Star.
London, England, 1806-01-03 00:00:00

BEn.na, DEC. i 4.

It is a general report, much credited by the pub-
lic, that Auflria will make a feparate peace ; and
another report rays, that, in ennfequence of the ar-
mißice, TALLSYRAIsD, Count STADION, and General
Gitmay have entered into negociations lat Nicoll-
burg. and that through the intermediation of Pt uffia,
and under her guarantee, a peace is to be expyeted.
It is alto reported that if BONAPARTE'S campaigns
fliould be attended with the deiced fuccefs, fever-AI
confiderable parts of the poffetlions of Ruffia,
Auf-
tria, and Prutlia, in Poland, are to he given to Mu
RAT, the brother its law of Bownpaarr, to create
him a King of thoresunited part.

LONDON. _

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After our Paper wai at prefs yeflerday, the Ham.
burgh Mails of the 17th, zoth, and 24th nit. arrived
in town, as did alfo Mr. HARGRAVII, the King's Mcf-
fenger, with difpatches from the All;ed Army, and
Mr. ELSWORTH with dirpHlClleS from Berlin.
In a great part of our impretlion we Hated the
fubflance of the intelligence received, and this day
we have laid before our Readers very ample details
of the interening events that have rycently been insul-
ating in Bavaria.
Tice intelligence may be fumtaed op ia• a few

, . • .-
itoiji--fise 'smuts received through the medium
of the French paper the Argos, have been confirmed.
An Armiflice was concluded on the 6th, and from,
all the accounts that have reached us we have not
reafon to doubt that the copy which has been pub'
hilted from the French is correCt in every particular,
though fome uninformed people have circulated a
report that is was to be in force only for 15 days.
It does not appear that the Emperor of Ruflia was
even confulted on the meafure; but the circumflances
that followed, thew that he mull have acquiefced
when it was made known to him, as Bated in the
French accounts ; for, inflead of hoflilities being con-
tinued, we find Bon away from the French
head quarters, and taking up his refidence in the Im
perial Palace of Schoenbrun, near Vienna—and we
find the Ruffians retreating.
All the accounts that haVe been pUblifhed of fight
ing on the 31, 4th and sth, are abfolutely Gine—nor
can their rile be accounted fur. It is true, that in
another quarter, the Archduke Faitnia•No gained
an advantag= over the Bavarian General WILDA on
the sth of December, but that affair bad nothing to
do, direEtly, with the Grand Army, and the Armil.
tics had been agreed to on the 4th by Faaac,s, though
not figned by the Plenipotentiaries till the 6th.
The Archduke CHARLES has (hewn himfelf worthy
of the charaCter be had acquired as a great General.
According to accounts in the Pell Gazette, he had
made good his retreat, defeated General Nsv, and
was advancing for the relief of Vienna when the
Armillice (topped his farther progrcfs. There is pro.
bably a miflake in fome of the particulars, for Pell
is in Hungary, a great way on the other fide of
the fcene of aCtion, and we could hardly receive
from thence the fira account of affairs that related
direttly to Vienna. It is more probable hi: aOion was
With MARNONT'S corps than with Ns v's. Now, how-
ever, it is a matter of indifference—but he effeeled a
molt maflerly retreat, and, there can be little doubt,
would (non have joined the Aultro Ruffian army,
had not•the iffue of the battle of the ad determined
the fate of his Houfe.
As to the part which Praia may aft, or the fate
that awaits that power, it is impoffible even to form
an opinion from any thing brought by thefe Mails.
If HAucwiTz does not extricate his Mailer, he is
expofed to much danger. Even (horrid deference
appear to be paid to his reprefentations, it will pro.
bably only be putting off the day of vengeance till
NAPOLEON has fettled fuch matters as he may confi•
der more prefting.

The details which we have laid before our Readers
ere given in the order in which the different accounts
were received at Hamburgh.—We thought this the
faireft way to enable the public-to judgewhat grounds
there were for the various reports that were circula-
ted here. The public have been grofsly abufed.
If any thing can be called confolatory in fuch
moments as the prefent, it is that our lituation is
now
.I:mp.e and intriligiPe. Our danger is palpable ; it
was before in the darknefs of uncertainty. lVe were
taught to hope for falvaticn from the Continent, by
gold, by fubfidies, and Coalition. Whether the pub.
tic hopes were fed with filfehood or truth on this
fubjed, it is necdlefs now to enquire. Thofe hopes
are gone, and we mull look to our Country, to fee
whether the citadel of fafety, our internal defence,
has bees fufticiently an (Neel of concern. The
contel will now be unembarraffed with foreign de-
pendencies. Britons will not pant with anxiety for the
arrival of a foreign mail, to lent n whether their interelts
have been 101 l or won by the vidory or defeat of a
Kalmuck or a Don Colfac.—Single handed we mutt
encounar France, and we are able to do fo, if we go
like men and like patriots to the work.

Yellerday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of
KIN?, PrillteffeS ATJGUSTA. SOPNIA. and
took an airing on horfeback by Cranbourn. Her
MAJCSTY, and the other Parodist s, took an airing
in a carriage and four by Winkfield.

The Dukes of YORK and CUMRIRLAND left Wind.
for on Wednefday night. Yellerday morning the
Duchcfs of YORK left Windfor for Oatlands.

We are lorry to learn, that the HILDER (rans
port, which failed from the Downs with the 1:411
expedition with troops on board, has been wrecked on
the coail of Holland. All the troops and.crew are
faved, but arc prifoners.
It was not finally determined, until within there
few days, that Parliament fliatild not be father pro.
rogued to the 3d of next month. It will he leen by
the following letter, that the Meeting will certainly
take place on the 2111 inllant :
" Sir, Downing.nreet, December ;it, twos.

As the meeting of Parliament is fixed for Tuefday, the alit
of January, and as Imagines of the utmoft importance will, as (pee-
kbly as riffible, be brought under the confideratioo of Parliament,
I am perfuadcd I !hall be exeufed for eipreffing my carnal and
anxious with, to fee the tuHeft and mull rcfpcdtable attendance, at
the very beginning of the Seflion.

I have the honour to be, Sir,
'• Your molt faithful and obedient (errant,
(qigned) w. arra..
Friday a detachment of the 3,1 dragoon guards
arrived in Dublin, nn their yin), to Liverpool.

CORM EXCHANRF, MARK-LAME, JANUARY
Market to day i; alinGli without any farther arrival.
of Grain, in general waiting (applies, (caret any fates
are effeael The prime (*ample' rif Wheat keep their
price—ordinary arc lower. Rye is dearer ttris week,
and Barley full as dear—Malt as our laR. White
Peas incline downwards, Grey at lefs—New Beans
likewife—there are tolerable fnciplies of Ow. and
thole of &ft eptality fetch rather better pric:—Floor
without variation.