Star.
London, England, 1806-11-13 00:00:00

?ROM THE PARIS PAPFAS.

MAYSIICE, OCT. 29.—The Emprefs of France re-
ceived here 14ft night a Courier from the Grand
Army. It appears, that the King of Pruflia has de.
rnanded peace, and that the Prince of Benevento.
11 the Minifler for Foreign Affairs, has been common.
led brew Emperor to difcufs the conditions of it with
the PrufEan Plenipotentiaries. That Prince has ac-
cordingly quitted Mayence, to repair with all poffible
expedition to Berlin. On the fame thy, the firll co.
loran of PrutE4n prifoners, to be amount of y
men, arrived here on their route to Nancy. Sue-
ccf five columns of ptifoners will follow them without
delay.

Hacut, Nov. 4. (Gazette Extraordinary.)—The
advanced guard of the Army of the North, com-
manded by the King, arrived at Paderborn on 30t6
ult. and began its march for Caffel immediately
after the arrival of an Aid de Camp belonging to
Martini Mortier, announced that war was declared
againll Hellc, and the MarfhaPs corps, already far
advanced into that country, required the pretence of
that army.

The French and Dutch troops have marched with-
out halting, to Carrel. This movement not being
furefeen, they have fuffered much for want of pro.
viSons, and in confequence of the extraordinary ce.
derby with which they have aFlcst in this march. • •
They arrived before Caffel on the t ft of November,
in the morning, and took their Ration before the
place, which was already ocenpi.:d by the troops en-
der Martha! Monter.
The advanced guard of 11Iv Army of the North,
lit is believed, has arrived in Weliphalia. It has not
entered into Caffel. It appears that this army has
no other objed than to fuccour the corps under Mar.
Thal Mortier, which is believed to be engaged with
the Haan troops.
The King pallid the night in the refidence of the
French Mini(ler, and deputed early the next day.
14 Mariam, °cross: 14.—The proclamation of the
Prince of Peace is of the following tenor :
" Under circumliances lcfs dangerous than thole
we are now placed in, the good and loyal fubjeels
have been impreffed with the neceffity of *aiding
their Sovereigns with voluntary gifts andeuccours
proportioned to the wants 0* the State. This is
the precife moment for individuals to thew them.
fdvas generous towards their cout.try. In the kirg.
dom of Andalofia, Mature has proiuced horfes fur
light cavalry. Can The province of Eflramadura,
which rendered fuck important fervices of this kind
to Philip V. behold with indifference the Cavalry

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of the Xing of Spain reehged :and incomplete from
a want of bodes 3.N0—1 cannot fuipole it. On the
contrary, I hope that, according to the example of
the illuffrions anceftors of the prefent generation,
who fetved the anceftor of our King, in levies of
men and holies, their defeendants will feel the ne-
ceffit I of furoithing regiments or companke of• man
expert in the management of horfes ; that they may
be employed in the fervice and defence of their
country, fo long as aitual danger (hall elan. After
a certain time they (hall return full of glory into
the bofom of their country. Each maa (ball
dif-
putt the honour of viflory. One perfon wiU attri-
bute to the prone' of his tingle arm the fafety of his
family, another that of his chief, his parent or friend.
In Mort, all will confider thernfelves as acceffary to
the fafety of their country. Come on then, my dear
countrymen, place yourfelves under the bell of So-
vereigns. Come, I will meet you all with gratitude ;
I offer you this day the homage of your patriotifm,
if GOD ill crown our villories with a happy and
lading Peace—lse only objet of our saes. I know
you will not give way to fear or perfidy. Your hearts
are proof againfi all feduftion. Come, and if we are
not compelled to encounter our enemies, you will
not incur the danger of being marked as furpetied
perfons, and as having given a fallacious idea of loy
shy or honour, in refuting to anfwer the call which
I now make upon you,
" But if my voice cannot infpire you with fenti•
meats of your glory, be your own prompters ; bi-
come the fathers of the people in whofe name I ad-
drefs you, in order that you may become that which
pofterity fhould venerate, for the fake of your own
honour, and that of the religion you profefs.

" lo the Palace of the Modal, Oftober 5, 18,16.
(Signed) 0 TIM POMO! or PtACt;"

THE EVENING STAR.

