Star. — London, England, 1806-11-14 00:00:00

I , • GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE OILTITULMEN. CLIIIIAIY, AND ME IHOLDRIUI OF THI,C.OUNfy OI Dio/111 ILUMBIALLAJID. Clearranien, I THE Inforebtion brought me by this Iststning's & Pik ef Teta Melee limb dean, eve ae year Keprokuto the Waal% redisaset, anuandpiny warms!! sago 0/. 11 1= 1111 . 4.11. 110 10140ve tits maw proof of war coofirieoce la be ee eibitiewel seedee to a alp* and (*Out &chow of 0111111111•111iN duke of thyme wpb width you hi vc bon OtirCa OIL fMk Web Ow awe veffeeb sea e t teebnint. Oentimeas, Teat lamb obliged linable fervent. 441111060811114 MSC 213. HOWICK. WOfIOLK ILECTION. 'THE COMMITTEE for Condoeing the Elec .'. ties of teko Risks Moss. WILLIAM WINDHAM and THOMAS WILLIAM CIMLB, Erg. slued daily at the Queen's MM. Gray's lon GM% Itasto, from Tea o'clock In the Moe- Woo dIl Mae at Itigyk. whdro say Informarron will bs thankful!, received, and Conveyances providcd to Norwkli (or the Free hoiden to the lo tad! of the above Gentlemen. Slats of :be Era day's Poll, Tkorklay, Nov. t 3, of half pall three. Coke - - tool Windham . 93 6 Wodcltoure - 767 • Plovesotxt zg, ilo6. FRANCE. 1 1 11.0 M THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPER!. PAIIS, Nov. 2.--Within a few days pai'. the words " Swedigh Legation" have hem removed frem over t►e door of the late Swedilh Minißer ; and ;he. few Swedes retnaiaiog in Paris lure received notice to depart. • LITTIII ►IOM MALSISTADT, DUTCIIT lII7III'WICIC, SS RRRRR D TO II Till lIGNTIIIITN ISULLITIN, DAVID OCT. IS, iSc6. • TI 111` 11111,11 MID COILDIIIM. • Aal the mummers of war erbkh weed ear poseeftd dwdNeg, sod which le mmemesd by the heeds of Prillso fest aims that pokily. Met "hill to as is the moft ismattehle is the her ef my two did& few 1-Assiik my emselik that I me fearcely espial/ of wit*, or MIAMI with my degree of propriety, " Or good Dohs Is mortally waded—Prime Label Freak Is killsd-4ftolemdesif hoe reeked keen' weenie. soid k shipid at beep his bit Inke Meg Alpo' with d/Mesky. Helherftodr tea of slit estatiodedi-Oss oily lbws "Mat is berme of my Mae, partimierly the Mir& %mid to Goo he had died TAM Nos IP his heals M demos el I ereotry, ktibm4 of Weft Illor the mew 1 Dm w dis is this dUissmoomitio ansamer f h ' trail Mee hem efteatielly defense had I learned that he had Mee me of the Gerifteas of • day M whkh die Perodt ham avenged eh* Askut m Rolbseb, s tbseleal kid, she width will Glee the des* Moor to the mortisi glory egradk. Otitis Duke's reekomat thereon may a few homboileMedrire. k t al6e im poftibic for ttlo ?roams to Ogle huh sutler beetle, or to repair the bb they have filialeet no fay the Prudes Oesersts who psh through this pleas. And swam they are seed what is boomne a slide bombe Gifts. led when they have each refuge. they as give wen the/shawl =Fuer. They ihouid fay tbdr army he. hiss Wand mar thefts, loaners of Me world. isartb I how drat • yr srmal das r , d., sal orro Lull j teromirmarra 116 Is elm ills pod Log William !Maraca MIN • let yews allaws. Woo dad use ferople to npref desk ddeasseat array um the paisda,aal7 tamale be Co loos asidedad as attack do hod. • F Hass that Na Pro/km. Radsas, and Asitiiam Mould dal tbe PM* sat, sad orlll ranala lovineible, to km as IM raft Otis paws 4 Europe, la fplte of the lettons of 11111Perillobt. trAiltiala abftldaasly attachad to their ancient tac itly. Wood 4 adaptias the hush 4104 sad at leak eodea adatbis ea fold lass dith skis oars worm A Pradaa OM. aar, who paid tbssdls simo. rie Nowa a.r titer "bor. Asada I alai lib *in palMa se be pawaf agalaft them, OM M oat. 1 add atom WV a its ar them oat of ■ win ders; bst 4.eke resh► ion a mode OD tide lbanklers, they arc eaollbr*filid Illerlia—sissy ad wad a celerity beyond example; bqh if glad* brad; ad while a groat hum Pfliffl.lo 1. pollressias Oi inlanavra, tic French will