Star.
London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

DIVIDYNDS

Dec 6 William Pink and J.,1.11 P.rch, of Char,. e•nreet. Graved
nor-replace, t ylor. and ..• partner., at rt. v... dt
December 13. Authony "I hoot., at Dukr-0
feather manofactur.r and m..7chanr, a: Orr., dt Guildhall.
December 6. John Stew lauc of Chalet- place, :at. Mary, Lam.
mbec,inth,berma9r.ineur,,mat
Lend,n,
war,bouf,
man. at ten, at Guil.ll a.l.
December 9. Thom. Gt,orcr, of Nenrcaqle ,Irot.Tre• dr?.
falter, at eleven, at the gtee..'d Head. Nr5vc..11.1..-opon Tyne.
Due. 8. Willi..ni Cldrk, of K,W, l r and drae, r, at
test, at the King'. 1-1. ad l'o ,ar t crlila
Dtc 9. 5t0.t.,11..1n0. 0' I ,t •. Mackfriars
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Su, rev. merchant, at Cu.,..;!, onJon.
Dec y vher I eaLiAt, a•:,1 i .11 sAd.tle,
ttrec. ; t•:, Lt.ionten, anJ
pas, at ten, at Znn%llllall.

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GENERAL ELECTION.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLFit ( ANO FRFPHOLDEAS
OF 1 Tl',l COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON,
GeNTLI.MV
IT Li impoffible fnr me to esprefs my Gratitude to
you upou the event of tilt day. The very hanstfurne and liberal
Inanticr in which you have come forwud to fupport me, has,
from the very heft, infured my Eleaion but if it were pofllbte.
for any thing to add to this kindarls. you have irereafed my lb.
ligation' to you by placing rne at the head of the Pa:
I have the laMlo.llr to be, Ocatientrus
OK:. Your molt obliged, and obedient humble Servant
ALT HORP.

CAPITA!. SITUATION FOR ANY ROW OF IFISINRSS
TOWN OP FORMA.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. V:CAT,
On Wcdiefday the acids day of November, deb, between the
hours of Seven and Eight o'Clock in the Keening, at the Igo of
the Royal Oak, Queen-Brat, unlefs looser ellfpofed of by pri-
vate contradt, of which notice will be given, •
ALL
that very valuable and truly-deferable eons-
studious and fubltaotial brick-built DWELLINCHOUSE;
compelling in the bafement two dry cellars; on the ground floor,
a very excellent !bop and parlour, a good kitchen, with a large
flare ovcr.the fame, a cmrt-yard, with a pump of good water a
on the Brit floor, a (Furious and cheerful drawing-roost, and we
bed-tooth; on the- fecond &Kw, three bed-rooms; in the attic,)
two bed roosts : molt advantagermay Denoted on the feuds Bel;
and principal trading pan of Queen Rivet, now in fall trade, and
In the occupation of Wes. Laing and Freeman, tobacconift.,
tenants at will; eadJo certainly one of the Arft fitawinni In the
Town for earryinfAnial Manufactory, having the a,!vantage of
a Beek Dow andadadiiet to the Stores In Pudsdane where any
carriage ma flessalgh, with cafe, and load or unload—For a
view of the Reel aid further particulate, apply tesMrs. Welsh
and Sons, Qrsen4lteet ; or to ?dr. VIC.IIT. High-(treed, Ford.
moat&

FRANCE.
PARIS, NOV. 3.
The day on which the Emperor entered Pradam
and Sans Soucy, was the :4th of Oftober. On the
isth his troops occupied Berlin. We will continue
the parallel we had begun, and confider where our
triCloriops army was left year at the Tame periods.
On the 21a of °Sober, 113os, the Emperor moved
from Ulm to Augfburgh. On this day was fought
the battle of Trafalgar, in which Admiral Lord
Nelfon was killed. On the aad General Klein brought
to Nuremberg 33 cannon, taken from the Archduke
Ferdinand, who was Rill purfued by Prince Murat.
(It was on the 33d cf this month, in the year 179 z,
Cat the retreat ct the Pruffians was celebrated in
hampagne )
On the 24th, the combined Aullrian and Ruffian
armies began to retire behind the Inn. At London,
gyro caricatures appeared on this day againft the Em•
rotor Francis 11. the ally of England. On the nth,
rhooo French traverfed Munich, and moved towards
Marta. On the z7th, the Iran was paired by the
tenth, Mailltal Bernadotte occupied Wafferburgb.
adhal Davouft Muhldorf. On the 29th, Maithal
Latutes bort down upon Brannan. Different advan
laps were gained in feveral partsof Germany, and by
Diatfhal Muffena alfo in Italy. The precious effeßs of
the Court of Vienna, and • Aichives were put on
board 'dila in the Danube. Onthe 3rah. the Auftrians
were attacked in their retreat, and loft 3soo men.—
The Emperor Napoleon went to Ettingen. The head
'quarters were at Brannau. Me,llial Mafrena on this
• arty g4ined the battle of Caldiern. On the ad of No.
smasher, a proclamation was igned by the Arabian
Government, calling to the people to obferve Iran-
quality, in the event of the French troops occupying
the capital. This year, it was on the :Bth of Ofto.
her that ,the PrulLan Government found itfelf under
the neeeffity of tatting a fimilar proclamation.

Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in-
forming us that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
ire forwarded into the country, dim (OAP ate others for
Toe STA.. This Is a fpceies of intpodtion to which our
cultamers only con apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their prefent Agents to di:continue renting them, and, on in-
forming us, we (hall give their orders to Newfmen, orbs do
not prodtiee the fame fraud. If they do nut know the name of
the Agent, let them difeontinue to take the fubilituted Paper,
note the date when they flop, and pay only up to that time,
fending us oaks to provide thorn with another Agent.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER t 7.
Qy fill ELIZAIIITII'S ACCHUOIII.-Noliday at the Exchequer,
Stamp. sad Efate.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confute, for money, 6t}—.far Nov. 654.1....0rn01um el.
Exchequer Bilk, par to 3a. pin.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Ilenk keels India Bonds, es prem.
3 per Cent. Red Ann. 6c4 6s lmp. Ann.' t.t6 •
3 per Cent Conf. 6141 s Esc% Ella, pat as. pr.
4 per Cent. is* Offlniulll 4i
Spit Ceet. Navy
6# 941 ,Englillt Tickets ad.
Leos Ann. s tor nee 6.
Dumas, Nov. 5t...-s per Cent. Gov. Deb. 941.

The Hamburgh Mails due on Wednefday laft and
yetlerday, had not arrived when this Paper was put
to peels. We are therefore without any intelligence
from the Continent, except rumours refling on the
authority of the Dutch letters of the t t th inflant, to
which we alluded in our 1.11. Some of there let.
tens nate, that a pinnion was effened he,ween the
Prulbans, and the fit Ii column of the Rt.ffixo army
at Landfbrrg, on the 29th alt. and that on the fame
day, a thong corp. of cavalry had crolred the War-
tha at Swierfynx. Both there places are within a
tib's march of Cullrin, where the principal rendez.
anus of the Pruffixo army was appointed.

Some of the letters meet► Mate that an anion had
taken place, in whieh lhs French were forced. ■nd
obliged to fall back about tweary-fls miles. But we
doubt _the intelligence, for on the day named. the
Prams were on their retreat to the Oder, and very
hard preffed by the nervy.—Thefe letters alto men.
lion, that the Aullrian Army .it Ohferv-ainn had ap-
pensched within a very fitfineirsus diisance of Saxony.
Of the twa corps of ulii:4l it eonfillesl, one had ad-
vanced as far as Brit, mid the r,thcr to Aufigg, bah
in Bohemia. 'nit Silt, of iliac places is contiguous to
the high r4a4 Ci.ich leads ftom Bohemia to Leas.

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as the latter is on that which'coniciii. tel &edit
The integral between the two cores is (p eat
both may be eeneenterated and drawn up torther
in the courfe of a few hours. It it conceived thpt
thefe demnalrations are not aimed at Pruffia, nor
, have the Ault; ians of emblad for the porpofe of en-
tering Sadie, which they might have done mady
days ago without the lean impediment.
It is laid, that the Prof Gan Corps tinder General
WINNING had arrived on the ad indent at Deer
min in Pomerania. This body, commanded during
the retreat by'thePuiss of Saxe Warrant, had an
affair with Stunt's corps, near Platte, in which it
was Paid to have &tiered confiderably. It after-
wards proceeded to Witftock, where his Highnek
reigned the command to General WINNING. SouLr
does not appear to have purfued this corps ; an' it is
fosse fatisfaelion-to find, that though it has not been
able to effea its retreat to the Oder, it is in no dan-
ger of being compelled to an immediate turrender ;
for it is not very likely that the French divifion will
follow it into Sweddis Pomerania.

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