Star.
London, England, 1806-11-19 00:00:00

• With:, iioi,. r: '
DREADFUL riR-i..,
cm- tcscrina.—vriikn DAY. The Elizabeth, Paaasna, arrivedin the Clyde on
The numbers who polled at the findings la Oren- the syth inflant from Sc. Theurees. from whence
Rent to
Mrfday wet e,• for •
the failed on the tyth ultimo, led bring s accounts,
s. Mr. Shaw .• .. • •., sos ~ . that on the evening of the ta of Odober, nearly half
Air. Lamp*.
s:. .30t
. The humbers yeaterdit mate, tor • . ,- • zhe Towo of St. Thomas's was reduced to Ares
Mr. Shaw .., - 336 : • -through the careleffnefs of I negro ; about twenty- I
Mr. Grattan - gni eight awes, and from fizzy to tensity boufes were
Mt. Latooebe - 0 d earoyed.
At the conclufion of the poll, Mr.s7 Layne' est' .1
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addrefred bin friends in a Tingle fentenoe, and espref.
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fed his hope, that a (Schlott% arid *Mr ettendaoce on YenerdaY fit Rued 'tfra' rt general land Hurcm•
their past would prove finally foccefifol. • twins was to proceed immediately to the Prudian
Mr. Straw alas addrelTed the auditory, and hoped. Head &totters oh a suiffion of importance from the
that the exertions which were fo manifell, that and
Court of London. We underfland that his Lordfbip
every day fince the commencement of the contefl,in
placing him at the head of the p,,11, wooli be con- (its nil to-morrow. He it to be acenthpahlitl by
tinued, fir as to infore the final fuecefs of his frier* it . Mr. rate, as Minifler of Legation, and by Me. L.
Mr. Gs ATTAM role amidst repeated plaudit'. lie
.111 B • ,at Private Secretary.-
thanked his friends for their unremitting exertinita, Lord Hotcatiotom wars fent fiat in great hafte to
and the Sheriffs for their gentlemanlike and.decoroue
abliMand left that City en Widnefiay tall with
condoB in their official capacity. He was happy 40
perceive the gond manners of the Candidate*' ref his brother, the lion:Tax rim HILY More si iii son.
tire friends, and she good temper which charad Perioufly to their departure, the latter published an
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the affembly. Hitherto the cornet was condsleted Addres.So the Eletints of the City of Cork, com-
gretl
viith propriety, and he trulled that the fame good menciat isrith' the following patagraph :
fed( nould diltinguifh its continuance. If he should „
kttet which I have this moment 'weaved,
be elated, he fhould endedvout by an honed difeharge , "
octet'" "rn.c.ren`!°( a
Decent of repairing to London with every pai-
d his duty to deferve the confidence which they ~,' 6_ll "" Y
placed in him, by a *Mentions difcharge of hit' wdlreaigh' to nrdcr t° accompany my Inothcr,Lord Hi/702114.
sow, upon a million of conOtterablc importance to the intersha of
duty. If the people fhould prefer the other Candi-
dates, he amid congratulate them on the rack lA, the Eml'i".
which fait an honour had rafted them. ' This appointment is important, inafasuch 2,S it
Mr, Cl 's fpeech wasapplauded thronghoistorptoves that Pruffia, as an independent State, has
not onlyh his own friends hut by every individual, not yet been (wept from the map ril Europe, and
of whatever patty, at the huffier. The fpirit of
that hopes are Gill entertained, that her affairs may
moderation and of modesty by which it was marked,
as it was 'dernfmftrative fir the CM Meiji. fo it (wbe retrieved by judicious management.
ceived the molt unqualified appTaufe. The choice of fuch a Knitter Plenipotentiary
Gaols P.t.L. . as Lard HIPTCIIIMSO2 is creditable to the pre:
..• For Mr. Shaw • soso
Me. Grattan a
Vent Adminalration. As a man of fcience. attain-
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-• Mr Latoaclas ' . • nos meet, and general ability, there is bat one opinion,
Fora Day's Post..-.-This day at eleven o'clock. as to his merits. His charades as one of the bell
the poll snood *es :—For Ur. Grattan 43—Mr. foldier. of the age, his Egyptian Campaign has put
Shaw 34---Mr. Latonche scr.
beyond a doubt ; whila his Public Correfpondencei
The Election for the county of Carlow commenced'
when in the t la ter fituation, evinces talents, fuch ai
on Thurfday. No conteit takes place there, as the
Ton and heir of the late limy it, um. Erg. is gull in mull render him highly eligible fur a diplomatic fitti-
bis minority. etion.
' DOWNPAT/LIC* ELECTION. • 'Undo' the peculiar circumflances, therefore, in
On Tilefdax.comtoeueeol the Elation for a Burgef' which the Court of Pruifia is plied, at once in a civil
to &rye in Parliament for Downpatiick : the Candi
and military fituation, the nomination of fuch a man
dates are,
At the dole j.
of W, Cr
ier
the and E. S. kuthren, Efqrs-
as Lord Huron:MSC/11, Cll:feirSdir sitrompie tarot's:, is
the poll numbers were—
ilt bay—Mr Croker 14 ad Day—Mi Cypher 37 peculiaily well judged. In the Court and in the
Mr Roil,. o sz Mr outing 36 Field, his obfervations mull he more flamed and re-
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EVENING STAR. Rotated. as his experience is more exteraire, titan al-
moil any other perfon who could be difpatched upon
loch an important fervice ; while, fiom the refources
of his mind, and hi, capacity as a military cbalader,
he may be of moll fignal feivice to the Sovereign
to whom he now repsirs. To the King of Prulra, it
mull alto be the firongell pledge of the Sincerity and
good difpofition of this country towards him, to ap-
point, at this moment, fo refpedable a snillGon.

