Star.
London, England, 1807-12-11 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

Lail night we received Hambnrgh Papers to the
29th ult. In the preceding column we have given
tome extra.% from there Journals. The following,
which appears in one of them, contains fame fails,
from which our Readers may draw fame inferences:

" MENTZ, NOV. 13.

" Hitherto, bade. the French guards, whofe
artillery is Coon expefted, no more troops from the
grand army have paired through this city for France;
in the mean time, feveral divifions of troops which
were polled in the territories of Hanau, Fulda, &c.
have arrived here, having been obliged to leave
their nations, to make room for the advancing
corps, whole arrival is expelled in this city
towards the latter end of the month.—Befides
the corps of Marital Sault, feveral . regiments',
from other corps, will leave the army in the North
of Germany, and partly proceed to Boulogne, and
partly be detached to the army of the Gironde. On
that river there is now colleeling a fccond army of.
Iteferve, under General Dupont. As loon as this
(hall be completed, it will immediately march for
Spain, and a third army of reterve direitly begin to
be affembled ; of which, who will be the Commander
is not yet known.
" From the interior of France, as alto from the
frontiers, a guilt number of troops are on their
way to Bayonne ; among which are thole defined
to complete the grand army, and which have
advanced to the Rhine. The whole force which is
at prefent proceeding towards the fouthern part of
Europa confifls of more than too,oco men, a num-
ber more than doub!e what will be fulficient to drive
the Englillt out of Portugal, thrluld they attempt
a landing ; it is therefore conjeCtured, with much
probability, that this great mats of troops is defin-
ed for a more impoitant objell ; and, if we may troll
general report, the whole extenfive track of coati
from the extreme point of Portugal, to Dantzic, &c.
will be occupied by French trcopr, by which the
er nquefl of Gibraltar will likewife be undertaken, in
order, in conjonaion with Ruffia and Denmark, to
put an end to the direct influence of England in the
North and South of Europe, and thereby fr)tce
the Englifh Government to give up its inordinate
maritime defpotifm, and render it willing to
conclude a fpeedy peace."

itehel were fent-of yeflerday by Gorernment
to Sii Sins tySetrrn, and alfo to the Welt Indies.

'1 he greateft y prevails in all the departments
of the Admiralty. Orders have been ailed that all
(hips, as they arrive in port, (hall be fitted for fea
with the utmoll dilpatch.
We underhand that, in c-nfequence of the
pl,:bes broug• t the Meffinger that arrived the
u4y bet°. e yelterday from Rullia, eiders have been
iffued to all our fh:ps of war and privateers, to feize
and detain all Ruffian veil:!', and fribidding all
Briiffi (rips from clearing ,not for any Roil-ran put.
It is fait!, that Admiral ()TWAY% fquadron it Ila-
Coned at St. Helen's, tinder the idea that the Itlif
Tian fquadron may efcape from the Tagus. The
vale's of this fquadron are not in a capacity to un•
dertake any long wine.
His Excellency :he Rnfii.tn Ambaffador has not
ye. taken his departure for the Court of St. Pete&
burgh ; the Miniffer attended yelerday at the Secre•
t pry of State's Office for Foreign Affairs in I.),wnitig
erect. _ _ _

'/ he condat that Fame has purpofed, or now
means to purfue towards America, is Dill unafcertain.
ed. D nbts are entertained whether an embargo has
been laid nro t all American rad, in France. The
Caytain ef he Che. burgh reff:l tlill maintain:, it to have
been done in that port. This vefrel was boarded
on her raffage by a Frerelt privateer, who robbed
the fbip of feeeral articles. The French Captain
ltripp-d the American Captain and his Mate of their
coats. The next day the American had the Ceti:fac-
tion to fee the privateer captured by a frigate.
Ydlerday the following Gentlemen waited OR the
Minister, to cunverfe on the nature of the Lotteries
for the remainder of the year 1807 :

Mtffrs BISU and Co
--- Iticnaanson Emir and Co
WALSH and Co
-- Corr and Co
rULLUT and Co
TOWGOOD. Satwata. and Co

The Chancellur of the Exchequer fated, that he
intended to have but two more Lotteries, inftead of
three ; that he would give the option to the bidders
to offer terms for me or both ; they might bid on
one of 25,000 tickets, or two of so,oco tickets each,
but the fecond Lottery mull finifh to the 15th of
Augull. If only one Lottery was bid for, it mull end
on the 15th of April. If two were contraEted for by
the fame patties, they might divide the time of each
fn as the whole to finifh on the 15th of Augull. No
puize above 30,0001. or lets than 151. to be in the
Scheme. The tickets in each Lottery to be drawn
in ten days of equal drawings, and no eationary ca.
pital to be allowed. That he ()mold have two letters,
leafed up, with the prices in them, one for 25,000,
and one fur so,oco tickets, and thole who bid the
hightfi price above the leafed up letter to be the
contraftor. A loug altercation took place on the
legality of (hating she Tickets in the City Lottery;
and the Chancellor of the Exchequer defired the
office keepers to attend on Monday next, by which
time he would make up hii mind on what Reps he
lhould purfue on the bufinefs ; and on Tuefday he
thould be ready to receive the bidding. for the Lot-
tery.