Of late we have received numerous letters from nor Friends, in-
forming us that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
are forwarded into the country, often fubititute others for
Toe STA/. This Is a kccies of impoinion to which oar
cotton-ices only tan apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their prefect Agents to Meantime laving them, and, on In-
forming us, we Mali give their orders to Newfmen, who dr
not pradlice the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Agent, let them difeontinue to take the fuhltituted Paper,
note the date when they flop, and pay only up to that tine,
feuding us notice to provide them with another Agent.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER r 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

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p Par Omit. c.a. 6if lif lndia Bonds .31. a 4a. prom.
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Coofoto. for money, 6111—for account 64
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PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Paris Journals to the 7th, and Dutch to the t ith
What, have arrived, and have brought a continua-
tion of the Bulletins of the French Army from the
rAtth to the :Ili inclufive. The lall is dated from
Berlin the 28th ult. and is followed by a Proclama•
tion of NaroLson, in which he announces his inert-
tion of proceeding to meet the
RUSSIANS AND PRUSSIANS,

win are advancing. This amounts to an admit on that
a junaion has been formed between tome part of the
Pruffian army and the Ruffians, and we may loon ex.
pea to hear of a frelb, and probably a moa bloody
conflid.

The divifions of Lassos, DATOUST. Aimee:au,
and BsaN•DOTTE, were at Berlin and its vicinity by
the a6th ult. NIT% corps was left to blockade Mat=
deburgh, and Soucy and Mutter were fent in por-
fuit of the Proffians. This was pretty curly the dif
tribution of the whole of the French army on the 27th
ult. What !octets Soul.: may have obtained over
that part of the PrufGan army of which he was in
chase, we cannot culled from the Bulletins ; but by
the accounts which we have previoufly had from
Hamburgh, we ihoull foppofe that he had cut off
its retreat, and compelled it to leek for protection in
Meeklenburgh or Swediffs Pomerania.
Muaav's corps, confining entirely of cavalry, en.
cotintered the Pruffian cavalry, compaing the ad-
vanced guard of Prince HoNssLosss's army, at Zeh.
dada to the North of Berlin, on the :6th ult.
which they boat of having defeated with the lots of
woo men. Frcm the manner in which the action is
defcribed by the enemy, we are perfuaded he gained
so very deeifive advantage in the ccrifliel. When he
throws out the expectation of being fupported by the
divifino of Lama's, we begin to furpeet, that, inflead
of obtaining a villory, he met with a repolfe. In
this opinion, we Are confirmed by the Twenty firti
Ilutletin, in which it is [Wed. that MURAT, Latarits,
sod DIRRADOTTR, are purfuing the Prince cf Ho.
vinous ; but we are not without our fears that the
latter has not been able to effeel his retreat to the
Oder. After the affair at Zehdenick, he was obliged
to change his route, and march upon Furztenborgh,
which, it was to be arprehended, would throw him
in the way of Soulr, who wac punning the corps ,
ander the command of the Duke of NVPIMAR.--.1
It it therefore very ptr,bable that the aCCOUrti3 :tom
Harnburgh, which Itated he had been wounded and
made prifoner, will yet be confirmed.
7:a roLsow entered Berlin en the 27th with great
The city was illi.coinated ir, the evening.—.

irrnp.

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A fort of popular police has been appointed tyros. I,
nage the affairs of the city, and to preferve orsie4
among the citizens ; but as to the Courtiers. whom,
the Emperor charges as being the authors of the war,
he declares, " he (hall reduce them to loch extremi-
ties that they Mall be compelled to beg their bread."
Nor do we confider this as an idle threat. How many
Nobles have been reduced to this nate, fince the
commencement of the French Revolution ?
But if filch be the vindiCtive vengeance with which
thole whom the conqueror confiders only as a kind
of fecondary principles, are to be purfzed, wbat
would bethe cup poured out for Britoar, fhould he
profper in his plans of dellrutlion again(' this cowl.
try! On every occafion our Government is charged
with being the prime mover in all the Wars which
have defolated Europe for the !all 17 years.
To talk of the falfehood of the charge, would be
as idle as the remonflrance of the lamb to the wolf,
fhould we ever be in his power. We are threatened
with nothing lefs than complete ruin, and we mull
fay that our exertions have not been equal to the
crifit. Inilead of tieing the population of our coun-
try in arms, we have Peen out vclunteer force pra-
ttled, and nothing fubflituted in its place. This is
net as it ought to be. and a dreadful refponfthility
lies fomewh:re.
France, which drinks at the very fonrce, charges
Britain with the crime of filling the waters with
blood. NAPOLIOII declares "he will make no peace
with England till'he has deprived her of the weans of
diked.* the tranguiPky of the Continent any mow."
—That is till he has reduced us to beggary, wretch.
ednefs, and dependancet for the power of Eaglifhgold is
the theme of his cotthant anathema—this is the mean
which we ate always accufed of employing to dillurb
the repofe of Europe !

