo French traverfed Munich, and moved towards Marta. On the z7th, the Iran was paired by the tenth, Mailltal Bernadotte occupied Wafferburgb. adhal Davouft Muhldorf. On the 29th, Maithal Latutes bort down upon Brannan. Different advan laps were gained in feveral partsof Germany, and by Diatfhal Muffena alfo in Italy. The precious effeßs of the Court of Vienna, and • Aichives were put on board 'dila in the Danube. Onthe 3rah. the Auftrians were attacked in their retreat, and loft 3soo men.— The Emperor Napoleon went to Ettingen. The head ' quarters were at Brannau. Me,llial Mafrena on this • arty g4ined the battle of Caldiern. On the ad of No. smasher, a proclamation was igned by the Arabian Government, calling to the people to obferve Iran quality, in the event of the French troops occupying the capital. This year, it was on the :Bth of Ofto. her that ,the PrulLan Government found itfelf under the neeeffity of tatting a fimilar proclamation. Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in forming us that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers ire forwarded into the country, dim (OAP ate others for Toe STA.. This Is a fpceies of intpodtion to which our cultamers only con apply the proper remedy. Let them write to their prefent Agents to di:continue renting them, and, on in forming us, we (hall give their orders to Newfmen, orbs do not prodtiee the fame fraud. If they do nut know the name of the Agent, let them difeontinue to take the fubilituted Paper, note the date when they flop, and pay only up to that time, fending us oaks to provide thorn with another Agent. MONDAY, NOVEMBER t 7. Qy fill ELIZAIIITII'S ACCHUOIII.-Noliday at the Exchequer, Stamp. sad Efate. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confute, for money, 6t}—.far Nov. 654.1....0rn01um el. Exchequer Bilk, par to 3a. pin. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Ilenk keels India Bonds, es prem. 3 per Cent. Red Ann. 6c4 6s lmp. Ann.' t.t6 • 3 per Cent Conf. 6141 s Esc% Ella, pat as. pr. 4 per Cent. is* Offlniulll 4i Spit Ceet. Navy 6# 941 ,Englillt Tickets ad. Leos Ann. s tor nee 6. Dumas, Nov. 5t...-s per Cent. Gov. Deb. 941. The Hamburgh Mails due on Wednefday laft and yetlerday, had not arrived when this Paper was put to peels. We are therefore without any intelligence from the Continent, except rumours refling on the authority of the Dutch letters of the t t th inflant, to which we alluded in our 1.11. Some of there let. tens nate, that a pinnion was effened he , ween the Prulbans, and the fit Ii column of the Rt.ffixo army at Landfbrrg, on the 29th alt. and that on the fame day, a thong corp. of cavalry had crolred the War tha at Swierfynx. Both there places are within a tib's march of Cullrin, where the principal rendez. anus of the Pruffixo army was appointed. Some of the letters meet► Mate that an anion had taken place, in whieh lhs French were forced. ■nd obliged to fall back about tweary-fls miles. But we doubt _the intelligence, for on the day named. the Prams were on their retreat to the Oder, and very hard preffed by the nervy.—Thefe letters alto men. lion, that the Aullrian Army .it Ohferv-ainn had ap pensched within a very fitfineirsus diisance of Saxony. Of the twa corps of ulii:4l it eonfillesl, one had ad vanced as far as Brit, mid the r , thcr to Aufigg, bah in Bohemia. 'nit Silt, of iliac places is contiguous to the high r4a4 Ci.ich leads ftom Bohemia to Leas. , i• _ as the latter is on that which'coniciii. tel &edit The integral between the two cores is (p eat both may be eeneenterated and drawn up torther in the courfe of a few hours. It it conceived thpt thefe demnalrations are not aimed at Pruffia, nor , have the Ault; ians of emblad for the porpofe of en tering Sadie, which they might have done mady days ago without the lean impediment. It is laid, that the Prof Gan Corps tinder General WINNING had arrived on the ad indent at Deer min in Pomerania. This body, commanded during the retreat by'thePuiss of Saxe Warrant, had an affair with Stunt's