Star.
London, England, 1806-07-28 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPER).

HAMM, JULY as.
We learn with pleafure. that the return of his Ma.
city from the waters of Witbaden will be much
'lnner than has been generally expeded.
HAERLEM, JUNE as.
The two battalions of the wit French regiment of
.nfantry. which have been in garrifon here tome time.
pan, left this place early this morning. to commence
heir march to Boologne, according to his Mejelly's
irders.
FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIERS, JULY a.
The report circulated upon the coatis of the Adri-
atic, that a fmall body of French troops had been
furpeized near Old Ragufa, and cut to pieces by the
Montenegrins, is void of foundation.
PANS, JULY 13.
'The &Coiner of the Interior has announced that
races of borccs and chariots are to form a part of the
triumphal fetes r.fthe ',Amin's armies. According
to the difpoltions made for that porpofe, two prizes
are aligned to the winners in the horfe races ; the
heft of shoo. the fecund of I too francs. The riders
muff be French, and the holies bred in France. The 1
prices for which the chariots are to run are, firft. a
gold medal worth 3000 trance, and fecondly, a Meer
one worth t 800. The riders and drivers mull enter
their names before the 3.11 infiant. Not snore than
two horfes are to be allowed to the contending car-
riages.
VIENNA. JULY j.
Since the arrival of two couriers from France, fe-
veral conferences have been held between the French
Ambaffador, M. La Rochefaucsalt, and Count Sta-
dion, and which we are allured relate to the eiracua.
Lion of the forted' of Brannau, and the return of the
Auftrian prifoners from France, upon whole account
another tranfport of money has been difpatched, as
every thing they have required upon the march has
hitherto been paid for in ready oath. .
LONDON..
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mONDA V. JULY th.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS nAY ATONE O'CLOCK.
Cent rano( .62/3—Ditto, foiksisit, 63H.
Reduced 63/ . . inns, ornery sad payment. L
11 uer Bills, par as is dill
PRICE or MOSS ON SATURDAY.
i per Centited. Anii. 6siff India Bonds, Is. a se. la
3 per C. CentA. 6a/ 61/ 6s/ Imp. Ann. 8 7.46 ..,
4 pee Cent. 1I H Fedi. Bilis par. ,s. pr.
5 Cam Nan 941 °rennin' 6/ 6/ peens. .
Legg AIM 17 13-0 ts..s6 Cad: for 104 esiffi
It is very generally credited that Ruffin Ilse ems-
eluded a feparate peace with France. The tbliGorr
who arrived on Friday brought a Copy of the Treaty,
which is not believed to be very favourable to Raffia,
nor is it likely it mould under the circomaances is
which it has been concluded.
A Cabinet Council was on Saturday held at Mr.
Fox's Office. in Downing.fireet, at which the Earls
of MOIRA and SPIRCIR. Lords Sonwoovn. Ha
erica, Geinvixtv. H. Perm and Mr. THOMAS
Gassavtu.s attended. On the breaking up of the
Council. Difpatehes were ordered to be fent off to
the Court of France by the Earl of YARMOUTH'S
fervant, who left London early yeflerday morning.
reached Deal about noon, and immediately embarked
for the French malt.
The prices of Stockr, as our Readers will fee from
the lift given above, are a little advanced this day.
Yeßetday we received Dutch papers to the 23d
in& but they furnifb nothing of importance. King
Lotus was loon expeCted to return from the baths of
Wifbaden. From the fhortnefs of his Ray, we mould
afcribe his journey rather to a political than phyfical
caufe. It was probably for the purpofe of trying the
affedions of his new fubjeds, that he reludantly ft-
parated Waif& from them for a wort time.
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We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival of the
Treacle frigate, from Bengal, off Portland. She
failed on the 1t It March.

