Star.
London, England, 1806-12-05 00:00:00

• CUXHAVEN. NOV. Lc

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" The French a'e jolt now taking polrefLon of
oar town. All the mailers of the Englifh ,effeli were
amore when the French made their appearance but
(aced of being captured, all of them made their

lefeape to their refpellive veffelt, when tiny fet Sail
I immediately, and every (hip compofing the lall con-
' rope from London, Hull, and Leith, had the good
fortune to efespe—leaving not a tingle Englifh wer-
chantman either at Hamburgh or any other part of
the River, for the French to take poffeffion of."
To this very agreeable news, highly intereßing to
the Merchants of London, we have to add, that the
Diana packet, Capt. ST I WAIIT. failed from Cuxhaven
at the fame time with the Alpha and other vac's.
for Hufum, having on board Mr. HART, the Agent
forth. packet► : but the wind blowing arong from
the S. E. and the weather being very thick and hazy,
it was unsafe for her to make the port of her claim-
Lion ; fhe therefore brought up, and remained at the
Month of the Elbe what the Alpha came away. No
apprehenfionr were entertained for her fafety. It was
underßood that the had on board the left Hamburgh
and Bremen Ideas that were difparched from Eng-
land, the Agent having deemed it prudent to detain
them till farther orders.
Mr. Teroarrow, our Minitler at Hamburgh, was
at Kehl, and intended to embark on board the Diana
at Hufum.
The freffels that have thus moll happily avoided
capture are reprefented as having on board very va-
luable cargoes. They came over under convoy of
the Faxcou (loop of war. An Englifh frigate and
fonts Gut Brigs remained off Cuxhaven.
FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

Dutch Papers to the 27th nit. have arrived, and
' silo Come Paris Papers. The latter arc not of a later
date than thole we announced yellerday, but they
enable us to complete the relies of Bulletins of the
French army. The 27th Bulletin announce', that
by the capture of Stettin, the French gained a waft
quantity of Englilh merchandize, together with 500
pieces of Eamon. It defcribes the exploits of the
Prince of Porra Corro—reprobates the conduct of
the Prince of Hems CA TM, and declares that theta.
Ylen4v of his Howie ce the Fre:trier: it inceottettidle with the
feel, of Frame. It condo** with Come illiberal and
coarfe remarks on our Agents, particularly " Lords
Paves and MORPITN I" To Ewell the confequenee
of this Bulletin are added Copies of INTSICIFT2D
L TTTTTT which we have given, but the Contents of
which are vary trifling and very infignificant.
From the contents of the Dutch papers it would
appear, that either the French are feeking a quarrel
with the Aufiriart., or the latter is of herfelf very
much inclined intake a part in the war. The cordon
which was nominally ellabliked for the maintenance
of the Auftrian neutrality, is Rated, in an ankle
from Frankfort, to be affembling and concentrating
itfelf towards thole points where the Ruffians were
expelled. The notes delivered by the French Am-
bafratior, to which we have before alluded, do not
appear to have occafioned any extraordinary delay
or conflernation in the Cabinet of Vienna I—they
were answered ahnoft as loon as they were received.
What the nature of the replies were, is, of courfe,
keret ; but as far as conjeaurt is allowable, we con•
ceive that they were not quite favourable to the
French. The notes were delivered on the sth ult.
and, ftven days after, the Auftrians continued mow.
ng towards the borders of Silefia and the Eaftern
Gallicia. This does not look as if the peremptory
reprefentations of M. Roctrarotroautv had the ef-
feet of Striking terror into the Anflriao Councils.
The intercourfe between the Courts of Vienna and
St.Peterlbargh Seems to have inereafed with the mag-
nitude and difficulty of the crifir. The interchange
of couriers is greater than it has been at any time
Since the foundation was laid of the laR difaßrons
campaign. We have every reafon to believe that
there is a perfelt underaanding between the two Ca-
binets ; it would indeed be veep, extraordinary if
there were not. They have each a mighty intereß to
contend for. Ruffia fights to maintain the footing
which the has got in the centre of Europe ; the ver y
exiftence of Außria, as a country, is at Rake. Can
it be thought furprifing that two nations, between
which there is no fnbjett for jealoufy—no objea of
mutual ambition, Ratted combine their Strength againft
a power which menaces the deltruttion of, the one,
and the degradation of the other ?
The pofition of the French army on the right bank
of the Oder, towards the middle of tall month, is
very clearly laid down in an article in thefe papers.
The left wing was extended towards Thorn, on theVif-
tula ; the centre was eftabliihed at Pofen ; and the
right was advanced fomewhat, hut not far, into
Silella. From the circumStance of the right wing
being fa far thrown back, we Should conclude that
Strong fufpicions were entertained of the intentions
of Aultria, and that the French were afraid of
being taken in the rear. The pofition, however, if
(elated in contemplation of having no other enemy
to deal with than the Ruffians, was as good as could
have well been made choice of.
The Dutch Legiflative Body met on the I Bth,and
rt-ljourned to the tit inflect. Kin Louts arrived in
Safety at the Hague on the r Bth, after the fatigues and
danger: of his arduous campaign.
Thefe papers Rate, that on the xoth the French
entered Bremen.

