Star. — London, England, 1806-09-27 00:00:00

r - THE TREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF HANTS, FRIEND to It I Independence, are moll ear wetly delketl to meet et the GEORGE INN, WINCiitS• Tt• R , 11 THURSDAY, the Id of ocroaak sot. at Twain o'Clock at Noon. Dinner en Tattiest Three Mock. Mr THOMAS MILLER. /tart. iu the Clair: ITMARDI, Rut Tamps.'. W. ROWLITT POW/ITT, Rig. Lent Hamar Savatova, W P Erg. Mr H. D. Ni*..., £sq. SAMUEL DEVERELL, Secretary. September ay. i 906. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS. Ss rr. 19.—Yeiterday feveral fquadrcns of ehaffenrs and boric grenadiers, with a detachment of the ft ) ing Artillery of the Imperial Guard, defiled on the Boulevards, and, it is underflood, took the road to Belgium. Theft troops are not lets remarkable for the foperimity of their military appearance, than for the fpirit with which they ate a oimated, and the war- like impatience which is marked on the countenances of the officers and foldiers. Have the news writers of non hero Germany, who for there fix weeks pall have rvor cea fed to review, and put in moss-'n , the Ruffian., Pima; ins, and Swedes, and who think they have affem bled armies, when they have only formed cyphers— we fA y, have they forgotten that France has more than five hundred thnufand men, all ready to fupport the Flory of her arms, and to avenge the faith of treaties? Has M. Kotzebue, who has In ingenionfly and fo bee , mingly recalled all the memorable epochs of the fevers years war—has he thnught it worth while to r ec kon all the viaories of the French army, during the war of only three month, ? This reproach is poignant to th le who read it, and inliruitive to thole who pay for it. They will at lean fee, this it is a• dangerous as is is imprudent to kindle a flame, which they may not be able to flop ; that it is not with impunity that the greatell Captain of his age, and she molt warlike army in the world, are forced so return in the feene of their triumphs ; and that the brave men who have In rapidly adv sneed ftom the mats of the Channel to the gates of Vienna and the plaintof Ati ,, erlits, will have much leis diflance to march, and much fewer ob!lacles to furmount, to re pair from the hanks of the Rhine to the frontiers of Brandenburg and Saxony. The new Pruffian Miniller, M. de Knobelfdorf, has bad feveral conference, with the Prince of Beneven to, Minitter for Foreign affairs. This is all that the curios), have been abk to dircover as to the aelual flare of the negnciatinns with Pruffia.—(Gasette Fralsee.) Bau•ssi.s. Seer. tp.—This evening a perfon high rank puffed through this city, ineoz. in the ariet• eft fenfe of the word. He came from Duffeldisif, and was accompanied by leveret General Officers: he continued his journey to Paris without the leall delay. Every thing is in readinefs for the reception of his Majely the Emperor, at the Palace of Laken, and nest week we exited to fee fome of his Majefty's equipage. Haou a, Sire. s t —Yefterday, about eight in the evening, his Ist...jelly the King of Holland returned here in good health after his late tour ; and this day at noon his Moiety's arrival was announced to the inhabitants of the place, by the difeharge of et guns from the Meadow. Uric rem r, SEPT. zr.--aYeflerday morning his Ex eellerey the Lieutenant General in Chief, Michaud, arrived here with his Staff, and in the afternoon l et out f.r Ziell. Yeflerday and today his Eacellency's camp ecr.ipage paffed through this place, in levet al vrargons, to Zia. A large tranfport of artillery honks have arrived here from Zwolle, and tomorrow will proceed to Delft, to be employed as conveying cannon and ammunition to Ziefl. Hastauto H. Si Fr. :6 —Hofiile preparations con• tinue in the North, and the newfpapers are filled with sec tints of the marching of troops in all diree ti•ins. We may infer, from