Star. — London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

1 • GENERAL E L ECTION. TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THIS CITY OF LONDON. Go PITLtal t THE Smeatrrs having appointed Ftiday the 3lft inftant, for the Fledion of four Gentlemen re reprefent you la the easing Parliament, allow me molt earneftly to folicit the honour of your attendance at Guildhall, on that day, at eleven o'clock. in rut-port of my Nomination. The unparalleled (need's. warm ft ienheilp, and diftlosuillting klndnefs, which have crowned my canvas with the molt Battering prufped from every quarter, impel me mon fangutoely to rely, that the zeal fa freely pranged win manifelt Wel( by your early and numerous attendance, to bare every attempt which may be made to defeat this proud ob- Jett of my ambition. Thus encouraged, 1 feel animated by the repedation, that my grati:ude and fidelity In the high and reft.on fible fituation of your Reptefentative will be called I n to aCtion; and believe me, Gentlemen. as long as my ilk 'hall be (pared, that they mall not be looked foe In vain. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen. Your molt faithful humble (errant, M orlon Houk, O& 18. JAMES SHAW, Mayor. P the Imperious duties of the Chief Magiftracy have un avoidably dented me the aril gratification of my heart, which would otberwife have urged me to a diftlnd perfooal applicatloa to every individual, for the honour of hi. (anise; and I there fore mutt, that fuck an omlflion will not be Imputed to negktl, but live Inty. TO THE WOR'T'HY ELECTORS 01 WESTILIONTIIL TRUST t (hall not he deemed prefumptunus in cdf.rlng my (mien to the City of Waalloiter, upon the pre fent occaDom If I thould be fo fortunate as to be diftingoillied by your favour, I Own be anxious on every cattalo° to evince my gratitude to you, by an upright and independent coodedt in Parliament, and by' continuing todevote my bat 'amides to the ferrite of my toiletry. hi) , health I* not yet fufficiently re eitablilhed to admit of my foliciting your Support by a perfonal canvas • bat I am confident this involuntary ouniffion will not be permitted to operate to my prejudice. I have no doubt of being able to make my appearance on the Hurting' on the day of Eledlion, and there to affure you In perfect of my attachment to your ferrite. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, with the greateft truth, Your moil obedient and molt falthflal bumble fervent, ' Wlropole-fireet, Oa. ay. SAW... HOOD. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE • COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Oa wan, HAVING had the honour of reprefenting von in the three hit Parliaments. I once more folk* your Votes to replete me In that diftingulfhed Situation, feeling conlciou. that I Suave not, in say we infle WyGnre, deviated from thole principles which left recommended me to your favour. I hope to continue through life, a Irked to freedom—an enemy to corruption—and a dettebeltintilipportir of thofc privileges which of right belong • to the People; In the Peale of the Cmaftitudon. 1_ eve the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your faithful and obUged Servant. Wrotbrianiradr, 0.105, 'LA. G. SYNC). TO THE INDEPifiFFI47 ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX. GEORGE BOULTON MAIN WA RING, Efq. Hide/ &caned to offer hired( at the milting Mellott aa • amdidass to reyaeleut the County of Middiefet In Parliament I and It being sailldeenly fated, that Slr Francis Burdett intends again to neap* hived/ for their choice, the Independent Elettors, who are defines of 1111 preventing the County from being rrpre hated by Sir Francis Burdett, are requefted to meet at the Free Mafon's In Great Queen-Rivet, Lincoln's lon fields, MI Friday the sift Manic. at is o'clock. TO THE o' , NTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF FHE COUN OF MIDDLESEX. 6e aaaaa an, IN conlequence of the Diffuhrtion of Parliament, I • feel It my duty to spotlit you, that It Is not my intention to folleit a renewal of the truly width your partiality repealed in me, tad which was recently confirmed to me by a Committee of the Hoak of taeumews. 