Star. — London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

T - solle arrived here te•day• departs titmorrow to his bead-quarters. at Hob!harden. where General Von Ruchel is already arrived. His Highnefs received, at Naumburg, the melancholy Dews of the death of his Odell foe. The march of the trooptto Gottingen has !paid the road. in the rainy weather. The Saxon troops are to form a (operate army in our neifthbourhond, E . Slat. mt.-nail has a very warlike ap. rennet here. The fortags is putting in the bell Bate of defence. and ao,ooo pallifades are delivered in. Unites, 816 T. 13.—. The third battalions and fowl!: knadrons of all the French regiments in Ba. , lane, have orders to march to France, viz. to Straf borg. The officers and men are to be diiiributed in Alface, and to proceed immediately to their talk. namely, to receive the jo,ooo conferipts, to ezercife them, and as they are trained, to eondult jhen. to the grand army in Germany. Thole who break up lift are to arrive in one month at Strafburg. There meatus, the departure of Cu many French Martha's to Paris. and the renewed afftivity in the French 4h: pots of ammunition, he. in and nut of France. with the arming of other powers, lam all hopes of peace snore and more daily. The march of the Anfirian prifoners continues, the grit columns have already paled the Inn. On the agreement between the Courts of Paris and Vienna, in relation to this fabjea, there are many reports , which being mere conjectures, deferve no attention. It is clear that ender the prefent eireunshanees the prifoners could not remain in Suable. For the reit we bear nothing of the evacuation of Brannan, and the future mak, on the truth of the report, that the head-quarters of Prince Bitthier are to be removed to Ambery and then to the seaward. Mvaten. Bapt. rd.... Though the AuSrian prifo. nets of war hill proceed on their return, yet a new war (setts unavoidable. In Bavaria there is to be an immediate levy of ta,ooo man. The Suttee have jnft granted two regiments of foot, of taco intoisod two of hoofs, of 6 0 0 axon& Urasenr, 811,1% 01....:Yellertiay forty waggon. arrived here a to be employed in trantportingprovifions . • .. and other needaries to th e cam p at ? A ye. • Troops 'are daily forwarded thither. GeneralDOßOlbetan is eopetted this day here, on his way to the camp. The troops at Zeyfk are to =IOU= by the syd to t t,iso foot. and isyo bode. }hoot, SIFT. 20. Troops are *torching from every qoarter in this country to the camp at Zeyll. where they are all to be ambled by the s3d. They only not remain long in that place ; • bat their future delliaatioa dopes& apon certain aircamhozees. The Diboll troops in the camp ate to bosom:tended by Gloom' Dumooceat4 who formerly feted in Mora. • sad Aufiria. and tie French will be commanded by prigadier General Bonier. who is oa his journey from Pais to Zeyli. The whcle are to be comman ded by General Michand, under the King. who is expelled to come dire& from Ail la Chapelle to the stamp oaithe aid. Co Tarossa, A.trourr Nato is at 3ilivris and colle&a all the reinforcements he can procure. The Porte have rent him all the men that can be fparcd from the eagles fituatc on the canal. The rebels have retired to Rododo, after having burned feveral houfes and blown up a gun-powder magazine. The Porte appears to with to conciliate the JanifLries by mildnefs. The &dykes received from Egypt ire not fatisfec tory. The coneelEons which the Porte has made to the Beys have not reflored tranquility to Egypt.