Star.
London, England, 1806-10-20 00:00:00

CALABRIA.

Sorry we are to gate that though, to every appear•
once, never did an enemy fuffer greater difaffers than
the French did in that quarter, in confequence
our brilliant viElory at Maida, yet the two Calabria,
have been left to be again entirely occupied by
the French, except Sonia, is which we dill have
a garrifon. There may have been great and gaol
rufous for the deps that have been adopted, on
which it would be improper to offer any opinion of
our own, without mnre information than our prefent
letters furniCh. We here fubjoin them, leaving them
to our Readers to form their own judgment.
GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 29.

" On the a6th the ATM RN ISNNI failed from this
place, with the canvoy from Malta and this place.
for Eng'ani. On beard the ATN !Isamu there were
fcveral h indreds of the French pr [onus taken at the
battle of Kilda.

4 Lord VALE TIA and hie faits were Wenger. on
board of the ATI4IIIIIIIIII.

Yeflerday the packet arrived from Malta, after
a peens of is days. She brings accounts from
Sicily of the IR of September, at which time our
artily there amounted to twelve thottrand men, all in
high health and fpirits. Two regiments were in
Calabria to alia the natives agsinfl the French, who
have fuffered moR (evenly io the left campaign.--
The number of prifouers taken by the Englifb has
already amounted to upwards afoot thoulitad (even
hundred men, and, at the lovin4 . computation, lz
thonfand more have been killed in the &Rarest en-
gagements, as the Calabrians never gave any guar.
ter. General STUART was at Malta, on his way to
Eastland, when the packet left that place."

PALERMO, SEPTEMBER t 7

" General Fox arrived here, from MeMos, on the
sth ina. and failed again to-day for that place in the
Ato cr.l frigate. lam lorry to inform you, that the
French have again over-run the whole of the Two
Calabrias, except Scilla, uherewe have kill eyed-
fon. but which, though extremely &Ong, I under
Rand it is intended to abandon, as the plan feemo now
to be, to leave Naples and Calabria inquiet p• &Moo
of the French, and•to Rand nn the defenfive in Sicily
—fo that we !hall have a fine army of 14.000 men
cooped in this itland, doing nothing. I fincerety hope

that no more reitdorcements will arrive from Eng-
land, as we have already more than dvuble A fulEcient
force for the 41.:fillfive Meat.
" The PQM ►t a is new here, and Sir Sum sr SPI I r ir,


I/ who has been indefatigable in his exertions in Cala-
-144, has had feveral long conferences with General
Fox during his flay ; but, if we may credit reports,
they by no means agree in opinion, refpeeling the fu-
ture plan of operations, and there feems no probabi-
lity of the navy being able to accomplifh any thing
of importance, without the co-operation of the army,
though we might again extirpate every Frenchman
out of Calabria in a fix weeks campaign.
" The atrocities committed by the French troops
have fo provoked the natives in the whole kingdom
of Naples, that no (Ingle Frenchman can fir out in
any part alone, without imminent rifle of being affaffi•
rimed ; and on the firft appearance of any confider a.
ble Britilh force, the whole country would again rife
V up in arms to deftroy their oppreffors. We have
undoubted accounts of the enemy having loft by kill-
ed, wounded, and defertion, or prifoners, upwards
of moo° men, in left than two months time, and
you may rely upon it that an army of 20,000 Britifh
troops, under an Relive Officer, would completely
drive the French out of the whole kingdom of Na.
pies in a few weeks, fo decidedly is the country in
oar favour. All their intercepted letters from Rao.
am and VIIIDINIt confirm this, and had our army
appeared off Naples after the battle of Maida, fo
great was the panic, that King Josaru would un-
doubtedly have fled from his capital.
" This goes by the Thunderer, which is now get-
ting under weigh to join Lord COLLINGWOOD, off
Cadiz.
" Our army is now tolerably healthy at Meninx,
a the malignant fever which broke out amongtt them
in Calabria having totally abated."

HOSTILITIES

BETWEEN
PRUSSIA AND FRANCE.