'I he cireemltances under which I prefer ted myfelf to your no. flee. mutt be Sill frets In your n:colleetion. Called upon by a hive holy of retpettliable Freeholders, I food forward to Rem the • torrent of • Faelion, which threatened to overwhelm the indepen. der ce .4 the Comity. The Itrugglc was revere, but by fortitude and pert. whoa, I Was ultimately futecfruL It will be for you,' Getelemen. to reap the fruit of my (titters, and though. fro., pri vate confideraticen, I am induced to withdraw at this time, I retire with the deepen imprelion of gratitude for your favour, and with the fuilell coofriooluell ol having done my duty ; and I hope and trial that tome a her Candidate will be found, who, to the fame zeal and fidelity In your fenice, will add more ability to do juftice to your cattle. em, Gentlemen, with greet regard, Yonr faithful and obliged fervant. Cligord-fireet. 061 ay. tEnd GEO B. MAINW .hRING. OF TO THE - FREEHOI.IWRS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. flairrteNto. WHENEVER the Leaders of contending Par. tics and Faelloos In a State unite, the blitory of the world bears evidence that it t ever is In favour, but always at the ex . pence of the People; who& renewed and augmented pillage pays the kande/ma price ed the reconciliation. Under theft cirrundlattee• you are now called, prematurely sod fuddenly. to a tilitiedlion of your Rrprefewatlvcs, If they can be called loch. Aida double impofture Is attempted to be peffed upon you. The watch-wool of one party 1.--The Deft of Rings; the watchword of the other is.— I he Bell of Pattiota.... But wri.her of theft Partin will choofe to defeend to particular* and form you what the Belt of Kings and the Bell of Patriots have already .lone, or will hereafter do for you What they have dyne fur thcidelves we know and tech what far her they wind* for us we can only coojediure. They who have dared a new Pa tlaireot thus fuddenly, In our prefent fituation, undoubtedly bate their own (troop reasons for it which they are not likely to difelofe But I am thoroughly perfuaded. that all our prefeat burdens and refirei an. vexatious and galling as they are, will ap pear hut as is ales whet, compared with what they will be at the core of W. now ermine Parliament. I would willingly be ILO raiment& in the refcue of my Gauntry, a; th e esetsin ea cure ,if HP. and fortu..e. But it cannot be rd. Cu 4. ntui wowed nut defer ve to be rattle& oath the majority of the t owory be ontorropt It is fit that the experiment &odd be tried' sod that at bail th p uiporion 01 rennaioing , Mt; pity ▪ he known. And my. nur to you. tont,e....n, Oat spot. the profere werafieo, des t defier the aid or counte nance of any of the Parties, la or out of pole.r that I will rot .Cillitww nor enufwe t.. the diftribution even 01 a full& cork • : nor will I fund& ace tooling to the futoithing of a Soak lf f isle. U tic Freeholders of Middlefez feel the thiamine% of their oniony and dcfire so redrcfs its grievant"; they wilt do their 'swore toward loch redrefe by an encamp, Vete. And If this (Sri, so not to be found In this county an this Unit, It is not to he found any where elk at an. time. I.e. the FrceltoMera of Milllefee do their eafy duty I I will r with h will not be esfy : and If it Own be their unt .14E4 coMee I will prove myfelf their wean opt. difunerelled, and zea lot+. Iteguel•riestive I am, Gentlemen. Wl,h full Ammer of your Integrity and Spirit, pr 'a our mat lahltful bombe (errant, FRANCIS BURDETT. To fHlt GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF 11 HE COHN fY OF LEICESTER. • Gawrcatitm. PA R l,i Kt ENT being ditrolved, by which the A I..•pnrta.. trait yo were Waled to npo(e In me, va one of youi osepocirtrative• clifed, permit me to renew the offer of my Wyk'.. and to Cohen the favour of your Suffrage. at tAtt co• firing Ple,ll n. COatiOU• 1611 my hell retro (lons to your !import moll waft la • Selo Pd t iithful adherence to thole privelplea of t o dc• c • be wt•4h 1 have cat r been afloat.