Star.
London, England, 1809-11-17 00:00:00

FRANCKFORT, OCTOBER 23.

Yesterday the General of the Division, Niter,
arrived here. He was taken prisoner by the Austrians
in the battle of Essllagton. He is at present att tched
to the division of the corps under Marsha] the Duke
of Abrantes. The Prince ef Salm, who beicers to
the same detachment, an 4 who also fell into the
hands of the Austrians, liar likewise le:wiled this citv.
An Adjutant of the Duke of Abrantes previonslycarue
here, and ordered accornmodaticns for the above C-e.
nerals, and the Duke himself. Several Adjutants,
and different Officers of the Generals, camposmsr, the
Staff of the Duke of Abrantes, have already rased
through here to order quarters at Mayence.
The main body of the army of the Marshal consists
alone of 13,500 men, and is expected scent ; first, the
division of General St. Cyr, and then the division of
General Marchand. It is estimated that the -sho3e.
' the forces that passed through amount to 26,009,—.
This corps, it is believed, is intended to serge in Per-
wLseal
•
OCTOBER V4.—To•clay It was announ:ed to the
Citizens that they must- prepare quarter:, for troops,
from the 25th of the present mci.th to the 9th Lf the
next.

The Duke of Ahrantes did not, as was expected,
arrive here the night before last, but some Generals
of his Staff. The Marshal himself is shortly expect.ed.

STOCKHOLM, OCTOBER 17.

On the 13th instant four deputies, one from each
order of the State, took their departure from hence,
to Gripholm, to be prnent at the preparation of an
inventory of the proptrty belonging to the late King.,
PETERSBURGH, OCTOBER 14.

Further particulars of the operations of the win
conducted by the Moldavian army, in our Coqrt Ga.
zette, state: that s*veral skirmishes had taken price
between the Russians and Turks, on this s'kie the
Danube, It also announces the capture of the forti-
fied town of Kinstungi, after sustaining a siege. nil
fortress is 56 miles south of Ismael.

The day before yesterday the Rati iicaticn of Peace
between this country and Sweden was publ:Thed.

THE EVENIAG STAIt.

LONDON,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Cosa. for money 691 70—account 70i.
Omnium 24. prem.

PRICE OF 1 OCKSYESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 979 i India Stock 196
3 per Cent. Rol. C9l 69if India Bond; 335. ::Is. pr.
3 per Gent. Cons.7o:k 69i 70 Excheq. flat, I 2q. 165. pre.
4 per Cent. S4l hurtu:ll prcra.
per Cent. Navy 102 10111 1.0 Lry Tickets 15s.
L. Ann. lfzi Coma. for acc. 701

The Treaty between Russia and Sweden, of whic;
we this day lay a copy before our Readers, 'will In
read with. considerable interest—particularly the se.
cond and third Articles. By the second, the mcciii.•
Lion of the Emperor of RUSSIA is to be e;nployed to
restore peace between the King of SwEnEv, the Ent•
peror of the FRENCH, and the King cf DENNARN.
The third is direct:y levelled against the commerce
of this country. There is, to be sure, a reservation
in favour of the importation of salt and colonial prci
duce ; bur his Swedish MAJESTY " promises to ad•
here to the Continental System, with such mt,,iifica-
tions as shall be stipulated in the negociation about to
be opened between Sweden, France, and Denmark."
The above Treaty is followed by an Abstract of
the news Constitution of Sweden. To as, as the Con-
tinent stands at prestnt, it is a matter :iperfectindif-
ference.

We have also laid before our Readers some extracts
from the Privilegirte Liste der Bors:v Ha!le, received
yesterday from Hamburgh. A Regulation published
in Hanover, shews in undisguised language, tee
hatred of the Hanoverians to the service of N` YU'
LEON. Accounts from Petersburg!' state, that the
Russians have gained some advantages over theTuri:),
acd taken the fortified town of Kiostungi, 56 pliks
south of Ismael.

Yesterday afternoon, a Cabinet Council was heldi z.
the Foreign Office, which was attended by the f, I.
lowing Members :—the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earls
LIVERPOOL, CHATHAM, BATHURST, and HARROWT\
Lord MULGRAVE ; and the CHANCELLOR of the Ex,
CLIEQUER.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALF/
entertained a select party with an elegant dinner at
Carlton House.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoßa
gave a grand dinner to a large party of Military G
tkmen, at his house, Stable-yard, St. James's.
Yesterday Sir SIDNEY and Lady SMITH had :in eke
gant dinner party, at their housq in cleyelan4-kow-

