Star.
London, England, 1805-10-25 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 25.
HIS MAJESTY'S ACCESSION TO TILL THEO 14
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Rank Stock ISB too iB9i I India Bonds, par ts. prem.
3 per Cent. Red. 571 38 58 I kills 5 per C.BOl
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4 per Cent. 74111 Omnium 4 prem.
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Long Ann. 164 9-16 CAGE for ace. 581 59f, 59

The permiffion granted by the King of PR USS.I
to the RnMantra:vs to march through his territories
will, it is thought, hare a conaJerable influence upon
the war. It is the opinion of many well informed
pnliticians that this will prove !Alt a prelude to the
actual co.operation of Proffitt along with the allies.
Certain it is that BONAPARTE will never forgive that
power for permitting to the Ruffians what he himfelt
did without even aking permialon ; for it may
prove the means of involving his army in the very
predicament into which he endeavoured to throw
the Auarian one, by his flolcn march throng!,
Anfpach. Mass sera, with his army from Italy.
and BONAPARTE from Swabia, are endeavouring,
to mall the Archduke CHausiss between them.--
The projeded embrace of the Auarians and Ruffians,
facilitated by the permiffion granted to the Ruffians
to march through Pruflia, may prove much more
embarraffing to the French than they have yet col
j culated.

We underhand, that the difpalches received yelierl
day from Mr. Jacesom, our Minifter at Berlin, are
of a fatisfaaory nature. The King of Pruffia has
written a letter to the Emperor of Ruffia, granting
him permiillon, not merely to pats by a given route.
but to march his troops through the Prujaa territories is
whatever (fireflies the Rorperor may thini proper.
Should the fa& turn out to be exaaly as hated,
Profile mph embark in the war; for ultimate triumph
to the French arms, obtained by the forbearance of
that Power, would only be the forerunner of his own
humiliation. Could his Pruffian Majelly fo far forget
the refpell due to himfelf as to pals over the infult
that has been offered to him in the violation of his
territory, the wrongs done to his people by exorbi-
tant requifnions made by thefe marauders, and the
plundering of his own granaries, he cannot phut his
eyes to the fate that awaits him for permitting Boma-
PAPTE'S enemy to march through his dominions, if
the Corfican ever find himfelf in a fituation to inffitt
vengeance upon him.
Minifters, it is thought, will avail themfelves of this
critical moment to make new application to the Court
of Berlin ; and fume perfon of eminence will be fent
thither on an extraordinary miffion.
In the preceding column we have given farther ex.
tracts from the Hamburgh Mail. With thofe given
yellerday they embrace every article of acy moment
brought by that conveyance.

It is underflood that the fubjed of the Catholic
Cl aims will be again brought forward at an early pe-
riod of the next Seffions. The difcutlioo, however,
will not be preceded by any Petition from the Catho-
lic Body. That is deemed unnecelfary, the Catholics
having In recently Rated to both I-ioures the nature
of their grievances, and the objeas of their requett.
Yeflerday morning, about ten o'clock, his Majarry,
the Dukes of You, CUMBERLAND' and Kilter, Pria-
ectfes AUGUSTA and SUIPHIA, attended by Lady
WINYARD, Count MUNSTER, Generals FITZILOY,
SPENCER' and WINYARDI Colonels Cam raw. and
TAYLOR, took an airing on horleback through Twic-
kenham. Her MAJESTY' accompanied by the.Prin-
eels ELI/ ABATE,' followed in an open carriage.
Princefs Amnia is indifpcifed with a cold.
Yellerd Ay the Duke of Ctassw cs went to Kesr.on
a vifit to their MAJESTIES.

Yefterday morning Lord Hawaissuar went to
Kew, and had an audience of his MAJISTY.
The Protliian Minifter and the Secretary to the
Ruff' Emhairy, had a long conference yefterday
with Lord MULGRAVE ; after which, a C.,hinet
Council was held, upon the fubjea of the co-opera-
tion of his PruEian Majefty with the Allied Powers,
in the common caufe.

Lord CarticataT arrived yellerday from Ireland,
treparatory to his going to Rtas.
It was yefterday afternoon reported, on the autho-
rity of a private letter, that Botia.aaTs had log{ his
life, either in an aetion, cr by agrafiination, on the
t 6th init. This report, however, we confider entitled
to no degree of credit. No accounts of fo late a date
can have yet reached England from the immediate
feat of war.

There was a report at Portfmonth on Wednefday,
that the Bra Fleet had put to fea; but we cannot
find there is any foundation fnr it. The line of hat•
tle (hips at Spithead had received orders to fail with-
out dclay ; and though it blew very hard, the EAct.e,
SU►ERB, SATURN, and ATHRNIENNS prepared to
move.

The Fasts, of 74 guns, recently launched from
Deptford, has been coppered, and come out of Dock,
at Woolwich. Captain Mooae has taken the com-
mand.

The prefs gangs are upon the alert in all parts of
thc town. One of them was very aaive on Wednef-
day, in the neighbourhood of Pall Mall ; they at--
refted a tailor, who, however, 111:. wed them his pro-
teEtion, and confequently they fuffered him to depart.
The gang were not dreffed as failcirs, but in the moll
fafhionable manner. They attrafted a great crowd.
Mr. Met-tastes Sancho is matched againft Mr.
RADCLIFFE'S O. ville, at the Second Oitober Meeting
of next year for EDO guineas.
Friday being the commencement of the Newcaftle
Hunt, for this feafon, a flyer cup was run for on the
town moor, two miles and a half, by eight hunters,
rode by gentlemen, and was won by a hunter belong-
, ing to MARTIN MORMON, Efq. On Saturday, a
match was run on the town moor, betwixt two hun-
ters, belonging to Mr. Cooxsoa and Mr. LIDDLE,
each rode by its owner, for a pipe of wine, which was
won by the latter gentleman.
From fome American Papers, which arrived in
town yefterday, we lay the following Extra& before
our Readers :
NORFOLK, Auc. 15.—Capt. HOLM Es, of the (hip
Annawan, arrived at Philadelphia in 6o days from
Liverpool, fays—that on the 22d of June, in long.
21. 30. he was brought to by the Britilh frigate Cat-
BF *vs, of 40 guns, and boarded by an Officer, who
info: med him, that off the Weftern Iflands they had
engaged and captured the new French frigate, Vile
de Paris, of 44 guns and 350 men, after an action of
three hours and a half, and tent her for England ; the
CF. RES Rus had tuffeted confiderably, and loft 17 men
killed at.d 25 wounded ; amongft the killed was the
Ift Lieutenant, and they wounded the Captain.
Auc. 2o.—Orders have been iffued to the Com-
manders of the Militia in the different States of the
Union, to have them ready to march at an hour'*
warning. By Capt. O'Nolsette, who left Alexandria
on Thurfday laft, we underhand, that the Senate and
Houfe of Reprefentatives of the United States had
been called on to convene at an early day, fcr fome
parpofe which bad not yet been made public. This
was the current report in Alexandria when Captain
O'MEARA left there. We cannot aufwer for the cora,
reftnefs of the information.
Three Negroes lately broke into the counting houfe
of Meffrs. Kane and Co. at New York, and after
plundering the defies, &c. fat down to regale them-
felres with wine, after which they fell afleep, and
being in that Rate furprized, in the scorning, were
apprehended, and committed tg