Star.
London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, for money, 5811-..for Nev. sp.f.
Omnium, money, 4i--payment, 4. ..
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
per Cent. Red. Ann. 37fil Rich Bills, par. 3s. prem.
per Cent. ConL Omnium, 3i prem.
4 per Cent. vsti Lottery Tickets 201. ss.
5 Cent Navy 8911 Conf, for acc. 39
India Bonds, it.dif. par
DosttN, CTOBER 7.
5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. pgif--Exchange, Dublinon London Hi.
OCTOSCR 9.
3 per Cent. Goy. Deb 93 94—Eschange x til.

After our Paper was at profs on Saturday, two
Hamhurgh mails arrived. We have alfo received
French Journals to the 6th, and Dutch to the toth
Intl ant. From all of thefe we have given large ex
trails in the preceding columns.
It is confirmed that Bavaria has joined France.
Through the treachery of an agent of M. Ds Luc-
CHESINI, the Auftrians were put into poffeffion of a I
Secret Treaty entered into between the Eledor of
Bavaria and the French. It was of fuck a nature as
KO remove all ambiguity about the part which Bava-
ria meant to take ; and in confequence Bavaria has
been taken poffeffion of by the Auftrian troops, its
revenues have been attached to prevent their being
-employed for the benefit of France, and the country
has been put under an Aullrian Adminiftration. All
the authorities have been called upon to be rigorous
in the colledion of the duties; and an edid was pub-
lifted at Munich, on the 2oth of September, ordering
that Imperial Bank Notes, and copper coin, mould
be received as currency through all Bavaria, at their
nominal value, viz. at 24 guelders to the mark flyer.
All the Magiftrates and Commiffaries of the country
were ordered to fuperintend the prices of all the firft
ll:cefraries of life, and take care that they (hall not
be advanced. And by order of the Field Marffial
Baron MACK, all thole citizens who (hall dare to ad
againft this edid, are to be arrefled, and fent to pri-
fon at Scharding ; and the goods of the dealers Mall
be feized, and payment rendered to them in the above
paper, as its nominal value.
As to the movements of the armies, to Rate thin
here would be to repeat a great part of the preced-
ing columns. They are daily fubjed to change.
Adual hollilities between the French and Auftrians
can hardly be raid to have yet taken place, and from
wads made ufe of by the Archduke CaaaLls, in his
aiddrefs to his Army at Padua, it feems as if Tome
kind of negociation was Rill on foot. He Pays " if.
war fhould yet be inevitable, contrary to his Majefty's
fincere delire," an expreffion that would hardly be ufed
if all hopes of accommodation were entirely at an end.
The circum (lance of the Miniflers of the !made Powers
not merely continuing at the 'refpedive Courts, but
meeting together in the moD familiarway ; the retry
grade movement of the Au ftrian troops ; the readinefs
with which a party of patroles, when fummened by
the French, furrendered themfelves without firing a
(hot, avowedly bccaufe they had received no orders
to defend themfelves; and the immediate explana-
tions which took place between the Commanders of
two parties who had an accidental rencontre on the
Banks rf the Adige, all ferve to prove the hope that
is fill cherifhed of a Negotiation. A paragraph in a
German Paper afferts that new terms have been of-
fered, and that the Congrea is to be held at Raßadt.
The pompous accounts in the French journals are
worthy of nocredit whatever, as our Readers will fee
by the following letter from a perfon of high autho.

rity, at Frankfort, dated the tft of Oelober :
" I am confounded at the effrontery of the French
J,:urnals.—Nothing can be mote confufed and difor-
d:rly than the march of the columns that have ap.

preicted the treader from the &tett'? of ?ranee,
They are literally unprovided with every iequifite.
Their artillery are quite a fpellacle. The Eledtor of
He& Darmftadt was obliged to firma them tOOO.
!lodes with which to drag them on. They have hi-
therto croffed no snore than 40,000 men over the
Rhine; but I am eared that there ere 140,000 in
all en their march. The troops from Hanover are
in better cafe. They teem to have lived well. Tt is
quite certain that the troops of Bavaria have Joined
BERNADOTTL."

