Star. — London, England, 1806-10-21 00:00:00

HANOVER, OCTOBER 7. All the roads leading to Paderborn have been mending for Coma time pat!' by the peafantry, who hive been put in requiatioft. 'Thle meafure is taken to facilitifithe marlin(' the troops to Weaphalia. Ocrostn to.—ln eonfequence of the news re ceived aim the &Preach betereen Prnffia and England are in a . ftiri s liity of being amicably fettled , a number of petfoiir willted to illuminate their bottles. But as a premature illumination might be Pinduitive of bad confequences, it has been forbid den under the penalty of fifty rix dollars. The King of Ptuala has publit ic a 1 Poeta matlon, declaring his intention not to make ufe of his right to call on the fobjells of the Eledorate to raife foldiers, any (either than to join the former Hanoverian mi litary, to defend their country and homes, prornifing that they Man not be employed againft their former Sovereign, nor fen. oat of the Elelloriter WEII4AR, OCTOBER 1. On Sunday the sth ;tlent, the Prince 'of Hdlftus.. lobe, and Lieutenant General Von kuchels atfl 4 eft at his Majelly's head quarters at Erfurt, where, ih" Idiliaajalty . spiefence, and with the Duke of En:m(- 1148 k and //teasel Mollendorf, a long military cen fereitce was held. On the day follaring, the Prince of Hohenlohe, and General Rua;tiel, returned to their Istpe4lire polls. The Prato tron'os are continually advancing, and will very fwalse in the pretence of the'enemy. OCTollalt I.o.—Thnugh the Pruffian head quar ter{ were at Erfurt yelletday, the whole army is on ch., point of advancing ; and the head quarters be removed to Blankenberg, in the county of ,aleiehesi, in Thuringia. M. La Fora is at Erfurt, where he lath remain till General KnobeUdorf returns from Paris. RA:AnUncii, OCTOBER i 5. Theta Can be no doubt of the commencement of hoailities between PruBia and France. A flight atir• milk has taken place between Hoff and Ingoldadt, in which the Prufaans were outnumbered, and forced to eat. The number of the Pruffian troops now concentrated within the fpace of ten miles, is accu. tetchy Hated at one hundred and twenty-two thou. rand men. A report is prevalent and believed 'hem ibat the garrifon of Frankfort has refufed to a man to march with a diviaon of French troops, of nearly to,ooo men, who had been ordered by Bonaparte to 'ski the garrifon with them. It is generally undcrftood that the German Sub. ices of the French and their Allies will all join the "'ruffians, if any opportunity occur• 11111MTH. ocrona 9. 11Kbpdpar4nof,his Pr!fp Plajefly are about to be remaxe4MAoVipn. ailDIKIDF1161;::00101111i I'. The French Empe'reorlhlatelladsberg. LaR night the Camp at Schweidfurth i►rts fuddenly broken up, and marched to the former place. It is Paid that while the French Ertperor WAS at Werneck, he &etched a plan of opertnissie quite different from that which was firit intender,. ' FRANCONIA. °nom 6, The French army in this quarter is day reinfor ced. The troops from all quarters 'eoneentre them felves in the diltrkl, of the Upper Main. There are 30,000 men near Schweinfurt. Nearly :coo of the troops of Darrnaadt have marched off to join the former, and more are expected to follow. HANAU, OCTOBER 7. The corp.; under Marfhal Augereau is attending the Main, towards Schweinfurt. A camp is traced out near Lauenden; and at Hollnadt they are throw ing up very itrong works. LEER, IN EAST FRIESELAND, OCTOBER Yeflerday orders were given to lay an embargo upon all the Dutch (kips in this port. It is fnppofed that a fimilar nseafure will take place on the pail of Holland, with refped to Putt Han yards. VOOTLAND, OCTOBER 6. Several frontier places of Bayreuth, as Butabach, are occupied by the French. On the other fide of Cronach, near