the whole, that ProfGa intends to form three camps, viz. one upon the fron tiers of Franconia I one near Gothe, in Saxony; a third upon :be frontier% of Weflphalia, and an army referve at Cufltin Nothing official has been pub- Idled 'dative to there preparations; but his Pruffian isfajefl es declaration, that he will agree to no more cemun of territory is all that has tranfpired upon the fu Neff. FllOl4 TM S Lowse Raw, RIPT• t7—Relative to the fliength and pofition of the Fruition army, we learn that the troops in Silefia, so,ooo prong, are matching through Saxony, partly, il necelrary, to form a jonition with thole near Magdeburgh, or to fupport the forces on the fide of Wellphalia, which arc eflimated at 60,000. The referve forming near Cuarin is reckoned at a 5,000 men, and it is reported that the Duke of Bruniwiek will be the Commander in Chief. Nuatisauto, Stir. 9.r-S;nce the Pruffian re cruiting parties left Whord on the 6th. we learn that 8 o Bavarian troops have arrived at Neumatk ; they may be very Aron etpeeed here, tn . take poffeffion of this city for the King of Bavaria. $ , Almost. t9.—We learn that when the Frioch en•crod the town of Cavite, on the .6111, they fond the place almoll entirely defined by the inhabitan• 1. valet left it upon the very fiat approach of the rebels; but ranee the latter have been difperfed, they begin to retool. General Verdict has been mak tog a eh esti( round Cofenza. in order to tenor* Iran quality to the 'Mayes. The French leg is again flying at Pa, la. At Fiume Fred& v works have b arn thrown up to guard again(' any furprife from there. b a h I an d troops have been feat againft Amantea, to compel the plate to forrender. An Englifh bi gate and 1i gun boats are lying before that place s she gairifon, !..'.ever, cording of a (mall number of LIN, gents. General Regnier is upon the march on the other fide of the Graph of Tarento. On the toth, • triunereter and two officers frown Coerona arrived 4. Onfenza, and It is fuppofed thpy brought prop. fith; to fu , r,qtler that place , and to offer themfelyes r., hi. M jelly's fervice. General Viatimiglia is en- Famped at Carolies. 'lie ildurgents, fo terrible in their devaßationg, tare never been able to impede the march of the rend. At Call to yillati, nodes. the conduA ~f ,tie &Joni, they made an attempt to defend a difficult pafv, hiti they %ker. compelled to ay with confider. tile hit. ; and the' fame fate has awaited them 2 1teteict the: made ail sena:ice. • The Engin, defpsiring of any further fuecers, fcem moltiv, if not shrilly, to have embarked in ti c Golph of St..Euphemie. All their late attempts, in landing to Suitt the people to.rife in their fivour. have failed. On the i3th they landed a number of rebels oa the coed of LOC., to attack a (mall fort which wasgarrifoned by Sb Outruns, and 56 French artillerymen. The provincial militia was immediately on font, and would have been fuffieient to have mini. hilated the rebels, if the Englifla veirels had not ap. proacbed the more in their defence. After a coined whielaalled eighteen hours, the French were obliged to take refuge in a tower, when happily for them a detachment of Soo men approached to their relict, upon which the enemy withdrew, leaving a number killed upon the field of battle, and among them an Englith Lieutenant Colonel. At Mondragone the Englith made an attempt to lead, but they were oppofed by all the inhabitants of the coati, and com pelled to abandon the projee. From Ahruz AO we lear n, that to,ooo French troops had arrived there, being a part of the reinforcements on the march, many of which have received counter, orders. The Military Commidion eflablifhed at Cofenza by Marthat Maffena, have in their firfl fitting son• donned 35 rebels taken with arms in their hands A Capuchin is among the number of the leaders of the infurgentt. Moll of the eloillers, and probably tliofe altich took part in the late infiltration, have been (hut up by order of his Majetly. Some oldie& cluifiers have been converted into public offices. FROM THE HAMBURGH PAPERS. N , Aunusr ro.