Yeflerday, at a quarter paQ two o'clock, a Cabi-
net Council was held at Lord How t c a's Office, which
was attended by the Loan CHANCILLOIt• Lord
Gasw•ti.e.r, Lord Ext.sitsoaouoit, Earl SPINCIR,
Lord Hot.t.awa, Lord H. Parry. Vilcount StD.
' wourit. Vifcount HOWICK, Earl Moses, Mr. I'.
GRINVILLI, and Earl LAUDIRDALE/ which fat till
half pall four o'clock.
It has been incorreElly (Wed, that Government
had ordered the furpenfion of all intereourfe with
Varel and Emhden. We are allured that no fuch
infirudions have been iffued.
Yeflerday a Court of Direetors was held at the
EMI India Houfe, when Captain JAMES Ctaasata
was (worn into the command of the &salvo, con-
fired to Madras and Bengal. The fhip Rsra sax
was taken up for four voyages in the Company's
fervice. The Court adjourned, at fix o'clock, till
to-morrow.

Admiral Sir Jona Warrasis is arrived in ttrwn,
and yefterday bad An interview with the Board of
Admiralty.
It is with great plcafure that we are enabled to an-
nounce to our Readers, an entirely new and original
Work, by W. M. Woo Dwain, Efq, entitled, " The
CARICATURB MAGAZIII2." or, Eccentric Mirror.—
This original and popular Work is regularly pub-
lifhed every fortnight.
Accounts have been received of part of the crew
of the Camases frifrate, which was loft on the
French coati in tngagrng the French frigate Sala-
mander. It appears that they endeavoured AO burn
the Salamander, but owing to the heavy fire of the
foldiers on (bore, they were compelled to furrensler.
Lieutenant Was. RICHARDS, and Mr. Cumserau,
Purfer of the Consramca, with Mr. F , the
Matter of the SH I LDRAIS, were well on the 16th ult.
on their march to Verdun. There were alto up
wards of thirty feamen and mariaes belonging to teh
Conflance with them.
Extra& of a letter from a Gentleman at R.ofsau,
dated Sept. I am this morning arrived from
Martinique, and am lorry to relate to you the 'un-
happy misfortune that has befallen this Colony: On
the gth it& at night, the wind was fo violent as to
drive all the (hipping on (bore, except an American
febooner ; almoft all the hones were (wept into the
tea, and nearly 200 lives were loft by the coming
down of the river ; the country has fuffered dreid-
fully, anal ail the crop entirely deflroyed, the works,
houfes, negro huts, &c. levelled to the ground, and
all hisMajefly's barracks at Morne Bruce and Prince
Rupert's, gone to atoms. In Martinique, about
twenty fail came on (bore, including (mall craft, hut
the country and town did not fuffer. The (hip Nep.
tune is fide in the Point."

Monday morning a honfe (full of lodgers) in Rafe-
alley, fell down, but fortunately
no lives were loft, nor any perfon ferioully injured.
Lad Sunday morning a fight took place behirld
the Ben Johnfon's Head, Stepney Fields, between
two men, named Mahoney and Briant 3 the latter
was fo feverely beaten, that he died in the coach that
was taking him to his apartments in Rofemary-lane.
On Thurfday night lad a numerous and defperate
banditti, armed and difguifed, attacked the falmon
weir, at Bofcarne, near 13odmin, the property of ft*
Rev. Dr. Flarnann, which they entirely deftroyed.
On Monday evening, about nine o'clock, as Col.
Jacvsoe, of Beach Hill, in Surrey, was returning
home, his honk threw him about two milea from his
houfe. He received a kick in 11,e face, and in feveral
parts of the body, I.,nt we are happy to Bate that no
dangerous confcquences arc apprehended from the
accident.