Steinwiefen, the French collated a corps of Moo light troops. Several foreigners, who called themfelves travellers, 4 have been arrefted in this county. FROM THE MATH, 0"TOBER 7. The Archdnke of Baden fet not to 'Mt the head quarters of Napoleon on the 3d ;nllant. The report that the Eleetor of Heffe repaired to Wnrtzburg, immediately after his return froni the Prof Gan head- quarters at Naumbnrg, is not confirmed. On the 3d inftant the Swt.dilh Chancellor of the Court, Count Lowenhielm, arrived at Cairel from Hamburgh. The organization of the National Guards iallavaria is nitirnately refolved upon, and the French General is charged with fuperintending their formation. They mite from Henan, that an Aide de Camp of bkpfltalAisgereau has brought to the Comroan art of the fame city an affurance in writing, that Die Nprtcon has acknowledged the nentra• city pfj:Waii&all the corps of the French army have received polities , orders to avoid, as much as poffihle. touching not only the Heffian territory. or that which is dependant on. or under the protettion of his Eletinral Highnefs. The fortifications of Wefel are carrying on with fuck activity. that the French pull down on the left Bank all the fuperfluous chnrchm, among the fell at Andernach, to procure none'. FRANCKFORT, OCTOBER 7. At prefent only (mall troops of cavalry go through here to the army : but large quantities of bread are fent d4ily by water to Wurabnrg. The corps of Oodinot is now entirely beyond idelikalm and Hei delburg, towards rranconia. Since the 3d of this moWth no more troops have pallid through this city ; but we (ball immediately have th ourellVirbos an army of referve of 25,c00 men, which Mill be commanded by Martha' Monier, who is expeEted here in a few days, and who will ellablith here his bead-quarters. Our Sovereign has enured the report to be contra dieted that the young men of this city would be flab jeCted to the confcription, and forced to join the army BAVARIA, OCTOBER s. Brannan is now entirely Rot up by the French.— MI the poft waggons, travellers, waggons, &c. mull now gn by Burgh:Wen. On the 6th intlant, the Em peror Frincie, and the Archduke Charles, are ex folltek. at-Salzburg. The Bavarian Regiments in 'Tyrol ham chiefly received orders to break up for , Prsiescaskaf sad are already on the march. Six thou fared psammof Wsureniberg, and }ono of Baden, are to amiable loon at Elwangen. MEMEL, OCTOBER 4. We bear that another Ruffs= Manifeflo will fol. low that which has made its appearance. VIENNA, OCTOEF.R 4. The army of neutrality. coal:Ring of twentyaix regiments of cavalry and infantry, are already on their march, in order to occupy the Rations atligned them. A courier has arrived in this city, from Ber lin, in two days, and yenerday returned again. Yef terday a whole battalion of foldiers arrived here, that bad been in a French prifon : according to their ac count, they had been very humanely treated. The regiment of Efterhazy, four thoufand Rrong, have paired through this city, on their way to Up per Aullria. The Archduke Charles returned to this City yef terday from Upper Auntie, and his Majelly the Em peror is expe6ed to day at Luxemberg. Count Kalkreuth, General in the fervice of Prairie, ' arrived here the day before yeßerday : he is charged ' with a million on the part of his Mailer : immediately after his arrival he had a long conference with the Count de Stadion, Water for Foreign Affairs. In confequence of the (Ohm of neutrality adopted by Auftrim a line of demarcation has been drawn for the fecorlty of the country along the frontiers of Gel. malty 'and Italy. This line is Ibiongly furnifbed with troops ; but as the (Modem of Italy do not requite 'o ftrong a force, feverat Hungarian regiments have received orders