—A very bloody anion is talked of in C ulabria, between the town of St.Mereo and Campo De.iefe, in which feveral thoufand rebels fell. The Englifb, fearing an attack, are int, enclang themfelves in Lower Calabria. BERLIN, SIM'. 15.—Count Schulenberg Kehnert, the Iklinitier of Wir, has jult art ived in this city.— Lan Thurfday the field bakery and hofpital were fent horn hence. The Pruffian Courier, expefted from Paris, has not yet arrived. Prince Paul Efferhazy is gone to Ham burgh. The corps under General Kalkreuth in Pomerania is eapeaed to approach this city. Prince Hohenlohe fet out for Drefden the day be fore yefterday. Lieutenant General Schmettau, it is raid, will again have a command in the army.— Lieutenant General Wartenfleben is appointed to the command of to battalions of infantry and zo (qua drons of cavalry, and two trains of heavy artillery, which are collating upon the Schaal. From St. Peteifburgh it appears, that PrinreWol kontkoi, the General Intendant of the Army, ha. re ceived his Imperial Mojefly's thanks for his zeal in equipping the regiments now formed, and forming. for the year :807. NURIMBIII3. Sera. 8 —The day before yellerday the Pruffian recruiting parties left our fuburb of Wohrd, and are gone to Bayreuth, where they a pe° further orders. Leastc, ShPT. I I.—The Pruffian troops are ad vancing, and will (non have reached all their points of deftination. They exceed one hundred thnufand men. Ile corps of referve near Cuttrin confilis of forty thoufand men. A nrong corps of Ruffians is alfo.affembling in Silefia. The whole of the Saxon army is in readinef► to march. The Duke of Brunt . - wick is gone from Magdeburg!' to Halle. His High nefs is to command the centre. HALLI, SIPT. t r.—Prince William of Pruffia. ' his Majefty's brother, has been here, with his Init., tor fime days pall. On the gth he reviewed the troops near Digital". Our neighbourhood (warms with military, and more are expetted. Large ma gazines are forming here. Preparations are alfo making to receive his Majeffy at the head quarters. LAULIIIIUNG, SEPT. 15.—A train of riding arta. lery entered this place yellerday, and will be follow. ed in a few days by a numerous body of Strada Lifantry. FRAIICKFORT, SIPTIMIIIa i6.—The Proffitt% re cruiting depot at this place, quitted it on the 13th infant. Great military preparations are making in the kingdom of Wirtemberg. Farm TM M•Ylg SIPT. 9.—Private letters from Frankfort fay, the PrufGan troops have already (hewn themfelves on this fide of Fulda. According to the public Papers, the French Government have applied to that of Spain, to procrre an catenfion of rights and privileges in fav'ur of the Jews. While fome of the public papers alrert, that Lucien Bonaparte is to be invetted with tome dillinguifhed dignity upon his arrival at Paris, others doubt whe ther lie is really gone thither. BR•Ilti•U, Sam 4 —Not the leaft change has occurred here. General St. Hilaire continues to command in this place. All the invalids in Marfhal Souk's corps have bran fent back to France. A erne number of Aufirian troops are in Upper Atiflria, LA week Auflrian prifoners palled through here every day. A uc,auttori, B.—Since the 4th, the rumour has liten fpread in the French army, that it is not to return to France until further orders. None of the French troop► in Bavaria have made any movements. This forenoon the fifth tranfport of Auftrian psis Toners palled through thi► place; each tranfport ennfills of four hundred men, with an cfcort of eighty Bavarian foldiers. Yefterday four carriages with fpecie arrived here from Vienna, for the ore of the prifoners. The French ale forming a camp near Nordlingen I and troops ire collating for the fame purpofe, near Weriingen. . bit/Nice, Seer. 7.