— While Elfi Bey and Badiffy Bey difpute the love reignty, AN Mahomet, Chief of the Arnauts, has Felder' to give up the command of Cairo to the Pafha of Salonichi, who has arrived in Egypt with the gut of the Capitan Palha. He has gained over the troops, by perfoading them that after his departure, *ay will be in danger of not receiving their pay. The chancery of the Auftrian Legation has deli vered to the French Ambaffador all the papers rela tive to Dalmatia and Albania. General Scbadiani has declared to the Imperial internuccio, thazhe was charged to claim the late hotel of Venice, which is occupied by the Auftrian Legation, but that he fboul I not, however, infift on the time of the reftitution of that palace. HAMIIt/RGN, Snnwna z6.—Letters from Meek tenburgh and Pomerania fey, that 60,c00 Ruffian troops are expelted very fhortly in the ports of the Baltic, where quarters are already befpoke. *mute quantities of corn from RufEA ha ve lately been Imported into Hanover. The whole Ruffian Polifh frontier is covered with (mall camps of 5 to to,ooo men, where the men are continually exercifei in firing as a mark. General Kutufow and Prince Bagration are departed from Peterfburgh to the army. The King of Sweden, who is returned to Sweden, is expeaed back in to days in Pomerania. The Swe xth force in Lauenburg increafes, and a junction with the Pruffians is talked of. for there three days paft a report has been in ge neral circulation here, that the Englifh, having land ed sptin with confiderable reinforcements in Cala bria, had, fopported by the inhabitants, forrounded and totally defeated, and cut to pieces the army of General Msffena. The French accounts from Naples up to the sth inft. pofitively affert, that the Xoglifh have all returned to Sicily, retaining only the fortrefs of Scilla or Sciglio, and that all the red tet the country is in the hands of the French. NAUTICAL INTELLIGANCE. The Philadelphia, Sierra, from Phasic!phis, ar rived at Liverpool : on the nth of September, in lat. 47. so. long. 39. faw nine fail of veffels, fie of them apparently of the Line ; when firft ken they were Sanding with their heads to the Eallward, but afterwards to the Weltward.—blens. Sappolid to be Sir J. B. W 's fqnadron. FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30. Sailed the Princefs Augußa packet, Sr. Angry, with mails for Gibraltar and Malta ; and the Sophia, ---. for London. Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER r. Came in the Dania fhip Providentia. Captain Cnaisviansoir, from Rig; bound to Lifbnn. with hemp, detained by the Betfey privateer. The French frigate le Prefident i. juit arrived, captured by Ad miral Louis's fquadron. Particulars in our next. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOISER s. Arrived the [hip Brothers. Cape. BIDDIRWOOD, from Frederiekftadt. with deals. DOVER, OCTOBER s. His Majeity's gun brig BOLD has detaintd and fent in here this day the Signori.) Concecion and Almas, Captain Con ac los, of and from Lifbon, with hides, cotton, and whale bone, bound to Caen. Arrived the hoy Ferdan, from Dordt, with bark, for this plase. Remain in the Roads, the Tuasozest, Soto, and GALLANT gun brigs. ;Vied S. W. and moderate. DEAL OCTOBIR a. Sailed his Majelly's Stip Assistrienow for Sheer. nefs. Arrived his Majefly's fhips Airt AAAAA NE from Yarmouth, and Natctssus from P. -rtfmourh, with a convoy, which are failed frir the River ; silo the &alga and Estelle's gnu brigs from a cruize off Boulogne.—Th- NA:Tiff - us anti A maranthe remain in the Downs with the eat of the fbie: as per hit. This morning Mr. SCOTT, the Meffenger, arrived from London, with difpaichet for Lord LAVDIao MLA, with which he embarked •tn board the Spe culator hired aimed lugger. ard proceeded immedi ately fir the Coati of France Aa a ivro.