to march into Bohemia and Upper Audria. General Asmasossr, who is RiU here,'btrt pre- paring to qui. this city, has received as a prefent (rim tri% Imperial Majeily a very rich !buff box, fet with diamonds. ~. ~ . I y. ihroseashanis. • EISENACH, OCTOBER y. 4lie ()zees's regiment, which is twice u nunerons u t4iny other regiment in the army. ) Yefterday a Amager, who had the air of an sc. eompliihed Gentleman, but who it is Paid is dircover ed to be a French fpy, was arrefted at an inn in this city. Several others ban been united in the army. The Miniller of Bavaria will loon let out fur Mn• 'deb. The Midair of the Prince Primate goes to Italy for the re...Retain:meat of his health. The Emperor of Ruffin has decidedly declared that be will be a Member of the Confederation of the North. The French Secretaries of Legation, Lagard and Gaillard, have received their paffports, and will cer tainly leave this city to-day or to-morrow. By the lateß accounts the corps of the Prince of Hohenloo was at BodoMath. Duke Eugene of Wurtemberg, with his contort, is gone to Magdeburg, and Prince Paul of Wuttemberg, Major General in the Ruffian army, is gone to Silefia. Prince Paul Frederick of Wurtemberg is entered into the Pruflian fervice.— The Dutch Ambaftador has alto received his paff ports. LEIPZIG. OCTOBER st. We are all in the mot eager tape/Latino. The ?ruffians have nmv marched through. On Sunday. orders came ro the pole office, to for ward no little parcels nor paffengers on the way to Frankfort, as they would not be allowed to pafs through the chain of the army. The order was figned by the Duke of Weimar. as General in Chief of the vanguard. At firft it was Paid letters were alto prohi bited,whicbeaufed much alarm among our merchants. But thefe not being exprea.ly mentioned, the poi, office fent them as ulnal. No perfon, however, is per mitted to pafk, and even Come who applied immedi. ately to the Duke of Brunfwick, were forced to return• A great many fir-angers who are here for the fair are in fear /kW their return. As the poll from Franco nia. Bavaria,irc. cannot pare the ufual road, they may whip is tire fennel be fent to the North, ciscuitoully _ . . The. whole ProliGao army, 120,000 ftrong, has begun its march in great haile. The route lies to wards Fraokfort and the villages upon the road. The ne appearance and good order which the Pram* troops °atm, excite general fatisfaElion t and the martial fpirit which animates every corps affords the mina happy prefages of their fuccefs. The greeted part of theft rzo,ooo troops, according to report, are proceeding on the road to Catfel, to opiate upon the rear of the French army, sad to throw thew ittaas bantam them and the Rhino. oaronit a. Irs Praha Majefty left Nanntborg out the 4th, ' at Hz in the morning, at the head of his guards.— His Majefty entered Erfurt at four in the afternoon, where Count Haugwitz arrived in the evening. CONJTANTTNOPLE, SEPT. 9. The rebels who have erafed the name of Sultan Selim, from all the public prayers in the morgues of Adrianople, and fubflituted that of his fucceffor Mullapha, have fent their patroles to within four leagues of Conflantinuple, and fpread alarm through the whole plain country. The inhabitants are taking refuge wi h their mull valuable effeets in the villages al mg the canal. The Divan is inclined to appeafe thefe troubles by giving up the military or. ganizati m which is the pricipal caufe of them ; but the Grand Seignior has declared that he will former leave his Capital than yield to rebel., and abandon the reform. A report was circulated yeatriay in the City, that the Cadiz fleet had aflually put to fea. The fad, however, is ezally what we Rated yefitlrday— they were only preparing to put to fea, and Lord