%) In )orr 1 tyke, aid b.iy her aL. ello• rd et ur approbation ; accept my un frig, d e, .tut. Mould the a,„ a honoured with this deci love stook y•nr ace you *ail fied me at lieu, to difcbarge (a taretti • duty woh c inhaled Fail and nth tit y I have the h 0....,, to re.mon with great truth. nentirmen, Your mull &diger! Ind faithful bumble S aaaa tit. CFJRGI• ANITIONY LEAH KECK. Sto eibtoo G.ange, Oclobtrll, tllO6. • GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE OENTLEMF N. CLERGY, AND ragirtotrolt •— s OF THE COUNTY OF, SOMERSET. ••• IN confequence of the Diirolution of Parlionent, appoint a Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Frethaidera , of the raid County, to he held at Well., on Monday the ;el liar of November next, a: twelve o'clock at noon precifely, for the impede of nominating proper Perronm to reprecot the laid County is the enfulng Parliament. CLIFTON WHEAT. Shalt Barton, ()deka $6, tBO6. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FR t• EHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. HAVING received his Majefty'l W•it few the Eledtion of two Knights to cense for the hid County In the earning Parliament, 1 hereby give Notice, that 1 (ball proceed to fuch Eledthnt at the fawn Hall. at lvnlchelter In the Paid County, on Friday the 7th day of November next, at ten o'clock in the forceows.....Dated the a6th day of Orloiser. 'Son. CLIFTON WHEAT, merit The INDEPENDENCE of the COUNTY .? SOMERSET. ADISSOLUTION of Parliament having now taken place, we, the underfigned Freeholders of the County Somerfct :Ault the attendance of Wm. Dickinfon, E(q. at the Wiling Nomination, when we Rail hope to meet the Freeholders at large, that In concert with them,we may &vire fuch aleafures as may crud to repair the violence offered to the County on a former occalion, and to preferve its future Independence. With there Important oiled s in vlew,we make it our cornett re. queft. to Mr. Dickinfon that be will not avail himself of any pro- Miami Agency previous to the Nomination. We are decidedly of opinion that any attempt to fesure the fhew of hands by filch imafures as have lately been refortecito, is both improper and oncooftltuticwal, and that we are imperloolly called upon to exert oarfdves in fuppreffing violations of tree Eleetlom that we believe to be without a precedent tn any other County.' ABRAHAM ELTON. • JOHN IREVELYAN. THOMAS DYKE ACL AND. JOHN COKE HIPPISLEY. • W.ILLIAM PHELIPS. THOS. sTa.A NO NAYS HORNER. JOHN STRODE. SAMUEL. ROI/BARD. CHARLES TAYLOR. FRAS.EDWARDS in obedience to thecommandsof fo rcfpedtable e Body of Inde pendent Freeholders, 4 have the honour of informlog them, that I (hall have peculiar fathfaaion in complying with theirwiles, and in heartily co operating with them as well as with the Ftechutders at large in any mesfure for preferving and maintaining the inde pendence of the County of Somerfet. Kingv;eito, Olt. 27: \4 M. DICKINSON. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF HhRThORD. HAVING received his MAjefiy's Writ for the Elec tion of Two Knights to Terre in Parliament for this County, I do herchy give Notice, that lu obedience to the raid Writ and of the kveral Statutes M that call made, a especial County Court for the outpace of fuch Fledtion, will be held at Hertford. on Tedder the Fourth day of November next, st Ten of the Clock in the fore 11001i. OhORGE SULIVAN MARTEN, Sherdf. Sandridge Lodge, Odtober al, doh TO THE GENTLEM EN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF 111 E COON' Y OF HEII,I FORD. G ttttt THE High Sheriff having appointed rueflir, the 4th day of November next, for the Elerftiou of Memln.rs to Cave this County in Parliament, and to proceed to the Held ad joining the Town of Hertford, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, I earneftly bluest your attendance at the plue and time aiorcfaid, and to be honoured with your Votes and Support on that *team]. I am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble fervent, Tim Pea, Hen lag foedbury, 0 4. as. WM. B tKER. TO THE OEN FLENIEN,CLEROY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. 