Star. — London, England, 1806-07-31 00:00:00

~;. . a el 1 . 1 . I / 114)1 C L IP4p4e, AMY ss. The Seeretaey of the Estuary Estuary at London, ilea arrived here fivp • , A rumour 'sal:vane to-aay, Nat peace be. trees Preece sad Raga Is not only concluded, but la a i na d r ablitid. mad thirlance, it is hoped, Ida asewierere gpmerej ac. We Me Wiumi, diet 0 has propoled a capi. triliAlon..to dot the Eosin' expedidon fitting nut for dee Mediterranean will arrive only to fee that forties la r issads, smite from Naples, that the Jefaits received as ,es the Id of sly, to quit that city in twenty-fora hours ;at is thought they wfil take refuge is Raffia, Notwithflanding all the rumours to the contrary, every thing Teems to confirm the opinion more and more, that the Grand Army is upon the point of eva cuating the South of Germany. Left Friday afternoon, another Englifh flag of truce arrived at Calais, and lauded the Secretary of the Ruffian Legation, who immediately proceeded towards this capital. It is raid that be has brought dispatches to hi. D'Oubril, which relate to the re• fioration of peace. On the sill MR. the Miniller of the Interior wrote 'the following letter to Weibel Kellermemt s • • 'Wei esahnality to yw ikko. I haw killiktitais hip C i of s doi Isoosook wYri de Sickly. et WWI nan al i e l o s e t a* sib = m e s a . at=e ll l 6 et aau Thu = sr t ennallis l". a*, =4TMP osisa ileill t r il y e a l e rhant "o4. lllll. 4.6 11 :4 1 1 • net de pstaipin et Ms Ins , dee= M e te accept SA alter etas hey itseibtgallbi IT • as frse_as pe_ra, et nee, abeteadse • nod a bit bni ths lies edam te sank by nes whale lin.. He inn arm aim Miedies, Wee *NW Ms Weeks% essne men 'Melt beeselltil toile by Yd tine kls trust 'emirs be amens bansetablivemaresetat solsrislumn- Alt dirk ale Medi may eskeeennig, by se Weise, tbe dellge Owlish emit be 4404 in yes wake be am and Amato tatiantslith as rm.'. sat eta li!ohlefirf and 0 111 7, the weans *elk elms enedhatient end ass vretthinr, are are the wily apes Of dm nibbles allewlails life. •S in undbilltden se reeds wiles of bis hiehertr. which 1 bow intt to a year Ibilew•nabfetibers• Join, Sir, >b Went toes es a eseEen to antrum to oar wieses, and 1 Imps to acme the airmen of my btl witionalea. 0 11 11 114 ) " e.asraovr. N. B. A finsilsr determinados has bees adopted: relative to the prnjed of a OW, fanned by IL Poyet,. the Architea, and for sds areal amber *teen fidereble robferiptione bud alreuft has made. This has been notified to the fiabicribers by the Misfile of the Interior. His Eminence Cardinal Henri has frequent con ferences with the Unifier of Police. Some remark able ranks are expefied, from the Say of this Prelate at Paris. HOLLAND. HAGUE. JULY so. Eerie from a Royal Decree, dated July r 6: “ We, Louis Napoleon, de. confidering that it is of die utmott importance that the public debt tbnuld be retpetted, and, of courfe, that the annual expen • diture of the State Ihould be regulated by the yearly b income : " Confidering, that the income for the prefent Tear cannot be eainsated beyond the film total of r. fifty millions ; and that the fame, even by the ad.,- .tion of the means recommended by our Meffage of the tath, mod probably cannot be augmented be yond 55 millions : That, in the interim, 35 millions will be requiAre for the payment of the intend of the public debt, and that, of courk, only the annual (tun of twenty millions will remain difpofable for the ufe of the State; coufequently the expenditure for the lad fix months of the prefent year cannot be admit. ted to exceed ten millions. That notwithdanding, and perhaps during the prefent year, if no extraordi nary eircsmllances mould prevent it, the expenditure of the State will be regulated according to its in come : it cannot be denied, that, in flute of all the reduEtions which have already been, and &all yet be made in the departments of the war and marine and notwithflandiog every effort for introducing the drifted economy in every branch of the public ex penditure has been adopted, it is, neverthelefs, poffible to reduce it during the lad fix months of the prefent year to the aforefaid amount of ten minims. We have therefore decreed, and do decree : sit, The die expinditure for the MR ix astaatbs of the pre- Fee you% AM be imitated u follows The adl i 10 . 0110. 