Star.
London, England, 1805-11-28 00:00:00

PROPOSITIONS OF PEACE

to NatoLeon, who bad returned an anfwer to the
following effea :
" When the Emperor of the French foal/ hare taken poi
" Hon of Yuma, but not before that priori, will he treat
44 with the Emperor of Germany far the rcfloration ofpeace."
Such, we are allured, has been the ConduEt of the
Court of Vienna in confequence of the rapid progrefs
of the enemy, and fuch has been the infolent anfwer
of the French Emperor to the advances made to him
by the Emperor of Germany : nor is this the fun to-
tal of the unpleafant intelligence brought by this vef-
fel—The Moniteur of the 20 inf. flats, in poitive terms,
that Bonaparte is in poiligon of the Aaflrian Capital.

Our information Elates, that he entered Vienna on
the 9th Brumaire, but that we know was impolfible ;
for the 9th Brumaire anfwers to the 3 t It of Odober,
and we have had letters of the 2d inft. from that ca-
pital—and, betides, the Fifteenth Bulletin of the
French army was dated on the 3tti of Odoker, at
, Brannan.

We with we could fay that this eircumflance gave
us reafon to hope that the whole of the intelligence
would prove unfounded, but we are fearful we fhould
only be deceiving the public, were we to encourage
fuch a hope. We rather believe that there is tome
millake in the date, and that for gtb, we thould read
igth Brumaire. The falfe date, however, cerbainly
furniflies Come ground to believe, that the diallers
fuftained by our Ally have been exaggerated, and
we flail, in fpite of our fears, continue to indulge a
ray of hope, that the next arrivals from the Conti-
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nent will enable us to (late more pleating intelligence.
In the fame French papers mention is made of
the late battle of Trafalgar. The Moniteur Rates
that it Lined three days and nights ; that feveral
(hips belonging to both fleets were de(troyerl, and
that the tell had flood away to tea to repair their
damages ! It fays nothing about the Combined Beets
having attained a defeat.
We are in anxious and hourly expectation of the
arrival of our regular Pets of French and Dotch Pa-
pers. We believe Government have received papers
to the date mentioned above, but we have not been
able to find that there are any in private hands.

FASHIONABLE Eeor ssapr.—On Tuefdav evening
the beautiful and wealthy Mils B—as toot wing from
the vicinity of Grofvenor-fquare, for the love breathing
air of Gretna Gran. The fair fugitive was accom-
panied by Captain M—.
Left night, The Haunted Tower was again perform•
ed to a molt crowded and brilliant audience, at
Drury-lane Theatre. MIT. MOUNTAIN, Mr. BIAHAM,
and STORACI, were in the fineft voice, and molt rap.
turoully applauded.
The Tragedy of Hamlet was IA night performed
at Covent Garden Theatre, and
_very well received.
The houfe was full, not crowded.
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Copy of a letter from Cork, received at the Coffee.
room, Greenock, on Friday, dated November 4.
'I Gentlemen—We beg leave to advife, that the
Atari, us* frigate is lilting inftruaions for the Welt
Indies. As yet, however, nothing is known as to
when the fleet will fail; but the wind being eaLlerly,
fhips are hourly arriving. and a number will be very
foon collt aed."
Mary Chifholm was on Monday fe'nnight fentene-
ed by the Magitirates of Glafgow, to tix months
confinement at hard labour in Br idewell, and to feven
years baniflonent from that city after her enlarge.
ment, convided of the theft of four one pound Bank
notes from the repolitorics of her mother, a poor old
`widow.