Star.
London, England, 1806-02-05 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

We have received the former to the 29th ult. and
the latter to the 2d init. from which we have given,
in the preceding columns, every thing worthy of
notice.

NAPOLBOII returned to Paris, accompanied by the
French Emprefs, on the evening of the 26th ultimo.
The French troops continue to march towards the
coal; and great naval preparations have been order-
ed in all the Spanifb ports. Forty lad of the line are
to be fitted for fen with all poffible expedition, twenty-
five of which are to be ready by March next. BONA
raitra evidently means to carry his deigns on the fide
of Italy into immediate execution. The number of
French troops 4licAdy in that country, and on their
match thither, arnmint, to upwards of t so,ooo. In
a (bort time, therefore, we may exped to hear of tome
further unprincipled aggreflions being committed by
dig enemy in that dice lion. The Neapolitan tei ri.,

'toy has h 4 Catered by i ',fetich cliAdoa, and we
may &only expeet to hear. a formidable force being
on its march againd the frontier provinces of Turkey.'
Bovasaata has canted to be announced to the
Se-
nate, that he has adopted Prince Evolve, his ton-in
law, as his fuccelfor to the Crown of Italy.

THE HAMBURGH MA.U.

Which became due, armed this day. The Letters
and Journals were cnly delivered froth the Pott•Office
about the time this paper was going to prefs. The
following are, therefore, only a) few of the Articles
of Intelligence brought by this conveyance

VIENNA, JAN. za.

Our Minifiers have daily conferences with the
itufliarl and EngUth Ambsfradors : they are relative
to peaet.

It is believed that the Archduke FIRDISAND will
receive the principality of Afchaffenburg as an in-
demnity for the Inca of the Brifgau, as foon as it Bull
be pable to find an indemnification for the sk@or-
Arch• Chancellor.

General Marmon Dimas has been fent on the
part of the French tarperor to take poffeigon of
Venetian Dalmatia.

Several foreigners arretled here ty tie French
have been fent to France.

LEIPSIC, JAN.S7.
It Is underflood tbat the territory of Hawser Will
Pruffran

be occupied by a contiderable _ army. On the
arrival of the Prnffian troops, It will be evacuated by
the French. This country, it is added, will be held
by Pruffia in &pea and adminiftration till the con-
clurion of a general peace. A convention to this
purport has been entered into between Pruffia and
France, in.order to preferve the tranquillity of the
l4orth of Germany.
BARKS OF THE IN JAN. r 6.
Some columns of French troops, which were on
their March back, received orders the day before
yenerday to halt. The bad weather, and ill condition
of the roads, which render the march of the troops,
and efpecially the conveyance of the heavy artillery,
extremely difficult, have occafioned this order. Other
inferences which have been drawn from it appear
Atnfoundtd.

HANOVER, jAN.
The Englifb troops is the Hanoverian territory
have received orders to march to the months of the
Elbe and the Wefer, that they may immediately be
embarked for England. All the officers of the Eng-
lull Getman Legion, who were abfent on leave in the
inountry, will therefore join their corps sa loon as
OsiEble.

11012EN8TIR0, JAN. 30.
To•morrnw the Swedith head-quarters will bteelfF
up from hence, and be removed to Roßock I his
Swedifh Majelly is Rill here, and the time of his de-
parture is not known.

PRIVATE LETTERS.
" szaLts, lE.

" Our Court does not go to wart the Rations re-
tire home from all quarters; Hanover will be prod•
lionally occupied by our troops, with the confent of
Bonaparte. Haugwitz is gone to Pais; the Duke
of Brunfwick goes to Peteriburgh, to fix the final at.
rangement of Germany. The Auilrian Emperor
(of Germany he is no more fo) has figned and rati-
fied the peace. This general peace, or rather general
furrender of all of or, to the proud Conqueror, is de.
cided ; but will it IA long ?No ! More of it another
time."