000 Theoo,coo,ooo =Viterbie t,Staceopoo Otis bildlley et tbe Pberees • z,soo,ooopoo 1101111.11110 WNW Ilmorisr, sad the Diredtee • Clemel et beklemithe Pollee Tbelbeeder Ponel . l et Wet 73~ 00 400.0: 1 0.000 61CC0A004130 IMElrelb OiWe x7spoopoo t of Coeisocree sad tag Total elAU.ooopoo 0 Given at teer Palace in the Wood, Jet/ 16, And, And of oar Reign the rift, (Signed) " LOUIS." ITAL r. NAPLES, JULY 6. The works of the liege of Gaeta belt% Anifbed, it is allowable to give an idea of the military operations which have inceltantly taken place. The land front of this place confifts of irregular fortifications ; the firfi wall is cut out of the rock, and it extends in the firm of a very (did balli , n fr..m the fide of the ci tadel. The batteries of this treat ate railed to dif• recent heights, having been conftrutaed at different periods, and according to the Jet's which they pro doted on different pointsof the iahmus. The irre , gularity of dick fortifications demanded bold opt. . rations c the Freuch have executed them. Their works began toy covered ways behind Bourg, firestediow the beach. and theft were covered forward to the other extremity of the iffhauu. 'A line which commences from the beach at Mole, and ter minates at that of Scrap, forms the chief mid near• eft parallel againfi the place : it is the principal, be caufe it is the only one ; and the nearee, benfe it is only eighty toiles from the breall of attack. One hundred and twenty pieces of bantam cannon are I -placed along this line, and feveral Win batteries have been railed on the beach, to keep ke awe the ltuglifh valets. The forties can ao leave take place .vithout bung extretpely ti the heileged,i. fmee t!,e fpace between the works and the plsee is flanked by the batteries. It is calculated, that the place cannot hold out beyond twenty days after the Rte has commenced. • GENOA, JULY is. The principal accomplice of the Great Dela, who fo long laid wafle Liguria, was yederd,ry condemned to die, and this day faired the fentence of the law. LEGHORN, JULY 9. A Sicilian vetTtl has arrived with a flag of truce at Naples. The Englab wilbed to form a regiment of Neapolitans, Sicilians, and lirangers, but they were not able to bring invter more than two hundred recruits. Sir Sidney Smith is at Palermo, 'where he has frequent conference. with Medic. Aaon and El liot. King Ferdinand employs himfelf only in the chace, and in fifhing. GERMAN r. RATISBON, JULY 3. The Papal Credentials, in which tome expretrions were objated to by the Protetiant Members of the Diet, were in the following words - - PIUS VIL POPE. * Dearth San Illeitl7s CHRIST Venerable Brother ! Dwelt nona LC Jesus 'IIItIST, Petfonages " Being appointed by Goo,althaugh wideferving, to govern the Catholic Church, We enflamed teeth the great& &amend malts the gratelt ezertigna, to preform the Cadwhe Church from all injury, and renatheevery ding that gdgbt become prejudicial to ha buret& he this subhead la odor that, through mature deliliaratios qua the pars of Wham. the grievous injuries fur bawd by aid tia• Aim at dig Church may be_mtedrell_ and tralatne wan May nay where re eflahligtedb We feed yaw, as lbasefa ftwala, a Man recommendable from hie birth Ind Arius, wilds mails bas endeared him to us. and who paha? aid mils tie dhlm of Gennany—our venerable beet Aldid.Arabillaspaf ?fee. We Wive charged him to manavary conk isor ow" is befog fo lowortaat au object to a tupin mealaiss. ifs pay loa.lbamiliviktoluot the fame cone d/sea la him dorm Oboula ban la waives, refpefting every objedt ha SO have to dikull with you. In token of our good I,lll.*my Aar tbsafn JagooCaoloT ! Vescrabis Brother! Very dim lestiers I and illultrious Pampa! We gist* pm NIP Apr j ratii Bkpt. Dom la Rome, at St. Mary's the Greater, under the Ring of the Silberman, the t yth May, 1806, and of our Pontificate y. (Signed) A. AICII3IIIIMOr •I TYIt. In confequence of the objeaions taken, the words We with you happinefs and profperity"—were fubtlituted by the Papal Envoy for thofe in Italics ; and the Nuncio immediately aided a duplicate of his credentials, conformable to the alteration, to be ' fent to the Diet. The Diet is prorogued until the r3th Gaither. WuuTZEURGH, JULY s. On the day before yefierday his Highnefs the Prince Bifhop arrived in this city, and in the afternoon of , the fame day the Pale of the French clothing and im. wsents of fortification which had been depofited at , Teutonic building on the other fide of the Maine, began. • AUOSBUROH, JULY cc. A pretty large French camp has been formed near the Cape of Iftria. It is faid that his Highnefs