1 ,. NCOURAGED by the molt flattering prnmiree of fupport fret a very hernerous body of Freeholder*. I take the liberty of Informing you. that It is my Intention on the ap proaching Didialutlon of Parliament, to offer myfelf a Candidate to reprefent the County of York. Permit me to folirlt the favour of your fupport on the day of nomination, atid your Yotet and Intereft on that or Eleetion. 1 have the honour to be. Onotlernee. Your molt obedient humble fervent, Fernley Hall, 041.18,1106. WAL ERR FAWKES, TO THE 'GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND OTHFE PURE. HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF NOEL 'HAMPTON.. Oturteran, I'HE choice of your . Reprefentatives having again reverted to you in coofequence of the Diehiutios of Parlia ment, I beg leave to renew the offer of my ferecas, trotting that the line of coedit& which as an Indrpendent Country Oeutleman, I have felt it my duty Readily to pur(ue,will be honoured by your encouragement and fupport. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with great repea, Year obeilaa bumble knee. Couctbrooke, o.ft as, ito6. WM. LANOHAM. TO TIESMEHOLDERB OF THE COUNTY OF ABERDEEN. ("mammas. Al the pratentronment I beg leave to renew the Solicitation, which Ivnode Tome menthe op. for the honour of your Votes and Intereft, at the enfuing Eie.ll n. If I ant In fortunate as to be the °Wed of your choice, to fIU the important Muation of your it eprefentative in Parliament, you may rely on a Zealoat and raitlstutkilfchpryte of.my duty, which will bell evince my attachment to the Conflitutitm, the general Interells of the Nation, and more particularly thole of the County of Abenlcea, aid my Conti ituenta. With great ref cd I have the honour to he, Cattlemen Your mull. uhedicitt and devoted humble &avant, Leith If4U, Odolter ao, tBo6. , ALEXANDER H. Y. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND YEOMANKY, INDFPFNOSINT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY . OF ()LOUCKS] EA. MIN. • TN the abfence of my Uncle, Vice Admiral.Berke-' ky, who by an canploynient In the ferstee ec id. King and Country, Is promoted from paying his petfonal repreft. to you I take the liberty of foliaitiog your Votes and filtered. to plate bins again in the high and refpetiable Situation of your iteprefentatios, a Ciliation width he has filled Malt than thirty years. Shoeld this his mat earneft wills be crowned with fureefs, by your land (tippet, you may be aimed that his unremitting en deavours to promote the welfare of the Milted Kingdom hi gv naval, and the pnlperity of hi. Native County in particular, will be tuned with the groucft pride and pkrafere t and permit me to add, that you will, at the fame time,eonfer a lofting obligation on, Gentknien. with great refpeet. Yonr obliged and obedient bumble Servant, Berkeley COM,' Ot. 24. 1104 DUKSI.BY. TO THE OENTLEMPN, CLERGY. YEOMEN. AND FRK , HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. Gerrtaisara, PARLIAMENT bring Diffolred, and my worthy Relation and your old Repreientative, Mr. Hos rwoua, retiring from Public 1!!e, and from the numerous refpeetable (a lienations I have ree<kee4 ft urn all parts of the County, I am in duced to tiler myfelf to your notice as a Candidate at the enfuing I hufe ptiocip.r that fo much striched my worthy relative to you, are Inherent In at ; we have ever thought and eked t,,ge thee in nnintaining the ljnrit of Imiependence fo thoroughly felt by the Men of K,nt, and it will always be an °Meet next my bean. !have met with unufual Neter. on my cantors, and look for- Ward with confidence tutbe day of Should I be fo foci irate as to have the high honour of haing re- turned to ferioe you in Parliament, you mny rely on my ilifrhair ins my duty Insiisftle and faithfully. I have the honour to be, Caitlemen, with much r‘ilsed. Your c• edicnt and very faithful tenant, Saxon, OR. at. 18 ,6 . WM. HONY WOOD. I 16. GENERAL ELECTION A ........—.... 