Star.
London, England, 1806-07-12 00:00:00

MIRANDA'S EXPEDITION.

The capture of two of MIRANDA'S veffels as report-
ed in the American papers, is entitled to little or no
credit. The Elizabeth, M'Aitzu oft, a running fhip,
arrived on Tuefilay laft at Greencck, in 33 days from
Trinidad. At the time of her departure, no news
refpefling the relish o Mamma's expedition had
reached that ifland. No boats from the Spanifh
main for feveral days previous to the tailing of the
Elizabeth, had frequented the Trinidad market, in
confequence of his appearance on the coati. This in-
terruption of the ufual intercouife between the
Manch and the Spanifh provinces was probably the
c.mfequence of an embargo. If any fe:ious difaiter
nch as the capture and difperlion of his (mall (qua.
dron, had taken place, it mull have been known
much former at Trinidad than in the United Stares,
from the former of which places the ine.elligence is a
full month later than my which has appeared in the
American Papers.
A letter from Madrid of the 3: of June, hai the
following paragraph :
" A 'hip from the coaft of Caraccas, laden with
cocoa, coffee, and indigo, oa account of a Houfe at
Cadiz, has arrived at Vigo in p days. We are al
lured that the expedition of General Maitamos, agairifl
our colonies in South America, has taken a ferious
turn, though it is not known here that he has taken
Santa nt, in the new king& m of Grenada."

HAMBURGH MAILS.
Two arrived this day. One Rill remains due. The
following are the principal articles by the M.tils
VIENNA, Juni at.—On the 18th intl. the Eng-
in!' Envoy here, Sir Arthur Paget, had his audience
of leave of his Imperial Majefty, and the mew Envoy,
Mr. Adair, delivered his credentials.

To-day the French Ambaffador, M. Rochefon-
caul'', again received a courier from Paris, after
whole arrival he had a long conference with the Mi.
nifler of State, Count Stadion, and the next day an
audience of his Imperial Majefly. It is believed that
the German Connitution ll'Ab the fubjea of there
conferences.

The Conniellor of State, M. D'Otmatt, is
here. Before he proceeds to Paris he will go to the
Baths of Baden, to which the French Ambaffador,
M. de la Rochefoncault, likewife propofes to make a
journey.

Advice has been received from St. Pcterlburgh
that Prince Kurakin will come to Vienna in Aura.
but whether as Ambaffador or on a particular mif
lion is not known, as the prefent Ambaffador, Count
Ratumowfly, has not yet received any formal 'teal.
A Roman Courier has 'miffed through this city for
St. Peterlburgh, with advice of the occupation of
Cattaro by the French.

Ragufa was nut yet occupied by foreign troops.
The Ragufan foldiers mount guard with the French
military.

NEUBERG ON THE DANUBE, Joy■ 17.—
The divifion of General Vandamme belonging to the
army of Marfhal Scutt, has today broke up from
Landth it, where it has been for fome months, and
on the JO will enter this town and its vicinity: the
oth will be a tell day, after which it will continue
its march by Nordlingen to the !thine. In the courfe
t,f the cnfuing week Martial Souls will likewife break
np from Pal Lin.

GEISLINGEN, NEAR ULM, Julia 22.—Ma.
gozines of forage are forming here in all hafle for the
army of Madhal Soolt, which will loon pars through
this town on its way back to the Rhine.

MUNICH, JON! t B.—A courier is fpeedily es.
peeled here with advice to the Marfbal and Minifler
at War, Prince Alex tider, that Cattaro has actually
been deliveted up by the Auftrians to the French.
The evacuation of Brannau will then immeJiately
take place, and the Grand French Army will break
up from the Bavarian and other• States. Two Au.
(Irian regiments are already (harmed a few leagues
from Brannau, in order to take poffeffion of that for-
trefs. P ince Alexander will, at the fame time, go
to Strafbiirgh, to be prefect at the arrival of the
French columns there : hence he will go to Neuf-
chatel to receive Lemage, and thence to Paris, to the
grand triumphal fellival.
MILAN, Jues r2.—Cardinal Lnuis Ruff., who
has been banilbcd from Naples, has arrived at Rome,
where he had a long audience of the Pope, the fuhjeft
and iffue of which is not known. It was only obfei v.
ed that the countenance of both indicated afterwards
much perturbatism of mind.

BREMEN, Junta 29.—0 n the 2111 our city was
entirely evacuated by the Prat'Ban troops, which had,
been quartered here for months.

Mr. Suwon, of Colcheller, is appninted Deputy
Judge Advocate of the Farces in the Eathen Dila&
The Royal Antphiibentre, Weilminfler Bridge, con-
tinues the very vortex of filenctor and fafhi, n, and
while almoll every week adds fonnething near, per.
swiks to keep up the ball of attraelion unrivalled.--
The feats of florfemaidhip by the lit•le Doy,•only
nine years old, place him among the first of our
eet
nt
while to be seers, wi fuch • SpeB fele as the Fair
!,untethneileSElaqctkienWriirne;* stSriegna. 1:1 Ulgy";:lPl;friffilir
,sheue, and the Pantomime of the 7aljaaa, molt 611
Om bottle with admirers.