" *ULM, Part. 25.
66 Whenever the King of Pruffia is in a fituation to
demand and infift that the French shall not again
advance into Weftphalia and Lower Saxony, be will
fend Count Schulenburgh to Hanover, to take poll
teflon of that country in the Pruffian name, till a
Pease Shall decide to whom it is to belong.
66 The friendfhip of the Emperor of Ruffle and oar
ICI% remains unaltered. Neither of them will un-
dertake any thing of importance without communi-
cating with the other, and alto with the Eleltor of
Saxony. It is thought, toe, that the Emperor
Alexander will be invited to go to the affiance of
the Turks, whore empire in Europe is threatened by
the fchemes of Napoleon. He has it in contemplation
to give part of their territory to Auftria. He likewife
offered a confiderable part to Raffia but the Em-
peror of Ruffle is not a perfon to be fo gained.
" Napoleon, likewife, has it in contemplation to
give the Hanfe Towns to Pruflia, hoping that the
trade of England would thereby be affeeed ; but
fuch propnfals find no more countenance from the
King of Praia than the Emperor of Ruffia. He
propofes, likewife, to give the Duchies of Mecklen.
burgh to Pruffia, and to give to the Duke of Meck-
lenburgh Strelitz the Pruffian Margraviates in Fran-
conia ; and on this fubjefl he is Paid to have founded
the Court of St. Petedburgh.
" The Royal Dignity will not be recognized in
the North till the Sovereigns of Ruffle, Pruffia, and
Saxony, have decided upon the fubjeft. It is the in-
tention of Napoleon, 2110, to fubjeft all the Lefler
States and Powers of Germany to the Greater,
leaving only Anfiria, Pruffia, Bavaria, Saxony, Wir-
temberg, Heffe, and Baden. He propofes, likewife,
to abolifh the two Imperial Tribunals.
At Schoenbrurin, Napoleon (hewed to Count
Hangvitz 4 Copy of the Treaty or Plefburgh, adding,
• You fee what your friends the Auftrians have given
me. Minus mute Fueh things."

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Waterford

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIad 3 W.
Dail. DUD. AID. Dol.
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Fatuottit, Fos. s.—Arrived the Naiad, Chrrta,
from London to Jamaica, with plantation Bores I
was in company with the outward bound Weft India
fleet, under convoy of his Majelly's chip CANADA.
Sir J. B. Warms«, in lat. 49. 30. long. 6. Weft k
but in confequenee of finding her rudder much da-
maged, was obliged to get liberty to return to Eng-
land to repair ; the Neptune, Fisitsa, from Chep.
flow for Portfmouth, put in here by contrary winds.
—Sailed the Prin,ce of Wales packet, Haute, for
Lifbon, with a mail.

PLYMOUTH, FIB. 3:—Came in the Azores, CAW.
GILL, from St. Michael, with Oranges; &meets,
Captain Bum wiesor, from Lifbon ; Berry, Captain
STOICS, from Dublin. Sailed the KANT, 0E74 guns,
Rear Admiral TNORSIOROUGM, to the weßward,
fuppofed to be for the Mediterranean.
POITSMOUTH. Faa. 4.—Arrived his Majetly's Chip
AbA MIAMI', of so guns; AUTOMII and FALCON 000,11
from the Downs : the latter is appointed convoy for
Plymouth. Sailed la FLscaa sloop, on a cruise off
Havre. The Tatausa and JAMAICA came into har-
bour to•day. The fhip Ifabella, upwards of soo tons
burtben, WITNIILWIAD, from Grenada. bound to
London, got oa &Oft on the Horfe Sand tail night,
in a heavy fqt:all, and is full of water. Her eargo,
contifling otrum, coffee, and fugar, will, it is feared,
be nearly all 101 l ; one man was drowned, and but
for the extraordinary courage of the Captain, the
whole crew would, probably, have thared the fame
fate. The ikiff was the lift boat left, and Ate drifted
from the ()tip, which being clikovercd by the C#p-
tain, be jumped over board, fwam to her, and
brought her back; Come of the crew pulled ifUloe-
diately to the (bore, and got Come vefels off; by which
means the remainder were Caved t vetfels are gone
off to try to Cave part of the cargo.