0 SOFOUIVI OF EVESHAM ' ''. IiaffiREEMEN io the Interelt of WILLIAM . MANNINO, Efq. are requelled to meet the COMM, r. 414ip for the management of his ELECTION, which wilt fit ' di* at Eleven o'Clock, at No. rob, Fencharch newt. ---_-- TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF CHRISTCHURCH. WE have the honour to folicit your Votes and In territ at the enfulng Eleetioa for your Borough• The fupport of ail the Members of an Adminiftration, who we are convinced would not give it but to the pledged friends of our excellent Conitltution, will, we are flambe • flrong recommenda tion to our claim to your Wraps. We have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • your mat obedient humble fervanta, HARRY SCOTT, EDWARD GREAT:HEM Uddro Houk October is, ito6. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. DINT! r!lt34, ERMIT me to return you my cordial Acknow ledgments for the repeated Marks of Confidence and Appro. beam. with which you have already honoured me. Ylalf kind acceptance of my palt revolve encourages me to offer myfelf once more a Candidate for the high honour of reprefenting you in Parliament. Though I dare not affirm that my Parliamen tary condudt has been free from error, I can truly ante you that it bar been my cooftant and carnet endeavour, to rilleharge the Duties of my important MR with Independence, Fidelity, and Diligence Should t be again honoured with your approbation, the faint principles will continue to govern arm In the difebarge of my pea -1 tical duties. I c.e (comely be more bound to To, than I already um, by the ties of gratitude and affeCtion. but I (hall feel if poffible, RAI more than ever defirous of proving, that I am oat altogether unwor thy of your choice. I am, Gentleme.n. Your faithful Servant, Odtober rg, doh. W. WILBERFORCE. -TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERnY, AND FREEHOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. OZPITL2IIIII, PARLIAMENT being DifTolved, I take the ear- Heft opportunity in my poworefeconmunicating to yea my intention of spin offering myteif a Candidate (or the honour of Reprefenting you in Parliament. A period of ten years having 'leered fince f wan lirft placed in the high and I onourable fituation of your Reprefentetive, I truft I may without prefumption reit my hope of future (import ruttier upon your Judgment of my public oondudt, than upon general profefilems . I am anxious, however, to avail myfelf of this opportunity of expreiang tbc deep (eels of melte& I feel for the liberality and indulgence I have already experienced front you upon all OCCSSOOII Once I base been engaged in the emotion of weighty and Impel , tact &tient to dlfcharge which with fidelity has bean the t:ontl• abed oLjeil of my ahluivo u rs. Slioyld I again be deemed worthy of the high honour of being ale of the gepreftetatives of this greet County, I Gull be moil thankild for your fupport. I have the honour to he, With the greatell refped, Gentlemen. Your obliged and molt obedient humble fervent, tiliNtlY LASCE LE:i. Harewood Haire Odober 14, 1804. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ROME, SEPTEMBER a,. The Neapolitan Infurgents have frequently made inctirlions, with their plundering parties, into the Ecclefiattical territory. Near Arcoli, a party of them 8o in number, fell in with a Papal detachment under Captain Minacci, who had the misfortune to be killed in the beginning of theosetion. His troops. inferior in number to the enemy, were compelled to retire. The French Amhaffador; Alqoier, has left Albano, and taken up his refidenie at Rime. Bulls have been difpatched to Cardinsl Fefeb, in confequence otwhich the Atchbilhopticks of Lyons and Itatiflson are united. HAMM OCTOUIL se. Iq confequence of the prefent military movements nn the' frontiers of Willphalia ' the lan rifts from Nana. Saxony; Hanover, Heffe, Hamburgh, and Bremen, have nr.t arrived. According to the Lin accounts from Wefel no preparations have yet been made for removing the head quartersfarther forward. The recruiting for the army prevails with the greaten aCtivity In every quarter of Holland. The inferior officers referve for each recruit a premium of three ducats, and an extraordinary premium for raiiinta certain number. A 'reward is betides given for thofe who enrage