Star.
London, England, 1805-09-27 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK:

Confab, for money, sB;,{—for
Ontnlum, for money, 3i—for OAR.
PRICA. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Eank Stock, istyt r9l 196 opg. I India Stock, t&-1
3 per Cent. kvd. Ann. thut . 3 per C. Imp 58U
3 per C. Conf. 38i ii Pit :o Ann. 9 3-16
4 per Cert. Putt Excheq. Billa,parla.diL
5 per Cent Navy 881 Omnium, 34i prem.
s per Cent. I;97,Q:tut Lottery Tickets 191. 131.
Long Ann. iltut CunL for ace 581,11

We Rated yeßerday, that to the dignified Refcript
prefented by the Au(lrian Imperial Minider, were
annexed Declarations interchanged between the
Courts of Vitnna, St. Fetes!burgh, and Paris, reinx
five to the renewal of the pacific Negotiation!, pro-
poled by the former of thofe Comb, 18o5."

We alls mentioned that the extra& s from the Mo-
niteur, of t ith May and r9th Juoe, referred to in the
Refcript, related to the troops afremhled at Marengo
and Calliglione. Want of room, and the latenefs of
the hour at which thefe documents reached us, pre-
vented our laying. any more of them before our
Readers yefierday.
The Monitenr of the r rth May Rated that, in the
camp of Marengo, there were afTembled thirty batta-
lions of infantry of the line, four battalions of
light infantry, and (even fquadrons of cavalry. The
other article from the camp of Caßiglione, dated the
t 3th of June, fays, " at the moment of our arrival,
forty-eight battalions of infantry, and forty-five fqua_
drops of cavalry, with filly pieces of cannon, are ez-
ercifing in the immenfe Plain of Montechiaro.
France never had better troops, which performed'
their exercife more readily, or were animated with a
better fpirit. If you fee this camp, after that of Ma-
rengo, and know, that we have, independent of thefe,
a divifion at Genoa, another at Florence, and a third
in Naples, you will find that we have at this moment
a greater army in Italy than ever, without reckoning
the corps of Italian troops, which is forming under
the eye of its Mailer, and appear to be animated
with a defire to render itfelf worthy of its Sovereign."
The " Declaration:" above alluded to, comprize
the following ofocuments

s. Tim Declaration of the Court of Vienna, lellferel at P ris

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on the Stb, La at Peterfburgh on the 7th of Aunt!. , offering
mediation. (This Declaration has already been laid before the
Public.]
2. A Note delivered by M. TAct.a•aANO on the t3th of An-
guft, in reply. This is followed bt another Note from M. TAL.
LE , delivered to the Auftrian Envoy, Count COIItETZIL,
On the ath of Auguft. .

3. A Declaration delivered at Vienna on the 3 tit of Augult by
Count RA3OO MOV MY. the Ruffian Envoy.
Laftly.a fecood Declaration from the Court of Vienna to that of
France. which was fent froinYientia to Path the 3d of September.
Such of the above important papers as have not
yet been laid before our readers, we have given in
the preceding columns.
The movements which have taken place among the
troops of the Continental Powers gave fufficient indi7
cationof the approach of hankies, but, taken along
with the official documents now before the public, no
room appears left for the flightell hope, that Europe
will gain a ploper degree of fecurity againft the tur-
lialence and rapacity of the Frcnch, without an ac-
Hal appeal to arms.

Betides thefe state Papers, we have received other
details of movements among the armies, of a nature
fimilar to thole we gave yellerday,,but want of room
obliges us to defer them. One circumftance, how-
ever, ought to be Hated, as it is very important :
By our private advice' we are informed, that aboocr
Ruillans have atWally landed at Strablfund, near
which
place 25,000 Swedes are encamped.
The French troops, on their march from Hanover,
gave loofe to every excels, plundering indifcriminately
all the places through which they paned; and corn.
muting all the enormities which marked their memo-
rable retreat from Franconia.
Previous to their departure, they extorted a fum of
money from the Senate of Hamburgh.
BIitKADOTT.II made, by.Bouatimrs, a demand of
a million of rix.dollars, offering for that futit to eva-
cuate Itixhuttle and Cuxhaven. The Senate refuted
the money. The demand was then reduced to soo,ooo
dollars. Thi Senate fill pleaded inability. Bova.-
ISPINT came down in his demand to 300,000 dollars,
and Willed en having this rum, with menaces whith
the Senate no longer judged it fate to defpire. The
money was paid. BERNADOTTI was no foonet fore
of it, than he marched woo of his trbors into Cux-
haven, on pretence that it would be frized by the
Enemies of Franceif ht fhotild teave it without
fuch proteilion