corps, near Platte, in which it was Paid to have &tiered confiderably. It after wards proceeded to Witftock, where his Highnek reigned the command to General WINNING. SouLr does not appear to have purfued this corps ; an' it is fosse fatisfaelion - to find, that though it has not been able to effea its retreat to the Oder, it is in no dan ger of being compelled to an immediate turrender ; for it is not very likely that the French divifion will follow it into Sweddis Pomerania. ; . , J c a 11 a b 2 , a k ti 3 a a a a a a • I ti • fi ti ) 1( a l r 5 1 1 I 1 1 1 , . I -Ci' •I'''' TURKEY. A letter from Conßantinople, of which din rub 4 joined is an extvad, was received at Hall Oa #ridat laR : . CONSTA NTINOPIA Orr* " I am in expeSation of failing for Sniyrna in tw6 or three days, but how long we filen remain there ) depends entirely on the times, which are very bad in every refpeft here, both in politics and harmers. We have indeed been very much alarmed Of late, left war fhould break out between the Porte and Ruffle 6-- as in that event it is but too certain, that Eng land would join the latter, in which cafe our pro perty and perfons wooly be feized t Therefore you may be furs every exertion is made on our parts . tn liquidate all concerns and get away ; though by the left communication for our Aroloalliutor, it appear{ ho hopes that things will bl amicably adjufled. The rebels are at the very gates of Conftantinople, com pletely viaorious, which has kept us in continual alarm. Great changes have been made in the Go vernment, fu that we hope they will be Cabbed." MIRANDA. A letter dated Aruba, September 27th, has been teceired by a Gentleman in Glafgow, from his fon, I who is an Officer in Mta•attes army. The letter is heftily written, and enters into no details ; bat iOs of material intereft, in fo far as it proves the fallacy of all the reports received from America of the fai lure of the expedition. Admiral Comas' had fent them. a 74 gun flip and a frigate, and had allured them of a force from Britain to co-operate with them. They were all in high Write, and expelled to be loon engaged in an attempt in tome other quarter, but their particular deflination was net known. The following letter prom a Gentleman command. ing the Trinidad Light Infantry Regiment, or Royal south American Rangers, with the rank of Colonel, to his brother in Paifley, alto contains fame intereft. ing information receding the progrefs of MIRANDA : Camp. Aruba, Sept. 23, !So& 0, I wrote you fully from the City of Coro, on the tft of this month. From the palfive part which the inhabitants of that city, the Puerta de la Vlach, and that part.of the province of Coro we bad poffefion of, and from the miferable appointment of the Spa nifh troops we have met, there remains not a fisa dow of doubt, that, with tOOO Britifh troops and a few field pieces, in addition to oar preterit force, to infure the perfons and properties of there of influence and who are friendly to us, we could eafily pails outlaws of all this rich province. His Majefly's fhips ELIPHANT and la Sartre joined us two days ago from Barbadoes ; and by the ad vices from Admiral COCHRANE, we have reafors. : to believe, that troops are now on the way from Britain to our afliftance. If the war continues, it will and moil be taken up by the Britifh nation, as it is the very heft thing fhe can do to counterbalance the ag. grandifing fyllem of BONAPARTE, and to prevent this Paradife of the World from falling under the influence and crufhing hands of the defpot of France." Saturday we received the New ork papers to the t4th ult. The French (hips were' at that time in the Chefapeake, and level Britifh trails were off Cape Henry. The Leopard, of so guns, and a frigate, were cruising to the Northward. tritium:la, accor ding to thefe papers, continued at Aruba tnwarJs the clofe of September, making preparations for another attack. A material change appears to have been effetled in the fentiments c f the American Government to. wards this country, and the