to ferve fix years. A number of youths in our Orphan Houle, who are well grown, have en tered into the military fervice. • I.EIPSTC, OCTOBER 14. "Yellerday notice was publithcd by' the Magifirates pr4ibiting the country merchants from leaving this fair before its termination, with the ♦iew that the payments of the laitfertnight may be made with the ufual order and clgtairitli . t HALL!, OCTOBER T 4. The advanced guard of the Pruffian referee are en• tering this place, under Duke Eugene, of Wit rem berg. The body of Prince Louis is to be brought to Weimar, and their interred. •We have received no certain account of the preterit Intuition of General Tauenzcin's corps. From the Pru Wan army we learn the following particulars of the events of the fan few days pafh— The (mall advanced corps under Genet al Tauenxein, lately Rationed at Hoff, and which at mon confined of (even thoufand Saxons and Pruifians, retreated to Stalbruck as loon as the Frenehfintered Bayreuth and as the latter continued to advance, the former fill back to Schleitz, where the affair commenced in which the Saxons and Pruffians fought like lions, but were compelled to fubmit to fuperior force. The lon on both fides is conftderable, and a number of broken baggage waggons, drivers, &c. have been ken to- day dilperfed about the country. The French ftwn after fell upon the advanced guard under Prince Ho henlnhe, and his right wing tinder Prince Louis, 'who unfortunately filtered himfelf to be drawn into a wood by the &dewed guard of the French, which he took for the main body. In this wood he found thirty thoufand men flanked with -milked batteries, which opened upon the Prince and hit (mall forte. Himfelf, the hope and pride of yoling warriors, fell in the beginning of the conflift, being pierced by two mut% ket balls. His body was found on the f a llowing day, °ming others, In much disfigured as fearcely to be known—he hai ban five buried at Weimar. Fier Saxon regiments were the principal lufferers in this affair—their haggage mod train are completely difperfed. Tuft after this affair, a plundeting party a French and Bavarians ventured as far as Wefrentels and Naumburg, where they fluid hut a few minutes. This day Leiptie has been vifited probably by the lime party: ' The tumour fo often repeated that Prince Murat has beta nsaie prifom, requisci codumatiou. ,- WEIMAR, OCTOBER r 3. The Pruffian army is firongly. concentrated upon a • piece of ground, about four mil-s fquare, between Weimar and Jena. General Ruche! is on the right, and Prince Hohenlohe on the left wing. Hitherto We have heard nothing of any hoftilities fusee the Loth. BERLIN, OCTOBER The following are additional partiallyrs of the anion in which Prince Louis fell. It is well known that the Prince commanded the advanced guard of Prince Hohenlnhe's corps, and had been ordered by him to march to Rudolliacit, with fix •or (even thou. fend men, and, by that movement, to facilitate the junCtion of the corps under General Tatuenteia, with the main body. This the Prince executed on the loth. In his parage over the Seal, between Duder ftadt and Saalfeld, he fell In 'with five thoufand French, who were defeated, after a very (hart anion; but immediately after, the whole of Bernadotte's corps, thirty thoufand prong, made their appearance and attacked our handful of men with great vigour. Our troops, retreated in the heft order, fighting man fully for the knee of (even hours, and happily ar rived at the Seal. Their lots confills of 'coo men ; but that of the French is equally conhderable: Lloch's light bates lion, which fought with the greaten fpirit, had fuller ed confiderably ; and a regiment from South Pruffia s with another confining entirely of Poles, dillinguiffi ed themfelves innch. The Whole affair would haw, been but trifling, if Prince Lnois had -not fallen in_ confequenct of receiving two mulket bails in his bread, in the heat of the anion, when the Prnffians were charging with the bayonet. It is faid that this unfortunate Prince, when leaving Berlin, expreffed his perfuafiou that he &mild fee it ne more, and that be had