Star.
London, England, 1807-11-20 00:00:00

VIENNA, OCTOBER 3z.

The Archduke P:Aatine has heen here for form
(lays ; and in confequence of lime citcumtlances
thAt have intervened, the departure of the Emperor
fur Buda is to he put off forl'ome time.
' FROM THE MAINE, NOV. 3.
'nit King o!'Wirtensberg't Councellor, Von Colin,
is R•vne to Memel.
Their M.ijetlie► the King and Q.,!een of Weapha-
lia sire expe4ted at S utgard on the ;tit of this month.
The reyenne of the kingdom of Akellphalia, which
contains two millions of inhabitants, is teck:incd at
fixtaieu millions and a half of florins.

THE EVENING .STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDtkY, NOVEMBER 20.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Conical, mime), 6311—for account, 631—Reduced 62i 63
Omninna Ili pm—Exchequer Bills, 3.. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 2251 Omnium 1 prem.
3 per Cr..ti Red. 63 621 India Stock Ito
3 per Cent. Confols 6311 India Bonds, ts. dif. par
4 per Cent. Solj Eiche. Bills. 41. pr. par 35 pr
s per Cent. Navy WI Englifh Tickets. ill. Ws.
Loll Ann. 171 Conf. for ace. 63/.I
Imperial Annuities 7 9 i6l

Hamburgh Papers to the loth init. were received
lad night, but their contents are no way interetling•
If we might credit the ac:ounts in thefe papers from
Naples and the Kingdom of Italy, the enemy's navy
mull all of a fudden have acquired fume degree of
importance in the Mediterranean. Valuable convoys,
in defiance of the flrength and vigilance of our
fquadron, have gOt into the Neapolitan and Adriatic
ports. They alfo tell us that s very aftive trade is
carried on between France and Rullia, but they are
Meta as to the way in which it is condueed.
A paffenger who arrived in the yea which
brought the above papers, date., that previous to
his failing, a report prevailed at the port at.which he
embarked, of an edict having been publifhed in Den
mark, rendering it a capital offence in any Dana
fobjeft to hold any correfpondence with England.—
It is ufnal when nations are at war to prohiSit cor-
refpondence with the enemy—that i., treafonahle
correfpondence. This is all that we apprehend can
•
be implied in the Ediii alltalle,d to.

Letters M. the tsth from Rotterdam (late what hail
already been announced in this paper, that Mr.
ARMSTRONG. the American Minifter at Patio', bad
written in urgent terms. to the molt refpeelahle mer.
chants of that city concerned in the American trade,.
adviling them to flatten, with every poffrble exredition,
the failing of Al American (hips.' Mr. ARMSTRONG
is fail, according to thole letieri, to have flared, that
the French Emperor peremptorily Vats that Ann•
rica (hall fhut her ports againli Britifh [hipping, and
ceafe all communication mitt) us.

Yeflerday a deputation from the American mer-
chants, confining of Mr. SANS t St, the Chaitman ;
Mtilif. TURN 9, BatNßßlncr, BARING, MULLETT,
ING LIS, and SHAW, waited upon Eat) BATHURST,
put foam to appointment. Earl BATH uxsr was ac-
companied by Mr. Rose, and feveral other members
of the Boat d of Trade. The meeting took place about
half after one o'clock, and continued until near four.
The a:jell of the deputation was twrfold : tft, To
apt ly for fume modification of certain parts of the
late orders of Council, again• which Itrong objec-
tions are entertained; and, adly, To obtain an expla.
nation of other parts which are• rather ambignoutly
expreiTcd, and which inched are apt precifely under-
Ilood.

A meeting of the American merchants took place
this day, but the Wind's not being terminated %hen
this paper *as put tt. profs, ue cannot (late the refult.

The Apollo, an American veffel, is arrived all
Cowes from Cherbourg ; Hie has brought many let.
ters from Paris, hut they are not of a recent date.—
By
this (hip Mr. SMITH and Mr. WA tau, who lately
left England for France in the American fchooner
Revenge, are returned. Mr. SMITH I% accompanied
by f .me part of his family lately sefident in France ;
and Mr. WALSH, it is laid, hut, we believe, errone-
oully, to be the beater of fume important cemmu
nication from PAtis. A gentleman of the name of
Boosts alio came paffenger in the Apollo, from Cher
bourg, and brings with hint his family, after a :eft
dente in France of nearly itt months. Mr. BODIN
was the perfon appointed by the Government of the
United States to negotiate for the poffeflion of the
Floridas.

The Ditchers of BRUNSWICK and the Princefs of
WALES, are about to found a Ichool for a limited
number of the Orphan female children of feamen at
Greenwich.
The Q.N ERN of Witt rsmOURGH conflantly corref.
ponds with her Royal Fa-het, Mother, Brothers and
Sitters. Scarce a meek paired for many months back,
but the Gottenbut gh Mail contained letters from the
above Illuiltious Ptincefs.

Cranboutne Lodge, near Windfor, is fitted up fr.r
the reception of her Royal Highnefs the Piincefs
Sop Ht.; of Glouceller.