—Prince Berthier, though here at perm', has every thing ready for his departure, not hotneivar.l,, but to Amberg, in the Upper ea- Imitate, where, it is untlerflood, he will fix his head sum le; A. 'fhe Atifirian priforters are on their march, but we hear nothing of the evacuation of Brannan. A part of ?since Alexander Betthier's ;find has been line forwar4 to Moberg. Coss siss•c; sa; SEPT 9.—The 121110 n of linlfteln with the kingtkin of Dtnmark has been announced by our Goreihrurni. upon the ground . ..l this king. releaffs from all its is sm conneihuns with the German Etopite, in confequence of the late tefign4- lion If the Inycriail dignity by the .Lsßperor 4u4tiA. • • , pIE EVENING $l4l. LONDON: SATURDAY, BFPTEMIER 17. PRICE OF S OCKS THI3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK , Cour. rno-ey,b3f —for OR. see. 6a}—flrn..ium 141. PRICE OF STOCKS YES TERDAY. Sunk Stock. 222 for the opg. India Bonds, ts dlf 3 per Cent IL An thut I Imp. 3 per Cent 61 3 per C. Con(' 634 hop. Ann. i 046 4 per Cent. lbw Ruh. Bilis. is. M. per. 5 Per C. N 4 VI WWl= iprem •.:, 1 I . , I: i l 11 v. ) . 11 v. , .. / 1 . i • r PEACE WITH PRUSSIA. We Rated in our paper of Monday ha. that the differences between this country and Pruffia were fo nearly fettled. that we expeßed the blockade of the PrufGan Ports and Rivers would Coon be raifed. We can now Rate, that an Order ofCouncil was yeflerday iffued for railing the blockade; and Lord Motrern, we underßand, is to fet out for Berlin, for the pur• pole of finally adjußing all the esifling differences between the two Governments. THE EXPEDITIONS. The following regiments are ftill,at Plymouth RoydAMMly 45th Reg. 111 hattalkin Royal Staff Corps sad tR ditto ItoyalWaggonCorps.dettebasent 624 tit ditto Fuot Guard*, ■ brigade 17th tit ditto dotlt Reg. tit battalion ojtb -- to ditto The regiments embarked at Pcrifmnnth are The Royal Artillery 36th Foot, Alt battalion 9th Light Dragoons 38th tft ditto 17th Ditto Duns 79th— sit ditto • stb foot. ill battalion 7th and Ith German Rev. By this time, we have reafor, to believe, from the fubrined letter, that they are fafely arrived at Ply. mouth. The 'kaoliar man of war, and a frigate and coop of war, are ready to convoy them. " PLYMOUTH, PPTEMBPR t 5. " Sailed lin evening the ATLAS, of 74 guns, Cap tain Pvws, to the weQa•ard. laid lobe hound firli to Gibraltar, there to r Ike on hoard Admiral Puans. her further elefiinsui"n unknown ; it is expeffed that the will join the tiret that failed yellerday, and ac company them, ar tar as her voyage allows. " Ten fail of tranfpotts, having ots board the Syth and 9sth regiments, drop, into the Sourd this wo,rn ing, to await the arrival of the expedition from Portf., mouth. The Rs sr STAMM of 40 guns, and the PLO. Tim , of ; g guns , are t o ereo t t them from hence. " A large fleet is now in, and wonting in from the tallward ; among which are many tranfports with troops, laid to be under convoy of the FURY bomb, and HIJIRTY gun brig." It i► laid that Come heavy Dragoons, with the sd, 4th, and Sth regiments of Foot, will alto join the Es. ditions. ARMY, It will be ra Ant fight to military eormoiffeurs to fee two filch rep;meats together as the 4oth and ssel— two finer reginmou never were in the rep/ice—never was military kitties and difcipline carried fo high before. It is luppered that both thefe regiments will be in CanamailireltC6los brigade. Lieutenant Generals the Earl of Rosstra and Summon day t idled for at Plymouth ; whenever they appear the expedition fails. In tradition to Maine Generals Sr Gamuts Pat. arose ■nd Sir Aarm um Watusaiat. Lienter.ant General iT [VTR was kilt fnr to Town by tele graph illfpatch, ana lid night attired in Town; he had an immediate e4nrettince with the Comman4r in Chief. Our Military Renders will tejoiee