previonlly made his will. We learn that 6o French Chaffeurs have flipped through the country, and burnt (time of our maga zines at Naumburg. Travellers who come front Bretlais, allure us, that quarters 'are getting ready there;and in the environs, for ho,ooo Ruffians, and that 30,000 were eapeCted at Kalitfch, LOWER ELBE, OCTOBER L 7. This day leveret Eftafettes have arrived, which left Berlin on the I Sill ; and private letters received this evening from . Hamburgh Rate, that the Head• S ecretary of the pull office at Melt:len, had received in tellience, that no feats need any longer be entertain ed f or the capital of Saxony, as they bad been in formed, by a Courier of the 13th, thit Prince Ho. henlohe had totally defeated hlarfital Soult's corps. Other private letters from Berlin add, that 6oco French were left dead upon tnc Field of Battle, and 14.000 made prifoners. This news has been publicly polled in the G •vernment Houfe at Berlin. Here it is to be remarked, that the time and place of the battle are not mentioned in there tenet-, and • that the Miniftry at Berlin had received no intelli• genet of this kind on the night of the tsth,•from his Majeby's head quarters—neither has any certain in formation reached Hamburgh as yet, either from Drefden, Leipfic, the Pruilian head quarters, or Crum Bruniwic k. HAMBUROH, OCTOBER IL The Auftrian Cabinet Courier, M. Omelet, arrived yefterday at Hamburgb, from Vienna. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. a It is fad, that a certain power has requires) the Porte An declare explicitly what part the Froktils Government means in take under the prefent ;it curls. iiMICCS. The Ruffian Envoy, M has very urgently proterted again& the order of the P.'rte fur ditmilEug the Hofpodars of Moldavia and W..llachia. The French Ambaffador, M. Sehafilani; hai had ; private audience of the Grand Seignior, which Wird four bouts, at one of bit country houles. THE EVEN :NG STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY OCTOBER sA. ST.S4BIOII MID Sr. Jain ....Holiday at all the Public Ogees. Numbers of rumours were girt alved yetlerday of frail battles fubfequent to the salon of the 14th tween the French and PrufGans. but none of them telling on any authority. No accounts refpcfling the affirm of the LIM hare .bceci received, but thole tranfmitted by Lntd viTH, and even thefe are not Ittiely of& ial, but only the (ketch of a fpedator near the fcene, from what had been 118114 communicated to him by others. or which he had an oppottunity of nbferving. Lord Motrer it was at Brunfwiek when he fent r ffhislaft difphtch ; and the account of his being obliged to depan from the Peoria+ head quarters nn foot ♦it► to much preelpitatinn, is greatly ezaggetate J. One report Rates that in the salon- alluded to, Plum Fsensatca, the King's brother, Was killed another, that In was wounded in the eye : °Aar., that the King was wounded. There is no real form. . , dation for thefe rumours. 'The Duke of Bconywice was wounded and fent off foe Magdeburg, but had sme attired there. The ground in the rear of the Pruf• Rams being open, it was thought better to find him where he might be fteure from any fudden incurfiow of the enemy's flying parties, as well as from diA turbance in cafe the army Ilsould and it prudent to ►etreat. The afli,m of the t4th was not confined to the centre, but general, the force on both fides having been much concentrated. The Proffians, however, though worried, were not put to the tout ; and these.. fore we are not without hopet . that we 641 loon re ceive more favour able accounts . fr .na the ftene of aflion. In fad any thing num of *Volute and de- . cifive viefor y is little Runt of a defeat to the French. The PrufGans have their recruits and refources at hand—the French bring them from a dilhncr. The former are fortounded by their own country men and tt rend the latter by nothing but enemies who will not fail in cafe of their defeat to heraf them withautintermiffion. The phyfical refourees of Proffitt are great—fufficient, if pre perly direded, to deftroy an army thrice as nometous as BOVAMTI can bring