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With pleafure we announce the capture of the Goer-
rierre French frigate, of so guns, by the BLANCIII
frigate, of 38 guns, Captain Levis, after a very fpi-
rited affirm. The Guerrierre is one of the frigates
which bas been in the North Seas, and has committed
tooftdetabk depredation among the Greenlamimen.
The intelligence was fent to the Loco Moroi
yefterday morning ■s follows r
44 My Lord—The Guerrierre, a French frigate,
mounting so guns, was taken off Faro Wands on the
tgth intl. by his !dolga?' flaip BLANCHE, after an ac•
tion of as minutes, in which time the Guerrierre had
so men killed, and 3o wounded ; and the Bt.sucee
only one Lieutenant and three marines wounded.—
The French fquadron arrived at Martinique on the
24th of June.—Jstly 27, 'god."
The following is from our Yarmouth Correfpon-
dent ;

.YARMOUTH, JULY sp.

ti'Satorday morning the BLANCms frigate, Captain
LAVE, arrived in there Roads with the Guerriere, a
French frigate, commanded by— H r, which
was captured after a long chace and an engagement
of an hour and twenty minutes, in which the French
loft forty two killed and thirty wounded: the BLANCH'
had only four men wounded, viz. Second Lieutenant
and three Marines, which are likely to recover : the
French frigate is pierced for thirty guns, but had
upwards of forty mounted when taken : fhe failed
from France four months Glue, and had much an•
nnyed the Newfoundland filbery, and captured five
'airs in the Greenland Seas, viz. two Greenland
e.ne Chip belang;ng to Liverpool, from Arch-
rgl, I.d a with hides, talkw, et‘, ; the Bnyne, of

this port,-in ballaft, with a Swede, all of which were, '
after taking out floret, &Reeved. The Captain of
the Basincns received bit information from M.
Run, who was matter of the Boyne, and who gave
a foil defcription of the frigate,and the courk fleeting,
and who molt probably would have 'leaped, as the
was only a few hours fail from North Faro, an ifland
belonging to the King of De nasals it, whither flue was
going to water and land her prifoners, about forty in
number, when the &ewe Ha brought her into anion.
Mr. Rama was put on board a neutral (hip, with fe-
vent! others ; the fick and wounded were landed here
this afternoon, and, after being examined, were found
to (warm with vermin fo much, that their apparel,
with bedding, Re. were obliged to be burnt. The
remainder of the prifoners were landed this day, and
the BLANCH, will fail the fink opportunity, with her
prize. Arrived the Taunt, man of war and the
En auras frigate, to join the North Sca fquadron ;
alto the BaaLetorssoa man of war. Ships in the
Roads: Majeftic, Ruby, Refolution, Naffau, Trufty,
Agincourt, Roebuck, Bellerophon, Blanche, Eme-
rald, Guerriere French frigate, and Ferretter gun-
brig.—Wind S. E."
The following important communications were
alto yellerday made to the Loan MAroa :
" ADhItItALTY OFFICE, Jo tr 27, doe.
PAT Loao,
Since I had the honour of writing to your Lord-
Sip this morning, Sir Eiseman Betsy is arrived with
difpatebes from itear•Admirat Sir ALI x. Coc aaaaa ,
and I have the honour of inclofing the fubflance of
the intelligence which he has brought.
"" I have the honour to be, my Lord,
" With great regard, your Lordfhip's
molt obedient Servant,
(Signed) uowsca."
• TM 944bt Hem the Lord Mayer, An kg. *a.*
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JOLT 47, dia.
* Captain SIR Eow. Beate arrived this day, at
Noon, with difpatches from Rear-Admiral Sir ALI&
Coemaans, dated Carlille Bay, Barbadoes, the 2gth
of June. Rating, that the following Ships had ar-
rived at Martinique, on four different days :
Velma, *ease Docarmrta 74 FUG Antral
- - 741 Scrawl Arrival
*WM= • 74
Sanareeme, Adm. °alms= So l Third
vei
it401441g 44S
741
Fourth Arrival
r. 74
`What Sie Eowean Beale left Sir ALSZINDRII
,COOllll4Olll, he bad with him the
Ilartlaumboduad 74 Caovis 74
Ilaidanst 74 Agamemnon 64
Ithaca 36.
" And Sir J. Weimar failed from Spithead on the
4th of June, with orders to proceed immediately, and
without deviation, to Batbadoes, with the
Youtheralit 80 Barnum 74
Namur 74 Nam 74
Pll.lO P 4 CLWP4O44 74
Amason 16-
" Sit &Aram, BURY brings the farther infanta-
arm, that the E 's convoy had arrived in
fafety, as well as all the kips efcorted by the Sawn
161111taaRRTTA, and that the failing of the homeward.
bound convoy had been flopped in confequeoce of
the arrival of Admiral GUILLAU/410 fquadron."
(A true Copy) "j 411411 111141 W, Mayor."
• Mantloo-Hoek, July 27, zBo6, four P.M."
The falowing is from our Plymouth Correfpondent;
PLYMOUTH, JULY 16.
Yederday afternoon arrived here the Sayre Mat.
o , of 38 guns, from Barbadees, after a pa,
Page of 26 days ; (be has brought difpatehes for Go.
vernment, which were for warded immediately to Lon.
don : flue grings an account of Plume BONAPARTe
and his fquadron of fix fail of the line, lbeing arrived
atMart inico, where they are fecurely blocked in by the'
gallant Admiral COCIIItAII II in the Noa r um OR
of 74 guns, and three others of the line ; the Non-
THUNI was very near cutting off Jazons's
flip from getting into Martinico, and nothing but
the fuperior failing of his (hip fared him from cap.
tore s if is expeded that he will not venture outage*,
until be can return to Europe, without the rifk of in-
terruption. The Sayre MARGARITTA failed from
England with Admiral Sir J. B. WAIRIII, and parted
from him about fax weeks lince, with a fleet for the
Well Indies, which all arrived fafe, and 'they have
ant ken or heard say thing of his fquadron tioce."