Cozzniowoon was perfealy aware of he circum fiance. Should they venture out, we entertain no app►ebenfoos refpcaing the refult. It would be's curious coincidence, if on the annivetfary of the battle of Trafalgar. annther fplendid vittory mould be obtained by our brave tars. Yeßerday morning at a very early hour Major DARIN arrived with difpatches from the head quar ters of the Proffian army. A Council was held up-1 ten the fubjeft of this eommunication,at the Foreign Office. The Members prefent were Lord GRIN. viLt.a, the Lcato Citittactia.oz. Earl MOIRA. Lord liowica, Earl Srsocaa. Mr. Wrionoss, the CHAN. cacaos. of the Exotica; sa, sod Ur. THOMAS Gm : their deliberations Wed iron) two till after four o'clock. Yefierclay Mr. MASS, who to narrowly efeaped the fury of the French about two years foci, h.d AO interview with Lord Gm vra.t.t. Lord Mott, arm arrived at Erfurth, the Kum of NOMA'S Head-quarters, on the aoth intiant. Sir PHILIP STIPMIMS has refigned his office as one of the Lords of the Admirdlty. The anniverfary of the glorious triumph of Bri taM, and the lamented fall of leer renowned and favourite hero, the immortal Natsow, takes place this evening. We underhand that Lord Sr. \rime:tar has writ. ten to the Board of Admiralty, requching 4e re. called. Mr. FISOCS4II, the Barriner, is appointed Secr• tary to Mr. Easesaa, our Authafrador in America. That Learned Gentleman left town • few dayi. fine to proceed on his voyage. Mr. But.t.occ, the late Deputy Cororniffary Gene. rak under Sir Baoox WATSON, is appointed Conrail far y General, at Buenos Lyres. He left' his houfe Slnane.itreet yetierday, to proceed to that place. - The Contaniffioners of the Cullom Rode have re• ceived an Order of Coma, authorifing them to per mit (in addition to the quantity allowed by the Aft of the 33d of the prefent King) an additional quan tity of corn. fte. to be exported from the port of London to the Weft Indies, for the months of Novem ber and December next, viz. Wheat 50, Rye to, Peas Sou, Oats 4c.00, Barley Soon, and Beans 500 quarters each ; Wheat and Flour too, Oatmeal yo, Bifeuits to, and Grits * tone each. At a Board of Governorshreld at the CharterHoufe, on Tuefday lag, the lath infant, the Loan Cully cszzoa and Mr. WINDHAM were elated Governors of the Hofpital. the former in the place of Lit Tnuatow, the latter in the place of Mr. Fox, de ceded. The Governors prefent at the affembly were, his Gram the Archbilliop of CANTERBURY. Earl STUMM, Los.n GIIIIIIILLS, Lord Sir:retool - a, the Bilhop of Lonzon, and Dr. FISH RR. The houfe in the Stable yard, lately occupied by, the Duke of BRDPORD and Mr. Fox, which was for merly the property of the GODOLPHIN family, was prefented by Lis Majesty to the Doke of YORK about twelve months lime. The teverfion takes place in A.uguft next, when the leafe expires. In Saturday's Gazette is announced his Majelly's !reams intention that the Lady AUGUSTA Mu alai( dually called Duchefs of Suffer) &all affume the I tannic of Da AMILAND. We underhand the name of Da AIRPLANE> belongs to a Sovereignty of the Honfe of Naffau, from which her Lady !hip is line ally defeended. The VICTORY, of too guns, is again ordered for commiffion. We have not yet heard who is to have the honour of commanding that noble and diftin. sniffled veffel. The Ptincefs Charlotte and Virginie frigates, and Helena hoop of war, have arrived at Cove and Cork. Capt. PETER H t YWUOD is appointed to the com mand of the Polyphemus, of 4 guns. Captain BURROWS, late of the Conftance, was the third fon of A trx. BURROWS, of Cavan, and coufin of Mr. Sail NDERSON, one of the Reprefentatives of that county. 1 DRURY LANG THIATRV.-7 he Hoeg Moos, a de. ferved favourite, was hit night reprelonted with dif tiognifked plaudits. Comer Gaanta.