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THE ITLEEHOLDERS OP THE COMITY OISEABITII, rRIENDS to lures! Independent*. a►e moll car• 1. Deftly tisersd to Nat St the CiiioßOE WINCRi I TER, os THURSDAY, tie id at OCTOBER tint, at Twelve &Clark at Men. ' Dinner on Table at Three o'Ctoek. Sir THOMAS MILLER, but. In the Chin S?SWARPI. 1,44 Teems, W. PII•IIATT PAWLIITT, if,. Lorel Hawse devieemn, W E' Lfq Mr H. B. Ni*i.s, Elq. SAMUEL DEVERELL, Secretary. SePeanbcr 13. 1306. . • FOR SALK i . a is London Inn, Plymouth, ea Friday the a 7th day of Odinber ' ANON Si ten o'clock in the forenoon. in purloiner of diredlinns p ony W Camara:mars appointed for the dilporal of Pruittan • . . E FOLLOWING GOODS, yin.. FOR Ex PORTA T SOON - • /0 7leces Tirsedy 6 Hda. Presets Red Wine 'lt Half Piet.“ French Whitt 3 Cafes Prefarved hake Wine 7 Da containing Oil, Olives, 86 Hoggicad ditto Anchovies and Gyms. se Half Picce French Red in bettks Wine t Keg ordinary Oil Olives Being pert of the Cargo of the banlib Rdp Lim hisaciaarrre. and condemned as Prise to hislitsjefty. For Catalogues, Samples, sad other partkabrs, apply to Ale. JOHN HAWKER, Mcrch wit, Plymouth. Plymouth, September WI, ao6. ALSO FOR SALE, At the Loodos Jon, Plymouth, Alter the Ida Moquette's Cargo, In purfaance of diredlione from the Cotundelemen, &c T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Fot EzroiTA7tott. goo Pieta of Brandy g ftreagth tin I, and t in 9 as Ditto SOiriu ditto, above a to s 4 Hogibrads Red Wine Piece, t Hogfbead, and t Serra Colouring a Cake, containing 'ass file bottle. Broody, (Said temples) Dein the entire Cargo of the lomat ANN', PIC 1 at Stow ea, and condemned to hie Welty. For Catalogues, temples, and other particulars apply to Mr. JOHN HAWW., Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, September 16, do& THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER sp. Micwatcsans DAT. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bask Stack Out India Stock. 186187 3 PS' Cowl. ltd. Aft. Bet India &.d. to ar. M Orr. OnaL 63H 63f Imp. Ann. 83 4 per Combo - Exch. SW.. I.s. air p - r cM II . RIM _dun. ea orochun pron. Englith Tickets HA. air. Meet A. Cart. far acc. At otie o'clock this morning Mr. Jonasow. the Sleffenger, arrived at dm- Secretary of State's Office with difpatehes from Lord LAUDIADALII. He was landed yellerday at Deal from the NANGAILOO Hoop. It is reported that before he left Path NapoLtom and TALL vvvvv had ►oth quitted that capital ! EXPEDITIONS. • PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. a . 414 / 14 hie 17th Light Dragoons,. sth, 36th, and 88th Tont, and 7th and Bth German regiments, are Rill here embarked, ready to Hart at a moment's notice. The 9th Dragoons have not been embarked, and *sore troops are expe6ed ; the ADAMANT, of 50 guns, and Gossra we kap of war, go to Africa—pan of the 4th Dragoons arc here likewife. " The embarkation of the different Regiments at this place have prefented fevers] truly lamentable feenes. The parting of the foldiers from their wives, and from their children, aro in the higheß degree dd . - tretEng—the piercing cries of the women rend the air, l and arc fufficient to foftco the mon obdurate hearts. The embarkatiod of the 17th Lt. Dragoons yeflerdar, was a truly piteous fcene of the kind : nothing can defcribe the forrow of the women of this corps at patting, nor the cornmiferation excited by their ap. pearance in the (treenail yefterday. They are allowed a guinea each to carry them to their refpalive homes, and many of them have the diflance of f I hun dred miles to travel. They are alto allowed five !billings for each of their children." PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 37. 64 The 45th Regiment did not accompany the ex. pedition that failed Wednefday lag, but are now in the Sound, with the 4oth, 87th, and 95th Regiments, waiting a fair wind." THE ARMY. It is now hid that Sir Gamic s Pa Prosy does not so to the Weft Indies for the velem ; he has return ed to his Government of Porttmouth. We have not yet learned who is fixed on for the WeR India trip : but we underdand that Come circumflancas have oc curred that render it difficult to (pare troops for that fervice. Sir ARTNUIL WILLISLIT, who has been mentioned for the Chief Command in South America, is brother to the Marquis of Wat. aaaaaa . He is an officer of great name, and (erred with much credit in India.