papers under its influ ence are now as energetic in our favour, as lately they *ere clamorous wind us. A Woo paper of the rah of September mentions that difpatchrs had julk been received 'irons Madrid, i which were of fo mport‘ot a nature, that they would not be made public. It is confidently report. ed, that another large (um of money had been Will ed on by Spain, at the infiance of the French Go vernment. The gisarantine Law againtt We@ Indiamen, which prevented them from approaching within three h•taited yards of the Docks of New York, was abo biked no the tit ult. Saturday letters were received from Halifax, which we underhand, mention the arrival of the Terrible of 74 sties at that port, with the lots of all her malls the was towed in by ti.e Decade frigate. ,g4grAilltiiiiiivalautaa ' ::*. EAMLF.:ONIS DAT: Di AIL 111711. h, • 117' • * a ottei b i thFoq Wilnfenl, 0 1 1 I 3' PisesssisVm " 0 V COWES, NOVEIABOIL Arrived this morning the Providence of London, Joni. PARROT mailer, from Cork for this port, wiOt troops ; was captured laff night off Portland by 1:a French privateer, bur, 'cleared, on thtepe,my taking out 66 of the befi foldiers and cne commiffioned offi. cer, and leay.ing 43 foldjers, cue cornmiGioned officer, and furgeori on board. The Frenchmen fired into the Providence, and wounded feveral.men :—lbe is fuppofedio have failed from Cherbourg or St. Maloo. 41111GTNIILiTTEI, *AMR Maio Arrived the Providence tranfpor 1,. Joan ,Pa*itht. maller, from Cork, for this port, with tog foldiers ; was boarded by a French privateer off Portland, when Mailer, Mate, Commanding Officer, and 66 men, were taken out of the tranfport, and two (cameo and forty.three foldiers left on board ; the privateer's noes plundered them of every thing worth taking, wound ed many of the men, and otherwife iUtreated them. • FALMOUTH, NOV. re. Arrived the Ruffian galliot, Enrerfhan, Captain • H. PONT, from London to load for the Medirep : ' ranean ; alfo his Majefty's (hip &owns, of 32 guns, Captain BALLARD. and Camel acne (hip, with 37' fail of Weft Indiamen under convoy from Pont.t • mouth, bound to Cork, to join the fleet there for the Well Indies; the Aurora, Beown, from London,: for Buenos Ayres and the Jane, SMITH, from Lon-, don to unload here. Sailed his Majetly's (hip, Pt.to via, of 18 guns, for Plymouth. PLYMOUTH, NOV. z 5. Came in•. the American (hip Cora, Captain G. Hoover, from Amllerdam, bound to Baltimore, laden with iron and other goods, detained by the Lion privateer, the r trh inftant, but liberated fence her arrival here : Hamburgh brig Henrick Corn lia) Captain BOARD, from Boordeaux, for Tonningeo. with wine and cork, detained by the Queenborough privateer : Bremen barque .2Elus, HAMM icesow,from Bremen to Baltimore, with linen, detained by the Lion privateer : Bremen galliot Margaretta Doro thea, Kite nova, from Bourdeaux, to Bremen, de tained by the Betfey privateer : Bremen galliot Juf• ' i frow Mitto, &mace ea, from :Bourdon:a, to Tonninv gen, with wine, detained by the Liongivateer : Da. ni(h galliot Palm Baum. Captain julAtrisow, from Malaga, to Tooningen, with wipe, ,4 fined by the (Iseenborough privateer ; Bremdfrgdliot Caroline. Joist true, from Bourdeaux, to •Tooningen, with wine, by the Betfey privateer : alfo the novae, of 18 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the FOILMID4IIII.I, °CI 98 guns r and the Moweace, of 74 guns. to join the: Channel fleet. PORTSMOUTH. NOVLIABER z 6. Arrived his Majefty's fhip Paucas from the Coati of Africa. with difpatches ; and the Duke of Kent, from Halifax. with wafts, &c. Sailed his Majefty's (hip la Fcacm on a ernize, and SPRIGHTLY, with the RANG ta, and Sally and Ellen tranfports, fir Guernfey.—Wind S.W. DOVER, NOVEMBER 15. Lieutenant Mirror of the BLAZII gun brig has detained and fent in here this day the (hip Freund''• chaff, Captain Boor, of and far Bremen, with a cargo of wine, and brandy, from Bourdeaux. A fise cutter called the Sulky, pierced for 14 pas, vita launched this day from Mr. Jamison's yard, at this place.