Star.
London, England, 1806-01-09 00:00:00

LEIPZIC, DEC 23.

The intelligence that a pcace between Au,:
tria and France may loon be be expeted to be
figned at Nicollburg is confirmed from every quarter,
and the confequence will be, that the Continen ta
war will fpread no farther, and that Nei* will
maintain her fyßem of neutrality with refpett to the
North of Germany. The Pruffian Plenipotentiaries
will alfo negotiate with the Emperor Navotroti, to
drat a General Peace, under the mediation of Pruf-
fia. The armiftice concluded at Auflerlitz on the.6th,
will foon be extended to the refpative troops in V.
taut countries.

Yeflerday, form after one o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at Lord MuLeaane's office, which
was attended by Earls CAHIDIN and Cornnnion, Lords
MuLcann, H•watsauer, and CAST H.—
The Council fat till near four o'clock- ,OThe Ruffian
Amhattador attended at the office from one till three
o'clock, and had feveral conferences with Lord Mul-
RtAve. His Excellency ttanfatled bufinefs with Lord
Milgrace on Tuefday for near two hours.
Majelly has been graciouGy pleafed to permit
Mr. 11‘ ws et, of the Hiltoric Gallery, to dedicate to
Aim hip fplendid work, which is %only to appear, of
the t‘ Life c,f Lord NaLsom," ornamented with a
c -nfidt.rnble number of Engravings.

NAUTICAL MIELLICIINCE.
MAILS THIS
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"ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JAN. 9.
TlLlDlittf IC DISPATCH ►ADM ►OIT/MOVTN.
" Half pa Nine, A. M.
" Admiral Due RWORTN is in light of the enemy's
rquadron off the Canaries."

Ptuzancr, hos 6 ---Yefterday the Furly regular
tin-fhip, Captain Rows, failed for Falmouth, to take
in tin, &c. for London, and the Jolley, of and for
London, Captain ATKIN sou, from Waterford, with
provifions, having been fupplied with fails, &c. ate.
which 111 C carried away its the late gales in the North
Channel.

Pori-mourn, Jam. B.—Nothing arrived or failed
this day. The Locust gun brig is appointed con•
voy to the Ealtv►ard.

Dam., Jaw. B.—Arrived the Indifpentible, GA IlD•
as a, from the South Seas, and remains in the Downs
with his Majefty's fhips, the Tranfports, and out•
ward bound ',Ails as per latt.—Wind W. S. W.

Dowel', Jaw. 8. —The enemy's (mall craft continue
to annoy our trade on this coati very much, notwith-
fiandieg thire are fo many cruisers on this Ration.
Two brigs were this morning taken by a French pri-
vateer about four miles to the wellward of this town
—unfortunatelynot any of our cruisers were in fight,
and therefore fie got off with her prises without any
moleflation.

Sailed yefterday afternoon the hoy Catharina Fre-
dericka, of New &Wm, in Meckleburg, from Oporto,
with a cargo of (agar and fruit, bound to Tonningen,
having ban repaired : failed alfo the hoy Mackerella,
Captain B. ANDIRSOII, of and for Ofterize, in Nor-
way, from St. Martin's, with a cargo of brandy/
•inegar, and fait. Wind S. W. and has blown hard
all day with fqualls of rain.
rumourN, Jaw. es—This morning arrived here
from Cuxhaven the Lady Nepean packet, Captain
Diane, with mails and feveral paffengers ; the pac•
ket left Cuzhaven on Friday !ail, in company with
the Prince of Wales packet, Capt. Cumuss
Twowr-
con, who is hourly expefted to arrive. The VISTAL
frigate, which yellerday failed for the Downs, is pot
, back, and remains with the (hips as per lall.—A Rd-
ffian General and feveral other Officers came paffen-
gets over in the above.—Wind S. W, bong breezi.