— The battles of Airy, and Gaw•ilghur, particularly the former, wherein he had to contend againlt Inch an infinite difparity of numbers, have gained him great praife as a foldier ; not to add the rapidity of his marches after the infurgent D'H.tondeea, and the judgment with whirls he rendered abortive the de figns and ftratagems of that daring Chief, who, alter the full and treat y of Seringapatam, attempted to flit up to arms the whole of the Myforc country againfl the Britith power. Lieutenant General WHITS Loces name and fer •ices are like wife well known, particularly to military _ _ The chief command in Smith America, is I - applied to be between Centrals WHIT/LOCK And INF ILI, LIT j another report rtates, that Genet Al BIRKS/OKI) is permanently appointed to the command in chief. Pent of tbe Staff is appointed, and hat appeared in 'tba Gastue of Tutfday Ltattemint Colonel Ba•pir Da D, Odic Reenlent. hale De' put) , Adj oast Geoeral. Major Dearaa to duo Deputy grew Mater General 1 and Carib D MV1111117; Of the alb, or Catwaugbt Rangers. General Ha a I sroa It'll own Regiment, goes out as Aid. du. Camp to the General. Captain tfuernr fails in the Molnar, Captain D , which left Spithead yefterday for Ply mouth, where the is to take oa board Sir Salton AVCNMUTY, and bit Staff. The 6th Dragoon Guards marched from Lewes Barracks to Bexhill, where there is only the 3d Foot, or The Old Buffs, a Veteran Regiment, com manded by Colonel BLuttr. It is rumoured that Colonel CRAY FOLD if to be em pinyed in one of the Expeditions. JAMAICA FLEET. The Clarendon, Daum, is arrived at Briflol from Jamaica: fhe parted horn the fleet nn the 23d A - gull, about too leagues to the Eafkward of the Col in a violent gale, about too fail then in Onnpany. The Elisabeth, GALT, is artived in the Clyde, from Jamaica : the parted from the &et about fix weeks fence. HAMBURGH MAILS. The Mails doe on Sunday fennight and Wedoef day left, arrived this morning. It is quite certain that Cattarn is Rill in the hands of the Ruffians. It now appears, that Na►oiaor has been difappointed in one area which he expelled from D'Ottaxsz's treaty. The figning of this treaty was notified to the Ruffian Commandant at Cauaro,in the hope, that without farther orders he would give op the He teems, however, to have been too well acquaint ed with his duty as a foldier to be forprifed into a fur render by fuch a ftratagem as this—though the Auf trians were to have been made inftruments in the de• ception. Appearances become every day more 'while on the Continent. Both France ■nd Proffitt prepare with great aCtivity. Saxony is to fern& to the latter 26,0e0 men, and RufSa has a well appointed army ready for the field. Even Außria, greatly to the credit of the Archduke Coaazas, has already ref tored her army, and fopplied her wafted magazines with arms and military (lore+, and may Coon be able to take a decided part in any new war that may be provoked by the infatiable ambition of Bomar aays. Our private Cnrrefpondent at Hamburgh, hates a report current there, that the Emperor of Ruffin has taken peffeffion of Pram proper, and even Ko nigfberg itfelf, as a feenriry that Pruffia will at in concert with the Allies, in the approaching war.—lf this be correa, we may loon expea to fee Lord LAV DIRDAILI in London. By letters from the Hague it appears, that the greaten aftivity prevails in the military preparations of the army of Holland. A French army of 40,000 men, computing ro,ooo Dutch, is to be Rationed on the Ems, in Bentheim. BERLIN, SEPTEMBER IC His Majefty, it is determined, will fet out for the Amy on the nth. He will firft go to Magdeburg mid Halle, and infpea the whole military line. One of our journals lays, that the towns of Sprot tan, Sopa, Groneburg, and others, declared, at the moment their garrifons left them, that they would reward, on their return, the warriors who fhould diftinguifh themfelves, and provide for the wives and orphans of thole who fhould fall in the field—to enable thernfilves to fulfil thefe prornifes, (abfcriptions