Star.
London, England, 1805-10-18 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

We have received the former Co the tooth, and the
latter to the s4th it& inclufive, from which we have.
given ample Extra,' in the preceding columns.
In confequence of the progre( of the left wing of
the French, the Auttrians have made cone derable
changes in their potation, and a great part of their
force has taken new ground on the left Bank of the

Danube. The Bavarian army is Rated to be 12,000
men, but we think it is confiderably exaggerated.—
The Et.scroa had delivered it over, together with
the fortrefs of Wuttsburgh, to the French, and
was preparing to fet out for Daffeldorf, whither
he bad already fent part of his family. He is re•
potted to have been that at in his own Palace,
fisortly after the Convention with France, which
was concluded on the 27th of laR month, was made
loblickly known. Was this of French procuring;
or from the wrath of any of his own people for giving
them up to thofe who had Co grievonfly wronged
them?

BoiaiAarl left Ludwigfburgh on the 4th, after
having received all the honours and attention that
the Eleaor of WIJILTEMBUIRGn could tweak on him.
The Paris papers pay tome handfome compliments
to the amiable chara6er of the wife of the Eleetor,
formerly our Prince(' Royal. The French head-
quarters were to be at Mordlingen on the sth intl.
The Bavarian troops were to be taken into the pay of
France, and to compofe the extremity of the left
wing of their allies, the whole of which was to ad.
'ranee upon Bohemia.

Liguria is to be definitively united to France, as
if to prove to the allies, that they can have no hopes
of fucceeding in the objea of the war. A Sprig/
Tribunal, from which there Is tc be no appeal, has
been eftablithed, for the purpofe of proteding the
Kingdom of Italy againft the confequence of any
plots or commotion* during the war.

The French boat of baying two hundred thoufand
men at prefent in Germany ; and they (late, with
tome degree of exultation, that the Ruffian army,
dellined for the fame place, does not amount to up-
wards of one hundred thoufand. Be it fo ; they and
the Außrians, we hope, will be able to refill the moll
violent efforts of France on that fide. '

The pofitions of the refpative armies, as far as 1
they can be afcertained from the multiplied and con.
fufed accounts contained in theft papers, are as follow:
The Marian' are firongly entrenched on both
fides of the Danube, between Reidlingen, biun-
derkingen, and Buchan, having their bead-quar-
ters at Mildanbeim. They have alto eflabliffied a
corps between Nordlingen and Eichfladt, defined
to form a junaion with the Ruffians, when they

than have advanced into the North of Bavaria, and

covering Donawenh and Ingolltadt from the
French under BEtranoTTl and Divousr. The
extremity of the left wing of the French was at

Hertzogen Aurach ; this was principally compofed
of Bavarians. The army of Hanover, under Bee•
NADOTTI, was marching upon Neuburgh, its head.
quarters being at Anfpach on the 4th. The Batavians
under Matt mour had paired through Mergentheim on
the fame day, on their way to boaawuth„ and were
to form a junaion with Devour'', at Heilbron ; they
were to be joined by a divifion of General Nsr, at
Gemund. Of the fituation of the centre of the French
army little can be colleted, and the accounts are to-
tally talent refpefting the movements of the right
wing. The pofition of the Auftrians appears to be
very compaa, and if the Ituffiaasfhall be fufficiently
advanced to encounter or keep in check the corps
which is advancing in the Upper Palatinate, it is not
likely that the French will be able either to turn or
force the Marian line.