The race between the lint (ham Champion and the
Bootelofer was decided on Monday, not on thePi inee's
Grov.nd, as was intended, but on the Race.ground,
Brighton. The di(lance was ioo yards. The odds,
which had been 3 to 2 in favour of the Horfham man,
changed to a toe in favour of the Bootclofer, before
liar ting force time. The Bootclofer was the winner ;
h: beat his opponent between two arid three yards.—
The Knowing Ones, it teems, made a confiderable
fun) on this match. Thofe not fn de:ply id the feca et
were minus to tome tune. There was a great con-
ibicnce of people in the Oriente. High and low in
difcriminately mixed together.

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GENERAL. ELECTION.
Lill of returned Memben, in addition to tliofe be.
fore given :
Dea ars was... Lord 0. Cowinib,E. M. Monday, Efq.
Nalrlo r (011111,1111)-EdIV Morris and Wm. Nortky, Efqrs.
DDaaarr (Coouy)—•Gr R.Mdbnnke and Sir T. H
NoTrinonms Daniel Parker Coke and John Smith, Efqrs.
IVION MOUT Illuiaal,ord A. Somerfet, chants morgan,Elq.
MONT 0011 tat—Charles Watkins Wynne, Efq.
Mosroossa•Y—Whitaied Keene, Efq.
Afro it—Lord Headley and Sir James Graham.
W. W.Wynne.
Lysaa-.Lend Burgherft and Colonel Henry Fanc.
Duattat (Univerlity)—Hon. Mr Knits.
RADNORSIIIII—WaIter Wilkins, Efq.

COWTISTID at, ICTIONS.
Kummer—State of die Poll yefterday—alaird day •
l'Oittleshwayto 1375 Chute - 1333
Herbert t3S7 Mildmay 1325
Smiatesaisay—State of the Poll Go lVfoaday,
Hon. William Hill - 391
bloo. C. Sennett - aso
Mr Jones 233
NORTINAMPTON—CIac of the Poll ydterday :
Lord Ahltorp 588
Mr Cartwright - 430
Sir W. Longhorn 342
Warrettityrsit.—Yellerday being the Ninth Day,
the numbers refpeetively on the dote of the Poll,
were—

Sty S. Hood 430 g
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Mr.Paull 36.58
Mr. Sheridan 3548
The numbers thus leave Mr. Sheridan only tto
behind his antagonill, Mr. Paull.
MIDDLIM.,—THIRD DAM—At the dole of the
poll yeiterday. the numbers were—
William Menial, Efq. • 936
George Byng, Efq. - 833
Sir Francis Burdett - as