the Electoral Prince of Bavaria has provifionally fur pended the journey which be propofed to make into Spain. HA MBUROH, JULY 17. The circumflance of Prince Czartorinfky's de clining the Office of Foreign Affairs at the Court of Sr. Pet:rtbergh, is looked upon here as auguring well for the refloration of the peace of the Continent. and efpecially as Baron Budberg, the ci•devaat Am hatrador at Stockholm, is appointed in the room of Prince Czartarintky. ' PROM THE BORDERS 01 THE MAIN, JULY zo. Count de Metternich Winneburg, Aultrian Am. baffador at the Court of France, arrived here yet: terday. Oa the 13th Jolla Martha! and Prince Bernadotte reviewed the greaten part of the army under his or ders, in the great plain near Furth ; fence which pe riod, fuch moven:mutts have been made in the corps as announce that they will fhortly break up. divifion which was intoned in the circle of Schwa bech, was, on the r6th, capered in the =virile* of Erlangen. The head quarters were to be transfeimod from Anfpach to Pommersfelden. • The health of the Elector of Baden is gradually amending. The queue has been fuppreffed . among ) ' the military of Baden. Some alterations have alfo been made in the etiquette of the Court : no one is permitted to appear there in boots. FRANCXFOR.T, JULY 9. The great manufactories of cloth in Saxony have, within there few months, recovered all the activity of which they were deprived fix or [even years ago, via. at the period when the general introduction of Englifh goods (truck fuch a fatal blow to the manu faltures of Lower Germany. The German cloths are not of the belt inperfine quality. but for that very reafon they are the more fought after in Switzerland, Upper Germany, Hungary, and the Levant, in par ticular. It is a fait, that the Bohemian manufaau rers, thofe of Grunberg, Zullichau, and Schwiebus, in Prullia, as well .as thole of Bauzen, Camenz, Sprnnberg, Goben, Duebeln, and Leifnick, in Sax. ony, hawr alto &writhed furprifingly within the fame time. The clothiers of Gropenheim and RutTedein have fold an extraordinary quantity of blues and greens for the uniforms of the troops. Thofe on the contrary who manufadlure none but very fine cloths, the manufacturers of Goerlitz, for inflance, are not fo well pleafed with the tale of their goods. If we invefligate the caufee of a reverie fo fortunate for the artifans of Germany, we dilcover it to be owing not morely to the goodnefs of quality of the Ger man metchandiae, but more than every thing to the difficulties thrown in the way of the Englifb trade Rome the beginning of Taft winter, and in no (mall degree to the bad quality of the inglith cloths them el; ecially fuch as have been fold in Germany thofe few years back. The ta/bnorrra (calimer es) ma nufaaored in Saxuny are advancing to perfeCtion every year. and vie already with the cloth of that name macula:hired in England. The fame thing may be laid of many other woollen articles. A moll favourable tire's/Wl:ince for the manilla/lures of Sax ony at prefent is the fall in the price of the raw ma terial, which is to be attributed to the fearciry of foreign purchafers, as the Englifh efpecially, who tired to travel all ever the country buyin* up what ever they could come at, are no longer in the way. The diminution is 33 dollars out of S 3; what war 1 4 year fold at the !Auer price is now at *meets 1 the T- ~,- : ~. i• LONnON. THUSRDAY. JULYS. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. • Conf. mosey, 63i1-.Datto. for Angel!, 6311. Reduced Gil—Oninlum, 14—for sm. Exact! Bills, par. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Ann 63f 64 Imp. 3 per Cestlif 64 3 per Cent. Cool 6 3{63 } i Ditto Ann 3 7-t 4 per Cent. tit R 83 Elate'. Bills, as. . IS. MM. S per Cent. 93 Osmium 3i Long Ann. ti 1.1 3-56 Conf. for aer..63ifit hull.. Bonds is. aa.alf. Much has been Paid on the fubjea of Raffia making a feparate peace with Bo AAAAA vs, and the honour of the Imperial A LIZADIDIII has by fame been placed in an equivocal point of view. But when it is con• fidered that it was a fufe qua am with the French to negotiate feparately, and that in point of fall we have nothing to afic Pm. RuCGa, and could not permit her to alk any thing for us, without compremiling our honour, we may eafily conceive that feparate treaties mutt have been preconcerted ; particularly after Bo bean that England could not wage war with him Tingle-handed. The fallacy of this vaunt has been demonfirated ; and, by