Parliament was yefterday formally prorogued by
Commiffion to Thurfday the 28th of November next.
The Commiffioners were, the Loan CH as c s LLOR, the
Earl of HAIIINGTON, and Lord HawitassußY.
Yefterday, about three o'clock, the Loan Clan-
mime, who came to town in the morning, called
on Mr. PITT. In a Short time after they went to
Lord Mu Loaava's Office, where a Cabinet Council
was held.
Yefterday the Ruffian Ambaffador tranfadted bufi-
nefs at Lord 841/Loiters's office.
A Courier from St. Peteriburgh, charged with
difpatches for M. WORON mow, the Ruffian Ambailk-
dor, reached town yelterday, from Harwich, where
he arrived the preceding day.
An Order of Council was laft week fired for al-
tering the mode of dividing Prize Money in the Navy.
—The old method of dividing the net produce of a
capture into eight parts is to be difcoutinued, and in
future it will be divided into ahundred, to be difpofed
of in certain proportions.
Yefterday morning the two battalions ( t4OO hun-
dred Ilrong) of the King's Royal German Legion
Rationed in Deal barracks, matched thence for Ramf-
gate, in order to embark in the tranfports lately failed
from the Downs for that place. The other battalions,
previouily marched to Ramfgate, embarked there on
Wednefday.
The camp at Beachy Head broke up lafi Monday
and Tuefday, when the 4th and 23d Regiments took
different routes to Lewes and Steyning. the weather
was fo bad that they left their tents Handing.
The Duke of Bun roar's family has left Rotten
than for Oafordtbirc.

hAlwscjri, bcToIEI i 6.

On Monday morning feventy fail of tranfpotts—
*ere ready in the Downs, clafed in three divifions.
At eleven o'clock the fitfl divifion, confining of 27
fail, received their orders to tail immediately, for this
place, where they arrived that evening ; oneof thesis,
the Nation, Captain Lyaa received damage in noing
into the harbour, and funk, where the now lies dif•

This place has been a fcene of the (lima buftle
and preparation the whole morning, in confequence
of orders received by the t ft lightbattalion of the Ger-
man Legion, which came in on Friday lad, to em•
bark inftantly, and fan for the Downs this evening,
if poffible. Every greet and avenue has, of courfe,
been crouded with the men running to and fro in the
greateft hurry, with trunks, &c. till one o'clock,
when the firft company marched down to the pier,
cheered by the martial mufic of their excellent baud.
The tranfports having been previonfly arranged in the
belt order to receive them, no delay took place. It
began to rain very heavily at the commencement of
the embarkation, which mull make the men uncom-
fortable, and has chagrined a large affemblage, anxi-
ous to thew them every attention on their departure.
The rain fell fo heavily, that the concourfe attrated
by the notelty of Arch a fcene was obliged to dif-
perfe, and feek &titer in every diration. Although
the inclemency of the weather was difpiriting in ma-
ny refpetts, yet the greateft hilarity feemed to per.
vade the ranks, both in marching and mini king.--
The 2d battalion, which left Margate this morning,
cheered themfelves with linging " God fave the
King I" the whole way. Having arrived at two
o'clock, they alfo embarked in alternate companies,
each preceded by mufic. The number put on board
amounted to about fourteen hundred. As the tranf-
ports were very large three mailed veltels, (even were
fufficient for their reception. The following are the
names of the tranfports, viz. the Rachael, Cast ;
Peggy, Covsanass ; Harpooner, HaLs,Union,Joea-
soa ; New Cornwallis, Gum mousy, Elk, CHAPMAN ;
and Barrick, BuLay. Much to the credit of
thofe appointed to arrange and fuperintend the em-
barkation, every care has been taken to make the ac-
commodations as comfortable as circumftances would
permit. The battalions of the line are expefted in
here to-morrow, for whom there are tranfports in
readinefs ; and on the fucceeding days the cavalry
and corps of artillery are alto to goon board. There
are various conjeftures refpe&ing the deftination of
thefe troops, which it would be prepollerous to men-
tion ; but certain it is, that the officers do not think
they are to fail in the firll inftance for Hanover. In
order to afford every ccmfort and facility for there
troops to embark, the s 3th Light Dragoons, quar-
tered here, are Letting out fur a few days, in detach-
menu, to Sandwich, Margate, and the adjacent vil-
lages. Lord KSITIS, General ACKKUTT, Col. HUD,
and other officers, are very &Rive in forwarding the
embarkation. It is now four o'clock, and, much to
the gratification of all, the rain is much lighter, and
the clouds are difperted—fo that the molt fanguins
hope is entertained that the evening will he lair.
P. S. HALF PAST Foua.—At a little pall four,
being flood tide, and wind at EaR, the tranfport
252, weighed anchor, and got out, amitilt general
and long continued acclamations, both on deck and
thore.

