Star.
London, England, 1805-09-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER t 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAYAT ONE O'CLOCK:
ow. mooch spi 53—for 0ft.5111-omniont sl 3, for 04 3/
Excheq. Rills, par to Is. preen.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
4 per Cent. Red. A. Witt Short Ann. that
per C. Conf. Ann. 33{ 53 India Banda, is. is. dU.
I pee Cent C Ems. t dif. 21 mt.
3 per Cent. Navy Sint Lottery Tickets IV. 1.01.
Long Ann. fkut Conf. for ace 53 f

Lord,Na son arrived at Portfmouth on Saturday
morning and about the middle of the day embarked
op board the Vic roar ; and yellerday morning, hay.
ing hoilled his Rag, his Lordlhip, accompanied by the
EutTA.P.Us frigate, failed to take the command of the
fleet of Cadiz.

Since our lift French journals to the 6th, and
Dutch to the z rth, have come to hand, from which
live have made tome interefting eztrails. •
'According to the former, not a divifion or two,
but the_greater part of the force that was lately en;
"summit at Boulogne,.and along the French to:ft,
his been ordered to the Rhine. It marches in, co.
morons, and in the fame order, it was kept in at the
tbaran reaching its delliaatira it may be per.
#ely formed and ready to open the campaign, -
'According to the Dutrjr papersothe Army 41/8"...
irii.(cibferie.the term) was to arrive at Nmegoen on
;the Bth itillant, and proceed en the toth for Cleves
the fecond diiifian was to arrive at Rbenen on the Stb,
at Nimeguen on the toth, and proceed to Clem on .
tht t ith ; the thud divifion, commanded by Gene—
ral Tiussoweast tr. was to arrive at the camp of
Utrecht on the Bth, and proceed by Rhenen and Nt.,
mettles to Cleves ; and the Referve Artillery,
the Corps of Engineers, Gene d'Armes, the Guard
of the General in Chief, and every thing belonging
to the head-quarters, was to be at Nimeguen on the
'lath, to proceed on ilse 3th, inthe track of the Paid
three divifions. It is laid that the point where all
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tbefe troops will reaftemble is at Mentz.

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While every movement on the part of France in•
dicates a determination to invade the Territories of
'AuAria, as loon as the French troops can be brought
to the fcene of anion, BMIAPARTI affeds to believe in
the poffibility of actual hoßilities being yet avoided.
Letters from Ratiibon of the IR intl. Aare, that
the Erench aarge d' iffe!rj: delivered, on the est.'s
of Augull, to the Minilter and Envoys in titit city,
a note, Rating in ftibßance, that the Emperor of the
French had necetrarily directed his attention to
the movements of the troops, and the airembling
of irmia in the Tyrol, and on the frontiers of
Italy; that be Rill was willing to credit the pacific
ditpofitions of Auftria ; but that it was impoftble
act to demand explanations rerpeding 'the move-
ments in queilion : that if thole explanations were
not ratisfadory. a French army would pars the Rhine;
.but that the-frinces and Stater of Germany might
always rely on the friendihip of France, who would
take every opportunity to give proofs thereof, Ea.
-The fame letters add, that the note in which there
explanations are required, has been prefented to the
Court of Vienna, whore anfwer is expeded with the Iry
noon impatience; and that it is generally underflood,
that the. Außrian army which is forming at Weis,
near Lints, in Upper Maria, will advance to the
Inn, and take military pations in Bavaria. It is
added, that the Couit of Munich has been officiAly
apprifed of this intention.
In another Journal, the following accouut is given
of this 'matter :

6 RAITISBON, Auc. the French
Cbarged'Afoirn, received on the evening of the ssth
by a •French Courier, who was going to Vienna in
peat hate, the Cupy of a Declaration, fent by the
Court of France to its Amb,ardor at Vienna, ts, be
delivered by him to the Imperial Court. M. Bile
Olt% has communicated the Paid Declaration, purfo-
ant to orders, to the Minifiers refiding at Ralik*.
Its prineipil contents ate as foUow—

