Star.
London, England, 1806-10-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Manaus, Sept. 19.—The Court has removed from
St. Ildephonfo to the El-curial, where it will be held
until the month of November. The order of hie
lefajelly, which came out laft year, with content of
the Holy See, for the fele of a pant of the Church
Lands, to be applied to the relief of the Treafury,
is now on the point of being carried into ereention,
and no linger meets with any obfiacle. Some are
put up to tale every day, and in every part of the
kingdom purchafers Raft up to bid for them imme-
. -

*hoot, SiPT. 30.—Yefterday General Dury,
Commandant of the Hague, vifited the different or-
phan houfes, and other public charity fchools, for
the purpofe of regiflering the names of all the boys
who are fufficiently grown to be able to carry arise,
and prefents were made to thole who entered volun-
tarily. The mall of the citizens will be entirely cm•
bodied here in two Cr three days.
H~MaUaG N, OCTOBIIt 15.-.-Our Paris Letters of
the 6th instant mention, that a Courier from the Spa-
nifh Ambaffador at Lifbon wa, robbed within a fhort
diflance of Madrid, and all his difpatches carried off.
The Miniaer of Jultice has adcireffed a Circular
Letter to all the Imperial Profecutors,direEting them
to infift upon the fevers' Tribunals to award the fe
vere& punifhment the French laws allow againit all
confcripts who (hall attempt to evade joining the army.
HAPIOTIR. SIPT. 27.--According to the ftatement
publilhed in the Political Magazine (journal Poll
tiger) for the month of September, the whole Prof-
flan army eorthrts of 250,000 men, without reckon.
log Militia. There are

Three Fidd Martha.% viz....--The Doke of Brimfield, the Elec-
tor of Belle, and M. Mollendorff.

Seven Gencrah of Infantry, viz --Prince Ferdinand of Profits,
Prince Jofeph George of Aiihalt Milan, Mealtime De Combat:ft.
Von Colong, the Prince of Holtenlobe, Medico's Von Matt and
Von Pith.
Five Generals of Cavalry, viz —Count KaUtteuth, Count Rehm.
knburg Keknert, Duke Eugene of Wirtemberg, the Duke of Saxe
Weimar, and M. Von Koehler.
Twenty.eight Lieutenant Generals of !Arnim, viz —Von Of.
den, Von Geufau, the Prince of Orange, Count Loft, Von Met-
hats, Count Kethuhelm, Von Ruitz, Prince Louis Ferdinand of
Profile, Von Lahr, Von Ruche', Von Schenettau, Von Manikin,
Von Larifch, Von Thile, Von Arnim, Count Wartenfteben, Von
Reinhardt, Von Tempe'hot, the Prince Eledtor of Hare, Van
Fitibert, Von Winolng,Von Plfetz, Von Grawerd, Von Kakkreuth,
Von blowiest, Von Romberg, Von Thaddr.n, and Von Licari.
Ten Lleotenant Generals of Cavalry, viz —Von
Von Katt, Von Uhler, Von RlOnark, Von Blocher, Von Holten.
dorf, Von Brufswitz, Von Herfing, Count Herzberg, and De l'Ef-
tocq.
151 The King of Bevaria's name Is yet upon the lift, and is the
olden to rank of the Lieutenant General, of Cavalry.

The maintenance of this Army coils the State from
twenty two to twenty four millions of dnllars, about
two.thirds of the total revenue. In 580 a the Saxon
Army confided of 34,; I 1 men; now, iris believed, up
wards of 40,0c0. but of which nu particular return bad
been made in September. We 'teed not mention that
the Saxon Army is attached to that of Pruffia, and
will make a very :ormidable addition, efpecially in
cavalry, acknowledged by all Officers of intelligence
to be the finek corps of the kind in Europe.
The following Proclamation has appeared at Ha-
nover :--

e• The prefent Rate of affairs renders It neceiroy to call upon
the natives of the Hanoverian provinces to aid the l•rufDian troops
in their defence.

" To (pare the country as much ea poffible, his Majefty the
King of Pinata will not yet nuke ore of the right he indifputably
potreffes, as the Supreme Authority I. the State, to call out all the
meat fit Inc miluary ferviee ; on the contrary, ft Is his Maklies
&attire that an opportunity be afforded to the honor Hanoverian
'nitary. now on halt pay, to fulfil their farmer honorable deli-
. nation ; that Is, to be employed fur the defence of their country
and their homes, under favourable circundlances, which will fe.
cure to them an increafe in the means of their own fubfitletice.
The ii.dolgeners which are herehy uplicitly sod foleronly
profalfed, hi the name of hi. Prualati Msjelly, to Nell of theft
troop. as are forind fit for military Crevice, are as follow :--
" 1. They lull not be employed againft their former Sower, len.
...a. They mall remain In the Har.overian provinces, and only be
called.forth defence of them —.3. Such of them as will enter
Into the Regiments of Pruffian infantry In Hanover, and are iit
for the fervice. mall receive, lo addition to the ordinary Pruffian
pay, haff of the Hanoverian pay they before enjoyed,as long as they
continue to first —a. Every man who lofts his health fa the fee.
vire, Rail receive the cuff ornery petition-5. And this penfion
than begranted him on the decline of Ms firenvh,. taking into acs
count the number of year, he was previoutly engaged in the fee-
viee c(tbe country.—b. If any one has an opportanity of improv-
lug his fortune, by accepting a civil office, his difcbarge !hall not be
denied him .-7. -I'o thole who engage, their arrears Will be tonne '
effetely paid, in order to enable there to provide for their familke.
S. Every man that enters the (crake mall. Immediately on being
accepted, recti.s a printed affurance of the above-metulousal AI.
pulction..
"'Accordingly. all the privates of the former Hanoverian Infan-
try, crow In pay, are required to prefent themfelve. at Hanover oo
arty day they pSrafe, between the auk of Ofitobtr and tsth of
November, to the commanding officer or fulsaltem of the guard,
at the gate where they enter, to mention their hidings, and wait
for direalons to whom they are to make farther application.
" 'there whn fiv,ll be found unfit' for fervice. (hall receive a fair
eompenfation Car the trouble of their journey, by the proportioaal
payment of part of their arrears, as far as the public funds will
allot d. •

.• On the application of the privates of the former Hanoverian
i,ifantry within the atonic mentioned time, from the a..th of Oc-
tober to the t3lll of November, of the prefent peat, ineltifiVe, only
fu,:h will be taken is hay, been recently cotifidered qualified tot
pennon by the Proffian sod Hammel lan military commimon.
• t. Lally, the hall-pay of ruch tai the laid troops as halm Dot
given in their Pinata by the ttth of November, locturive, &glom
only he: immediately nruli off, but they have nu realesn to hope
to vinain either that, ma pcorion, or any employment ; to which
effect orders will he aired. after the concloGon of the istincts, tie
all the provincial coons :Lel reiniving-.spices.
for the rift, timid any one balonging to the cavalry, oe to
thole who have been eifeharrd ham the Wall eftabilfluneron,
r &fire and ii•ilination cornier into the ferries:, he may rep • Au
phi. plate within the dim recilled, and may eipedt thuilar lama