On Sunday fe'nnight a cutter, being about eight
leagues off Aldborough, with three men in it, was
unexpeeedly hailed •by a French lugger privateer.
The Captain immediately came en board the cutter,
and on their pleading that they were poor Mermen,
generoufly gave them back their veffel, though worth
not lefs than-3 or 4001. and in return for fome
which he reitteffed of them, made them a prefent of
two bottles of brandy.

A large meteor, refembling a ball of fire, was ob-
ferved to fall towards the north•weft part of ShrewC
bury, on Monday evening lalt about nine o'clock
The light produced by it was fo great, that very (mall
objects could be diftinguithed in the road.
On Tuefday morning the Bth init. at Chipftead-
place, in Kent. the Lahr of Gcnaus Poiatta., Efq.
was fafely delivered of a fon and heir. _ _

Yellerday was married at Budlen, by the Lord
Whop of LINCOLN, Sir Jamas DomLy, of Gain-
fhall, Huntingdonthire. to Mils Sr. Baau, daugh-
ter Of CHARLES ST. Baaaa, Efq. of Lyinington, in
Hams.

Korzsava is now the molt popular writer in Eu-
rope. His principal Dramas are conflantly repeated
on every Rage from Torneo and Tobolik, to Naples
and Cadiz; and his various Travels have been tranf-
lated into every modern language, and are every
where read with eagerncfs. In England the foccefs
of his Ssraager, Pizarro. Low?, VOSII, and Birth-
Day, has never been exceeded by our bet native
Dramas; and fuceelEve large Editions have been
bought with avidity of his Travels in Siberia, in
France, and in Italy. which lalt work ranks among
his Travels as his chef ?army.
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Covsav-Gatosti.— Otheilis was repeated with un-
diminifhed approbation. Mils Spurn was thought
viably to improve in Deftlemaa ; and her recital of
the Peost was as ma applauded as ufual.—
lactation, MURDER, Mrs. and Miff MARTYR, were
the life and admiration of the performance of the
Farmer. The Houfe boafted a very numerous and
genteel audience.
RD ORY•LAIIR THRATRI.—Mr.ELLtrrom laft night
undertook the arduous part of Macbeth, to which, in
Come paffages, he gave great ftrength of colouring,
particularly in his firft interview with his Lady, in
the Dagger-fcene, and in that with the Witches in
the cavern. In other refpeas he was vety unequal,
at one time raving out of all compafs, and at another,
(talking about with much unmeaning folemnity. His
performance, however, was marked throughout with
vigour of defign, though he frequently failed in exe-
cution. Mrs. PowaLL's Lady Macbeth, was rather
brilliant than foli J. She was molt fuccefsful in the
fcene after the murder of the King, and in her addrefs
to the tyrant and the company, at the Banquet.—
Haul; Stnoottes Banguo was refpeaable, as *as
PoweLL's Luncen ; both firft appearances.
Ten Thoufand Pounds for the Firft-drawn Ticket
to-morrow morning—The Capitals in the Wheel ate
three Twenty Thoufands, three Ten Thonfands,
two Five Thoufands, &c. Ste. All the Tickets now
in the Wheel and be drawn in fix days.

his ithirri

CORN E.XCHANGI, ocT. 2s.

There are not twiny hell) Wheat arrivals to.days
but remai i g (applies on hand ale eclaii.s -able
another fl.:. -from the Baltic is (too I.lp<Aa,,t ; few
files are made, and thofe rather at a decle:K.n.—
Several fimples of good Bath y, and th.s e i e .dy
(ale, and command fomewhat better pikes—Whste
Peas, and Beans of both forts,.,re Ptas
likewife.—Several cargoes of Oats are araisA !rota
Lincolnfhire, and but few $ i SO quality, anal are
is. and as. per quarter lower—Flour at trivial va-
riation..