—ha the t/taarns, the Diana. Aytea , from Tobago; Governor mu m , —, from Carenada; Aleatmkr, M Lauren; Sir Sidney Smith, Smith and the Pri. refs Royal, New, troll Demerara—At Liverpool, Boma Nieman, from 4. VINCM . II; and the Boyne, Stafford. from Chirkiton—lo the Clyde. an, Seavilt. fro , Antioua—At Cork. (12.Leit Charlotte. Fem. from Grenada, for London ; Hope, Can:titan; and the Paine, Cannily. Iron. Barbadoes—At Dunks, Eleanore. Walker, from Tortola ; and the Fletcher. Fletcher. from St. 1 /lament's—At Baltimore, Wolf. White, from London. The amply, J.Jtaft a, from Leith for Peterlburgh, la loft on Isthe Mead of Ge feel n• Nancy, Herrick*. from Liverpool for Baton, la loft oo the wait of Ireland. People laved. SECOND EDITION. STAR OFFICE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCrORSIR 3. The following important information was this af. ternoon fent to the Loan Maaoa, and to Lloyd's Coffee Honfe : ADMIRALTY OFFICP, 3400.eber, 1106. One O'Cloa, P. M. 1 1 I have the honour to acquaint your Loan:no b " that an Officer is jolt arrived from Sir &swat. Hotta, with an Account of his having fallen in " with FIVE FRENCH FRIGATES, FOUR OF " WHICH HAVE BEENCAPTURED BY THE SQTADRON UNDER HIS COMMAND, viz. 4 4 La Gioia., of 46 guns, broad pendant ; La Mr ., 44guns, PA* MIDI 41.4. gaps IN DI RATIO Ain I', " 44 guns. The above chips were Put.t. or Teeny'. " Our lots in killed and wounded, is killed nine, 4. wounded thirty-two. lam lorry to add that Sir .. S. HOOD has loa his right arm. Accounts are " likewife received from Sir Toone* Louts's fqoa-J drcn of his !wring taken the F►ench Frigate Pas " 'instil- 4144 guns. " I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) runs. osesvit.zs. " To the Right Hon. the LORD MA Y OR." The Duke of Yoaa was yeflerday at Lord Rim vt.e3/41 w's, at his feat, in Norfolk, on his way through the infpeetion of the EafternCoatt. Yelferday there wa, a full Board at the Admiralty, when the Right Hon. Tmostas GatariaLs took his feat. Wednefday evening was landed at Deal from the AC*1411414014 the &eletnn of the t ath Regiment of Foot from the Well Indies, conlifting of only linty. one men, officers and band included. This Regiment has been abfent from England eleven years, and has buried about eighteen hundred men. It was Mr. lima, not Rose, who accompanies Vu count M'IPITM to Berlin. Mr. Ross was Secretary to Lord Gowsa at St. Pcterfb.irgh. We are happy to be able to nate that the number of perfons aEtually killed at Malta, by the late &cad ful eiplofion, only amounts to three hundred. Captain CHAMIIRLAINI is appointed to the CHAR waLL (loop of War, on the point of tailing for Buenos Ayres. CITY BUSIIML—A Court of Common Council was held yeNerday, at Guildhall, which was very aummoutly attended. The Thanks of the Court were voted to Major•Oeneral Betel ford and Commodore Sir Home Paphaat, and the Officers and Mat under their command at the capture of Buenos Ayres ; to Sir David Baird and Sir Home Popham, for their Cervices to their °NOWT in the Conqueft of the Cape of Good Hope ; and to Major Gaseral Sir John Stuart, IC. B. &c. for their gallant Con duet at Maids. And the Freedom of the City and Swords of the value of too guineas, were ordered to be pretested to each of them, as per ad • vertifeenent in (wet of thin Paper. lhanks were voted to the Rev. A. Hatt, M. A. Chaplain to t►e the Lord Mayor, fur his Samoa. preached at St Lawrence's Cllutch, on Michaelmas Day, previous to the eledion of Lord Mayor ; and be was regoelted to print the fame, and fend a copy W each Member of the Unlit fif ARKZARL OCTOSU s. There are this day leveralf;thee arrival; of Wheat and faks in this trade are generally heavy, at a fniall weduainn in price. Many fainples of Grata, in ge neral of the late crop. are trine to hand. Batley itt i in confiderable fuppliet, and goes off more readily at rather better price;and MAL is full as draw. White Peas liken ife. In Beans but little variation. Se veral hells cargoes of Oats arrived ; fine famples fetch laft quoted wives, but feecond and ordinary are rather cheaper ; and Flour continues at (mall variation. AS 011411111: Wlnt. ss• 725 864 per qr. Grey Peak 45146. od Pine Ditto, ggs Bps Beans. 45 sts od RN. (pew) 43• as• Tick /*toy 36, 4450 d ikeeleY. 