—Wind Weft, and moderate. , DEAL, NOVEMBER r 6. Came down from the River the Selina. Moots, and Whim, Foal's, for Gibraltar ; Auguflos Crelar, Kraal, and the Clarendon, ALLYN, for Jamaica; ann . I other outward bound veffels, which re. main. Arrived the brig ProfpeB, (a light collier) bound to Newcaßle, which was captured yefterday by the Star French lugger privateer, from Dieppe, and retaken by the Fancy gun brig, Lieut. SincLAra, which was left in chafe of the privateer. Arrived and failed for the River * the Prifcilla, Vinryr, from Cork. Arrived the Oral-Lancia (loop from the Wore; &URI (loop with about twenty-five fail of light tranf ports, under convoy from Jamzica ; the tranfoorts failed for the River; TaomPILISI (loop from a cruize off Boulogne ; Devaynes Eaft India (kip, from the Wore. Sided the Axon s& gun brig, on a cruize off Boulogne.—Arrived the &talent:in frigate, and Se aznweLL brig, from a cruize off Boulogne ; Clever, frigate, Commodore Owtw, from the Nore ; Coa -11401t•IIT (loop of war, from the North Sea. Sailed the KANGARnO flop, and URGIIIIT gun brig, on a cruize off Boulogne; Fuarous gun brig, off Oflend. Admiral the Right Hon. Lord KSITH, K. B. (hilted hi, flag yellerday evening from bib Welly'. (hip Rental's to the EDGAR. Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Admiral the Right Hon. Lord KetTH, K. 13. Princefs of. Orange, Vice Admiral HOLLOWAY ; Agaznimnon, Antelope, Regulus, Clyde. Shannon. ; Cormorant, Snake, Trompenfe, Challenger, Combistant, Leveret. and Satellite (loops ; Meteor, Explofion,-Lucifer. and Profpero bombs; Speedwell brig, Blazer gun brig. Ignition, and Phofphorus firs trade ; and Harmony viEtualling tranfport. - Artatasit..At Brtßed the Minerva,—..., from Whoa; and the Alan, Caffrey. from Stcckboiro--At Whkehavea. the final. Col lett, front Oporto—ln the Clyde, the Hero, M'Cooll, from goo bec—At Waterford, the Two Bream, Swan, from St. Übei-.. At Newfoundland, the Atalanta. Pet , fiwen, from Grenada—At Oporto, the Mentor, Chriltle, from LmulottAt Varshala, tM John, Shrtmond., from Liverpool. - MARZLANi. I CORN-EXCHANGE, NOVEMUIit There are large arrivals of Wheat to day, and this trade remains as of late, for famples of fine old, which nearly maintain their price; and feeond, with ordi nary qualities, are at a redtalion of about ss. aad ay. per quarter—Of Barley likewife, large fupplies, ] tick is cheaper, and Malt rather lower—White Pam at leis—Beans of each dcfcription are tolerably. plenty, and keep their prices—There are large artivA of Oats, and this trade is cheaper=-Flour Is 43)6 1 1 4 and hardly fupports the prices quoted.: 0/111111AL COILASPICY AI UNDER I ,4 0 Wheat, 46s 633 1114 s pa v. Orcy Pe-are 46. Sided' Phu Ditto. Sp 1181 o 4 Beam, a s es f2s od ' 41 4 Rye , 0 6 456 M Tick Ditto 371 aas asPa , v.: Rada, 386 445 04 Opi. Zlll Us 394 Malt, ?a l& ai Pqknd AL ."- Wilke Pratt, (Boilers) 781 Bst Rape Sega, a4ty7i Poe F ine 11 9 , c 7 i to is, Second 6cs to 7cia kat Cock. • DUBLIN, N0e...1r.:- :.,..,... During the latagales, Come veffel• bare hew lift to the vreilward; as we have been infotmed thee a raidder, lune calks, and a quantity of dry Silk, 'have been thrown on the Squid of Traniore. . , Monday week a wine. cant, with die head beak emat, Fame afhore at. Aeneftown,-from which 't infuser! bet focne unit- was wrecked-A:in that partafthe Om*. . The Five mite' bridge, near Killarney, was - crass. ' pletely (wept away by a flood, oh Saturday feinnight. • 'On Friday the ma'l coach, as it paired-through .11tcnUen, broke down, and the driver was - killed on the Spot. Some of the paffengers were injured, hnt not materially. . • ' Three ruffians who formed a part of the defperate gang of freebooters, who have for fume time pall committed their depredations in fie neighb'onrhOd of Dublin, and fuppofed to belong to the party. w,bo lan week attacked the boort of Mr. Jones, at Far tick's-grove, were on Friday left apprehended, end committed to Kilmainhim gaol; andb from the vi fiance and ainivity of the fvfagifirates, and the in formation they have received, there is good rer.fen to hope the entire of thole delperatelaarauders all Speedily be brought to jultice. - - • . Sunday morning another of the offender. attacked to this gang, was apprehended in Green. tree*, iss confequence of information given by one of she.party„ and lodged in New ate. ..... Amonglt the different lunges which they had de termined to plunder, that of the Hou. Me. H uremia sox, and that of Mr. Josses, were mat lied put to; depredation. Nov. is.