Star.
London, England, 1807-04-01 00:00:00

THE CON I'INENT.

I: is difficult to conjtsure, fiom the Ilatements in
the German journals, any thing certain refpeaing the
probable future conduct of the Cabinet of Vienna ;
the Hamburgh Correfpondent, and indeed all the jour
Eals printed where the French have influence, being
as much devoted to the fervice of Narosaost as the
Moniteur itfelf. •

A private letter from Vienna relates the following
charafteretlic anecdote of the Archduke CHARLES
The French Ambatrador having, by the demand of
bis Matter, demanded to be informed of the objet of
the Auftrian Government, in recruiting its army
and fending troops to the frontiers, and expreffed
at the fame time a hope, that no hoQile intentions
againtt France were entertained by that Cabinet—
the Archduke replied, by defiring him to confult the
llonileur, of a particular date !aft year, where he
would find this anfwer :—" The Auarian Army has
been fo completely ruined that it will take at lea
ten years to recruit it,"—as yet not more than one
year has elapfed.

One of our regular correfpondents informs us of
another circumaance, which will probably not be
allowed to appear in the German journals.—Two
regiments, belonging to MOS TIFR'S divirron, near
Stralfund, having marched to join the Grand Ai my,
fame of the Dumb, quartered at Hamburgh, were
ordered, on the 3i intlan'. to march to replace them.
Having proceeded a few miles, they refufed to march
any farther. The Officer who had the command
fent to Martha! BRUNS, who was (lilt on the fron-
tiers of Pomerania, for inflruCtions. The refult was
unknown on the 6th, the date of the letter ; but the
Dutch were (till refraCtory.
The fame letter hates, that 3c,,c00 RuffiAtts were
expeeted to be embarked at Koniogfberg, to proceed
to Pomerania; and that the inhabitants of Magde.
burgh have received notice to provition the plate for
twelve months.

This morning Loan Crtaaccuma ERSKINE once
more took farewell of the Court of Chancery, in
Linc~ln'.•lnn Ball, which was unutit...ly crowded.
After having clifpored of the lilt Code which Itood
on the Paper, his Lordlhip addrciftd the Gentlemen
of the Bar in the following manner :—" Gentlemen, I
have now nothing more to lay ; I once more bii you
tuteweil, wifiting yea all health, profperity, and hap.
pined." His Lordfitip then bowed aud retired.
7eilerday Earl St. VINCENT tranfaeled bufinefs
with Mr. lI:RENVILLE, a: the Admiralty.

NAUTICAL INTRELVENCE,

FALMOUTH, MARCH 29.

Sailed this day the MORRlsrom armed brig, Lieu•e-
nant Boooto, . for the Weftward, having about 3o
fail of veflels under convoy for Penzance, ll'Mob
Liverpool, Wales, &c. ; and loft evening the Malabar
(No. 64 tranfport) for Plymouth, to difembark part
of the 89th Regiment. This veffel loft the lift con-
voy which failed for South Ametica. Arrived loft
evening t t fail of veffels from Dartmouth, to wait
convoy for Newfoundland ; the armed (hip WILLIAM,
Captain TROUNCE, ". om London for the Welt Indies.
This day the flore fhip WEYMOUTH, from Plymouth,
with fpars, &c. for the ufe of the Navy at this port ;
the fhip America, Cotillion, from Plymouth, bound
to St. Johns, for masts, &c. ; the Fairy, Hop° s,
from LivetTool ; the Alice, PoTfiftS, with fruit, from
Lifbon ; the Orion, EVAN S, from Waterford, with
proviflons, for L"ndon. The Princefs Elizabeth
packet with two mails for Lifbon, fails to-morrow.
The Walfingham packet arrived yefterday with
mails, from Lifbon, after a tedious pafrage of z 4
days. Wind E. N. E.