T;

LONDON.

• WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER filo.
PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
C.n.telaa for mover, Nov. 61# I --Osmium *it •
Exchequer ugh, per to se• re .
• PRICE 01. STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Dank stock 2;44 I India Smelt t 83,1
3 pc: Cent. Red Ann. 6t 6ci I Imp Ann. 8
3 per Cent. Con(. 61hi s Each. Dine, p. pr.
1 per Cent. 79/441 Omnium 444 prlllll.
5 per Caw. Navy 96.14* F nen& Tickets
1404 g AO/1.171 7.16 COOL fur ace. 6119

Yeflerday a Board of General Officers was held at
the Duke of You's Office, in the Horfe Guards,
upon force new regulations about to be adopted in
the Military College at Marlow. There were prefent
their Royal HighnetTes the pukes of Yoe avalCs
and CamailDOl, the Adjutant ;sad Quarter• Mailer
General, together with feveral General Officers.
Yellerday Lord and Lady Gm vita.s arrived in
town from Frogtoore.
On She 4th intlant died, Mr. THOMAS WiLs 'H. of
Old Bond-llreet, in the 73d year of his age t•a Gm
Semen long dillinguilhed by the mildnefs of his man-
ners and the aftive beneficence of his ufefull life.
Mils COMM*, of Bath, has met with a mon ferious
accident. A cafe of pittols unfortunately lay in
room where Mifs Commis and a young Lady were
fitting, who, in a frolic, took up one of them, and,
prefenting it at her friend, exclaimed, H I will snot
you ," and. (napping it, lodged a ball and the wad.
ding between the thigh and the hip of her friend Mir.
Connie. The ball and the wadding have been ex•
traded, and great hopes were entertained cl Mifs
Commie's reciter y, when our account left Bath.
Lail night's,Gaiette contains a notice to the cap-
tors of Martinico, St. Lucia, and Goa ialoope, in the,
year 179+, that a fourth and final difiribution will
commence to be made to the Land F.irces on the Bth '
of December. The funs to be divided for the Army
is 31461. 131.0. leaving a proportion for the Navy ,
of 79641. as. t td. The there of the Commander in
Chief amens. to 3591. I xs. 6J.; that of the pevate
to 61. 6id.
THeATRICAL FaacAl.—A very violent outrage
occurred halt night at Covent Garden Theatre, in
the fifth aft of Cerioltimm. An, apple was thrown
frees the gallery, ♦ery near Mrs. Swoons, doting
an interelling fcene ; upon %licit MI. KFDI6I.I
Cagle f rward, and vety obtrued—'. that
he never before law, in England, female: intuited by
reeks / The peifot niers had done every Cling in their
'power to mule an inteili.i.era audieoer;hurfa%helweii
knew that the offence proceeded fn•nt he meretr..
cious part cf the sifemolige, l.e thotild take rery firers
meafures far their future regularinn."--:This addr, Is
was loudly welcomed. \\•e ate affored that the whole
arofe from a with of the Galleries to hipprel; an in-
decent tumult in the Upper Boxes. The Farce was
the Ffitch Beam—Mu of DEN and FAutkTT Were, as
ufual, very entettaining, and INCLEDON and B2L-
LINT, both fang with great if rt.
CO4ll MARKET, MAllit LAse,Nnv. 19 —The herb
imports of Wheat to•day arc int-, but the quanii- ies
on hand crinfiderable ; literate extri mei,. doll, and
at fomewhat lower prices—ln Briley but little varia
tinn—Malt has very few t.uycrs, excepting fine fem•
pies..-in Peas a (mall variati,m—New 'Fick Peans are
lower—there are lew frittlier an ir ils of Oats, and
this trade is 000ted at rather lel; tat ices—Flour in-
clines downward, inlet gene, at isles a• per curl y