GIULIA I. CV•RtNCT AS UNDER
Whitt. 410. 16s. 65. per qr. t;rey Peale µ a 431.
Fine Ditto, as. 5211. od. Beam, Cm- 53%
are. 30%. 36g• ed_. Tick Ditto 36*. 43a. od
rtiarky, 3ss. 38*. el. Oati 344 28. 30.
Mak, 731. 7E* ed. Poland ditto 344 361 od.
Widte Prate, 5 sa. 5Ra. oL Rape Seed, 4:1. 43!. per M.

ISMS PV•VR.
Plae Flour 6s• tau, Stew 6ro. to 6so. per rack.

BMITHFIiii.D MARKET. OCTOBER 4.

The Market of this day bad but a (cant. Inpply
of Cattle : the prices fully frippott lea ACCOIIII, and
Pork is rather dearer. The Trade was very &M.—
Little Wines was tranfaeted in the Hay Market,
and the prices continue as per lag. Ile follovrisig
is a corrcus Ratement ri the prices and numbers:
To fink the offel—peer thee of 31b.

Beet 4s. 64 op p ad Veal tod to
Mumma 4• 6d to Is od I Pee% ss lad to s. 64
Lamb os cal to os ed.
NIAD Or C. THIS DAV

Beath 53c—Calves 270.....5be5tp 3,740--Pigs, soo►
'MICR Ot MAT AND STRAW IN SIMITIMULD.
Hay, per Load, al tcs to 41 41
Straw, - -1116 s to as as
Clover 41 OS to SI $ll

NAUTICAL INTELLIGIINCE.

MAILS THIS DAY,WInd
ARR. DOR. All. 11,01 t. I I
Dubll o s Itunburgla a o
Waterford o 2 I Gam:Mere' o z

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Arrived his Majeily's
(hip APOLLO from Falmouth.—Saileol his Maje y's
(hip DRAGON, Capt. GRIFFITHS, 10 join the Chem'
Fleet; the ARLTHUSA fi ;gate for Cork, to coiled
the (hips hound to the Wel Indies ; the CRACZER,
RESOLUTE, and DEFENDER gun-brigs, to convoy the
Leeward Ifland and Jamaica ps, which are put in
here, to the Downs. The !sun-rainy', • with the

remainder of the fleets that were off the Ilk of Wight,
are fuppofed to be gone on.
Dias, Ocr. 17.—Arrived the VENUS and M-
IMS& frigates; WATCHFUL, BLAZER, an,l Estero)*
gun brigs, from a cruise: the WATCHFULL is under
quarantine, having boarded a veal from the 30-eights.
ANOTHER Ltrrsa.—Sailed yederday evening the
ORFHays frigate. for Portimouth, and the Rams to a.
floop of war, with a fleet of tranCtorts older c )nvoy
for Leith, many of which have (Inv_ rut back, and
remain in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as
per laft. Arrived the '[ 1161111 E and Vvti os ftt,gates,
with feveral gun veffeis from off the French C,,Aik
Ann, ATIUNS, from Jamaica; Elizabeth, MANNING.
from Honduras; and feveral ether outward-bound
veldt. Sailed through the Downs. the Traveller,
for the gtreights.—Wind N. N. W. fqually
with rain. _ _

Gassisoce, OCr. 4.—Arrived here on Saturday
Ii(, the Malta, HANSON. from Lilb,n, a!te: a paf-
fage of 31 days; (poke the brig Mary, Wicsort
Cape Clear, from Grenada for Cl)de (one t the
fleet), and loon after law a Ihip come out from the
land and bear down upon her. The Danifh bask.