OXFORD RLECTIOM

NAPA 1147PLLICENCIL

We do not recollect an occasion, in which the PLYMOUTH, AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, 240 V. It.
Members of the University have been so closely can- Sailed his Majesty's ships QUEBEC, to the west-
N..1,,ed as the present ; and, if the three Candidates '
•11:11 firm, the contest will he hard fought. ward ; the NIEMEN frigate, and HARLEQUIN, hired
The qualifications for the Chancellorship are gene-
armed ship, on a cruize; PHEASANT sloop of war,
rally understood to be—l. An ancient noble family; and YORK, of 74 guns, to the westward.--Arrived
Dignity of personal character ; 3. Literary abili- the Busy privateer, BELL master, from a cruize; and"
t,. , •4. . • Moral worth ;5. Attachment to the Consti- Phoebeprivateer, R. HEAD master, from Philadelphia.%
t;:tion in Church and State.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 17.
In some of these requisites, the three Candidates Arri ved his Maj esty's ship DOLPHIN from Plymouth,
are equally eminent,
and sailed again for the Downs; also the PORT MA.
The Duke of BEAUFORT is a man of an ancient
family, and of political and moral integrity. But it HON from Plymouth, and REDI'OLE from the Downs.
objected to him, that he is fitter for the sports of the —Sailed the DEFENDER on a cruize.—Came into har•
field, and for convivial meetings, than for the Presi- hour the LINNET gun-brig.—Wind E. N. E.
dentcy over a learned body.
DEAL, NOVEMBER. 17.
Lord Euxer was a Tutor at the University College, Arrived the MERCURIUS sloop of war, with a convoy
and a man of letters, of an amiable character, and
from the Baltic ; PODARGUS sloop of war, from Yar.
irreproachable in his conduct. The objections to him
are, that he is not of a great family ; that a change mouth, and OSPREY ditto, from Portsmouth ; PEGGY
of Administration might diminish his present high schooner and IDAS cutter, from Flushing. Wind N.W.
consequence; and that his family are in possession of YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 17.
some of the first offices in the University. 1 The ship mentioned yesterday on this beach was
Lord GRENVILLE possesses, by the acknowledgment the Breeze, THOMAS WRIGHT master, of and from{
of all parties, every great and good qualification for
sf
the office. But it is objected to him, that he has sup-
Hull, bound to London, with a cargo, consisting ;
For
forted Catholic emancipation, against which the T_lni. lead, oats and oil, which are lost, the ship being
tersity have expressed their sentiments. How far wrecked last night, and the beach is covered with
this objection has weight with those Members of oats, pieces of wreck, and empty oil casks (crew were
Convocation, who wish, like him, to unite all parties saved) : she had previously struck on the North tail
against the common foe, we will not pretend to deter-
of the Scroby Sand, and making water, the master
inn,e : but, whether it is the effect of reason nr pre-
iedice, certain it is, that if Lord GRENVILLE loses the thought it prudent, for the safety of their lives and
election, it will be solely from this cause. cargo, to run her on the shore.—Remain in the
it has been suggested by some of our Correspon- Roads ships as per last.—Wind N.W. with snow.
dents., that a junction would probably be formed be-
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
tween the Duke and the Lord Chancellor, in,order to
GEAVESEND, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Duncan, Midhnrst, from
throw OUt Lord GRENVILLE. For our parts, we have
uottenburgh ; Young Cornelius, Carney, from Harling; and
too high an opinion of the dignity of the Noble Can- E
en.
the ema, Cobb, from Carlsha m.—Sailed the Hope, M'Ea-
didates, to suspect them of an inclination to have re.
chern, for St. Thomas's; Lady Hare wood, Watson, for Barba-
course to an electioneering trick, neither honourable
does; Nelly, Queen, Ponler ; Ida, Passmore ; and Mart,
to themselves, nor respectful to the exalted sentiments
of the Members of the University of Oxford. Drysale, for Jamaica; Oliver, Thompson, for Tobago; Venus,
Allen, and Friendship, , for Cape of Good Hope ; Phillippo,
Blondrtt, for Teneriffe, and the Fame, Thomas, for St. Michael's.
ARRIVED.—At Cruckhaven, the Brunette, —, from Malta;
and the Betsey, Shade, from Cadiz. At Cork, the London, An-
elerson, from New Brunswick ; and the Two Sisters, Thomas,
Irons Malaga. Off the Lizard, the Elizabeth, Carr, from Tene-
rife. Off Cape Clear, the Ruckets, Soper, from Martinique.—
At Cadiz, the London Packet —, from London, bound to Gi-
braltar, leaky. At New York, the Nancy, --, from Briste.—
At Torbay, the Fsdaile, Carli-le, from Jamaica. At Liverpool,
the Commerce, Webster, from Africa ; and the Orestes, Allen,
front Virginia ; Caledonia, Kenny; and Malta, Bell, from Mal a.
In the Clyde, the Smile of Spring, —, from New Jersey.—
At Hull, the Traveller, Jones, from Prince Edward's Island. At
fiolyhead, the Ainsley, , Kearns, from the West Indies. At Leith,
the Strenuous gun brig, from Gottenburgh, with a fleet. At Yar-
mouth, the Anna argaret ta, —, from Gottenburgh, detained.
At Southton, tLe PT osperous Mitchell, from Waterford. At
Wexford, the Thomas and Mary, Gibson, from London. At
Oporto, the Wellington, Hewett, from Plymouth.