were opened, which fpeedily produced itunfidsrable fume. VIENNA.. SEPI. zo. According to accounts received from Major Ge neral Count Bellegarde, the notification of the fige• ing the treaty of peace by M. D'Ouhril. which he had communicated to the Ruffian Admiral Senavin, commanding at Cattaro, had no effea, as his orders were to obtain poffeffion of Cattaro by content or force ; he therefore cad anchor before the place, but 4k found the R;Mans far from inclined to furrender it ; the Ruffian Commandant even declared, that if the Aufirians attempted to land, he would treat them as enemies, and flak their flips. As it was ins poffible to undertake any thing with a hope of rue cefs, Count BeUega►de has determined to wait for new intlrutlions, and bad fern the Chevalier de E'l pine to General Laurillon to inform him of the fitoa- I Lion of affairs. According to later accounts General Bellegarde, from want of provifims, had been obliged to leave his nation, and was expelled back at Trielle. There circurallanees °reasoned the revival of the unfound. ed reports that Cavan" had been given up. The Englifh force in Sicily and Calabria amounts now to 10.000 men. MORAVIA, SEPTEMBER 8. We are afrured that a conciderable park of min i lery will be eilablifhed two leagues from Brunn. At I this moment magazines, ammunition, artillery, sec. are conveying from Linz to Budweis. It is ape ' cially to the honour of the Archduke Charles that he has been able in a very 'hart time to place the army on a moll refpeClable footing. N't only all the regiments are more than com plete, but he has collated a prodigious quantity of ammunition of every kind. The corps in Moravia alone has already in its magazine 13,030 mulk:t more than are wanted. AUGSBUROH, SEPTEMBER in. Marfhal Lefebvre, who has been here three weeks, received yellerday evening, about lie o'clock, dib patches from Prince Alexander Bet thier, at Munich; in confequence of which his Excellency fat off at mid• night foe Dunkerlibuhl, to take the command of the French troops cantoned in the environs. His flak followed to-day. His departure has given lireogth to the report that war is, determined on between France and PrufGa. We are allured that the departure of the French troops from Germany is deferred for an indefinite time, and that it will not take place till the differ ences (ball be terminated, which at prefent 'UM between France and Praia, and France and Rua'. BANES OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 53. All the getters' officers, and great officers of fate, who are at Paris,wera convoked by the Emperor Na• palm on the Bth of this month, at St. Cloud, when it is Paid that his Majefty held s council of war, the political (hued= of Europe requiring amines of precaution. We ate affured that a lift is in the preft, at Paris, of the names of all the public funtlionaries, whom hie Najd!/ the Emperor intends to raife to the rank of Duke, Count, Marquis, &c. HAGUE, SEPT. TR. After the arrival here of feveral couriers on Sa turday and Sunday, from Pans and Aiz•la•Chapelle, every thing here has aimed entirely a. military ap• pearance. The greater part of our army has received orders to coiled in the camp at Zeye. and wait there its further destination. The army will be affemble there by the end of the prefent week. There is talk, likewife, of a French army of yo,ooo melt, which will come to this country. Our King, who is fill at Aix la•Chapelle, will take the Chief Command of the troops. SAXONY, SEPTEMBER :3. The PrufGan.Silefian army which has .entered Saxony, confilis of nice battalions of fusileers, nine regiments of infantry, fix battalions of grenadiers, five fquadrons of huffy*, ten fquadrons of dragoons, twenty fquadrons of cuirafGers, and eleven batterie. of artillery. This ProlEan.Silefiao army is about 30,000 Aron:. EMDEN, SEPT. Its. Today tbe &I PrufGaos marched through this city, viz. two regiments of infantry and two batta lions of (talkers. Tcrmorrow the artillery will arrive,' sad on Sunday more cavalry ; t h e rester part of theft troops will erofs the Elbe 3 leagues from home, ; at Nierwarths and Meat°. Our whole army will be ' put is motion, excepting the two regiments of gust ds, the