Three Brother., Flawsr •cx, arrived elks the fare
day from Marfeilles, after a palfsge of 42 day; ; fh.:
is fent to the Holy Loch to perform quarantine....
The Euphrates, Coww6Ll., likewile arrived ye hi day,
from Honduras • failed thence upon the a 8 July,
under convoy of his Majefty's (hip la SUFitSehTF,
with the Unity, MORRISON. (which arrived upon the
tft inflaat) and four (hip. from London. The An.
rora, Buvo (one of the fleet), alfo arrived yefterday
from Tobago; left the fleet, (confilling of t 7 fail),
upon the 6th inflant, in lat. 30. 40. lung. 13. 40.—
On the 6th of September the fleet met a fevere gale
when the Aurora was a-bead, fpoke the Harmony.
KING, next day (one of the Pendant (hips), who
faid that fix or feven of the fleet bad foundered in the

gale of the 6th, two of which were known to be the •
Magdalane, Goinum, off and for Clyde, and the
Union, MiMit.Lam, off Clyde for London. The
Apollo, GEARY, from Dominica fnr Liverpool, put
into Kinfale on the sd intlant, having carried away
her main top-malt head. She parted from the fleet
on the 4th September, in a gale of wind.
•
ARRIVED.
Off Pertfinonth, the (Economy, Smith ; Lady Penryluk
plc; Lady Ann, MacArthur; Mary Ann, Witfon ; Rocha% So.
per; Juno. Clarkfon ; and the Mary, Bllek, from Grenada ;
muds, Baird ; Eagle, King ; and John, Melly, from ToSago ;
Recovery, Syrome ; Mary and Ann, Nicholfun, from Surinam;
Fame, Brand Albion, Linklater ; Recovery, Taller; Favourite, /
Holman ; Kabella, Barr ; George, Puddicombe ; Raceborfe, Gra. I
Nu. Peden: met, Curds ; Orion, Rots ; and the Eliaa De
Monnick, front Demerara; Thetis, Charnley ; and the Pro.
grefs, Froft, from Dominica; Diana, Graves; and Britannia,
Tate, from Trinidad; and Grant, Syme, front Jamaica. At
Cowes, Flora, Norton, from St. BartholOanwe' . At Friftol,
Apollo Bell, from Jamaica; and the Rofetta, Ma-mall, from Den
mama. At Liverpool,Three Sifters, from Grenada; Ca.
rollne, Scott, from Maffaehufets_; Dykes, —, final Trinidad;
Cardin, carou, —, from Cherbourg ; Wrricit, trot*
Branco t Jacek, Janaifon.ftom Po/thud; Belvidere, Hathway,
from Bolton; Loulfa, Miller, from Columbia ; the Venus, To-
ner, from St. Lucie t and the Inveftiptor, ---, from Botany
Bay. At Lancafter, Adventure, Petetfon, from Memel. At
Workington, Celia, Brown, from Peterfburgb. At Wbitehaven,
Orion,Wills, from Pettriburgh ; and the Apollo, Shepherd, from
Jamaica. Off Klniate, Cumberland, —; and Neptune, —,
tram posies. Off I,pe Clear, King George, —., front Jamaica,.
In the Clyde, Euphrates, Cannel. from Honduras ; Aurora Boyd,
from Tobago; and the Fanny. Taylor, from New York. At New
Tort, Leda, Williams, front Liverpool. At New Providence,
Devonikka, Camden, from Liverpool. At Philadelphia, Fair
Lady, from Liverpool; Luta', Wilton, front Briftol; and
the William Murdock, —., from London At Qmebec, Sally,
Robles, fro* London. At Honduras. Henrietta, Rofs, from
London ; sod dos Hope, Barnett, from Hull.
The Pallas, Feints:, from Liverpool for London,
has foundered at lea. —Crew Laved.
The Catharitta, &writ, from Sur'nam ; and the
Union, Wltoftt.tam, from Grtn...da for Lt.ndoo ; and
the Magdalena. Goan,. a, rff and for Greenock,
foundered at tea in the gale of the 6th Ult.
FROM 1 LOYD'S LIS I'
GRAVISEND, OCT. 17.—Pallid try the Hope, Nick as ; and
Alfred, Robinson, from Oporto ; Good Hope. I i/te ; oral the
pulp Hendetick, —, from Emldeo. Sailed the Georgbuts,
Pitt, for the South Seas; Betfey, Clayman, tor Lifirt a ; City of
Cork, Bickerton. for Cock Morgenftero Jacobs ; blmiata
Staidt ; and desktop ilcidlas, InoLdnginu