Thi Pabingba Maeopts, from Peter!burgh fnr
Oporto, is wrecked near Bchagen. Part of the cargo
is expedled to be fared.
The Setide I.itanitt, from Qt2ebec for Liverpool,
Is put iatO Li:tottick with damage.

NAUTICAL arrELLlcanz

TORBAY, DECEMBER S.
Laft night, after pull, arrived his Majel (hips
Poonesuvater and CONVOltall. fiom Plyreout!,, to
join the ref of the fleet in Torbay.—Mni,dey night,
yeflerday, and left night, it blew e very heavy gale
of wind limn the N. W. His blejefty's fhip, in the
Bay flruck their topgallant mails, and rode in perfeet
fa'ety, as did the whole of the (mailer veffels in the
Bay.
POITBMOITTH, DECEMBER 4.
ante tip from St. Helen's his Majefty's flip Sr.
Canine, 1-.1 ptt guns. It 16 reported that the will
take oat the outward boom! weft Indialket from
hence silted, a. his Maje Ihip Tit esti, that was
eppnivt-d to take them to Cork, is countermanded.
Sailed his Wetly', (hips Daatwe on a cruise ; IL.
Viti motto, Nate/issue, Emsa•LD, and the Foal- u An
fot Plymouth. Wind Southerly.

D' Al., DECEMBER 4.
Sailed his Malelty's (hip AAAAA for Sheer•
nets; SII•NNOM frigate.Pi.aent, Tnansent, and
CALYPSO, for the French Cosa Pot back to the
I )owes this morning, by contrary winds, hit M.sjel•
ty's kips HOSOSSII, Ft a; ano Peonsito, with the
outward bound, kc. under eons, y, hound to she
Wellward. Arrived the Thunder', praam front a
mite, and EOM's tom gn r b ig frornYat ms.uth, and
remain in the Downs, with the red of the (hips es
pet lad, alto the Wlllism Pitt, Hero, B••nett a, Me.
lanthn' Dana, Amason, Reli•nee, Err.leavotat,
Friends, Eagie, and many other tranfp rts, fusunta
t 6 the Weit ward. Sailed the Kavoasoo Hoop, for
Sheernefs, to refit. Wind W. fine weather.
WEYMOUTH, Due. 4.
Arrived the E.+, lith brig So..ke, Capt. Stirietir
ADLY, fr..m Labor, bound to Plymotith, and Col d
again this morning. Dispatches from Haney
BioUGN•M, Efq. were delivered at the Port OM
of Weymouth, by 1)11,1113 MALCOLM.
GREENOCK, DEC. a.
The homeward-bound convoy from the Welt Indies
was to fail from Tortola on the ill ef December.-1- •
Arrived at Fort Olafgow on Friday, the Mar qrstrite,
from Lifiyon, which the left on the t3th ult. Capt. -
ANSTRUTSISIL left lying in the Tagus, his Majefty's
brigs ROVilit RICHMOMO, and S fehoonera
and a finop Of war from et Cadiz : came paffenger
by the Marguerite. j. Matinee, late Mate of the
Margaret and Ann, lassirt,,of Yarmouth, which
veffel failed from Plymouth, on the t its of o@ober
lad, under convoy of hit Majelly's Vtinte tn.
and was taken on the sift of the fame month, in lat.
41. 14. long. i 1. W. by the Spanifh lugger Touf-
faint, of Vigo, carrying 5 guns and 6a men. The "a...lL'•
lugger silo took a bark bound to Lifbon, which had it..
been under convoy of the Roan. The brig Q2cen
which was under the fame convoy, was tiro taken by:
a row•boat, and the whole were carried into Vigo....
Arrived here the fame day, the brig New Soccer*,
Fiats, of this port, from Dmtdalk. On Thurfday
night, when off Lamlafb, was run foul of by t'he brig
Thetir, (arrived et Bottling Bay), and very much
damaged ; her fore top gallant mall and fore top
MA flay carried away, her [inboard fide Rove in.
and one of her boats Rove alongfide; the moll of the
crew made their efcape in the remaining boat, and
the veflel was brought in by the remainder, tailed
by a pang of the y s ft regiment, paffengers, by whole
exertions et the pomp., the veffel was kept above
water. The Thetis 101 l her jib boom, but we have
mot learnt whether the (Angled any other 41a wage.
°Limestone. Dee. *wadi el by Aurora. Fitalintimea, from
Whit i Portent. RIR. PM Cam; and the New jerLy, Mor-
dm, fremAatiemp. yrs/tfa Breftwas, Coles, ter daraltaa ;mad
del Avikrame,Plallesi, fbe Padden.
ARRIVED.
Al UMW. the Throb, W Rena 11111boav-At Liverpool,
Good Town, frimo Laos; Jobe and Mary, Haoron, from
Wyburp; kekserva, Aimee. from New York ; (Ilea, Stacks,
from Ilavalmah ; Atietle, Wteeler, item Sefton • Toon, Lipton.
from Rip; and the Coshes. Harry, frees ittecidWlie; Maar,
Jam, Hardy, from Chasteeen; Nablay, Creedal, worn
chuktu; Alpe:masa, Da Cella, hem Opottet; 'idea, Davis,
from Pete/Ranh ; lidee,Arces I and the Plarfere, mums, freer
Narn...At Tends, Sesprile, trim the Clyde-..At
Peesanee, the Harmony, Jelin&m, hem Itareelows—At fled,
Neva, Dawn, from Nana; sad the Peter, frees Malaga-.
ha the Clyde, Margaret, Aeßruther, (RPM LilbOilAt Charlatan,
Birmingham Packet, from the Clyde—At Savannah, Sle
Akmoder ti magma, from Ideerpeol.-At pain.
, end Hestrefa, Clime, from Liverpool—ln Yarmouth
Raids, the El•sabeeh, Wardell, from Memet.-Off Lessens',
Waterman, Lyndon, from Riga—Off Dover, Lucent, Ilmburn,
from Denia ; Fair American, Davis, from Virginia; and the Venus,
Montgomery, from Belfaft--At Cowes, Amphitrite,
it. Miebeerw-At New York, Maria, Rellter, from briftoL