Yelierday morning Prince STAHRFMBERG and
Prince ETF.KH A7.Y, Count POT. COCI, Baron de
ltoAt.s, and Major de M.tax hit town lot Gof-
field Houle, to pay their refpcns to the illarions
Stranger, who at prefent partakes of the hofpitality
of that fplendid manfion.
The Duke of ATHOL is now building in the Me of
Man a tnoli luperb and collly edifice. This noble
filature, built entirely of (tone, will, when finilhed,
be one of the fineli fabrics for the fimpitcity of its
architature ever teen ; its order is the Tulcan.

The late Stirling races afforded excellent (port ;
and the hounds each morning att: akled the I,vet s t►l
the chace. Thi balls were well attended ; and Mr.
T. SHERIDAN. and Other amateurs, enlivened the
company with moil excellent fong►. Amongll the
company were the knowing, :
The Dukr and Duchefs of Pvloutrofe, Earl of Kinnoul, Lady
F. Dendas, Lord Alclander Gordon, Honourable W. Abereron►by,
Vircount Primrole, 111 r. I'. Sheridan, Hon. Francis Primrofs,
Mils Dundas, Hon. Colonel Douglas, Hon. Major Dcuglas, Hon.
Captain Douglas, lion. George Abercromby, Hon. General
Ahcrcromby, Sir John Jormilon, Bart. General Drummond, James
Drunimond, kfq. General Mazwcll, Mr Cbointondely : the fa.
:links of Keir, Abercromby, Garton:ire, Craig furtl3 Pulmaife, K ip-
pcudarie, Carnoch, Airib, &c.

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NAUTICAL I bTELLIGENCE.
1• •
• MAILS—Wind W.
ARR. DUE. AU. DII t.
Dublin - i r I Gottenburgh o
Waterford 3 Lifbon o

The Hero, SOP ER, of Plymouth, blond from
Peterlburgh to Portfmouth, is wrecked nest Liban,
in Polith Pruflia ; (he was lying to, and (truck on
the finds. All hands are laved, although the MOW
was nearly drowned when taken up. The crew are
prifoners, but the Mailer and Mate made their efcape
—the Mailer got on board a vefrel for Brillol.
Liban, where the Hero was wrecked, is so miles weft
of Dantzic, and is occupied by French troops, ‘t ho
marched the crew of the HerO to aintzic as pito-

ners..
PENZANCE, NOVEMBER 17.
His Majelly's brig SWALLOW captured on Sunday
Taft, nine leagues S. W. pf the Lizard, the French
fehooner privateer Friedland, having on board 45
men, and pierced for 14 guns, but had none on
board, having thtnwn them overboard during the
chace: the came out of Sr. Maine's the day before in
company wi'h two loggers and had made no capture. •
FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER :7.
His Majeity% (hip Hazaitoarrived here this morn-
ing, from Portfmouth, to give initiations to the we
leis lying here, hort•id to the Well Indies, and failed
loon after to join the fleet then off this port. Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER :8.
Arrived, a beautiful French fchooner privateer, of
18 guns, and 96 men, called the Admiral du Croix,
out of St. Maloe'• 20 horns and had taken nothing ;
captured after a ch fe of fit hours haphirMajeßy's
l'riz SURINAM, ..t 18 guns. The abort privateer is
qui r new, having been only a few days off the hocks
Sled, his Majelty's fhip Fouotovarrvi-of to guns,
for Cot k, to join Sir SIDNEY SMITH?i fillladr‘ n; alto
Ihis Majesty's lion? 1100113, of la guns, with a con-
fel to the Downs. ' i
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. to.
The Navy here are in the greatell belle : fame of
them, though fhort of [Nit' complement, are ordered
to fail-direftly. The 11 littiorautt is ordered to drop
dowtito-St. Helen's, *ith May half her men onboard.
Astiv'ed feveral outward bound veffels from the
Dowris• Among them are the Planer, LANGLEY ;
Caroline, HUDGJ:IN ; Ps inctfs of Wales, ;
and the Ranger, Harrow. Alfo arrived the Stre-
nuous gun brig, from a cruize, and is ordered to Ply-
mouth. Several of the ttanfports, with troops, lately
arrived here from Copenhagen, are ordered to Ire-
' land to difembatk them.
DOVER, NOVEMBER to.
I am happy to communicate that the brig, which
was taken off this place tali Sunday evening, by thiee
French loggers, was re-captured about two hours
afterwards, by the SEAGULL floop and MONKEY gun
brig, and was fent in bete yellerday ; the is a 'rani
l port, laden s WI cloathing, from Copenhagen, named
i the Elizabeth, EDWARDS mailer, who, with the min-
cipal part of the crew, st etc taken nut of the brig
by one of the privateers. Came in this day the hired
aimed cutter Nymph, Captain BOXER, from the gal
('tic.—Wind S.E. and blows hard with rain.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 19.
Came dawn and failed through the Downs from
the River, the Dorothy Fortier, Sowayrr, for Ja-
maica, with the Grenada, RtoritausoN, for Deme-
rara ; Alexander, for Tobago and feveral
other outward bound velrels. Wind S. E.
GRIMSBY, NOVEMBER 18: