Star.
London, England, 1805-10-15 00:00:00

CHARLES Iv. KING OF SPAIN, &c

• Confidering the Wires experienced by the State, in the volun-
tary emigration .•f a great number of individuals, who, betides
expending in foreign countries, the entire, or the greater part of
the rev. noes, provifious or penfions which they enjoy, alfo feet,
to withdraw diengelves, to the injury of the Crown which they
ought to fupport, in concert with my other faithful (objects, and
thereby refuting t a advance the public profpe•ity by their tortune,,
talents, and induftry ; I have judged proper to decree : That all
there, my fubjeas, who are ablaut from my kingdom, without a
public appointment or million, confided to theist by me, ate to
return to it, and repair to the places of their refpeetive a'.' des, in
the (pace of four months, if they are in France, in Italy, or in
Portugal; and in the (pace of fix months, if they are in any other
country; and that if they de not fulfil my intention, I declare
them, from the prcfent moment, de?rived of all the provilions or
penlions which they enjoy ; andeven the Commanders of the four
military orders, or of the order of St. John, which have been
grunted to them, as alfo the demands which they may have on the
revenues of the State,including the tents of Eceleftaftical
Mf will is, that the other lodiiiduals. whti live 64.:1y on LIP*
foram% and are comprised in the preftnt t:ceree, Otall lure the
half of their aunaal rents, in cafe they do not return to their ret.
fpedttve refideuces within the period above-mentiotx..l.—'taring
. learned my will, you are, to mike it known to all ih.tP who may
be interdted in it, that they may conform to it emaly.
" Given at the Palace of St. Ildepbonfo, the Asth of An•
gull, 7805."

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON;: O'CLOCK
Confois, for money, 581 f—for Nov. sO.
Omointn, =lacy, 41—Parsein, 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 Per C. Red- Anllll 58 571 1144 8141111 1831
3 per Cent. Con[, 58 A India Bonds, is. par
4 Per n
7411 Each. Bills, is. as. pram
5 Cent jay At/ Lottery Tickets sot. £5l.
Long Ann. sist stqa Cour. for acc 5940

001•111,

We have the pleafare to announce the face arrival
of the homeward-bound Leeward Ifland and Jamaica

fleets in the Channel. The VANGUARD man of war
is arrived at Spithead, in a leaky Rate, having left
the Jamaica [hips under charge of the ILLuvrtious
man of war. Part of this fleet we arc happy to all,
paired Portfmouth yeacrday on their way to the
River.

Government, we underftand, have received intelli-
gence through the Channel Fleet, of Lord NIMSOII
having arrived off Cadiz on the zgth of September,
at which time the combined fquadrous had made no
attempt to put to fea, nor is it believed that the
Spaniards will again fail.

Letters from Berlin, brought by thy laft mail, af.
fore us, that the Neutral Sydem adopted by the
King of Pausing is to be recognized by the three
Emperors. That neutrality will be of courfe con.
fined to his own territories. He is to enter into no
league nor guarantee of neutrality wiih others—and
it is imagined that the objet of his interview with
the. Emperors ALE:stints and FRANCIS, is to make
aJpropofition as a Mediator for a General Congrefs.
Itis thought that a blow will not be (truck till after
this conference of the Sovereigns.

In the preceding columns we have given a tranfla-
tion of a Memorial prefenteil on the part of France to
the feveral Continental Powers, immediately after
the incorporation of Genoa with the French Empire.
The molt interetting feature of the article, and that'
which gives it a peculiar charafter, is its anticipation
of the prefent crifis of the Continent. It avows a
confident perfuafion, that the " incorporation of Ge-
noa will be foon placed in a falfe light by the pane-
grills of the Englifh Government ;" and it adds,
" Should England fucceed in creating difcord upon
this fubjed, no alternative will be left for his Imperial
Majefty, but to profecute with vigour the unjull war
that will be declared againft him." We know from
the diplomatic Papers already publifbed, that eve'y
previous aggreffion and encroachment of Bose pa It TS
have been the fubjeet of remonstrance on the part of
Auftria and Ruffia, and this Memorial furnilhes :lie
moft irrefragable evidcnce, that, by the incorporation
of Genoa, he knew he should exhaull the patience Of
thefe two Powers, and force them to extremities. He
is, therefore, guilty of a palpable falkhood, who

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alfertl4, that prefent war came upon him nn•
c.::,,t9e(ily, at the very moment when he was going
to evrry into etre& his threat of the invafiun of Eng-
land. Neither Rutlia nor AuQria arreßed his arm,
nor diverted the blow. The Continental War is en-
:rely of his own feeking ; either in dire& profecution
of his original projel of univerfal dominion, or to
cover the difgrace of his baffled enterprize againa
England.

Ye(lerday morning at eleven o'clock, their Maier-
ties, the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and the Princeir.3,
attended by the Countell'es ILCH ESTFR and CRAWLEY,
arrived at Windfor. His Majefty, accompanied by
the Dukes& Co Mt♦ 6ILLAND, GenerAlH ARCOURT, COLS.
SNEYD and Dt slimow, int-peeled the alterations mak-
ing in the Cale, Her Klajetly and the Princeiles,
went tr, Frogmore. At four o'clock they returned
to Kew.

Mr. and Mrs. Sweat DAN left Edinburgh on Ftiday
on their rcturu to b'ndon.
General Dow, and Saco Hanoverian:, have em-
barked in the Downs. They will, no doubt, be
!ailed, with unfeigned expreffions of joy, by their
latch opprefed countrymen, on their arrival in
liaq.over.