Wnrruman's interesting Tragedy of The Roman
Father, we hear, will be revived next week at Covent-
Garden Theatre, in which Mrs. CLARKE will perform
the part of Horatia. Mr. COOKE and Mr. YOUNG will
be the Horatius and Publius.

BArn.—The following are among the last arrivals
at this place :

Martinis of Ely, Countess Dowager of Ormond, Lady Rivers,
Lady Chambers, Lady and Miss Bonteln,l.ady Reed, Hon Mrs.
E.. John, air J. Trevelyan, Sir J. Hippisley, Admiral Stirling and
Family, Colonel Shrapnall, Colonel Johncs, Major and Miss
Aylmer, Major Macgregor, Captain White, Captain Leslie,
Captain Goulde, Captain Sprowle and Family, &c. &c.
Owing. to the carelessness of servants, &c. in leav-
ing street doors open, no less than four petty robberies
were committed in Bath last week : from a house in
Bath-street, two silver table-spoons were stolen ; from
We. 8, Walcot-parade, a great coat ; and from an
alea in the neighbourhood, a joint of meat.
One of the Uxbridge coaches was upset, yesterday,
en its way to town ; a gentleman passenger had his
teg broken ; and another passenger, a French lady,
*as much cut in the face ; the coachman was also
very much hurt, but was able to proceed to town.
SAILING MATCH.—Wednesday last, Mr. Minshaw,
of Wapping, made a wager, for 100 guineas, that his
rssl-1, called the Spencer, should outsail the Blue-eyt d
Maid, belonging to Chatham, from Gravesend to the
rr, and back again. At starring, the odds were in
favour of the Spencer. Both boats kept near to each
.t,tber, but the Blue-eyed Maid came in first,.by three
beats length.
The French privateers continue their visits to Do-
ver; eight of them were in sight yesterday morning
at day-light.
The Henrietta, of Baltimore, from Bremen. which
Tas taken on the 19th ult. by the Decide French Fit
ratter, was retaken the 4th inst. by the HULENA
',oil) of war, and arrived at Cork the II th inst.

THE ARMY.

The Cheshire regiment of Militia are now on their
route from Liverpool tor Plymouth Dock.
His Itlaj(-sty's hired armed cutter I.DAS arrived in
the Downs yest, r . morn; rom Flushing, and
landed General WYNYARD and a King's Messenger.
About 250 sick soldiers led at Dover yesterday
from the Isle of Walcheren ; there are now about
SOO in Dover Hop tAI 1, .1 Barracks.

Yesterday the buice of Cumberland's Sharpshooters
were inspected ii •he King's Mews by Lieutenant-
Colonel iENKINSON, b. hi) expressed himself in terms
of appmbation at the appearance of the corps, and
the %tate in which he found their rifles, the greater
pat t :tie nt very expensive quality ; after
t to inspection they went through some light evolutions
in a very masterly manner.

The Fanfaron French National brig, of 18 guns
and 105 men, laden with flour, from Brest to Gua-
dalonpe, was taken on the sth inst. by the EMERALD
frigate. The EMERALD has detained the Luno, of
and from New-York for St. Sebastian's, laden with
cotton and rice, and arrived at Cork with both the
above vessels on Friday last.
Letters from Heligoland mention a report, that
I.lapoLzom iatends to dispatch a large army against
the Turks. We stated some days ago, that such a
movement might be looked for; and we believe that
before many months our conjecture will be realized.
—A Dutch Captain, who reached London on Wed.
qt•shy morning, reports, that NAPoutow was to set
'•.t 1: oni Fontambleau for Spain on Thursday
and that he had been preceded by a powerful
4..:!y. We do not give the least credit to this repre-
:r...:.i6:l. A Gentleman, who very lately traversed
~c whole range of country from the Pyrennees to the
stases,
that he met with no military marching
'':gat direction, through the whole of his progress.
.otters from the Baltic of a very recent date ob.

that the French Consul, resident at Konigsberg,
h been recalled to Paris to answer to a charge of
r*:ruption in the exercise of the duties of his office;
I we are told that the French Consuls throughout
' • stern Baltic, expect to receive orders to repair
Com t to answer to similar accusations. The same

-•tiers mention, that a number of ships, with certifi-
• of ortia, had been detained in the Russian ports
the supposition that these papers were forged.
---..q.n,cagers were sent to the respective ports from
m.h the masters of these vessels alledged they took
departure, in order to verify the documents by
;,11-,Et: officers by whom they purported to be sub-

oe letters from Hamburgh make some complaints
:.:1... th." British ship of war, appointed to *the station
... .:Ic imuth of the Elbe, is not constantly in the way;
.-1;:cl they state, that as soon as it disappears the Danise '
;..1r::::ovas take advantage of its absence, an 4 capture .
in.inv if the vessels &la en with British property, in i
t:ie :hort run between Cuxhaven and Heligoland.
Letters from Bremen remark, that the Duke of
!1.,...;..mm0 has become much more strict, in coolie-:
ei..:cary of the discovery of some alai-practices of his
f (.:amei•cial .0 fficers, and it is added that several of .
tilt ni have been removed, and others substituted less
undeserving his confident"