NSW SHERIFFS.
The annual ceremony of pricking for Sheriffs took
place yelerday at the Court of Exchequer. Accord-
ingly the proceffion advanced, about half paR twelve,
from the Robing Chamber, in the following order :
Lord H. PSTTY, Chancellor of the Exchequer ;1
Lords SPINCIN, &smooth, and Haw LIT ; the Lora,
Charrotxxoa, and Train Bearer; Loan Cruse Jos.
vice of the KING'S Beach, and Train Bearer ; Loan
Jurrics of the COMMON PLeAs, and Train
Beater ; the Loan Chas, BAION, and Train Bearer, I
followed by the other fidget of the retpeeive Courtt.
Being feated on the Bench, in order of proceffion;l
the lilt was then called over.
The following are the names of thofe who were
nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council :
Szoroaosnian..—Rlchard Orkher, of Puddlngton, Efq. Jofeph
Howell, of Mutat Strut, Efg. and Sir Philip bdoamix, of
Sandy, Bart.
mixserita.—Wiltiam Blanc, of Win:ll4 Park, Erg. lames I
ii
Croft, of Greenhorn, Efq. and George Henry. Cruchky. of
Sunnins.lllll Park, Erg.
BUCKI.J•I4IICs Backirell Pried, of Tyringtam, Efq. Rkhartti
Payroll, !of Lidasiftosso Payroll, Efq. and Sir William Clay- 1
ton, of Harleford, Bast;
CAMIIIDGII Rid frONTINODONiIInItt hquire, of Xnap•
well, Efq Hale Worsham, of Royftort, Efg. and Thomas Far.
feu, of Hilderfhaw, Efq.
Cosmos —Francis DukhiSeld Aftley, of Duklnfield, Erg.
Charles Trelawooy Fireman, of iihotsick Park, Efq. and Ro-
bert Bamford, of Upton, Erg.
Cu so ataLA No —John Tocollnfon, of litifewe HUI, Erg. 'Motto !
Irvin, of jultice Town, Big. and Miles Ponfunby, of Hail Hall,
Ffq.
Dlasv soma ...Sitwell Sitwell, of Renilhaw Hall. Erg. Samuel
Fox, of Thor:ton Grange, Efq. and the Hon. Sir Richard Ca•
undies, of Doveridge, Bart.
Divonserac.—John Butted, of Fleet, EN. Sir William Pole, if
Shute, Bart. and Sir Henry Carew, of Hacoombe, Bart.
Dourrstriag.—Arthur Count, of Yatminffisr, Eiq. *spry
Dlgby, of Portion, Efq. and James John Farquharfon, of Ding-
' ton, Erg.
Essex —John Coggan, of Wanftead, Efg. William Matthew
'lteikes, of Walthtunftow, Efq. and John Rutherford Abdy, of
Mins, Erg.
Ousecorreasnial.—Charlot Evans, of High Grove, Efq. Sir
Thomas Crawley Burney, of Flaxley Abbey, Bart. and Thomas
Bagott Llelabere, of Southern, Efg.
HERZIORDSIIIIIK —Samuel ,Peplos, of Garnitone, Efq Richard
Morey, of Brimfield Court, Efq and Sir Hungiefurd Hotkim,
of Harewood, Bart.
litarroatoeines —George Cafwell,of Sacomb Park, Efq. James
Smyth, of Athiyres Efq.and Jofeph Halley, of Gaddefden
Hall. Mc
Ka Per.—Jobn Simplon, of Pairlawn, Efq. Sir Henry Oxenden, of
Bennie Park, Bart. Charles Milner, of Prefton Park, Efg.
Loretto' sssss a.--John Finch SimPfon, of Launde Abbey, Erg.
William Burltoo, of Wyben, Efq. and Thomas Boultbee, of
Tuley Park, Efq.
LINCOLN mil a r.—James Dlgby, of Bourne, Erg, Marmaduke
Pon Cirryhome, of Barton. F.fg and the Hon. Wm. Bcauclerc,
commonly called Lord William Beaucierc, of Radbourne.
Mosnoternuna s.--Edward Berry, of Court St. Laurence, Efq.
Wiliam Porridge, of Monmouth, big. and William Morgan,
of Mambilad. Efq.
Flintrotz.—John Morfe, of Mount Ida, Erg. Silvanus Bevan, of
Rlddkfwortb, Erg. and John Thurgau Mott, of Barruiog.
• tufa, Efq.
N sssss Meneow, of Marlton St. Lau-

rent% EA". Join Cbriftopher Matadi, of Cofgrave Efq. and
Thomas Tryon, of Bulwick, Ffq.
N 011711114 4ir William Blackest, of Matfen,

John Trevelyan, of Wallington, Efq. and Cuthbert Whims, of
Broomhoufc, Efq.
NOTTINGNAMIIIIkt m.-John Longden, of Brancote Hills, Efq.
John Manners Sutton, of !Wham, Efq. and Thomas Walker,
of Bury Hill, Efq.
Orroaostitax.—William Hodges, of Bolne7 Court, Efq. John
Brad, of Ipfdco, Efq. and the Honourable Thomas Parker, at
Balsam Hall. _ _

11117 LAIII7IIII Shield of Wing Efq. Thomas Bryan,
of Stocks, Efq. Alxl Watford !Mitten, or Bunnortborpe.Efq.
Su a vius Charlton, of Apley Caftle,Efq. William

Spading, of Penton, I.AF and William Lloyd, of Alton, Efq.
SOM —Sir John Hawkins, of Kelton, Bart. Edmund
Trowbridge Halliday, of 111%olio Ledford, Efq. and Charles
Reams Tyore, of Holefwell, Ffq.
##### Isuraa....Georye Brifeoe, of Summer Hill, Ffq. John
Fenton Bowey Fletcher, of Aqualate, Elq. and Joan Lane, of
King'h Brantley, Efq
Coulter or SoVTRA UPTON—David Lanes. of ChM!, Efq.
George Hanbury Michell, of 'Fichficld Lodge, Efq. and Geo.
tidbit Thompfon, of Penton Marcy, Efq.
Sorra& a.--Thornas Mills,of Great Sasham,Efq. Sir Robert Har-
land, of Wherftead, Bart- and Jobn Vernon, of Nacton, Erg.
—James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Efq. James
Newfowe, of Wandfwortb Lodge, Efq. and Daniel Henry
Rinker, of Weft Hill, Wand(worth, Efq.
fiessax.—John Mitklethwaite, of High Ridge, Ffq John Pringle,
of Cowloid, Efq. and Charles Goring, of Rowelell, Efq.
WA I WIC Slat 11 t.-44atthew Blacken Wife, of the Priory, War.