FROM I,,LOYD'S LIST.
Asuman —ID the River, Hibernia, --, from Peterfburgb—.
Off Dover, Enterprise, Packwood, from New York ; and St ,
Patrick, Rat, from Waterford—At !Liverpool, Clio. Auftin ;
from M ffarisufett ; Hero, Cole, from Virginia; Hoffnung,
and Sts Brothers, —, from St. Miolowl's...At Hoilake, Laura
Newman, from New York—At Lywkington, Anaabella, Smith,
from Riga—At Teneriffe. Preildoot. from Loaßoo—At
Hisao, South, Saunders, from Newfosodiaud.
The Orb, —, from New York for Laotian, was fpoke with
all well on the ark ult.

The Jute, Campbell ; end the Kelton, liewiton, front Liverpool
for Jamaica, were all well on the ad' of November in lat. ga long
zg. go.

Yeßetday a Court of Dirceors was held at the
Ealt India Houle, when the following Commanders
took leave of the Court, previous to departing for
their refpeelve deilinations, viz.
Captain WlHim Dundord, Ceres, Bombay and China.
Captain W. Fairfax, Hugh Inglis, Madras and Bengal.
Captain L Dodd', was firma into the Command at tlieWalma
Cale, deftleted to Bombay and MAL
The Coati adjourned at fix o'clock till Tuefday next.
The Inclifpenfible, whaler, failed from St. Helena
the soth of November ; and the Iris, whaler, ar-
rived there the I 9th.

The following is an extra& from the Bombe, Ge
Bette, dated June it, iBos :—On Saturday left an-
chored in the harbour, the fhip Alert, Captain R.W.
Loam R, from Mocha, from whence (he failed on the
4th ult. in company with the Hon. Company's crui.
set. Paincefs Auguaa, as far as Maculialsay, from
whence that veffel returned to Mocha with Mr. Pana-
che, who had accompanied them thither. The Alert
left riding in Mocha Road, the Hon. Company's
cruifer Panther, with Vircount VALIUM on board,
three American fhips, and Tome country vefTels. It
was repnrted 'at Mocha, that the Wahabies either
were, or it was daily expe6ted would be, in poffeffion
of Juddah.—Paffenger per Alert, Capt. S. Sparks.
The following is A Copy of a Letter received yef-
terday frnm Captain W. T. Lacs, of his Majefty's
(hip 'foeaz.a, dated
" at. Michael's, Dee.:B, aoy.
s' Having efeorted the Weft India Cenvny which
failed Flom Calk, oet. 28th lag, ender the FILGARD
and WoLvattima, as far as the Trades, I think it
may be fatisfaanry to many, to be acquainted with
the following particulars :
" The night the convoy laft Cnrk the weather was
fuch that it feparated : they, however, afrembled
the greater part at the firft rendezvous, Madeira.—
After beating feveral days between that Bland and
Porto Santo, a Plant of wind enabled us to get fame
fouthing, but although the FISCIAID'S rate of failing
during the night was inch (with a difmafted Drip in
tow), that no thip could have parted had there been
attention ; there was a deficiency of near feventy fail.
Captain BoLvott judging they might have proceeded
to Funchal', detached the WOLTARIN a thither. Two
days after we gained intelligence of the Rochefort
fquadron being to tt e fonthward of us, upnn which
we (leered to the wellward, and fueceeded in avoid-
ing the enemy. On the 6th of December, a brig
was fpoke from Madeira, the gave us the pleating
intelligence that the WoLvta IN a left the ;land with
19 fail of the convoy; that the had colletted thefe
alter receiving Captain Bovril's's account of the
French fquadron, by a vcffel that he had immedi-
ately difpatched for the purpofe ; and as they were
ordered to keep well to the vtertward, I have nn
dunk of their being tafe ; there were 23 fail (a lilt
. of which I fuhjoin) with the l'itcnes, when I p.4tt•
ted company on the 9th of Decemhet, in 14t. 25. 47
long. az. 3c. at which time they It.ti a fine breeze
Ealterly. I am, &c. (Signed) "w. T. LAM"