Star.
London, England, 1806-12-24 00:00:00

•LTONA—(ILIICSIV6D ViSTeiIDAY.)

A urnn A, Nn,. ay.—The French garrif m at Ham•
burgh, which exceeded 16,000 men, under General
Monier, broke up two days ago, extremely fuddenly,
leaving only 3,000 men, and in the moll dreadful
weather, took the road to &din. Marfhal ?dottier
was to have followed them yellerday. The 3,000
men left in Hambuigh have fence been reinfnrced by

is many more. It is pris.riely rumoured that t!ie

Ft clic!) army has Mkt ed a confiderable defeat either
in the •icinitl' of Po fen, or near Stettin, and the
GccA finned the fodden and abrupt departure of
Martha! Wittier and his corps from Hnmburgh.
Should things continue in their prefent Hate, two

thirds of the city of HAmburgh will be reduced to the
&reale& spicery, at the French will not fuller any
thing to go out of the gates : all the heavy putt wag-
gons, with parcels, are flopped at the gates, and fent
back to be ezamined, whether any &kith prowl,
is concealed in them.

Dtc. 2.—According to advice, from Knnigiberg,
which come down to the 27th ult. the King of Profile
fill has 'an army of 50,060 men, and his head quar-

ten are at Oflernde, in Eaft ProNs. pantaie has a
garrifon rf .14,000 men, and at the time theft ad-
vices came away, not a fingle Frenchman was in that

neighbourhood. The French had bombarded Thorn,

but without fueeefs; and the bridge, at Thorn, over
the Villals, had been cony/sickly dellroyed bT the
rrulEans, who bad alfo liohsed all the navigation of
that river.

Raffia, it is Paid, will immediately bring a force of
mire than siso,oco men into the field. The levies

throughout the whole Ruffian empire erceed
fevers williwu of men, exclutive of the regular a/my
MoR important intelligei ce is anxionfly expelled
from Poland : but Amid events prove unfavourable
to the'rrench, the accountsmoß teach us very RoWly,
as they' have flopped the regular communkatiao 4>y
the poßs. '
no Sound, Denmark, and the- Puchies of Slef.
wick and Holßein Rill rimain free from irvaGon.
A few days ago Earl Gowar embarked ou board an

Englith'fhip of war, in the Sound, and failadkine,die
Baltic, either for Sweden nr Rrillia. "4
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TO Fie* ate making great preparationaft* the
fiegeitStralfund.
The venerable remains of the Duke of Brunfwick
have been refuted interment in the tomb of his fore-
fithers. Napoleon anfwered to the deputation fent
to him at Bri tin on this Nice :
4! No! Gentlemen, his tato are snot worthy to,
repnfe by the fide of thnfe of his aneellors."
HUSUM, Dec. 2.—Bonaparte has, declared Ham
burgh a free town, and leaies only a .gartifon of
sOOO French there for the winter. Eveo,..Engifh
goods in pacflion of Hainhorgh merelmets will be
-terpetted ; imports and eiporrs free.

A c‘ ntinnation of the Documents relative to the
late Nrgnciations with France, will be found in the
preceding pert of this day's Stmt.
The material differences between the Frenth pub
lieation and theEnglifh account of the Negociation
at Paris are—l fl, That the Letter of M. de T
Italin in anfwer to the firil communication of Mr.
Secretas y Fox, telpeeling the affaCGn, in the original
was brief, but in the French yei Pion it is a long and
eircumflantint Letter.—ad, The moil cutious dif.
ference however is, that in the actual correfpondence,
there was no fuch letter ever delivered to the EA of
'Annul:Liss as that in which they talk of his "Jr
wage manners."—This is an interpolation of the
, French.