By the atoll `racy fpettaletrinnatid °this Mikity the Kills
at l'ruflie. (Signed) IgOhRST.EUN.
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WEST INDIES.
• 111ARBADOES, AUOUST 16.
1. Udell interell it again excited refpeßing the ene-
iny's fquadrons, another of thofe which have been
long known to have efcaped from France and in vain
fought by our cruizers, having, according to accounts
received here from Dominica, made its appearance
in thafe fees. The Maher of an American !loop from
thence, arrived here yellerday, informs, that on the
16th inflant the American fchooner Hope, Captain
S ra w Hors, from New Londcas, twenty-five days, ar-
rived at Roles,,, having on board five French poi
liners, three fecured on the deck and two faflened
down the fore fcuttle—of whole falling into his pace-
lion and detention he gave the following account :
On the tsth inflant in lat. sB. long. 58. the Hope
fell in with two French line of battle !hips and a fri-
gate, handing to the Northward, and was brought to
by one of the (hips of the line, which Underftanding
he was bound to Barbadoes, took four of his hands
out, and fent on board the Hope a French Officer
and four men, giving the Officer charge of tome dif-
patches, and ordering her to Martinique. On the
15th, having arrived off Trinity Harbour, the Offi-
cer and one of the men went below; and the three
others being indolently lying on deck, Captain &ram-
ore conceived the defign of retaking the fchoooer,
and confulting with his Mate and People, one of them
clapped the fcuttle over, while himeekf and Mate fe-
cured thofe on deck, and immediately hove the veffel
about and bore away for Dominica, where they fafely
arrived the next day.
This account, thus minutely Rated. is unequivo-
cally given by the Mailer of the (loop Frientilltip,who
left Dominica on the alit infitant, was there when the
Hope arrived, converted with the Mailer of her, law
the Frenchmen landed, and learnt that the difpatches
which the Officer had been charged with were lieu-
ed, and given to General Das.ayarrca, commanding
there. He adds, that the French Officer had a con-
liderable Turn of money concealed on his perfon, but
finding no dirporition to plunder him, he (hewed it,
and undifguifedly flared, that it was the refult of
many valuable prices made by the fquadron. That
they failed in company with penult B
from Breft about ten months ago, but f on after
parted company, and had never ken his fquadron
fince. Thefe thins were bound to Martinique, but
limed to intend to cruise in the latitude before they
parr-ceded there.
Avuusa- 3o.—The account horn Dominica re-
(petting the appearance of another French equating'
in there fen, hated in our tall, has we find been
communicated in a difpatch to the Senior Na-
val Officer on this Ration ; and we underhand that it
is that from the coaft of Africa, conlifting of the Re-
gulus of the line, the Prefident and Sybelle frigates,
and a brig. It is faid that they had touched at Cay-
enne, and that their objeft was to cruize for a fhort
time to windward of this ifland, previous ter their
going to Martinique, the dityatches fecured on board
the American which they had detained intimating as
much.
Sari'. t.—Some accurate itlfotUtatioll rerpeding
ccau Reigned, on his at lehgth tranfpired, which
flill keeps alive the hope that their final career will
terminate, as we .bave conflantly predieed, to the
glory of our nary. The American fhip Mellinger,
from New York, arrived hese this morning—flte failed
from thence on the 3111 of July, and on the follow.
ing day (tit Angult) fell in with five fail of the line
about thirty leagues to the S. E. of Sandy Hook,
fleeting N. W. evidently bound there—vhse was
boarded by one of the (hips, from which (he learnt
that it was WILLA%) led fquadron, and that is-
cows Bo , in the Veteran, with a frigate,had
parted a (hurt time before. WILLAUMIL had been
fourteen days on the coaft, and as tar as Charkflon ;
and the Chichelter, which was ready to fail for this
ifland, was in conf-quence detained.
Previous to the Meffenger's leaving New York, an
American fchooner arrived, which informed, fhe had
fallen in with Sir Joins W 's fquadron, in lat.
28. in quell of WI I.LA U MEZ. Ihaping his courfe for
the coalt of America. Under thofe circumttances
we are led to Contemplate their epeedy reIECOEIUtef,
and in its termination, all that Biota valour can at-
chieve, or Britons defire.
Viewing the prefent fituation of the enemy (one
Britifh fquadron tittle haul upon him, and another
purfuing thrall, after, as we conclude Sir R. Brea-
citax is, from the circuushance of his fquadron not
having been feen by any veffel arrived here fince he
failed), we find no chance now of his further efcape.
SEPT. 6.—The Fly. brig, Captain Tsowescra, and
Pickle fchooner, Lieutenant Farrow, from Madeira
in (lateen days, arrived here on Tburfday la(l. The
brig is of Sir R. ST It A C HA a'S fquadrun ; and the
Pickle failed from Plymouth on the to ult. with dig-
patches for him, and both expelled to join him in this
country ; hut it now appears that Sir Itica•an, hav-
ing lately fuilained a heavy gale, has either returned
to Europe, or gone to Halifax.
His hirjelly's (hip Seine, Captain A rents. alfo
arrived on ehurfday from a cruise. in quell of Ad-
miral Cnc neaten, without feeing him, although he
ran as far as the latitude of Bermuda. On the aid
ult. the Seine fell in with the Audacious man of was,
Captain GOSTLIN,_ lat. 28. long. 65. under jury
malls. Captain Gostant informed, that on the t Bth
Sir Ricasitto Sella Cll/111'11 fquadron had encountered
a moll tremendous hurricane, in which the Auda-
cious cartied away all her lower malls, and had her
boats hove. He had not lien any of the fquadron
(ince, except the Montague, and (he did not appear
much injured. On the 23d the Seine silo fell in with
three others of the fquadron, with which he commu•
ideated by fignal, and learnt that they had not re-
ceived any damage. Thele alfo had not ken any
others of Ike fquadron, fo that they appear to have
been difperfed in lima! detachments. Upon the
whole, however, there is much riaron to be fatisfied
that theybave not been generally or materially (except
the Audacious) injured. This hurricane has proba-
bly Bien very extenfive in the fees between America
and Bermuda, and was partially felt by the Seine,
and in general by molt of the American veffels lately
arrived here; and it teems very probable that our
lan homeward bound fleet, with which Admiral
Cuoustaxa proceeded from 'Tortola, may have been
involved in. it.
Sarr.ll.i-toffonte incendiaries endeasotired to let
fire to this town, on the-euts irift. and had actually let
4ne to-a-public office ; sitwas fortunately dricortred,
dud catioeillted before it bad prccaded far. -A re.