Dolma, Fes. ¢.—Arrived the Ceres, of Stutdesimed,4
(Captain Holy, from Oporto, with wine for thrill"
Put in here with damage the ketch Freundfchak of
Tonningen, in ballaft from Embden, bound to Bar.
ctlona.—Wind E.S.E. and moderate.
DIAL, Fla. 4..—Sailed the Vawus frigate, width.
An AAAAAA I hoop of war, on a cruise. Arrived
the Coulon !loop of war, from Yarmouth. and re.
mains in the Downs with the Edgar, Utrecht, aria the
Trolly; Pallas and Thames frigates; rue, and the
Molquito Soaps of war; Devaitation bomb, and a

*NW of gnn brigs and trancports.—Wind S. E.
46,•
FROM LLOYD'S MST.
Per. 3.—PaSag by the Pone, Hewlett, Nee
itbe; ANN Pluck ; Eric:Whip, Melts_ ;Teems N., Wadi= ;
smada leleadkbap, Dc Jiang; from Imbdo,-3aWltis Mazy,
Heat. he Waterford. _
Paw by the Rau. Hutu* heel the Rlrse Pismo
/Alm Derrell. frees Maks; Quake. Peel. trerielPealhergh;
SOT. Doesdiery hem tteende ; leeinenloww
He Selbery, hose i IrOpr
Helene,Roth; and Conde Mom
the Prince of Orange, Findlay, for the of *hag awl It.
Geary, Fakeer, for Jamaica.

Monday morning we received American Papers
to the Eth uh, One of them contains a (trees Me-
morial of the Merchants of the City of New York to
the Prefident and Congrers of the United States,eoM.
plaining of the obhru&ions thrown by thiaconstry in
the way of their carrying trade between the Colonies
of our enemies and the Mother Country. whleb they
aftert to be jult and legal, and to prote& whict
pray for the aillitance of a permanent Navy._

The only other article of importance in theant.
pers is the following, which is extrafted froglitie.
New York Advertifer of the 6th ult. '
44 Captain WELL,' from Comma, informs, :that
the Ifland of Aruba, about 36 miles to leeward of
Curracon, had been taken from the EngliUf by.a
Dutch,floop of war; there were eight Spina prizes
at the Ifland. A Britilh tender, of t guns, engaged
the (loop of war two hours, put feveral (hot through
her quarters, and fucceeded in getting off a Spanak
prize, worth 2 e,OOO dollars: fhe got fate into Jamaica.
" 230,000 dollars have been appropriated so the
building of gun boats, and 660,000 dollars to build-
ing fix line of battle fhips."
No. 8839 drawn the fira day of drawing a Prize
of Ten Thonfand and Twenty-two Pounds, was
fold by HORNsir and Co. in the following Shares :
two Quarters, one Eighth, and fix Sixteenths. The
importance of the prefent Lottery is manifeft by the
firft day's drawing. The chance of the Capital
Prizes was obtained without rifk. Every holder of
a Ticket or Share drawn on the fiat day, will re-
ceive more than the prime colt ; and may renew
the fame chance for the Second, Third, Fourth, and
Fifth days of drawing with advantage. Hoamsar
and Co. 26, Cornhill, p, Charing Crofs, and St.
Margaret's Hill, Borough, will continue to fell on-
drawn Tickets aad Shares fo long as they can be
procured, in great variety, and at the lowa prices.
CORN EXCHANGI, MALK•LAISI, FRC 3.—There
is is (till a continuance of few arrival, of Wheat, and
fo little fine of late, caufes thofe (ample. readily to
obtain loft price—other qualities are dull fale.—Rye
is lower.—Barley in good fupply, and holds its price.
Malt hill with few buyers, and at lefs--White Peas
and Old Beans in fhort fupply, and full as dear—
new Ticks 26.. to 32*. per quarter—Oats are in
middling quantity, but few prime here, tor which
higher prices are Aced—Web of Flour nearly at fait
quotation.