This day a third Mail became due from Ham-
burgh. This want of intelligence by the regain
channels gives rife to various rumours. Among
ethers, it is raid, !hat the non arrival of the Mails is
probably owing to Tome French or Dutch divilion
having been fent to Hamburgh. If no other cattle
could be aligned, there might have been Come ground
"for entertaining fuch an idea ; but the fiat is, the
wind has been unfavourable.
It gill continues to be reported that an titian, in
which the French were defeated, hat taken place.
A velkl which arrived in the Forth un Thurfday lad,
in five days from Elansur, is laid to have brought a
nonfinite/ion of this; but, unfortunately, neither the
time nor place is named. only it is Paid, them had
been rejoicings at Elfineur on receipt of the news.—
We do not think there is any truth in the report.
Indeed we do not think the combined arm/ erAlse
tolicitous to risk another general battles nor. in the
prefent eireumaances does that appear &arable. On
this point fome obfervations have appeared in a Mors-
log Paper of this day, which fo petfalgtolncida
with our owe fentiMemo, that we cannot refrain from
qa,..ting them literally
s, Even after the junaion of a way lase Roman,
army with the Alsatians laßyear, upon, or near the
lon (a real Ruffian army too), the combined farces
were obliged to retreat t Ind it Mould have been
well for them if they had retreated further, indeed
of fighting the fatal battle of Auterlitt. In the prefent
eirctontlances, if the Ruffians do join the Pruffians, it
is not. at hail in the firft inflame, with fo large an
army as that which Kurrsow bad laa year. and the
Praliatis under HON tutor' ere not more formidable
than the Mariana under M or. It is foolifh in
the bigheß degree to cape' fo loon to hear of a I,.eto-
nate battle; nay, we (tumid not hke to hear of the ie.
tcntion of fighting a great battle with the French. It
is fy annoying them, by employing the Fabian po-
licy of delay, it is by facrificing every tbing but au
army, every thing hot the chance of future trifle:try,
that the modern Hannibal is to be at lad overcome.
The King of Praha has loft a great battle, he has
loft his capital, but he will not regain what he has
loft, by vaiuly temptirg the enemy in a premature
pitched battle, where there is every probability that
he wot.ld be beaten, as the Außrians and Ruffians
were at Anflerlii z. For the fake of the allies, there-
.kre, we hope that there is nn truth in there Rorie'
'of battles. The King of Pruflia mull have the forti-
tude to give up 1,4 tetritoties for a time, in order to
Care them eflolluelly."

AI unorpt.
Wheat, 461 tot Su per qr. Grcl 46, od
Pine Ditto, Se tot Bc.ne„ 5
_tab od
Rye. 40, 431 Tkk t4tot. 36, 4.0 od
Bosky, 53. te. cd O,ts. 11* sp. 28,
Malt, :OS 76,M P.J.tod ditto 30. ts 6d
White Peat (tmikrs) 7r. Cr. Rape Seed stt 11.
Flat Baur t*. to 7ze Scot) Cis 6Ge a 68, ter lack.