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66 The Emperor of the French is on the'point of
undertaking the expedition againd England. In.tbis
intention, and Upending entirely upcin the peace es. •
iling with'Auftria, and the other Powers of the Con
tinent, he his affembled on the coed the greater part .'
of his ttoops.frorn Italy and the Rhine, and has al. •
mod entirely evacuated Switzerland. It was, time..
fore,' tohis infinite furprize, this his Majeky learned
that great movements have taktn place Among the
AuQrian troOps in Italy, in the Tyrol, and toward,
the frontiers of Bavaria. His Majefty conliquently '
thihks himfelf not only -jellified; but. alfo Obliged! •
befoie he executes the 'gtelfspterpillikikYuiftion, to
requite of the Court of. Vienna a pefitive, declar
tion relative to the objetfts of thofe nseafures, and int-
farther intentions,, that, in cafe the reply be . not fa..
tiefallory, the Emperor ofahe Frebelr may poftpone
the expedition againft England, and repair to the
Rhine withhis' whole face, foe pie iiurpole of com-
pellirig &atria to priterie'lbe peeee.cof the Coati- .
Dent,"
6 The French Close di•raipa itddt..".that be had -
no other objed in.view in conmsenieating the abbe •• 1
declaration, than to convince the Btates'of the Erni'
pire, that, notsvithdanding a war might enfue, the
only objell of France was, the .prefervation of the •
peake of the German Empire."
• Meanwhileahis Document llama& a Prong hat.
preffion on the Members of the Diet. • The Imperial
•CorettilifEary has comatteicattil to' foine cf the .
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,or ;;Itt Declaration which was fent by the Court of
Vienna to the Courts of Paris, Peteriburgh, London,
frec.' [ Here follows an ablitati of the clecla-
rat;or), a correct copy of which appeared in our Paper
of the 7th inflant.]

BOIAPARTI talks of his long threatened invalion
of England as a !natter in which the ref t of Europe
eonld feel no interelt whatever. And fo he would
of the invafrot, in detail, of every 'other Power.—
Tbe dostrine amounts limply to this—a lam at
pence with your Hates, what can it therefore be to you
whom di I attack E" Such adeclaration, if any thing
can, mutt open the eyes of every Power to the fate
that awaits them, if they continue to remain painve
fr•Ctaton of the lawlefs aggreilions of this Uforper ;
,01,, is, however, of fo very accommodatinea difpoll•
that he agrees to fufpend, for the pr fens, his
in-
tended invafion of this country !
Throughout the whole ache Ruffian and Auffriats
tevrimies immerefe preparations for war are carry-
ing on, and with an aetivity which indicates a deter-
mination to fettle the affairs of Europe by the only
means to which reeourfe can now be had, with any
hope of prefcribing limits to the infatiable ambition
of the fconrge of the cioilifed world.

It is not long fine' this Ufurper had the temerity
to defire the Auftrian Ambatfador to bid his Matter,
Mould he prefume to interfere with his affAirs,
look to his own territories." This was of a
piece with his infolent boaß, that " England. Tingle
handed, could not contend with France ;" and
it is likely foon to have the fame ktnd of reply.'
—Let the Ufurper look to his own territories !
The principal Continental Powers are now leaguing
againft him, and that very power which he affelted
to defpife, will force him to Jeep a large army on his ocva
Arse, though he kerns to think he will have nothing
to do but to march the whole into Germany.
The following isa lift of the Regiments which are
now under orders for foreign fervice.

CAVALRY.
Royal Hnrfe Gnarls...l R.

Dragoon Guards-4th, 6th and 7th Regirttertts.
Light Dragoons-IR, 2d, 5d.4111.66. 7th, 9th, loth, nth, tsth,
tint, tath, :stb, and a :ft Regiments.
Gernran Leglon—t ft Dragoon-Ditto aft Light Dragoons.