—Lord HurcHittior has, we underline', been lent for by Minitters in England, upon public matters of importance and emergency. On the ,4th of this month, the fecund battalion of the line will be aboliffied. The four unhappy conviels now under fealienee of death in Kilmainham Gaol, have received notice that the dreadful fen tenee of the law is to be executed en Wednefday, the 26th mlt. , On Sunday left a fellow was committed to Kil mainham gaol, for having affaulted F ice En. WARD Jones, Efq. in the esercife of his duty as a Msgillrate, in quelling a riot which took plam fame day upon the Circular Read. .--....,.... Yeaerday morning his Mays OTT. Dakar,. Cu it 'slit Lawn and Cam a trod's. paraded the Royal' Hbrfe Guards, B ue ,s and the King's .Own Royatiltiflbrd Regiment of Militia,atteaded by GeneralaTuenut and Gaera, Colonels Tay Loa and Dessolovon, whilfk she bands of both Regiments , pinyed' , Goo Pave the King," and other martial.neofici Xis Ida tarry was dreffed in the fulLunifotm of Ihernolal Hot& Guards, (Blues). Afterwards titer walked to St. George's chapel, with Princes ANIGUSTA, SOPHIA, AVILIA • end Maar, Wires of•-,C.ermseit- LAND and Causaroc*, attended by; Lady G. Busse s c l', Generals Wirers it and roar Si; Caooolll TAT. LOR and Dasuitoutsa,•where a Semen starpretiched by the Honountble and. Reg. Dr. Lie . (eri, IDeaß of Windlor, from James. chap. r. ail( verffi.,After. the Service was over his Mayravy, Psinceffesuind Dukes, rode to Fiogmore to dinner,and returned to the Palace at three o'clock. Her MAJIITY and Princefs aliens-it had dieing Service performed in the Palace, afterwards went to Frogmore, and returned with his Mats see. The outward bound Well India fleet paired Val mouth on Saturday, all well. . Earl St.Viscames late flag Ship , the HsavIIIIIA, is preparing for Sea at Plymouth with great expedition, and will be ready in the courfe of the eufuing week. Sir C. Pose is to fail in her to take the command of the Channel Fleet. NAVAL APPOINTMINTII.—Capt. H. G , to tbe Royal Sovereign ; the Hon. G. ELLIOTT. to the .Modefte ; Capt. R. M.Kanzi a, to the Solebay ; Capt. J. Seems', to the Grafltopper ; Capt. Slimly, to the `games; Capt. J. Num to the Providence; Capt. Suirtev, to the Comus ; Captain DARNALL, to the Speedy. The Hon. Captain SAYMOUR, nephew to the Marquis of Hearrnen, and who was Severely woun ded in the face, in Sir Jona Dticxwoarm's aftion off St. Domingo, is promoted to the rank. of Poll Cap tain, and to command the Aurora frigate in the Mediterranean. Captain J. BROUGHTON if appointed to the com-,.).- mind of the Meleager frigate, at Chatham. The fqeadron under the command of Captain Rears, was all wellpff Rochefort on tbe 9th snit. It then confided of the Superb, Revenge, Dragon, Achille, and Kent, of 74 guns ; Atalanie, Felix, Growler, and Pilchard. The latter veftel had taken a brig and two chaffe ma laden with brandy, dtc. off St. Martin's, and fent them for Plymouth. The Pilchard was obliged to throw four of her guns overboard in a late gale. Overland difpatches have reached the Indialionfe with intelligence from Hindoftan fo' late as the Bth of July. We are maces:nod to hear that they an nounce the prevalence of an identical fever in Bun dlecund. which hasfil rn haatft 11611 of the faculty ; ef te in its typtoms it rambles t are, but is gene rally laud in its attack. Hitherto iteinavinges. haver been confined to the low and mai*, dikrids of *un dleeund. but great alarm pretailed , theotigboit the neighbouring provinces. .s ... .