Elcaoral regiment of Cuiraffiers, and the two regiments of ?tines Antony and Sanger, which will remain here in garrifon ; bat the grenadiers of which will join the army. The Prince of Hohenlobe and Prince Louis arr here, and the latter will remain fome time. The PrufGans march with great expedi- tion. Every thing here wears a ferious afpett, but the Winch is concluded without noife, and with die utenoe feerecy, fo that no perfon knows any thing with certainty. The Elvenr fuperintends every thing of importance himfelf, and the exchange of couriers is very rapid; (mall parties of cavalry are polled on the road to expedite them. The archives of Bayreuth have been brought hither, and the Pruf: fian treafury is here. We know not yet whether the Pruffians will remain here. The regiments only re• ceive their orders every twenty-four hours. WEYMAA, SEPTEMBER rt. The whole army of Silefia, commanded by the Prince of kinhenlohe, and corralling of about thirty thoufand men, moiled the Elbe to-day near Drefden. If we may believe general rePorts, 130,000 Ruffians are entering Silefla as a corps de referee. Saxony, accor ding to Come, will furnifh 26,000, and, according to others, 30,000 may, who will nee in occupying Thuringia. The French are concentrating themfelves in force near Bayreuth and Cnbous, where, according to all appearance, the fire bldw will be ftruck, unlefs it fhould be in the earirnns of Muneer. Our moll Serene Duke yellerday received orders for his departure r be commands in chief a corps of the Pruffian army. HAMEL:ROM SEPTEMBER :9. A Ruffian fleet dellined for Corfu, is arrived OW Copenhagen. The French have poblifbed the repot of.tbe trial of fix perfons, for diflributing midst's againft the French, which they ridiculoufly term high triafon. Of these fix, only Palm, thabookfeller, and Joseph Schoderer, merchant at Dlnanwerth, were prefent. Palm was executed, bat the ether is laid to have been laved by the mediation of the King of Ba varia. The other four, viz. Michel, innkeeper at Nickerfulm Jenifh, Clerk to the Bookfeller Stage in Augfburg ; Kupfer, Bookfeller at Vienna ; and Eurich, Boolfeller at Linz, in Auftria, Poe being prefent, it was ordered that, in cafe they wets taken any where where the French army is, they should be executed in twenty-four hours. The Swedifh frigates have failed from /Conine% burgh to the other Pram) ports. The Danifh Court is endeavouring to remain neuter in cafe of a war.— The French Ambaffador, in Copenhagen, has fre quence conferences with the Miniftry. It is believed that 'he Plan blocrade of the mouths ate. Elbe, Sic. will he railed in a few days. The adore for that purpofe are Paid to be ;dually given at Berlin. The eachange of couriers between Dalin, Drcfder , and Hof, is uncommonly great. A very large camp is [aid to be marked out at Hof. where the Pru Sin Generals Von Taueneien, Bile. and Poufel, are at prefent. Many people affirm that Maria will take put agoinft Pruffia,an4 that Bonaparte has peonsited it Melia. It appears certain that the Ruffians are rapidly advancing, though care is taken that nothing be officially publifhed about them. It is (kid to day that they are already at Stettin, and that the Emperor has occupied PrufGa .Proper, with Koenigsberg iliac, as a fecurity that the Pruffian Court will, for this time. a& in conceit. The Praffian coin is declared current in Hanover. A report is fpread here this afternoon that the French and Proffian advanced pofts are within a league of each hiller. I . Yefierday his Meitsry paraded the Royal Rorie Guards. Blue, and the Stafford Militia, in Windfor Court yard ; and afterwards walked to St. George's Chapel. with Princeffes Au onsea. 