performs half a done.' • Ina es be said to the opinion oh' very able Mar I 'Ws way b ki aa.pla, that theft little Mimi, arc not beaters We Men 'library osekbice by the ore of the canc. For the aloft . - . part. day ars tads limas from a principle of honour. It Is true eat wbrp earpenall, they. as well as t►e Prufriana commence tie military Vie witl a good deal of reludance ; but in the end they prdcr It beyond 'very thing—not merely on account of the bawmatilty wit► whic► t►ey arc treated, but with a • icw to the path of homer, which Is open even to the ammo (*kW In the *ends army. . Mow'attending the itepoMbillty that each wan In four hun died thowind can aortae at the rank of an Officer, or much Infer at. We to the highell military homers, k Ia ftlll true the Helier way fay to hanfelf, ' there is no twipollbillty bnt that I, as well es ell• other, may become a Martha of the Engem* Prince, or a Dabto And thle operates es a inn enewiteseenent. A wen who hes s• Idea of honour Wl* poSMy get pram of fame feat of It. when ewe he bee wade MEIN frier with fete Ideas, and who se to battle with a degree of awe. shesanaplod, efpecially when o,ws he la fighting for an Wiedt Kr alove a few (lire, per day Now who've, I think of any poor devil of a faller in this or th, , Soeenrign's pay ; when I think of the Innumerable Arnim of the emu wine! he receives when I fen &Merl grown grey in ebb kind of (urine, and who, after a member of campaign', can only hope for the rank of Corn& or Fnfign, I fay when I take a Maw of all Mere drernallsnees together, I cannot be matted for iss =wpm that the Prullians fhould be beaten by the French. ether ha, ~'., I &clad be allonillscd if the French &add be bates. t• At Birdbath, thins were quite upon a different &mist Wee but men of rank commanded at that period—men who owed eb ot pcamatwo entirely to their rank, OW birth, ere thtir inte• rtN witb Madame Pr ospadaur ~..omica orb* had under them what t try LAW lolZiers; but who. after rbeir dot. kft nothli g be. hind them tat their hags w 4 kai powder. But tlatop are &gravely altured Lou this. " It is extremely unfortmsate that the Belligerent Powers flat old have paid fo lit k attention to thdc changes, and tahea fo Lids triable to adapt themfelift sto new eircumflaacta. l'hey would Tuber be defeated by the Preach. them be inkrusled by anim— ist the mean time. nothing remains hut to tnate their ekaion. *Mk there lea poflibillty of Prev.nthig their utter ruin." P. S. " When upon the polut of fesitag my letter. It !truck ore far a moment, that the particulars I have owntioaed, though they arc derived from a good (mute, may (cent to in.•_ been ea masted, and will Jimmie your unavailing care ; tut unfortu nately. 1 mull allure you, that tire news Gate received I. Rill of a mote dlikouraging tat, and may be yet more fa. " ii -f, Moodie, 1 have had one of General Blucher's Of • Accra st &oar with me. Ha belvritcd to one of tbo cremate siistr e deb. de sight. paired right Wasik the Need ansy, sins Oust* " k waa through the inteddeit Inesibed A. Oa Me Moiety and W ilfeort were obliged to ride. to eviald being male prifoomaw- All night long they could plainly bear the theme of rejoicing in both the French corps, who were eclebrving their •IQory. The Prollian Officer fays, that it will be tameable (or theoretic to col let itfelf again coder a month, fo as to make head vault the enemy It is Rill doubtful, whether any &alai army is In the odghboarbood, or on that march, Ow &c.° AAAAA ORT, Nor. I.—Frefh troops are arriv ing horn France to join the Grand Army. We are &fluted that the King of Prutna!s head quitters are at BrefJan in Silefia. Naries, Ocr. 6.