The King of PRUSSIA has made a public declara-
tion of his determination to obferve a aria neutrali-
y, but the terms of the declaration have not been
made public. He has failed in drawing all his neigh-
bours into an armed league to make the fyffem of nen-
trality general. We are affured that the Court of Den-
mark has replied to his invitation, " that they do not
" know into what embarralrments they might be
" brought byentering into any fcheme of confederacy
" for the prefervation of a general fyilem of nett-
" trality for the North of Germany; and that they
" were determined to declare only for themfelves an
" individual neutrality ; and from which nothing
fhould induce them to depart."—lt is thought,
therefore, that the King of Pausst♦ will reft on his
own ground ; and with the policy that has always
charaelerized his Houle, wait to take advantage of
events, if his offer cf mediation fhould not be accept.
ed. In the mean time, it is faid, that he means to
give the Emperor ALEXANDER a meeting at Wilna.

The Lana mail of the 29th ult. arrived on Satur-
day. It appears that the conlequence of the late tu-
mults in Madrid has been, that the decree by which
the Popl dodro, or paper money, was made a legal
tender, has been repealed ; but the difcontent of the
people againt} the Panics of the Placa was ex-
cefGve ; and it is the general feeling, that if a very
fmall forcecould now be fent by this country to guard
.the pees of the Pyrenees, the Court and people
would rejoice to extricate themfclves both from
BONAPARTII and his minion.

On Friday the Dukes of You and CUMBERLAND
dined with their MAJESTIES at Kew. In the
evening they returned to town. Saturday morning,
(*non after breakfaa, his MAJESTY, accompanied by
+he Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Princefes AUGUSTA, So.
PHIA, and Astaxta, with feveral attendants, rode
on horfeback acrofs the country from Kew on the
Uxbridge Road. Her MAJESTY and the Princeffes
ELIZABETH and MART, attended by Ladies lions-
TER, CRANLSY, and WINYARD, followed in two open
earrriages.
Saturday afternoon the Duke of You vifited
their MAJISTISS.
Yeflerday the Royal Family attended divine fer-
vice at Kew Chapel, and heard a Sermon by the
Redor, from the two lag Terre' of the tooth Pfalm.
The Royal Family are expelled at Windfor to-day.
His Highnefs the Duke of GLoucasyea is now at
the We of Wight. His furniture has been removed,
and his domellics have all gone to reticle in the
honk of his late illuftrious parent. His Highnefs,
on his return to town, will give up the houfe in
Upper Grofvenor-tweet, where he formerly dwelt,
and inhabit that of the late Duke.

Early on Wednefday morning a meeting took
place in a Feld behind the temporary barracks at
Muffclburgh, between Lieutenant Now 140 of the Ber-
wickfhire Militia, and Lieutenant BLACaIMCK, of the
Dumfries•Qtire Militia, when the latter Gentleman
received a (hot which wounded both thighs, and hay.
ing flruck the great artery, he almolt immediately
expired. Lieutenant MN's() has abfcnnded.
On Tuefday two Officers had a meeting, and, after
having exchanged two (hots each, they were difco.
vered by the Chief Magiftrate of Mufrelburgh, who
put an end to the bulinefs.
The 3d Battalion of the King's German Legion
pat Ted through Dover on Saturday, on their route
'from Bexhill for Deal Barracks.

The Dover Volunteers went out yefterday morning
to Freedoun, to be infpeCted by General Sir DAVID
DUNDAS, and their Colonel Mr. PITT.
The Falkirk Trya was held on Tuefday ; it was
well attended, and a number of cattle were fold,
which brought pretty good prices.
A confiderable reinforcement of frigates is expefted
'to be added to the !hips of war on the Irifh Ration,
and the cruize of the whole will be extended as far
as Cape Finifterre, by order of Lord Gemmel, the
Port Admiral.
Extra° of a letter from Oporto, dated September
26 : " The Foliose frigate is now cruizing off this
coaft; and 1 learn we are to have Come fchooners for
the proteition of the coati."
The Epping flag hounds are given up by Mr.
MawslS, and the ref of the Hunt ; fo that no deer
hmnds are now kept on that foreft.
Mr. HARDING 6 NEWMAN has parted with his cele
braced pack of Effex fox hounds; Capt. CONY Its,
of Copt Hall, has purchafed them, and hunts the
fame country.
The importation of Corn laf week (ending on Fri-
day) as appears by the Bocks of the Cutiom•houfe,
was—

Dantsic • 17,456 Mint
Pillau 4910 Rollock
Koningfburgh 3446 Archangel
Pcteriburgh 2798 Pappenbunk
• Riga Imo Stralfund
Total, 21,8r0 Q2artera.

1634
802
.• 400
236
330

STATE LOTTERY.—The following is a Lilt of
CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL.
Prises al - - Z 20,000
10,0[0
5000
2,000
,000
500