Total-113.am Rico. -
INFANTRY.
Foot Guards—Fire Ilattationsof the Three Regiments.

aft Battalion of t►e atti, yeti, 1 ath, %a ft, 53i1,3: ft. aoth. 434 Slide
118tb,y tit, yatlb and Ift and ad battalions of t►c soya Foot.
Total•.-17,000 Infantry.

Another embarkation will, as fpcedily as poifible,
be carried into effect in Ireland, where the following
Regiments have been alfo ordered to hold tbemfclves
in readinefs for foreign fervice :

CAVALRY.
3d. and seb Dragoons.
ITtb, 17th, Mb and ajd Light Dragoons. •

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INFANTRY.
VI Battalion of the 3d Regiment, 9th, nth, s6th, stth, 36t11,
36th, 43th, 47th, icth, 63d, 79th, gad, and 97th.
Total—a 0,000 Men •,

Grand total of troops ordered for foreign fervice-
-46,c00 men, to whiX will be added eonfiderable de-
tachments from the Engineers and Artillery.
The Staff Officers for the army are not yet appoint;
tel, but it is reported that the Dukes of Krtyr and
Cl.”4110R LAND are to have commands--fhoold the,
former be employed, he mull necelfarily command,
unlefs the Duke of YORK (horrid be appointed to that
fervice. It is laid that the recent elevation of the,
Duke of Kier to the rank of Field Marfhal was,pre-
paratory to his nomination to the dire lion of this
Expedition.—Other reports give the chief command
to Load CATHCART and the command in fecund to
64 J. Moo's.

A Nlcffenger arrived at Count WAIttIIZOFF'S in
Harley Itreet, on Friday night, with dispatches from
St. Peterfburgh, on the lubjed of which his Excel
lency fhnrtly after had communicaton with Lord
1 11/4lure:era. The Me'Tenger came to Yarrisoutth
from Gottenhurgh in the Amity packet, lent purpofe-
ly for his conveyance. without waiting for the mail.
There dirpatches, we are allured, are of the ttighelt
importance. They corroborate, in every particular,
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what we have already 'fated refpeding the move
ments of the Ruffian troops, a numerous body of
r whom was to reach the Auflrian province of Gallicia'
1 on the 4th inn, and is to artive on the borders of the'
Rhine on the to or ad of next month, to co•opetate
with the' Auftrian forces now ready to take the field.
The following communication will be interelling
to many of our Readers
" Si., Dreadnought, a Cadit, Aug. 111, I:31.
" i sown you the papen of the two Danifh vcffels ladertin the
Port of Cadiz, whale mailers have applied to be permitted to pro-
end on thi ir voyage. No pan of my duty Is more painful to me
1 thin Old which may, is he riperatiorm.alliik theiutereft or cane.
fel f f Cc of dit folieels of Neutral Fewest; but you malt be fen-
' shie,sir, that grnerst ordin cannot, withluiNce, be partially etc -
t' coml. Whenever I restive Inner Rides topennit Ihips,under the
f aireumitanese of the Neptune sod Ebenezer, to pets with their
Agnes, I flak have real plesfure Is rating the cornett oppltanl7
ty of sommuniesting it so you. I lava the honour ti be, Joe.
(Signed) " e. cot. la ts ewootr."
Is Ts Wm. Beaclons, Ifq. his Datil& Maiefty's Conful,Csdia.
A letter font an officer belonging to Admiral
RUssaLL's feet, off the 'react, dated Sept. 8, fay*—
" The tranfports began on Saturday to difembark
their troops; they are now all on (hose, and base
marched into the interior, for Nimeguen. Many of
I the sr4nfports have failed back for Amfteidam.--
Airniral Di Woorea has tlruck his flag, and his
fltip's fails are unbent ; silo the top-fails of Admiral
Al Kisser."
The amount of the property brought home on at-
count ui the Ealt India Company is 9,700,6001. the
prixate propetty trade, and %hips, about 4,600,rag01.
and the duty to Government j.600018t11.. • •