Sir R. STIACNAII, and Admiral SriaLime. with
each five fail of the line. are in Toe& of the Rnchefort
fquadion. The Portugal Coatoy has paired op
Chaim!.

The Whitechipel, the Bethnal Green, and Tome
other Corps at the Eaft end of the town, were ref.
terday brigaded in London Fields, Hackney. On
Tburfday next the Old St. George's, the Bloomfbury
and Inns of Court, the Prince of Wales's, the Loyal
Southwark, the Chriftchurch and Lambeth Whin.
seers, will be brigaded with the fecond regiment of
Guards.

The Scorpion, Daggs from the South Seas, ar-
rived ha Yarmouth Roads on the itth intl. She left
the Harriet, Coffin, of London, at Port Jackfon on
the e6th of April laQ, all well.
The Brothers, Barnard, from Liverpool for Ton-
ningen, is 101 l in the Orkneys.
_ _ _

The Haddock, Fowler, froth Peterfburgh fcr
L ,ndon, is on Ihore on Gothland, and full of water.
The Mary, Phillips, from London for Tonningm
was Jolt on the ill init.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTs.---Capt. Fayerman, to the
Foimidable ; Capt. Giffard, to the Atlienienne; Capt.
G. Moore, to the Fame, a new 74; Captain Rodd,
to the Indefatigable ; Captain Stiles, to the Ada-
mant ; Captain J. Brisbane, to the Alcmene ; Capt.
Palmer, to the Wizard ; Captain Simplon, of the
Wafp, to the Star ; Captain James, to the Kite ;
Captain Collins, to the Meteor ; Captain Slade, to
the Duchefs of Bedford ; Captain T. Brown, to the
Riven ; Lieutenant Leach, to the Cracker.
We have received American Papers to the 26th
of Auguft. 'I he New York Papers (eztrads
from which will be found in a fubfecptent column)
(late, that on the 27th of July, in lat. 22.--I I. N. long.
63. W. the fchnoner Sally fell in with the wreck of a
(hip, fappofed to have been blown up, which had
rn, Blenheim, G. R." cut upon one of the top-gallant
yards.—The BLENHEIM, of 74 guns, is Rear-Admi-
ral Sir THOMAS TMOUBRIDGE'S flag.filip, and failed
for the Eafk-Indies on the 24th of April Taft. It is
fcarcely poffible, therefore, that the wreck of the
(hip teen by the Sally could be that of the Blenheim.
It is not, however, improbable that it was the re-
mains of. the BLANCHE frigate, Capt. Murros, which
our Readers will recoiled was captured, atter a molt
gallant refinance, by a French fquadron in the Weft-
Indies, and afterwards burnt on the /9th of July, in
lat. 21. N. lon. 66. W. The triflinfi, difference be-
twi.cn the time at which, and the latitude and kngi-
tude where, the wreck was feen,.and thofe of the cap-
ture, gives additional ftrength to this conjedure, as
the wreck of the Blanche might very probably have
drifted fo as to be feen in the direBion above bud.

A report had prevailed that the fever was raging
in Philadelphia. The laft accounts, however, are
greatly calculated to remove any very firong appre-
henlions on that head. The Aurora of the 20th con-
tains intelligence on this head rather of an alarming
nature; but letters of the evening of the fame day,
referring to the reports contained in the Aurora, Hate
the fad to be—" That whatever of a fufpicious nature
has occurred, has been confined merely to the lowelt
extremity of Southwark. At thii moment we have
authority for Paying, that not a tingle eofe of malig-
Want fever exifis even there; and as to the health of
the City itfelf, the bill of mortality for hit week is. an
inconteilible demontlration of our exemptirn from
extraordinary ficknefs."

The Minifterial Paper which fiat alledged that Ba-
varia had joined the Confederates, perfills in alien-
ing that Government were jullified in giving credit
to the Eta ; for they fay, en the authority of a letter
received from Munich :
a That when the Emperor of Germany, in confe-
quence of the repeated aggreffions and ufurpations of
the French Government, determined to form ail arm-
ed mediation, the occupation of Bavaria was deemed
abfolutely necetfary ; his Imperial Majelty therefore
propofed to the Elector, that if he would [offer his
troops to enter Bavaria, he would content to no peace
:n which the integrity of the Eleetor's dominions
ihould not be guaranteed. In anfwer to this appli-
cation the Elector of Bavaria replied, we have reafon
to believe, in a letter under his own hand, in which
he exprelfcs his fatisfaaion at the propofal which
had been made, and adding. that he had inftruaed
his Knitter to fign a treaty of alliance with the Em-
peror of Germany, and that he wonld join the allies
with all his forces. After this politive declaration, it
was with the utmolt furpi ife that the Emperor learnt,
in a few days, that the Elector had retired to Wurtz-
burg ; tint he had ordered his troops to follow him ;
and that he had entered into another treaty with
BONAPARTE, in direct contradiction to Iris molt pofi-
live afihirances. This moll extraordinary and un
accountable conduct, to ufe nu &anger terms, natu-
rally provoked the indignation of Auliria, and has
led to thole arong meafures which fhe has fince
adopted with refpeet to the Electoral Domains."
BREAD.-There was no Court of Aldermen held
to-day. After the returns were infpeacd, the Loito
ArIA volt ordered Bread to fall four-pence per peck.