4 05 ilte del at,, 13; on rio Malt, 743 as od Poland dkto 331 35$ od White Peale..6oB6k, Rope Seed. (Dew) set jot Flat Floor 7os to 75i Seosode 65. to piper tack. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, and. THURSDAY, OC Y. 3. The King's Plate of loops for 4 yr olds catrylnt ;oft 4.1 b ; y yr olds rat 6lb ; 6 yr olds raft; lid aged tart 21h. R. C. Mr D. Radclifes br. c Barbara/k, 4 Trs old - l Mr Andrews a b. c. Fathom. 4 yn old . I Major Mimes b. c. by Moorcoek, out of Matron, 4yn old 3 Duke of Grafton'a b. f. Dodoes. 4 Y" old - dr 5 to t oo aarbarolli. -- The Town Plate of 501. in, 3 yr old cults Brl 71b ; and allies 8(1 31b. P. L z Mr Gouldbourne'• b. f. Eprom Lab . Mr C. Browsle ob. f. lifter to Orlando - 1 Mr Wedmore, b. e. by Groufe . 3 Mr Medall's b. e. Smuggler . dr Even ... getting en Fpforn Lafs. Mr R. Boyee's Cardinal Beaufort. 811 toib assinft Lord Foley'. I.ittle Peter, 811—B. C. coop h. ft...--( Dead beat)-7 to 4 a stt Cardinal Beaufort. Mr Forth's Hippomenes, Eft pfb beat Slr C. Bunbury's Lydia, 9 1 t --Aust . . the Flat, toogs 11. ft.—. to 4 a; ft Hip”omatea Lord Foley's Blowlog. Ell lib. beat Mr Watfon's Vagabond,Bft 31b--Ab M. tozp h. ft.-7 to 4 apt Blowing Mr Blanehlord's Currycomb, SR 31h rec. ft. Lion Lord Foley's Blooing, Mt—Two-yr old C. soup b ft. Mr Wilfoces Sally, 6A gib rec. soap from Mr Melnik's jerboa, ' 811 71b—Two.yr old C. loop. Dabc of Grafton's Panful, SR elb roe. cogs from Mr Mclnnis Czar Peter. 8R —TLC soots It• ft. Gen. Gower's Swinley, 7ft tab tee. from Mr Mellifh's Surely. Eft 711a-0 I. tongs. Sir j Shelley's Sir Launeelot. Bft Mb rec. from General Gower's Sprite, yR tolb—.Aertifs the Flat. loop. Sir j Shefley's Sir Launcelut, 8R pib rec. - p from Mr Blanch. ford's Curryeeenb, yft inh—Firft 3 M R. C. loop. Lonl Sockville's b e by Buszard, out of Onlsn's dam, roe ft. from Mr Flwes's ch c by Buseard, out of Tosterella, aft ttb each— Aced' the Flay Loop b. ft. THE PRINCE AND His TOUR. StPTMIIII. a, tBo6, The events of the concluding days at Doncaßer affording no variety, I have not troubled you with any details. Their Royal Highs:mires honoured Lord FirzwiLciart every day with their company at dinner, and went to two bat's. The !aft day his Royal pi s bnefs was cheered in the moll affeCtionate mannef. He went on Friday to Blythe, the old *sandlots of the hirws vs Before dinner he looked at the Rod. The f toyal Brothers fat down to dinner at (even. Amongft the company was obferved LordsDaar.tacrost, Sr roes, BARILTMORIS, &c. &C. His Royal Highnefs retired early, and nest day paid a vifit to the Duke of Li ens. He rode on horfebaek, that he might be the better able to übferve the beauties and indultry of this part of the country. His Royal Highnefs was received by their Graces at the door of Kruveton, the ancient magnificence of which was particula►ly noticed; the ball room, library and dining.rooms here, are finely proportioned. and of great dimenfions.— There was a moR fplendid collation prepared, of which his Royal Highnefs, with his wontedaffability and condefcenfion, partook. His Royal Highnefs, after viewing the different forrounding beauties, took leave of her Grace, expreffing his thanks for the at tention fne bad (hewn him. The Duke turned his hounds out for his Royal HighnefOr amufement The party returned by way of Lord YARBOROUGH'S. The Duke of Lazo', Mr. HUDSON, &c. were added to the company this day at dinner. His Royal Highnefs retired early, and this morning took his leave, pro ceeding for the feat of his old triend, Mtcw•aa As• OSLO TarLoa, Efq. Vaft crowds were affembled in every part of the country through which be paired, and on the arrival of his Royal Highnefs at Ledlton Hall, an ancient feat of the HUNTINGDON'S, he was received by the Volunteers, atfembled from a con fiderable dißauce, with prefented arms, and band playing " God Cave the King." The fcenewas pe culiarly piaurefque ; the ground formed a complete amphitheatre, perfertitly covered with people. His Royal Highnefs, with his great goodnefs, flood for louse time on the Reps, thereby gratifying the com pany with a view of his perfon. The company con. betides their Royal Highneffes and fnite, of Lords Dasuemorow and DONORS, the f-lon. Mr. and Mrs. LUMLEY SAVILI, &C. &c. Tiimas s Ditue.r.wl.