THE EXPEDITIONS.
The Perri. Atih Expedition, though now nearly quite
ready, will not fail before Wednefday. Urgent be.
fivers occurred in town, to prevent his Royal Hies-
s
nets the Commander in Chief teeing the troops about
to fail on foreign fervice from Portfrnouth on Saint-
, day. His Royal Highnefs will leave town to fee
them on Tuefday. In the mean time, Sir SAKUIL
AVcWMUTY has arrived at Portfinouth to command
thib expedition, with Colonel BRADFORD. his Deputy
Adjutant General, and other Officers of his Stiff.—
In imitation of the illuftrious example of the Com•
mender in Chief, Lieut. General Sir puss DovLs,
Bart. has gone to Portfinouth, to take leave of his
fine regiment, the 87th. Generals Limit and Mar.
utrowavt are likewife expeEted there to take leave of
their regiments, the 45th and 95th, and to receive
the Doke of Yoca, on his teeing their regiments.—
This laudable attention to our gallant foldiers on their
leaving their own country, to'feek the enemy in 'a
dinant and unhealthy clime& caw*es be too highly t

extolled. Various are the dellinations mentioned for'
this expedition. Batavia is one of the Weil, and,
from circumßanees, not the moil unlikely.
By this time the greater part of that noble corps,
the 553, General Mooes's own regiment, will have
been embarked. Colonel M'Kssair commands 11,1
and has much credit for the very high (late it is,
now in.
It is expeSe4 that the Daum ExtesErion will have'
failed before the end of the week—frig orders having
been given for expediting them. Sir Joan Duce.
WORTII is waiting for them at Plymouth, with kveral
line of battle Blips. Their deflination is fowled to
be Sicily or Egypt.

RAMSGATE,


.Y s 6.