wick, Efq. Sir Stiakely Shockburgb, of Upper Sbuckburgh, Bart.
and Sir Gray Sklparitb, of Buford, Bart.
WILT I.—Thewmas Ca'lcy, of Burderop, Efq. Sir Cbaria Warm
Mallet, of Wilbury Hoak, Bart. and Paul Cobb Mailmen, of
Cocatam, Efq./
Woacist al M John Packington, cf Weftwood, Bart.
Tboma► Bland of Ilant Court, Efq. and William Baal, of
Pewit!. Efq.
Yoxisista a —Sir George Wombwell, of Wombwell, Bart. Wil•
Sam Garfonb, of Wiggintnorpe, Efq. and Rickard Fos:aspic
Wtifoa, of Moiton-on-cbc-hill, Efq.

,711 r.

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NAUTICAL . • "L.
FAtMOU'llt, ISMINBER 20. "
Sailed (he WHITING fehooner, to the tallokeild
Arrived the GIBRALTAR man of war, from, tl,e
Channel Fleet, and remaina with the raft of the flips
as per Id.

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PORTSMOUTH, NOV. Is.
Arrived the Pioc sow fchooner, from the Eaftward.
—Sailed his Kijelly's fchooner Wooacock, an' a
cruize to the Weftward. A fleet of tranfporta for
the Note ate appointed to fail tomorrow. WindN.W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER z le

/Wird the SPITFIRE {loop of War ; URGENT and
TICKLER gun brigs, from a cruize off Boulogne.—
Sailed the Vsso•ius bomb, with a convoy of men.
chant (hips for Portfmouth ; Taosvr, 'of 5o guns,
for the Nore ; MOSCLUITO Only of War.; • BLOOM
HOUND, JACK ALL, and Ticfcea gunitrigt. me io p
cruize off Calais.
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DOVER, NOVEMBER t r. ' wavr
Pallid by this morning the Swedifh (hip &tip
prize, Captain BRAMAN, from Hull, bound to 1,14
bon; alfo the brig Dolphin, Captain Su lIDILL, fro 4.
Abo, bound alfo to Lifbon.—Arrived this day the
brig Harmoine, Captain RaiLsroal, from Riga.
bound to this port with timber, alto the hoy En-
dracht, Captain RORLOFFS, from Lubeck, with bal.
lan, for this place.—Wind N.E. and moderate. .
ss.—Arrived the Busrita, Basrusa, and Tot.
buzzer gun brigs, from a croize. A Mae large cut-
ter, named the Caefaruz, was launched this morn-
ing from Mr. Joasesom's Yard. She is pierced 4114.
guns. Another of the fame fife will alto be launched
in the courfe of a few days.—Wind S. W. and fine
moderate weather.
DiSTRIBUTiON OF PRIZE-MONEY. '
The Pallas. for the capture of the Tapagenfe, April 6, 1806.
will he paid on Saturday next, at Plynnorfh, and recalled for Ana
months, et No. 53. Onrat George.ftreet, Weßminfter. i
The Day, for the detention of the Providentia, February r,
eflor, will be pail on Tuefday next, at Mr. Lynes, Plymouth,
and recalled at the fame place, every Tuefday and Friday exits:on
years. • k .
The NareiEur, for the deftrudlion of the Napoleon,
it, rhos ; and la Prudent, 'OE/ober Jo, :1103, will hi Se-
turday next, at No. 6, Stanhope ftreet, and recalled omit daylis
three months at the fame place.
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ARRIVED.
. In the Rivet, the Pacific, Wharton, and the Mom. *My;
from Peteriborgh—At Milford, Rambler, Hero's*, ,trem bads.
holm—lo the Humber, Faitheo:—.lolfthe 011. .........
from Riga for Londono-At AlwirdiranAtho. Diu;mad As
Lynx, -, from Riga fur Lopdono-AtZ: Cleortnefe
Bryant, and the Sheffield, Davie, (roes Lamaiarii as% Oleo. sod
Laura, —, from Liverpooll—At Aftien, *Darldfon,
from Liverpool.
The Stadt Oldenburg, Bakker, from Landes for Nan*.
burgh, is put into kildurghltellillreft, Sad salt naked m
repair. ..
The Camilla, of Dundee, Capt.Fortadln, from reeiviborah. was
loft on the 23d ult. on Iceland Reef.
The Silenue, Ernidt, from Segood, fa imbed IDd feet low
...!
Dartmouth.
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SEVENTH DAY.—The Ticker, No. 9550, draws a
Prim of Twenty Thoufand Pounds, was bid is one
Fourth, 'two Eighth, and Eight iimeentbAbares.
at.hfaks. klizaank. Bumf', sad Co.'s 01160.1.141 d
Exchange, where No. L 9,574, drawn on the Fifth
day a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was likewife
fold in Shares.
Twenty 'nonfood !minds are well worth Main I n
airy dae wi(hing to have ftttla 'an' tgreeitbk" ' en!:
mull not delay trying ;heir fneseft. : * The ft' -
dotes on Saturday nett. .Tiskety, awl ih . tlga
felling at Hotassir and Co.'s, 36. ciornil ". :'?
Charts Croats, 'and St: Malfacitisentliill. •
from Three o'CloCk Ist 'tha • l"' to • . ;
khe Morning. t ~ : •. / ...4.‘ t 1
The Tioket No. 11,871, drawn yellers* a 'Fri ,
'of,sooo/. was fold is one quarter, three eighths, and
fix fifteenths ; and the Ticket No. 741, drawn an
Monday len aPt ize of spol. was fold in fifteen I s
by J. Beau scopes and Cu. Proprietors of the t.uc
Offices, No. li, Holbiirti ; 37, Cornhill, and 3 .
•Haymaiker,fiacingriccadilly, where the firfi . .
Nee, and the. hid 25,0001. Prim ever lb were
fold ; likewife where five Prises of z0,0001,' beads
Prizes of to,oool. and soool. were fold in 157 csf.
fetent Shafts in the Lotteries for the lilt atm! Jarelhac
year ; and from the prefent Rich Wheel, namely.
1 Prize of Csoisko
a -' 100
s - . a.OO
- -
and pofitivel4 y but very few Tickets unfloca. .
J. Baaascoms and Co. recommend an immediate
purchafe. The Lottery finiflacs on Satutday.