'ward of gool. was offered by the Prefident of if e
Council, at prefent Governor, for the detedion of
the perpetra►ors, but without effee.
The French fleet on the coaft of America, are to
be joined there in a certain latitude by Admiral Al.
leman, with fix fail more from Toulon, which he
left on the aoth of June laft. After the hurricane
months are over, they are expetted in the Weft Indies
again. The weather has been extremely hot, and the
illand has (offered much from ficknefs. • •

THE EVENING ST.

LONDON.

Of late we have received numerous letters from our ?donde, in-
forming us that the Ncwfpaper Agents, by whom their Pepere
are forwarded into the country, often (tallithim' odors for
Tut STAI. This Is a (pales of imporitlon to which *sr •.
cuftemers only can apply the proper remedy. LM them write
to their prefent Agents to difcontinue (erring them, and, en ba-
forming us, we !hall give their orders to Neuf:nett, who do
not ',make the fame fraud. If they do oot•koow the name of
the Agent, let them dlfeortinue to take the fahltituted Papa,
note the date when they flop, and pay snip up to that time.
(ending us notice to provide them with another Agent.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS rPAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cod*ls, for money, 611 64....t0r Nov. 641.
Onedum, money, 4 4
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock *l4 ludia Stock 18314
3 per Cent. R. An. 604 India Bonds, is. as prem. •
3 per C. Coof. 6t Exch. Bills, par as prem.
4 per Cent. Slut 171111 Omni um. 4 prem.
5 per C. Nave 9441 EngliOa Tickets 291 17s.
long AIM. 17! S-1 1 Confols for acc 61;
Short Ann. a

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rlmMllmm.•/.......

This day the KIN° came to town, from Windfor.
At two, o'clock, a Privy Council was held at the
Queen's Houle, when his Ma) ISTT figned a Pock?,
mation for diffolving the Pariiameat,