In the Ilatement Riven in onr Saturday's paper, of
that part of Lord Howlett's fpeech relating to the
return of Sir ARTHUR P•flIT from Vienna, we have
been led into a millake. We now underfland
Lord HOWICK to have laid, with expreffions of arm-
pliment to Sir ARTHUR PAGET, and with a declara•
Lion that his predeceffors had no intentionof recalling
him, that the incautious publication of his corref-
pondence, which led to the dircovery of his cypher,'
had rendered his fituatinn at Vienna no longer ad.
vifeable, or even eligible to him.
Monday morning the left wing of the 3d Regi •
ment of Foot marched from Dover CI. Canterbury,
on their route for Liverpool. They have been Inc.
ceeded in the duty of that port by the t 3th and afith
Regiments of Foot.
The 13th Regiment marched on Monday mr,rning
front Dover for Deal Birracks, and yellerday the
Royal Smith Lincoln Militia 'in inched info Puyer
from Hythe. The 91(1 Regiment einbirked yeßet.
day morning on board tome (mall veffels which have
failed for the Downs. The Deb and lath Regiments
marched into Dover yeflerday morning from Shorn.
cliff(' and would embark as this morning, if the vita•
they was moderate.
The Galway Eleflion has at length terminated.—
Mr. Datv and Mr. Maarta have been returned.—
The latter Gentleman had a majority of 347..0ver
Mr. Eye., on the azd day.
The antient edifice at Ketteringliam Hall, Nnifolit,
belonging to Mrs. Aren't, the Lady \who took fuch
an aetive part in favour of Colonel Wooeuouse. at
the late Norfolk E.eraion, was burned po Thurfday
night.
Farringdnn Without was as nfual contellea. At
the dole of the.Frild. for Common Councilmen yef
terday, the numbers were as fedlow
Meffrs gnln . 317 NUM, Dalliffß
Waithman , 317 R. Reviver
Hardin - 305 • T Reeve
Sinliti Brnnfeotnb 321 3 Brewer -
Deputy hi en ing 293 'Young
W. J Reeves 187 Griffith
Wright - aB6 Newman
Harper • Sys Axiord
Nichols - • 267

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Yeflerday a Curt of Direftors was held at the
Eall Inei t Hotife. when Lieutenant General Hewn.?
was appointed Second in Council at Bengal. and i
Commander in Chief of all the Company's Military
Forces in the EaR Indies.
Captain Genius Wono was (born into the CAM
mend of the Ikip Charlton, conligned to Bombay
direa.—The Court adjourned at ftx o'clock till
Tuefday next.
The fleet for Great Britain failed from Llibon on
the Is tb inliant.under convoy of the JAMAICA frigate.
The TM•LIA frigate, and Ewtetta, PATTIABOI4
arrived at Portfmouth, failed (tom Q2ebec on the
: ith of November, in company with the Quebec,
Baily ; and the Mary, Service, for London ; Pallas,
....., for Chatham ; a brig tor Whitehaven, and two
brig, for Greenock; the Indultry, Captain Ktioby,
joined off the banks of Newfoundland. The fleet
was difperfed in a gale off the Banks.
The Oporto, Hamilton, from Opotto for Liver.
pool, is no (bare in Studwell Roads.
The ATLAS. man crf war, with fix fail of verde un-
der convoy from Falmouth, arrived at Gibraltar on
the 26th of November.
The (chooner PriACC of Orange, letter of marque,
of Louden, Capt. Layburn, is amerced at Surinam,
frame Africa ; with the Walkington, Mitchel, of
Charlattan, front Africa; and a Portuguefe veffel
whist; they bad detained.
Beearr.-01ellerday no Court of AlJertnen was
held: the Loan Mersa, after infpcaing the return i
ordered the Bread to rife ad. per peck loaf.

At Baonzter 'Lottery °Mee, No. 537, Piccadilly,
eflabldhed near fiat, years is a great variety of Tick-
ets and Shares for the 'titling Lottery, that begins
drawing 13115 January. The Scheme is univerfally
approved of : it contains two Prizes of 30,c001. two
monol. two soloool. three 5,0001. etc. itc. No.
17,880, aft ize of io,oool. February, and 17,7354
a Prize of 0001. the belt Lottery, were both fold in
Shares at the above Office, and the money paid on
demand.

Games at cards occopy much of the pallimes of the
Chtifirn'as feliivri. Ity the following plan they may be
node amcans of gaining many individual', at an tali
rate, a comfortable competency: Let the company
agree, whether they play at 100, whin, cribbage. &c.
to pel
the winnings on each game, during the holi-
days; into a flock pude ; and after the holidays, to
purchafe, with its amount, Sharer in the prefent Lot-
tery Scheme. Thus the Infers at cavils, as well as
the winners, will have an equal chance of reimbutfing
themfelves with immenfe intereft. It is well known
that a ladies' card club gained, a few years fince, half
bf a so,obol. prise by this Teri plat.