—The head•gaarters of Martha! Magna approach the promontory of Calabria, tho' newly. At the latter end of September, the head quarters were from Monteleone to Palmi. The' king dom is every where purifying from the bands of robbers, who Rill dare to (hew theinfelves in diKereut places. A troop of National Guards have been fent againft fume of that defcription, who, having al ferobted in the province of •Ptincipiate, threatened the principality of Benevento. Hoy/ever, the pro wince of Terra de Lavoro has lately been the theatre of their irregularities—there Fra Diavolo had nearly made himfelf mailer of the town of Sore; but he did not fucceed, though the UR landing of the Englifh upon the coati between Sperlooga and Fondi was made in his favour, and Fra Diavolo had a narrow ekape to the mountains, Sore being taken by Ge neral Efpagnac, on September 23. More of the robbers have beets driven from Atina and Abrams, to the Papal territory. Fame rat BANKS o► INS MAINS, Nov. 2.—The ,great number of Sutra Officers who had been made prifaners by the 'French, ate on their return to Sat ony. It is pofitively laid, that the Emperor Napo leoa has earned hie generpfity Co far as to remit to thole who loft their baggage, and were without money, very handfome pecuniary fupplies, and that he told them be Mould loon be at Drefden, whereo be hoped to find a good reception. It salinity appears as if the Elellor of Saxony does • not any longer confider hinsfelf as being at war with France. He remains in his capital, which is aftually occupied by the troops of Bavaria. It is the fame body of the army which under she command of Prince Jerome, paired through the country of Bay. reuth and Voigtland, to Chernifhitz. Inftead of marching to Leipfic, as was expelled, it proceeded by Friedburg to Drefdeo, whole gates were imme diately opened, though it is a fortified city. By this , poiitior, the French and Confederate troops com mend all the upper part of the Elbe—the French occupying the towns of MeitTen, Torgau, Witten burg, and Delta". It is afrerted that the Eleaur of Saxony has contented to give up the famous towels of Konigftein to the Bavarian troops. Notwithltaoding the reports, and the news propa gated by the public print., we are this day port lively informed, that the Ruffian army, commanded by Field-Marfb2l Kimettlicoy, and the Generals Kutufow and Bagrathiun, did not begin its march for Praia before the tsth of Oaober. The !all letters from Wallas , / do not make the Oiglicei menrion of there troops, which, from the late events, will prcbably be obliged to take a retro grade Motion—if they do not prefer being driven from the Pruflian States, as they were laf year from thofe of Aullria. THE EVENING STAR. your front any party in or out of place ;—and the Public have had falacient t:me to mike a jun efli mate of our principles. In calling then upon our Country to rock its energies, and to prepare for fuch a ennflie as it has never before encountered, our motives Curtly will not be mifinterpretcd by the eon, fiderate and thinking part of the community. We know that the good (cafe of the country will be with us ; but we are not confident that the fame Rapidity, infatuation, and falls confidence which has ruined the Continent s will not prevail here as it has done elfewhere—tbe greaten cork that can bcfal the Britifh Empire. We did hope, from the many complaints of there individuals who now fill the departments of Govern ment, againft their predeceffore, for want of energy, that when they came into place they would follow a different fyliens. Were we fingular in the hopes we had formed ? Have our hopes—Have the hopes of the country been realifed ? Have they not had time fufficient yet frost they came into place? Since that time we have fcen a new war begun ! another King. dom overthrown ! and the members of its cabinet feat to k their read! and yet our Miniliers have not had time to organife our armed levy ! We with not to complain—we with even that we could find force competent claire to offer for a con dun which favours fo much of imbecility. But fuch. has been the extent of the danger with which we have been threatened for thefe five years pall, that nothing Awn of full aad fatisfanory evidence, that the thing was abfolotely irsp#64 can be admitted as a legiti mate vindication. We sun fay, that we do not be lieve it will be in the power of the Government to defend Mr. Wassnaw.