tilisear that this mnil ahk anj main Officer i. t-t be employ. ed : report fayt that the Command in Chief in South America ha.. been offered to him. We are happy t•o I ecold n more infinness of the laudable attention ot Colonels to their regiments ring on fc.vice. Geoetal Wurrst.ocn has been with his regiment, the 89th, and General DF L•N CIT is now (pending with his fine regiment, the 17th Dragoons, tilt Stott time that elapfes before their failing. The t ith regiment has jnll arrived at Hilfea Bar racks from the Wen Indies, whore we regret to hear that Several frees regiments are demanded. The Ctilefflib German Regiment lately commanded by Maj•ue General Sir Jona &roan?, and now by General Svanwtit, was formed by Sir Jon., and bad the good foe tune Ps (tree under his immediate com mand with reputation throughout the campaign in Egypt as the %yen% German Regiment, with which name it was honoured in confcquence of its etyndue on the sill March, 38ot. On its return hither, his MA', srv, as a farther mails of his appsobaticn, made it the 97th of the Line. GENERAL MOREAU. The cireumllanee refpating this General men• Honed in the fubjoined letter, if eorreft, may pat tly explain the caulk of the late orders iffued in France refpeaing the roads by which alone ftrangera are to be permitted to enter Fiance : ' Greenock, September 33. " Arrigni, on Sonde,. the Adgel, Mattafacc, from Lillwn ; left the Earl of St. Vincent. with as fail of the line, and a frigate. His Lordetip was living on Lore at a feat near Daum Cattle. It la not true. a• Rated in hane or the Eng Papers, that be had drawn out the Portuguefe into of war, and la as rigging them ; one Por tutu,* (hip of the Hoe, however, had failed a few days before the Agri and Pomona for Agiers General Moreau. under the cha racter of a N'ell lottia planter, an Iticl.de Camp and fqvart, lauded at Liftwo ..0 the or teth of laft mooch. To the Cap. taco of the [hip (a laid& vela) that brought him there, he re pettedly ( aid , den"( the Pagbie,thit the Tato of Ik)urfte would pfg be of bag dultkoe FOREIGN JOURNALS. We have received Hamburgh Papers to the tyth t, Come of the (mailer French Papers to the tpth, and Dutch to the 24th infant. The military preparations of both France aid Pruffia go on with fo much vigour, that we &null confider war between thefe Powers as inevitable, if we had not had many pr . ?ofs of the vibratory politics of the Litter. Both the German and Dutch accounts agree, that the Pruffian army is very ftrong, and that the different corps would have reached their &Infla tions by the middle of thi. month. On the Sart n frontier they amount to upwards of one hundred thoufand men, exclufive of a relieve of forty thou land, which is affembled at Calais Prince Honig. Lour, who is to command in Saxony, lett Berns tor she ars. on the 13th inflant. Refpeeing the pro ffrefs o the Ruffians, we are not fo well infringes:Fr perhaps all intelligence refpeeting them is purpnfely (uppreffed. We are, however, et:red okay are af fembling in Silefia. The Saxon army is alfo is reit dinefs to march ; and the khans, it is to be pre fumed, are not backward in their preparations In the mean time, the conferences, both at Berlin and Paris, are continued. Count Havowira. and L•IrORIST,TALLRYRAND an4Gencral KIIOIIkIADORT, have frequent interviews with each other ; and this farce may perhaps be carried on until the intelli gence of the Sift action (hall have reached the French and Pruflian Capitals. The Swedes are dropping down into the EJt&o. rate of Hanover. It is very likely Cone arrange. went has been made, by which they are to cooperate with the Pruffians. Their force is net very great— twenty-6•e or thirty &inland men at moll—but it " would afford incalculable benefits to the Pruffiane in the quarter where we believe they are weakefk. King Le yin returned to the Hague no Saturday 1411. Ibe