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" At this inilant (twelve o'clock) the .fire di.
vilion of the Guards, (Boo) comas ended by Colonel
ANSON, are entering our town from Chatham. A
good dinner is provided for them in the barracks;
every preparation is made to embark them after their
repaa. Half pan three o'clock—The Guards are at
this moment beginning to embark in boats, to go on
board three cutters outride the Pier, to take them to
the Little Downs, where the tranfports are lying for
them. There Ships draw ty feet, copper bottoms, too
large to come in here, for fear of being benesped.
As they left the hairs they gm us three cheers,'
which were moil cordially returned by the fpeal.
tors. They then, as with one mind, began to Gag
" Rule Britannia," Re. dec. drums beating, fifes
playing patriotic airs. The whole 800 men, and bag-
gage, were embarked in one hour and five minutes.
The bat boat bad fcarce lift the Pier, when it began
lightning, with loud claps of thunder like reports of
cannon, with heavy (bowers, which thorny cleared it
of fpc&ators, but did not in the lean &nosy the fpi.
rite of our brave defenders. The EMI Lail are now
enjoyisg themfelves in the barracks jun left by the
Guards. They march at four o'clock in the morn-
ing for Dover, to make room for Soo more of the
Guards to.usaerow. It is no (mall gratification to fee
fo many men embarked without a tingle accisient.,--
liters Ise *sneers were in excellent (pinks. Lord •
It lIITII was very- save in giving orders, and-doing
*very ;bin in his power to forward the embarks.
litakt atria attention Was paid, that no women or
felliks of the Guards thould follow them, but feels
as had been chorea before they left Head-goyim;
thofe that went, which were very kw* wort. beari
and Tenn, and of mark in high (phi% Not a'
eagle chfid Coffered to go as yet.
Swum, JULY 27.—ahefeeond divifiaa of Gaulle!
arrived about ,fgeven o'clock, marched to the Bar-
racks, refreihed themfelves, and began to embark at
one o'clock—.by two the whole were on board the
cutters. They went off in the highelt fpirits, whit
three cheerer, and " Goofave the ILieo,!' strunisold.
fifes playing. Lord ',ITN, full rigged, &purl&
tended the embarkations is Mort, every thing was
coadnited trr admiration. This day is beautifully
fine, confequently the Pier was cropded with ele-
gant females, who greeted our brave lads with every
mask of their good willies. Three hundred of the
Royal Perth, who went to Deal, are to return to-
night, to make room in Deal Barracks, and tents are
pitched on the Weft Clift, facing the fee, to hold
them daring the embarkation, which gives our town
a lively appearance.—No men have been ealkarked
at Margate, nor will any be embarked there.

ANOTHER 1.11
RAMIOATE, JULY sl, do&
" Teßerday morning early, the Ewa Mee Militia
were difembarked here from on board louse Trent-
ports, which brought them from Leith, and were
lodged in the barracks t and this morning, at four
o'clock, they were marched off for Dover, where it
isfuppofed they will be Rationed for the Winter.—
About twelve o'clock yellerday part of the ill batta-
lion of the Guards marched in here, and after halting
till three o'clock, marched down to the Pier, and
were taken on board tome boats, which carried theirs
on board two tranfports, lying off this port for their
reception. 'I he whole confißed of about 700 men,
and they were all embarked, (under the direftion of
Captain Butterfield) with the utmMl regularity, in
the courfe elf an hour. Lord Keith attended during
the embarkation. The Pier was crowded with the',
il!hility and gentry of Ramfgate and its environs,
latall many perfons came from Canterbury to wirnefsi
thOnnbarkation, the day proving particularly fine.
They were nroftly •fine young men, in high fpirite,
aid every boat left the Pier with three cheers, which
eras returned by the fpedators on fhore.
" Twelve o'Clock.—While I am writing this, a
.fecond divifiou is arrived in town, and have marched
into the Barracks.
" Two o'clock.—l am jut returned from witnef-
ing the fecond smbareation, which was concluded
with the fame good order, the number being equally
the fame as yetlerday. The eight tranfpurts which
lie within the Pier, as mentioned in my laft, it is ex.
peOed, will not take their complement on board, until
fuch time as the tranfports which lie off, and could
not enter the pier in confesuence of their fize, (ball
be completely full. A third divifion is expeded in
to-morrow, of which I Gall give you the earlieft in-
telligence.".