MARRIED.
Saturday tart, at Clifton. J Rilly, fifq. to MA C. Cot, danibter
of the late Goocsal Cu, of licartetta Brad, Caecadillpfluare.

DIED.
Sunday evening, at his boure at Hackney, kite 37th Tear of
age, William Nicholfon. late of Comfit". He (erred the
odice of Sheriff of London, fi 1781, with the late Alderman G.

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TO MY CORRESPONDENTS.
THE extended Reputation, which etas the firlt
objc of my ambition in the nicety's:sit of Viltill,REAL
COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having &matted to me various •
C.orrdpondenta in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and frotn
dWcrait parts of Europe and Mudge, I beg to addrefs this public
notice to fuch correfpondents.
The occupation of my time in anfwerlng letters from dm& why
grudge not remuneration, made It neceliary for one, tome years ago.
to Wave, that no letters collard be noticed one,
a Ruh-note was
lactated. I again repeat the information, that no letter+ nithout
inehafure can be anfwered, note(' front Patients already under my
care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Wclt Indic% or
from atty Foreign country, muft contain not only a comolletst •
liatement of the cafe, but a very liberal Ann. fulftelent to coompetv•
fate for the time of fludying and writing fully on the complaint.
and for the preparation of a confidcrabie courfe of medicine by $ •
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London Chcmift, if filch Mould be reguilite.
When the dftanee does not admit freqaency correfpnedente.
It Is alto &fired, that the age, the meaner of living, and general
feclinp, as well u every fyiriptom that can koltably be &Italia.
be atoll particularly fpecifted.
Letters require no other direction than the Chriftba and Stir- '
nato•-•. Martin Bree, Efq London;' and tbst the minds of either '
fez may have the knelt affurance of fumy, the peftage et letters
accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will after.
wards be charged to the parties.
MARTIN BRE!,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In .London
Arandk-street, Otft. it, 1836.

LONDON: Prhited sod publilhed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can
terbury•Place, Lambetb),ilt the STAR OTTICR, NO. I, Carat'•
urn% rublihed alfo attho STAR OFFICE, raftfle Bar.

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