—Lan night Mr. POISSII t appeared for the &II time as Timothy `taint, in the Comedy of the Solder': Daughter, (a little part in which the late Mr. COL LI SS was particularly fucce(s ful.) He played the charades. with much dry hu mour, and jullly obtained confiderable applaufe. Esstsrom and MA Duncan, in 1r w& &arta and the IG rJtw Chetrly, made a refpedable used on the ground ferruelly occupied by BAIIIIIIITII and Mrs. Joe U• M. The only opportunity that can be offered to the Public this year. of gaining inJependsnce, by pur chafing the under ment;oned Capital Prizes, in the Lottery which commence. Draw,' z t j 1, this month, viz. Three of Toter ty Tho ufand Pounds, Three of Ten Thoof..nd Pounds, Three of Flee Thoufand Pounds. The loweft Prise aol. and only 20,000 Tickets. The Candidates for the above Grand Prises are al ready 11i numerous, and the quantity of Tickets fo fmali, as to oblige us to caution all perGms who par. pole purchafiog Tickets or Shares, to loft no time, the Scheme being unatitally popular and losacticial to adventurers. WIISTXIVSTSR ELECTION. Ytierday a very numerous Meeting attended at the Crown and Anchor, its conker:knee of the ad journment of the former meeting. • Mr. HADDOCKS, fen. beingcalled tithe Chair, • after a few obrerratfons, read the Refokation of the former Meeting, and the Letters of Sir Francis Burdett aad Mr. Curran on Mr. P ill ; he alto read a letter be hod received from Mr. Paull, accompa. eying that anrwers. In this letter, Mr. Pota Rated, m That a molt calamitour blow hod bean aimed et the liberties of Great 11:•irait., by reducing Weileninficr t • a Sate of flowery: that the prefect' Minister of Great Soitain had fbewn, not only in Wettmiatier, but its Hataptittre and other Counties and Cities, that it wee his objes, to torn sot of Por- Lament every snag tbat lb. old venture to give Lim the frail npp 7hike rigor was MOW come lo.iers tit Indy tio r.a 4 Profit Amid Ors tilt KV. CIO. aIMfAWIWIdift li rb rigirt to stierytort or to Par fisomott.—.4 This letter *ai II de fled to and received' with great applauti.) Tha Chairman then proceeded to read the &rola- *no firfi. which was merely an errefFon of re. vet that Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. Cu. ran had declitud ttanding for Weltminler. and of thanks tar the conflitutiorial fentiments contained in their an (wet, was praff- unanimnufly. The fecond eras theh read. which et. preffed a confidence that fume Gentleman of a ied tegrity and acknowledged talent% would yet offer himfelf as a Candidate. Upon this Ref . ..lotion being put. Mr. FINERTY rife, and declarer! his Inten•ints of giving his decided nppolitinn to that Refnlutt. n, unlefs the Chairman would give hint a plain and fatisfadory anfwer to the queiti , n he lb..uld propofe which was, Whether it was the intention of the tiro pore's to bring forward, under the cover of thi. Re folotion. any quellion for the nomination of Mr. Mai docks, junior, as a Candidate for Wefimintler If Inch were tl Sri intention, he Ihould feel himfelf bound to Rate fully his nbjeliuns to fuch a Refoiution.