a pramptitude equally honourable to Minifters, and gratifying to the' country, pre have bumbled Pruffia under the very wing of the Gallic Eagle 1 There can be no doubt. therefore, of oar hiving acquiereed in Raffia's nego tiating for herfelf—while we maintained an impollng attitude t holding out the (word in one hand; in the I other, the olive branch, arid mildly biddin g France chafe either I We have the fatisfaftion to announce the capture of another of the enemy's veal'', the is a fine French national brig. of 18 guns, and was gallandy cut eat of the river of Bourdeaux by the boats of the Cie'. TAUR and Cowoyeana, of 74 guns each, part of itia Rochefort fquadron. The aftion faked two boars, and a half, and the French bad a number of moo 1 1 killed and wounded. We arc lorry to add. however, that the capture was not made without lop on mar part alto. Mr. lintrear, Mailer's Mate. of Otg, Corroyeaoa, and two men, are Paid to have Wei killed ; and the Fira Lieutenant of the Currant . is t badly wounded. The name of the Prize is the CAW. and the was Rationed as a guard [hip at the Cum place from which the Tapageufe was cut oat fosse time ago, under the command of *Lord Corfu/ma; The Committee' has arrived at Plymouth with the LORD MINTO. The Tarsus's frigate. Captain BARBI, having taken on board all the baggage and equipage of the new Governor General, of his family and bite, is now going to Fortfmouth, from whence they will inunedi ately fail. INDIA. We have juft rem a letter from Bombay of the 26th February : a frefh war was then eonfidered as inevi table t but a new Adminiftration in every part of India was looked for from home. Never was any man's death fu much deplored as that of the 'great Marquis Coaswattis. Among the late arrivals from Bombay are Com modore Suva &&&&& Major M‘Pie Risme, of the 77th Regiment, Mrs. Hamlets, and Mr. and Mrs. WADLa. MIRANDA. In a letter from Darbadoes, of the 29th ultimo, it is Rated, that " Miasma had actually pro- ceeded to the spanifh Main, with a frelh reinforce ment of (native) volunteers; and that he had been affifted by AdrniralCocH RAN a with fome (hips of war." It will afford us the moft fincere fati.fattion to hear that this intelligence is confirmed. Nothing h more effential to him than the thew of protation in the firfl inflame- FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS. The former to the 23d, the latter to the 2slth s tate arrived. The Dutch papers, among their intelligence front Paris, mention the report of peace having been con eluded between France and Raffia ; but the eve n t has not been mentioned in the Paris Papers, lahere the funds continued at the Caine price on the a:ft that they bad been three days before. The Moniker of the and contains a letter from the Minifter of the Interior, refpeBing a monument which it was propofed to ere& to BONA►ARTE. His &Nay, with an affeßation of extraordinary model'', protells againa fuch honours during his life. Throughout Bavark, nothing is talked of bin the evacuation of Cattaro ; becaufe, till then, they do not taped to be relieved from the pretence of the French armies, which devour them. Gaeta is laid to have propofed terms of capitu- lation. We attach no credit to the intelligence. King Louts, previous to his departure fur Wifba• den, publifbed a decree concerning the finances of his new dominions. It is a document of confiderable interel. His Maiefly appears to be miferably firaitened by that claufe in the Conftitution which recognizes the public debt of that country. The re• venues of the kingdom cannot with every ameliora tion produce more than 5o or 55 millions. Of thefe, the interea of the debt devours 35. The remainder is plainly (aid to be inadequate to the other expences. The amfcquence that may be expetted ir, that his _~~ Majefty will either eeafe to refpea the debt, or that his fubjefts mull find him more money. It is mentioned, in Come letters received yefterday from Holland, r! that his PrAen Malay has heft• toted to recognize Louts Bosiraays." The bale and mean policy which the Court of Berlin has lat- terly purfued, precludes us from giving the leak cre. dit to this intelligence. Pruffia could offer no greater infult to Bo AAAAA 111, than by refufing to recognize a King of his nomination. OQTTENBURGH MAIL. A Mail arrived this morning. The only intelli gence it brings is, that the LvcrFsa bomb 'del, and the Hess armed fhip, with the convoys for London and Long Hope, Which were obliged