movements of troops and tranfpnrra of ammunnion are incetfant io Holland. Preparations f r the rceepticio' 01 II•oikls ; but ii is it* likely he will take that diree ti..n on quitting Paris, particularly as we findlluaar had pal Test through that town on his way to the French capital. The accounts from Nat Its come down to the end of Auguft ; but they are fo confuted, exaggerated, and milreprefented, that it is imponle to extraa any authentic information from them. Mott of the Auftrian prifoners appear to Lave been really retlored by the French. The French, however, continued in poffeffton of Branum) on the 4th intlant. without any apparent preparation for furrcodcring it to Auftria. We cannot avoid direeling the attention of our Readers to the heroic conclitt of M. PALM, the Nu remberg Bookfeller, who was murdered by a French Military Commiffion at Brannan. This brave man was offered his pardon, upon condition that he gave up the author of the obnoxious work, which he dauntlefsly refuted , eren at the place of execution, exclaiming, di that Jie he would rather die than be-r tray the author." A fubfcription has been opened in Germany for the !widow and arty diklorst of Os fortunate man ; and we doubt not that it will Le loc. cefsful to the full extent of the means of eharityexift. login that exhautiedcountry. But the cattle ref thiso' oter man and his widowed family, is not tint caufc of thp country which gave bim birth aline. Thee; is not a nation which enjoy., or can appreciate the advan tages of a free pros, which isnot bound to do foams. thing for them. We are perfuaded this hint will be enough to the noble ardliheral difpofitiun of flip:ma. Ye 11 erday Lord Howicie entered on his official dory at the Foreign Office. His Lordffiip continued there from twelve till two, during which time all the For reign Miniflers at our Court wafted upon him. Friday fehtnight a dpel was Vught near Two miler bridge, Dublin. bet %seen Lieutenant K—ss, of the Royal Artillery, quartered at Clonmel, and /11—t. P —a, Efq. of that town. w h en ,' a f ter t h e difcharge of two Abets each, the affair was amicably termirrated by the interference of the feconds. Captain Ai—ch, of the Artillery, was friend to Mr. K. and Mr. O'D-a-s, of Clonmel, was friend to Mr. P. Fears.—At ten o'clock on Tuelday night. the Admiralty Telegraph, lately crated on Holston, near Eseter, and which communicates with Plymouth, by .tome accident caught fire t when the whole, together with the glafTes, &c. were entirely defiroyed. Sunday morning about two o'clock, a heap of aim. berm which lay in the call era pro jefling portico f be great tooth front of the New flank of frelsnd, its Calegetreen, Dublin, was difcovered by a . pc,o. , n paging by to be on fire t—he itottantly gaverhe also m to the officer commanding at the barracks in George' Moot, and party of the military war dititatctod thither, who very actively began to rearm the op pirtnon part of the timbers, which bad not yet gush, the dames ; the alma) became general. and Mc en• sines were quickly upon the (pot and began so play ; but what vrds much more effeetual, was the Witter conveyed by buckets from the new ref - emir which was luckily contiguous to the and had th: de. tired rffect of entio ely and fireedily statinguileing the &Tea in the early operat i • There can be nn doubt of the matter hating P?"" ceeded from a malicious inteotim, frnm the ei , curtu. 1 'lance of pitch, tar, and other combuflible in titer having been futtrui among the 'Mince s, which matters were not then in the beceffary work. now carrying on in the building. The injury done by this attempt is nut of much enniequence ; the tri, , it material injury 14 that s.l •he • three great c..lumits neared the CAW, 111 ring, Into are fu much calcined, as to render their being taken down and replaced with new MOM, a 11141/SE of difpenfoble heceffity.