Such is that conflant violatioit of faith, fuels that
difregard of all the Laws of Peace and 'War, by
which AONAPAILTI has railed all Europe in arms
againft the Nation whofe Government he ufurpr
A letter from Paris, of the 14th infant, lays—
" With the exception of 5,000 men, all the troops
of the garrifori here and of the Emperor's houlhold,
were ordered to march for the Rhine left Tuefday,
and left us left Thurfday. The Emperor himfelf
intended to follow yeflerday, but not only his
journey has been deferred, but 4,0c0 of the troops
returned unexpeaedly laft night, and are quar-
tered the barracks nearef the palace of the Thu-
illeries. Among a people more curious than
I well affeSed, thefe occurrences have caufed new
rumours of a confpiracy againit BONAPARTI, and re-
ports of the arrell of tome Generals, Paid to be {hut
up in the Temple. There rumours, and thefe re-
ports, deferee, however, but little confidence."
We know not whit degree of credit is due to this
letter; but we are inclined to think BONAPAITS has
encountered Tome alarm. General FRZRII, it is hid,
has been atrefted, and the chirge again& him is,
that he has been carrying on a correfpondcnce with
the Ruffian Government.

The rumour of .a new Coalition is again revived.
We know not the authority on which it reds, unlefs
it be Mr. Fox's unexpeded arrival in town from Nor-
folk.

laMr. GARLICEPt his Majeßy's Minißer at Copen-
hagen, and Baron CoartLam, from Sweden, arrived
in town on Wednefday, with important communica-
tions to Government. Two Meirengers from Ruin*
alfo reached town at the fame time.
_ _ .

The VidWalling Office yefterday contralted with the
Houfe 41BOOLS FRENCH, BORROWES. and CANNON.,
for the whole of tae Supplies of Ira Salted Beal
and Pork for the next year. The Contra& has been
taken low, in confequence of the Supply being min-
fively to come from one Houfe.
-The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleated to
promote Mr. ETHYLSART TURNS., Midlhipman of
His Majefty's fhip PRINCESS of ORANGE, to be a Sub.
Lieutenant of the FORWARD gun brig at Yarmouth.
We yellerday received the following letter from an
Officer on board Adm. Cou.swcwooes fleet, dated

" OfF CADIZ. Stn. 14.
a Too may depend on it vs a fat, tint two Spaniel tine of bat-
tle lidos, and one French, arc laid upon the mu& at Vigo, fo to-
tally demolinted as to be pall repair. The enemy have Dow si
fall of the line nearly ready for lea. We are here with 26. but fee
Dot the Icaft chance of their coming out to meet us. They have
been hufy Ihifting wounded math, nte. ever Ikea they got in, and
one of the French Admiral's ibips is at prefent hove down, to re-
palr,. no doubt. foam damage OM Wu; met with in the action."
Covewr GARDIN PARI sm.—The truly refpeetable
Parith of St. Paul, Covent garden, had their Annual
Dinner yetlerday at the Piazza Coffee•houle. The
venifim was as ufual prefented by his Grace the Duke
of BIDPORD.—Mr. ROBINS took the Chair, and
maintained that dignity with peculiar felicity. Mr.
INCLEDON, who is much in eflimation with the with,
fang delightfully ; and the day was !pent in uninter-
rupted harmony and good humour.
BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FISTIVA L.—We under-
(land that a very large attendance of the Nobility and
Gentry of the neighbourhood is promifed for this
meeting. Twd new organs will be ereaed upon the
occafion ; one at St. Philip's Church, by Mr. Eno-
LAND, the organ builder, and the other at the Thea'
tre, by Mr. EeLaor. The Loyal Birmingham Vo-
lunteers have kindly undertaken to mount guard each
day at the Church and Theatre, to preferve order,
and keep the avenues to both places open.