by a gale to put Into Gottenburgh a few days beforc, failed again bn the xoth inßant. THE EXPEDITIONS. The unfavonrablenefs of the wind Rill detains the rook* expedition at Portfmouth, though Sir Samoa'. Al/CIIMUTY, Captain ADAMS, and every body else is now on board. The troops embarked, to their great difappointment, have received no batt and forage money ; a fupply on which many of the Officers had relied in ont.fitting, and which Curtly Gould not be denied them, if they are going a long voyage and to a diaant climate. All the tranfports have moved down to St. Helen's, endue ready to Rat on the leaft Gift of wind. It is now mentioned in town, that General Goer is to join the remote expedition at Plymouth, whence likewife fomc men offerer are to accompany them. It will be escalated, that General Gaap its the kaiser of Lord Homer., and was lately appoiotod Lieutenant Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, m focceed Lieut. General Sir DAVID Boas, mud to ilk peribde him likewife as Cosentender in CblJd the troop. The Hos. Major General GUT is Lieut. Woad of the syth Dorms, a very adios good OHM. Mr lessees Attestators ben old dim, ',greet pow and oaks, fa that the eossntry bat taros to bolt forward with confides** to the reibit of this rooms espedisios. dada Captain Aoaxs's frigate, the Reftilanco,' taroks Soressavu.ix's Roe trivia, end; (loop of oar. alum the expedition. A detachment of the Artillery from the Plymouth lines Is, it Is Md. ender orders for embarkation, to join the expedidons when they appear off the Sound. The following letter contains the details brought to us from Ramfgate by the pal of this morning : RAMSGATE, JULY 30. Yesterday evening pretested a grand Gene.— The tranfports in the Downs were found unable to receive the laft divilion of the Guards. They were therefore embarked on board three of the eight tranfports lying within our Pier, where they reeltain ad till nine o'clock at night, in high (pipits, the Pier being all the time crowded with fpeaators, who were often cheering thole hearty fellows. At that hour, the tranfports got afloat by the tide, when they were hauled out by moonlight, which, with the Lighthonfe at the Pier-head, and the refteded light from the chalky cliff., gave to the whole fcene a pilturefque effeft impoifible to be defcritsed. As the each worked out, thofe on board fung " Rule Brita,nnia," l and gave the fpeftators three hearty cheers, who did not fail to return them with equal ardour. " At eleven o'clock this morning, another of the eight tranfports left our harbour with the tide, with bodes on board, and 280dt:ten of old port wine and Madeira for the Officers of the Guards. The em barkation cf the borfes was a curious "lad to many who witneffed it, a novel fpatecle. lima affetled without any accident whatever. • " With the fame tide the Peace tranfport lett tbp ' harbour, with a hundred gunners, two Captains, and two Leattesa4 of the Royal Artillery, with tale • Royal Staff Artifacts. We have now only three tranfports left here.--. The S id Regiment is at Deal. waiting, ,s is faith foe ortlfts. It is espied to be embarked Isere, but &Mid that be the cafe, more tr.ofposts huty lonked for bets, of which, however, we bit ebeaid nothing. " Out Pier now looks very naked t the verde with the I.anarkfhire Militia having alfo left us this day. " Every perfon here fpeaks in the higheß terms of the judgment, cafe, and Attention of Captain BIM. TRIMILD, who had 'the ;mire fuperintendance and tiireftion of the embarkation at this lion. It is int poMbkr to conceive the apparent care with which every thing was effeßtd--fo much fo, that the whole hid more the appearance of arrangements for an ex curfion for pleafure than an embarkation for military fervice." THE ARMY. The Lanark(hire Militia. about t too hong, with about 230 women and children, failed from ftamr gate for Scotland yeflerday. They are a hoe body of men, and have left behind them an excellent cha radter for difcipline and good conduet. They were all in high fpirits, and received three hearty cheers from their countrymen, the Perthfhire Militia * ea tome hundreds of fpeetators, who witnefred their de parture. To the infinite regret of all ranks, civil as well as military, the gallant 14arquis of iivarar has 'reign- . 4 II chi of era to tui be the to Pe by an fat dil Itc Cc fre fp mi fill 1 10 b mi be C 2 ill 0 0 an th as tit Os fit In Sr Ai th A eh V th of 'li of ni re R tel lot yel te fr ni