—They may have power to threes him; bus if they life fuch a power, they be. come, and ought to be held, refponfible for that negligence of inability with which wej think him chat stable. Too much time has beta left, but it is not yet perhaps toe late to remedy the evil. Let Agoiners employ the power and the means with which the King and the Country have entrufted them in proper nreafures for the defence of the country, and they will receive the approbation and fapport of every vi•. times man. We ha►e uniformly maintained, and we have never yet feen eaufe to alter our opinion, that till we ( b all become an armed 'titian, we have no right to confider ourfilves Cafe ; bat when that Ibelrbe the cafe, and not before, we may bid defiance to - the Conqueror of the Continent.—That AdminiAration which Qhall fo arm the people will receive. becaufe it will merit, the gratitude of the %Idea. . WAR BETWEEN THE TURKS AND RUSSIANS. We have already fisted, that by the Rosa cotter which arrived a few days ago at Plymouth, Govern. went had received difpatches from Conflantinople. Thefe difpatches announce that the French party has gut tl.e afcendancy at the Porte, and induced that Power to 'Moire its alliance with Ruffle. It can hardly be doubted that a war between the latter Powers tuft be the confequence. THE EXPEDITIONS. Nothing novidetains the failing of the expedition from Falmouth but the unfavonrablenefs of the wind. The fleet has received poßtlte . orders to fa i as loon as the weather will permit. The .01lowing Sips of war will coralitute the naval force of the era• pedition, viz. Spencer • 74 HOIS. Cipt • STOPPOILII Captala • 74 Capt. Coats**** °sages • 74 HALUTT Therms • 74 Hors Nereid' • 36 •-- CORIIIT Iris 3 1 Towsa. The following is a Lift of the Corps oonaituting the Military Force of the Expedition. together wit► near the length of time each has been em- barked. aad the grofs theogth of which each corps confißs : Strength. Corps. Commaml. Otems. Time embarks!: elo Artillery ......... —...—.• 8 Werke 0* 6th Dr. Guards 14. COL Kowtow s ditto 800 pth Lt. Drlifoollll Glifintel M• WON 7 ditto *co st► Foot Lt. Col. DAVI I 7 ditto too 36th ditto •—• liu RN t I dkto 930 45th ditto -- GUARD 16 dittli 900 111th ditto Dorr 8 ditto 400 WO ditto Major PA'Lzoo is ditto AU thefe corps are compofed of fine wen, and are commanded by able and experienced Officers ; we may therefore rcafonably exped..that wherever they may he employed, they will do credit to themfelves and to their country. EXTRACT OF A LITTER, DATED " TALMOUTH, NOV. 10. is For fevcral days pall we have been expeaing to fail every minute ; every thing has been in the ut mon readinefs, but the wind has been foul, and blowing hard. Cotifidering the length of time the troops have been on board, it is a matter of furprife to every one, that tome infeaious fever has not broke out amongft them. Nothing but the extreme good tare of the Officers has prevented it, and the regula. rity of the men. We art heartily tired of this place, and would gladly compound for any change. This is the Ulainsa Thuk of England. The Officers' ladies are packed off, and there are little more than half a down married ladies sow left in the fleet. General Gaol/roast has done all be can to convince the mar `fled Olken of the propriety of the order, but in LONDON. Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in. forming as that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers are forwarded into the country, often fubflitute others fee Tn. brae. This is a fpecies of impohtion to which oar mallamers ooly sin apply the proper remedy. Let them write to their prekot Agenu to difeontinue keying them, and, on in forming is, we Mall give their orders to Newham, who do tact make the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of the Amt, let them difoentinse to take the fubftitated Paper, meta ihrsisie when they Lap, and pay only up to that time, reading as notice to paw l& than with another Agent. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER MICR. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.. Coutola, for money, 6i33—for Now. 6 g I —Reduced Ornoians 44. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Sank Stock. ass I India Bondi, 31.4 e. pats 3 per Cent. Red Ann. Soft Insp. 3 per am 60 3 per Cant. Cmtf. 611* t Imp. Ann. II 4 pet Cent. 791 So I Feels. BIM. pat 3t rr. S per Cent. Nevy 9 6H1 omniurn 4 1 preen Lots Ann. 27 ;• .6 cant for arc. 6,441 We have this day laid before our Readers tome farther extraEts from the French and Dutch Journals. They are not, however, of fuck a nature as to re , quire any particular comment. The nate of the Continent appears to be indeed moll deplorable, and it would in us be %vim& than folly to attempt to difgnife or palliate the extent of the mifchlef, when our duty calls upon us t nimu late our country to exertions (liked to the urgency and danger of the crifis. We have no party—we never bad any party to fnpport but our coun try. All our exertions--our ro'oole mind has invariably been devoted to this one objet, ever fince he property of this journal came into the pa id/ion of thofe by whom it has been condulled for theft laR fixteen years. In fo long a period we have never direaly nor indiretlly received the Naafi fo. vain. The General, who is a married man hinsfelf, led them the example 8,4,4 leaving his own lady be. hind. Nothing can equal the di@ieBingfcanes which took place here at the parting of the ladies. Like the condemned at the p'ace of execution, they had hill hopes of a reprieve,and tart ied behind until all hopes of accompanying their Irrds were gone : nothing was then left them bat the liberty of bidding a long and fad adieu. • u There are fix line of battle Sips now here, four of which are to accompany the expedition, and two frigates. The Nereide is certainly one ; the other will be either the Iris or the Lively. The fleet will rendezvous molt likely at one of the Weft India 'Bands, where tl.e troops will be formed into bri gades, and other arrangements made for their dile°. fition wh they may ad. The 9th Light Dra. goons being commanded by an Officer fenior in rank to the General, are intended, it is thooght, Cot t he Cape, in room of the zoth, which is gone to reinforce the army at Buenos Ayres. The General is fill on bore. He will fail in the Spencer, of 74 guns, the Hon. Capt. &or FORD, the tailor Naval Officer now here. The wind is dill from the S. W. and likely to continue to fur tome time." " ■OVINIII U. " His Majefly'a (hips GAIIOIII, CAPTAIN, StillCalto TRURO!, la NIRSIDI, P 11111.111•, HAI/GINTY. JACK DAW, and Claw'. have the figoal for I ;foto and blot Peters flying, and Wait only for the wind getting more to the ea flward, to proceed with the espedition." _ _ _ The Loan Coarcazzoa has been pleated to ap point Mr. BOND. jun. (only fon of Mr. Beep, the Magißefire, of Bow-fireet) to be one of his Maje Sy's Junicesof the Peace for the County of Middletex. The Loao CHAN c ezzoa has appointed his Son-in law, the Rev. Dr. HOLLAND, one of his Lordfhip'st Domeilic Chaplains. • On Tuefday. the Dukes' of Yeas end. Cave men:ice, EirL§isecre, Sir Jona Snexte, and Mr. &Nose mot on a vilit to EartJaaser, at his feat in.Oierly Park, near Branford. for the pure of Rseming. They flint (ixty one pbtafanot and tout y hares. The Duke of Yoaa was soddidaral the be lt (hot. Amongfl the )stet arrivals at A* aro— larlet Poet, fort of Oohed. temealf Pdas. Owed WoM; Led sad Lady Owings. Load