Though the Dutch Stoats Courant, of the loth, was
filent refpefling the fkirmifhes reported in another
Dutch paper of the 9th, to have taken place between
the out polls of the French and Pruffian armies, yet
we find the account in the later paper was corrett,
and that the advantage. as then Rated, was on the
fide of the PrufGans.
The Hamburgh Corr4ondest of the lath infant,
brought by a veffel, which left the Elbe on Wednel-
day lad, contains the following notice on this fubjed:
" BERLIN, OCTOBER it.
Hoftilities have at laft commenced : the public
evinced the greateft joy, on being informed thereof
by the following letter :
TIER MIMI OF HOHINI,OIII TO THIE PRINCESS Of
SALM, DATED JENA, OCTOBER 9.
" The final! corps of General TatrINZIIIII arrived
laft night at Sebleitz, without the loft of a fingle
man. I exped the corps to-night at Neuftadt.
6, Our good Bayreuth's troops have had the great
fatisfargion of receiving the firft fire. The French
have 101 l ten men."
'd A letter from Head Q2arters allures us, that
General BUDWIC% hutlars have taken eight hundred
prifoners."
" MORN, OCTOBER to.
Sixteen thonfand men of the divilions of Davousr
and Soul.? have advanced by the way of Hoff. On
the Bth fome of thofe troops entered Hoff. General

Tau Ia z 11114 retreated with his fmall corps to Schleiz,

c to preferve his communication with the army under
Prince Host sw tom a,whofe head qu'arterr, according to
the ha accounts, was at Jena, the advanced Guard
under Prince Lewis was at Rudolfladt."—(Hant•
burgh Corripondinit Oaokr t 5.)

Thefe cireumftances are alluded to in ♦arious parts
of the CorrOogclent of the 14th, under different
heads, as follows :—" Souer's and D'Avourr's
corps, of fixteen thoufand men, have not been able
to prevent the junaion of General Tau tames with
Prince HOH smcomr, at Schleitz."

The Pre:Bans are Rated to be two hundred and
thirty thoufand flrong, in high fpirits, and panting
for the hour of battle. The fame (pink which pre-
vails in the army, is manifeiled by the whole cows-
try. The en►huf►afm of war infpires every breafi
from the Prince to the Peafant. In Berlin, one
hundred thoufand dollars have been fubfcribed
towards a fupply of warm cloathing for the brave
defenders of their country.

The Manifeflo of the King of Paussia is reported
to be one of the Rrongeß that ever was penned. His
'Near, it is laid, avows it to be his intention TO
CONQUER, OR TO DIE:

•
Yellerdav mnrning hi. MArrsvr infrefited the
Blues and •StafT•rdfhire Militia, in Winj(or Court.
yard i and aterwards wAked to St. Genrre's Chapel,
with Princeff-s APG USTA tnd hits Y. where a lel mcin
1 ' was preached by the Rev. Dr. Dt:vatt., from :d
Corinthians, I 3tit chapter, and r rth verfe.
His hisissiv afterwards rode in his coach to
Frogronre to dinner, and returned at three o'clock.
HIS MAJESTY, with the PlincefTes ELIZ 4 lif Til,
SOPHIA, and Awls Li*, had Divine Service performed
is the Cattle, afterwards rode to Frogmore, and re-
it' 'Owned with his MAJS STY.
V 4'
On Saturday all the Foreign Minillers at our Court
. dined with Lord Howtcx, at his houle in the Ad-
' sniralt y.
The King has been pleated to ntdPr Sir CHARLES
' SaiXTnN. the late Refident Crinmitli mer at Pouf-
Lninuth Dnck-yard, to he placed on the I;nior IA of
Superannuated Captain, in addition to hi= perriien
upon rctiting from office.

101.4(111CAL lATELLICENCA.

MAILS THIS DAY.
All. Int. ARC tick.
Dubtin t 3 rottenburgb 0 2
Waterbed t 3 Hamburg 1
Malta o

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 0.
Arrived the Carteret packet, PATERSON, with mails
from Gibraltar and Malta: alto arrived the NIL,
lugger, from the Channel fleet, brings difpatehes
from Earl Sr, VINCINT ; and alto an account that
three French fhips of the line full cf troops bad failed
from Brefl. The deflination of his Majefly's fhip
Royal. Cloaca, which failed lately for Gibraltar,
teems to be altered, as all the letters, public sod pri-
vate, which were fent out in her, were landed here
this day from the Nme lugger. His Majelly's !hip
MaGictswas, of p guns, Captain Maxima's, ar-
rived here yeflerday from Jamaica,laff. from Bermuda.