The pleafure and improvement of the juvenile and
Fair Readers of La BILLS Asassostaa r or. Bas►'s
Cooav and FAIN. /decease', have been
very bandfomely cnnfulted by the Proprietor of the
prefent Number, publifised this day. No leis than
(even new Dances, with appropriate figures, have
been compofed, exprefily and exclufieely for this in.
firuftive Number, by thufe eminent compofera Gow,
Dr. Kolman, Saunderfen. and Ware, which ■re
particularly adapted for private parties and ;Albion-
able affemblies during the prefent winter lesion t and
may Terre alto as inflruaive and pleafing lams
for young Ladies on the Piano Forte. From the
celebrity of all the Compilers of there original
Dances, it may be expeaed that they will become
the rage of the feafun. The other embellilliments in
this Number are gracefully and Ma beautifully ex-
ecuted; they eonfilt of a fine Portrait of the Crochet-a
of GLooc aaaaa with four elegant whole length
Portrait Secures of Ladies in the London and Pa-
rifian Falloons of the mooth, and three beautiful
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the molt chafe and elegant entertainment; leveret
Effays and Leaures.
Coax EXCIOASION, Mass Lane, DSc. s.—The
imports of Wheat to day are few, and the fupplies
fkort—Sales made in this trade are fully at our Left
prices—Hardly any Rye at hand—Barley is in re-
quell, and more re•.dy (ales—White Peas fall 5s per
quarter higher, and Grey are dearer—Beans of each
kind fupport their prices..-Of Oats there are few
fret arrivals, and (carve any of the bell quality; this
article is at left prices, and many cargoes are expea-
ed—The prices of Flour remain with mall variatios.
0. ARIAL 01/111111C11 A aa
Wheat, Os res itss per Vs Orly P1it1464 /egad
Fine Ditto. Me ots od Betos, ♦ye ste od
Rye. go ere od Tice Ditto Os 434 Oa
illief,39ll 451 od Oars, 20 1171.3C4
Mak, res 78. ad Poked ditto res yos pi
White Peak, (Boners) les 941 Rape Seed, tel 271 Ws
lase Fleur roe to rye /mod 60 to la pie

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