—ln confequence of the indif pofition of Mrs. Sunnis I, The Man of the World was fubflituted laft night for King Henry the Eighth. Sittings appointed in Mum LLLLL and LONDON, before the Right Honourable Sir Janes MANSTIRLD, Knight, Lord Chief Juftice of his Majeßy's Court of Common Pleas, in and after Michaelmas Term, iflo6:— IN TERM. Mid Lawton, S2earday. Nov. E. Toottlay, Nov. 17. lilatorday. Is. Mooday. '7. Soonlay, 112. Mooday.24. AFTER TERM letorday, 14V. 21. PAssibiy, Dec 1. NAUTICAL IN7 ELLIGENCL FALMOUTH. OC I OBER :8. Arrived the Swedifh brig Favorite, Captain Ssvi. Leers, from Carlftram for Portugal, and the Rollos, Captain PIa&CY, from London, to load Wines for Buenos Ayres.—Sailed the Prinrefs Elizsbeth packet, Captain DODD, with two mails for Lifbon. puarsmouni. ocTorm!. to Sailed the Saitaces (loop of war, with a fleet of traufportt for Falmouth and Cork.—Wind Latterly. DEAL, OCTOBER 20. Arrived the SKYLARK &Op of War, ARRMW rchoo ner, and BLAZIR gun brigs from a cruise, and re main in the Downs with the fhips as per lA. Wind S. S. E. sitErßNFss, ocroarß 80. Went out of harbour to the Great Isl,re, the Foa- RESTER 11 %op of war, Captain RICHAROWN. he FALCON ilflOp of war, Caorpin SAUNDERS, has a fig nal flying for a convoy to Teal' rTen. Wiud Eatlif PROM LLOYYS Oeavesaro. OCT. ist.i-Yelifol by the Nile. Ley. from Earl ran ; Alpha. Brown ; Margaret, ; and the Vigibmt, Hal, from Pete/Owryhi Alatareder,Horke, from Memel; Meta, ; Marsaretta, Dares; and the llretberi and Slifer, Mack irfon, frorn Norway ; Zeidnit, from Oldenbittgit ; Fraw Margsreta, Beale; Cecilia. °Men; %%wins Cathartuo, floy,:en ; hit,fs; Jazdb Hendrick, Lawretke; Two Brother% Brandon ; and tki; Wrow Catbarina, itactcr, fr•m Harnhurgh.—. Sailed the BarmiTt Lnnyueville, l'ayler, for lineme Ayres; venikiii, i.e Briton, for Madeira; Ntreus, Sailker, jr Bremen; Vrow Royana,.—.-; and the VTR Viebrodera,—; • for Harare' O 2 - .—.Palferl be the Maria, —, from Virginia a—. Good Hope, Gorloff; and the Two Brothers. Joins, from Varell. Sailed the I'ril3Cf of Wales, Walker. for Madeira ; Lady Juliana, Pearionfrze Yucatan ; Kist George. Horibro% for Cork ; Bloom, Hardman ; and the Minerva. Warfon, for Bremen; Prow Ha km, Wedorao. for Flaunts; Liberty, Johti‘m ; Johanna. An. dress Vrow Margaretta, Carte ; Johanna Elizabeth, Medic ; • Vrow Gook% Kromer; and the Jouge Roeder, Banners, for Hamborgii. Amman—To the River, the Phanla. Burgth; nod the nig Damn, from Bream—At Falmouth, Monarch, Le Mefuricr, frogs lUverrsol, Badge, Ansley, from Peternborgb —At Cork, Uol.. Ewing, from kiondures..-At Dublin, reres, Lewis, frost Locules—At Newfoundland, Betfey, Edam, trams Whoa ; and Swift, Manning, truss Oporto--At Honduras, Ma k . ban, Cora,—; aml the Freedom, Carr, from London— At Jamaica, Malena, Dew, from London; Dublin, Grantham, nom Iblewuftle Bead!, from Baran ; Simon Tapia, —; and the W e ll loctiao, —.-, from Briltol—At Portfmooth, the Two Heathers. Gabbs; and the Golden Fleece, —, from CM—. In Peaky Raid; Mom, from Virgiola— Of the MINA Head, Forms, Read. from Jatalca; Euphrates, —; and the LouUa, fawn Honduras-..At Honduras, Fatal, Nuke, from Loudon--,'t Mocadorc, !Mx, Batu, from Lonace...At Gibraltar, Amiable Barry, -- from Jerfey, The Hawke, brig of war an tha Jamaica Radon, woe abated on the ad of tleptetnber, eaft of the Caicos by a French line at battle chip, :rid on the stb Caw a difenafted so, which hollltei Facet& colours. _ _ _ _ _ The Salons man of war and Meiunpus frigate (put of Slr Ri chard Struhan's fqoadron) were, on the pit of Augutt, In tat So lon'. 70. ltrering for the Clufapeak. The Wolf Soap of war was IA on Maltase, on the stlt of Sep. itemiser —Crow laud. . . 