— [The Meeting teilifiud 164 approbation of the courts taken by Mr. Finerty.] The CHAIRMAN, in reply to the queftion of Mr. Finerty, laid, as to young Mr. Maddocks, his talents were known to them all, and his conftitutional principles were exactly as he had Rated them on the former meeting. It was one thing, however, to put him in nomination for Weßminfter, and another. thing to admire the fire of his patriotifm, the, fplen dour rf his talents, the purity of his principles, the— (the Chairman was here interrupted in his panegyric on his fon by hind hiffes and hurls of laughter ). After a refolution, pa [fed on a former day, that thole who were not Eledlors Ihould withdraw from the meeting, his, fon, who was not an Eleear, did not think it refpee. ful now to attend. He fhould unequivocally Rats, that to his knowledge, or belief, there was now no in tenti in of putting his fon into nomination. After pro nouncing a very warm panegyric on his fon, he laid, he might leave it to the generofity of the affembly, whether a young man, in his cireumflances, ought to be called upon to oppofe bimfelf to the whole power of the Government, united to the private in fluence and pecuniary refources of Lord Percy ? A Mr. HEW,LINS, after a long fpeech, propofed Mr. William Cobbett.—(The propofal of Mr. Cob bett was received with loud laugilter and Wes. Mr. MEATY Rated ex prelkly, that Mr. Cobbett had not authorized any body to propofe hies, and did not mean to Rand as candidate. He could not conceive for what obje( Gentlemen Mould produce their lifts of names, and prefs forward one candidate after another to be put into nomination. The only ef fee wlich loch conduit was likely to produce, was to diminifh and to degrade the reputation which popu lar affemblies ought in a free country to poffefs.— What good effee could be expected from a contett evidently hopelefs ? or to whore advantage could a conteft turn, except it was to the pickpockets of Lon don and Wettmintter, affembled about the Hollings? He timid, therefore, wills to know why the meeting of the Eleftors of Wellasiniter was thus adjourned from day to day ? why it was to be affembled merely as a theatre fur a certain defcription of public orators to indulge them(elves with making fpecches ? The attempt now to oppofe Lord Percy's aleition was evidently orders and unavailing. Had Sir Francis Burdett, Mr. Sheridan, or Mr. Curran, (toed forward as candidates, he Ihould have felt difpofed to make "eery pollible exertion in their fupport, and would have facrificed, if neceffary, his existence to promote Heir fuccefs, againa any Lord that might have been propofed ; but when every man to whom the friends of freedom could look with confidence, or around whom they could rally, had declined the contell, he few no ufe in ransacking this great city to find out fomebody who would venture to be a candidate. If they were to go on in that manner, he thought they would perch at Lift upon fame adventurous barritler, who, for notoriety, and to get briefs, might put him felf into a fituation far which he had no pretenfions, either from principles or talents. He concluded by moving the rineßiou of adjournmentfierfie. A Gentleman named ADOLPHUS then addreffed the meeting for fume time, in favour of Lord Percy, and recalled to their recolledion the fpecch of Mr. Sheridan, and the declarations of all Mr. Fox's per lone' friends, that they were lure that his advice would have been to fupport Lord Percy. (As this Gentleman was fpeaking, there was a loud cry, " he is no Eleitor," sod nu his declining to anfwer the queflion when put from the Chair, the fenfe of the meeting war, that he fboold not be heard.) Mr GIBBONS thee attempted to fpc.sk. He com plained of the faille reports, which reprefented the attendants of that Meeting es a let of Dorn god; ! (Loud latt;hter, as the Meeting thought that De wagogrer would have been a better phrafe ). Hs then proceeded to make firms obfervations ou Lord Percy. There was now a very loud cry for the queftion of adj .trinment, it was put from the Chair, and carried; and the great majority of thole who attended immedi ately retired. About fifty or GM Rill kept together, and infilted that the queßion of adjournment bad net been dig. , tinaly put. Mr. GIBBONS addicted thole who Raid in a Ivery long fpeech upon Magna Charts, the Bat a Rights, and the Freedom of Elaticm._ t !` ~,