801111 A. Anion and Matte, where a fermon was prkaehed by the Rae. Dr. MARSH AP4. from the t 3th chapter of Meek. 351.14 36th, and 37th vertes. Mr. WAGSTAFF'S, the Meffenger, fet off on Friday eight for the Continent. with difpatches. On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, from one to three o'clock, at which the following Members Allied :—Lord Gasavatts. Earl Srawcsa, Lord Howicz, Mr. WINDMAII, lewd H. PIM, Lord Hottaan, and Mr. T. Gee v General CA KM tr., the Chief of the Corps of Royal Marines, refident in London, has, to the great re gret of that refpetlable Corps, accepted the retire- , meat : in eonfequence of which the following pro motions have taken place in the Royal Marine Corps: General BARCLAY, to command in London ; Lien tenant Colonel WI at es a, of the Portfmouth iirifton, is promoted to be Second Colonel Commandant at Ply mouth ; Major FOLIT, is promoted Limtenant Col of Portfmouth dirifimt, oke Wiwrea ; and Captain R.Les, is appointed Major of dm Chatham divifioo. The two Princes of Osman van, accompanied by Sir C S mod Lady &MILL, IWO MALTZ•M Colonel G Mr. LORAIN' SSW's, sad Captain Hunts', arrived at Denkeld on Wednefday laff, ea their way is Blair. is Athol, on a /jilt to his Grace the Duke of-A root. The two young Prisms and Baron MALTZAMM, on their way through Edinburgh, rifited the Theatre, which was opened for a few nights on purpofe. They are to make the Tour of - tbe Highlands of Scotland. Prince Not of Wuazewasao, the (wind ton of the King of Woe-ammo, is at prefent at Berlin, under the awned name of Baron Pact. A very large colkeion has been made at &dialer the widow and children of Pats( the bookfeller, Nnssmberg ; in one coffee houfe aline 8o riz dollars were fuisferibed in a few minutes. It is Relied in the laft Ilawithergh Correlioneksi, that Lord LAUDITDALS had declared te)fr LLLLLL are his intention of carrying on their Diplomatic Correfpon. donee io the Latin language. A Decree of Divorce has been formally publiffied at Pat is, of the marriage between I aeons Bowe aaaaa . and Mils PATTIASON, of New York. Report rays. that Bother Jaunts is to be immediately united to a Foreign Prineefs. The Loire frigate is to be paid off at Deptford Captain MAITLAND, the Commander, is appointed to the Volontairc frigate, which was captured at the Cape of Good Hope. The Merchants of Falmouth, engaged in the Lilbon Trade, finding thensfelves etpofed to a very great and ler ions silk, by not bcing able to effea their infuranees on the Townfend pacitt, wi ich failed from Falmouth for Lifbon the I uth insane, in confe quence of a falfe report of her capture, have adop ted meafures to detea the impolition, by which their intereils are fo materially affeaed, and are determined to punifh the author with the utmoß feverity. Ther have folicited the Committee at Lloyd's (as the Un• derwriters are alto injured by the orders for infer once not being completed) to join them in their pro. fecution. The remains of Mr. Fox were put into the outfide coffin on Thurfday. The coffin is covered with black velvet, ornamented with filver plates and nails. The principal plate at the top has his arms elegantly en graved, with " The Right Honourable C Jamas Fox, died September the tath, teolS, aged s years." A fine marble monument, with appropriate em blems, has been eretled in the new city of Wallsiegton, to the memory of General MONTGONuar, who fell on the plains of (ttebee. The infeription is concluded with this couplet : m 00000 MUT feu; let no food brat% repine ; The fate of Wous, Uhdriotte Chief, wu thine ! The father of the late Lord TN sow was a cler gyman in Norfolk, whofe church preferments barely enabled him to fupport a large family. " As to Ned. (faid he one day, meaaing his Lordtkip), " I'll en deavour to fend him to College, and he mutt fight his way through the world I" A new Paftoral Opera, in two adts, called, the Fortune Teller, was yefterday rehearfed at Drurplanc Theatre. The mufic, of which report (peaks highly, is compofed by R . The dramatic Piece which Meas. TOPPI Ail and ANDROWS are prepating for the Public is to be an Opera. It is to be brought forward at Covent Gar den Theatre. The former writes the Prologue, and the latter, of courfe, the Epilogue. One' w t,fpeaking of the modern Poets, lays, "that the Italians ate too azrm, the Spaniards tooter'', and the French too red; that to excel in that line, it would be neceffary to be born in Italy, to travel in Spain, and to refide in France." A molt alarming fire took place in Limerick, on Monday fe'anight, at Bowles's Stuff Manufarffory, which, with all the machinery, Miffs, &c. was burned to the ground. It was uncovered by fime Gentlemen returning from 4 lea% at Mr. Madell's, of ?Wray. . ',Eh.- - ~.... PIC So as