'lke 'Maeda:me frigate. Captain MlEnzie, Commalore to the hom•ward-bound Jamaica Beet, which put into Bermuda torepair the damages which She futtained In the late hurricane, is arrived at Falmouth. She does not bring any Intelligence of the fleet. One of them, the Fortune. Read, is put Into Ireland, and the Union, Bram Is put into Virginia, &malteds—The Magiciume faded from Bermuda as the soils of September; on the 4th loft. (poke ths Eliza, Ford. from Newfoundland for Lifixio; snd on the itch (poke the 'rutin:moil Ship of 4z fail, under convoy of the Sea• horfe frigate, from Gibraltar, no leagues S. W. by W. from the Lizard. 'nu Martha. Yates, of Liverpool, is loft on the Caicos Crewlaved. The Pacifico, Fells, from Oporto War ', is loft on Yarmouth Beach; and the Mary, Philips. I for Waterford, was loft on the aft in& near Align". • Charlton Fair, commonly called /fern Par , com menced or, Saturday, and was netnevossily attended. The following incident was among the ludicrous ex hibitions of the place s As a mountebank and clown were emoting the mob, two pariffi officers entered the booth, and took the clown into cußody for bar. tardy. As they were paffing through the crowd, his matter buck him in the face, laying, You know what that means." The down begged of the con hablethat he might be at liberty to chaftife the rafcal: Ibis requell being acceded to, a ring was formed, and Aey (parted for fame tinsel, when the clown darted !Out of the ring and made his efcape. Such was the 'euntrivance of the mountebank, and it was extremely tinderflood by the clown. A Hoax.—The report lag week circulated, that a Gentleman was to di penance in St. James's i-ehnrch on Sunday, attraaed a great concourfe of people. At half pall ten St. James's church yard was quite crowded ; and as loon as the church doors were opened, every pew and feat were filled, and near three hundred perfons remained in the church yard, the church not being able to contain Them—. They continued there till divine fervice, when a fcene of great cos:ft:lion enfued, a great (*Toggle having taken place between the perfons coming out. who were met by (bole that wanted to get in. In or der to difperfe the crowd, and prevent confofiou, it 0 as indahriounycirculated that the ceremony would not take place till the evening, which had the defired erica. We underhand that the report originated from the following caufc r—A gentleman had been profecuted Come time back in the Ecclefiallical Cour', for ill treatment of his wife, and a reparation was agreed upon, by which he was to allow her a terra maintenance, which he not having fulfilled, and at the fame time poblifhing a libel again(* her, which affefted her chandler, the lady had recourfe a (leond time to the Court, on which the gentleman being rum mooed twice to appear, and failing to do fo, he was ia confequenoe excommunicated on Sunday week. the only Capital which has been divided into Shares in the prefect Lottery is the 6th drawn Ticket, No. 7157, a Prise of to,ocol. which was fold in one quarter, two' eighths, and eight fix teenth Mares, at the Offices of filmy and Co. No. Poultry, and No. sr, Charing Crofs—two of the flutes basing been fold to Clubs, it is afcertained that upwards of 5o perfons receive benefit from this Prize. The prefent State Lottery prefents advantages to adventurers, far exceeding any former 'Lottery ; the Prizes in the Wheel are of great magnitude, there being Two of 20,0001. Two of to,oool. Three of soool. Five of wool. Seven of poi. Re. and no Prize lets than Twenty pounds. The number of Tickets drawn each day, are Two Thoufand, which gives the parchsfer an equal chance of obtaining a Share of all the Capital Prizes, provided they or chafe before Tbrtillay, Ofloher es, which will be the.ae*, thw of drawl% . '• ' • t ; I , 7 ;