wad lady Csaydrad. Lord X. daassrfet, Lord Ildwarden, Lady ildraer, lady Lew Lady Yalu, Lady laraage, Lady Here, Hen. Mr. niset„ Hoa. Mr. Mossiss. I4M, Sir L Twee', See Atiorrod, MO& Calomel waik Offer sod Mrs. Wanton& Cakmad Ifieftwes. Calomel Om Lisosadwt-Odoort lackdars, titijer de. Ma* Beseisior. bleier tropberw, was Dr. Ember. Dr.Juldre. in. Mr. Vivian. in. Mr. tars sad MK. I.sesz_. caseate item. Cqeds Egoism. Cared MOseald, Caputo Medan, Cards ad Mrs aisriosaia, kg. fax. Toefday morning the zath regiment of light bade marched from Deal. on their return to Dover, ettliaid place they had left during the election. The Secoud Battalion of the Sisth Regiment marched from Dover Chftle on Wednefday, for Canterbury. The 78th, a Highland regiment, landed at Leith lag week, after an abfenee of:6year' from their na tive country. They were matched to Stirling for winter quarters. The Ftrft Battalionof Royal Fife Volunteers, Eall• ern Diftrift, have nmaimouey refolved to continue their fel vices andienhe new regulations. The Pontefract Volunteers, commanded by the Earl of Meeeeaouoe adembled on Mooday lag. in Pontefradt Park, to )hoot for a Slyer tankard, and a facer cop, prefented on this occafion to the Regi. ment by the Counters of Maxammeoit. The day being uncommonly fine, the Rand was occupied by the principal families of the town, and neighbour hood, and the race ground was crowded with people from all partesdjacent, who came to witnefs the trial of fkill. After much excellent (hooting, the fist prize was adjudged to George Hefietine, of Captain Slatom's company. the fecond to ThontasCoupland, of Sir JOHN Ranteiew's company. There Merl boas called to the centre of the Regiment, marched op. ' attended by fohr ferjeants, with mnfie playing and drums beating, to the front of the fiend ; when the Counters of Mexaos.ouoit, in the moil affable man ner prefented the prizes to the vi tors—the Regiment at the fame time prefenting arms, and giving - her Ladythip three cheers. The Pofiboy conveying the Mail from Clootwel to Cathel was hopped tat, k 'da night, the 7 tro. by two men, who robbed him o f the bags of letters fox Cafilel and Tipperary. .1 • The herring fithery has COMM( cti at Alserfree, ie Cardiganflaire, with unufual fitccefp; nn left than polo forty to fifty hundred being caught by each boat every night they go out, b:fidesothar kind ut ,lania.—The inveltments for Bengal, for the next feafon, are to be confiderably extended, in confe. silence of the confumption in the Northern Provinces having increafed with the return of tranquillity. Some valuable prefents have been tranfmitted from India to Canton, in order to be forwarded to the Emperor of Pekin. The following extra* of a letter from an Of f icer feeling with the Britifb troops in the Guicawar's ler. vice, mentions a revival of a long menaced invafinn of Hindoßan by the Afghansi...." The lad accounts from Moultan hate, that Seirjce Rao Ghautki, oho was driven trout klindoßan, in confequence of the late treaty between the Company and kiolkar, has obtained fuel: popularity and favour at the Conn of Cabo!, that he was to be placed at the head of an army, to make an irruption into the ?algal:, as fool: as the rainy f eafon had terminated. The prepare. tions making for that expedition had excited rest alarm as fat as Delhi, and the natives on the (ion• tiers of Lahore in partienlar, Mere removing, with their effeßs to the interior." Scindea's frontiers are hill in a Rate of great diC order : the Rajapoots in general have retired to their fortreffes, and nearly the whole of his tributaries have difclaimed his authority. A powerful banditti lately made an irruption into the Nitam's teiritory, and ravaged the Oudijee country, carrying off every article of value, and about sou oxen : they were however pi:trued, and defeated by a body of the Niaant's troops, and the booty recovered. I I OM