Star.
London, England, 1805-12-06 00:00:00

OCTOBER 12.

44 In confequence of a letter from General CAS.
TANOS to the Lieutenant Governor, his Excellency
direaed the principal Medical Officers of this garri-
fon to hold a conference yefterday morning on the
neutral ground with three French phyficians. Thefe
were, Dr. Dascswarrts, Infpeaor General of Mi.
litary Hofpitals, who diftinguiffied himfelf while at
the head of the Medical Department of the French
army in Egypt ;.-Dr.-Bartty, who bad been Phyfi-
cian to the army in St. Domingo; and Dr. Dusts S.
nit, Profeltor in the Medical School at Paris. They
were ace ornp anied by Dr. TADS° LATUSISTE. Phy-
fician to the Forces, and Infpeaor of the Public
Health in the Camp before Gibraltar. The French
Phyficians have been travelling in SpAin, with a vie.;
of invefiigating the origin, nature, and treatment of
the epidemics which have lately appeared that
country. After having obtained all the information
they de fired refpeaing the fever which prevailed here
laft feafon, they exprefied their obligations to the
Lieutenant Governor for fo politely and readily com-
plying with the requeft of General C*sraxos, and re-
turned thanks to the Medical Officers, for their can-
did, open and liberal communications. In the courfe
of the converfation, they confirmed the accounts
which have been received from Spain, by obferving,
that there is not the leaft appearance of the fever in
any part of that country. From this, and many
other favourable circumftances, it is the unanimous

opinion of the belt informed of the Faculty in Gib-
raltar, that now there is not the fmalleft reafon to
apprehend its recurrence. •
" The CONFOUNDS!, gun brig arrived yefterday af-
ternoon.

OCTOBIR 75.

" The Spaniards have not yet begun to break up
their camp, as we expeeed ; on the contrary, they
are colleBing large quantitiks of forage, as if they
intended remaining the winter in this neighbourhood.

OCTOI BR 16.

" The Astiasis, Itsmonsisa, and his frigates,
with the Diligence naval ihora hip. and four others
of the convoy for this place, catne in this morning.

OCTOBER 17.

" The Malta convoy failed this morning from
hence with the AURORA, Remotion, and AMIABLY
frigates. Admiral Louts, with four fail of the line,
accompanies them pall Carthagena, who're the Spa.
niards have eight fail of the line ready for tea.

mOvratila 2.

Jult arrived from the fleet, his Majelty's flaps
Juno, Beagle, Conqueror, Temeraire, Royal So-
vereign, Defence, Mars, Swiftfure, Africa, Minotaur,
Polyphemus, Defiance, Orion, Tiger, Pheebe, Etna,
and Eurydice, with two of the prizes, ‘lll. the French
Swiftfure and San Ildefonfo.

NOVLI4IIIIII 4.

" Came in yefterday evening the DoirsoaL With
the Bahama in tow, being the fourth prize brought
in—the Othman, the Swiftfure, St. John, Nepomu-
ceno, and St. lldephosfo."

We are affured that Parliament will not meet till
Tuefday the t IR of January.
The Prince of An RS at RO, whb took MURAT'S
word of honour that Preliminaries of Peace had bee n
figned, and who defined, in confequence, from exe-
cuting his orders to deßroy the bridges, has, we un-
derfland, been fent to prifon.
The Danbtrg, TRINSBURY, from the Ifles of
France bound to Stockholm, arrived off Dartmouth
on the 4th intl. and landed Capt. Guar, of the
Brunfwick EaR Indianian, captured and carried in-
to the Mauritius.
The Lord. Eldon and the Tottenham, from Ben-
gal, are arrived uff Portfmouth.
The Sixth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers
affembled yefterday morning it nine o'clock, in De-
vonfhire-lquare, Bilhopfgate.ftreet, to deliver flyer
medals to the following Gentlemen, adjudged to them
as the belt (hots in their refpalive Companies :

Thomas Potts, Rifle Crk gulny. James Stunmesict, 3d Company
Corporal Emanuel de y, George Reclaim, 6tlt Company
Grenadier Company. Mehard Walfb, 7th C .
John Eaftwood, aft Company. James Brown Unwin, °Light n.
Richard %%flutist, ad Company. ?wry Company.
And the Regimental Gold Medal, toWilhiam Mr.
thefon, 3d Company, adjudged to him as the beR
mulket Mot in the Regiment; after which, they went
to Church.
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The run upon the Bank at Paris, has ocafioned
the following Proclamation :
Mtprisrav or 0 Pozsez..-The maintainarsee at
public order can no longer tolerate the crowd which for fame days
part has thronged around the Bank to exchange their notes. This
crowd confab', for the aloft part, of Citizens who really want
money, but amongit them there are intermixed a number of ars*
ridou• perfons and itoehiobbers, and (*meanies pink s. It
might happen that malevolence might at length, in fpite of the fu
perindtendanee and preesndoos of the Police, excite a tumult,
which it is prudent to prevent, in order that there may be no cc-
eafion to regrets it.
Meafures man therefore be taken to ifolate and fruftrate cu-
pidity and malevolence, and to facilitate to peaceable Citizens the
exchange of their notes far eath.l I have therefore charged Met.
fienrs the Mayors, to make the mfelves acquainted with the wants
of individuals in their refpolive diftriCts, and to diftribute a cer•
tam 'Lumber of tickets, which the hearers may pretest at the Bank,
I and receive caib in exchange for their notes. By this means, the
ea& will not be diverted from its proper channel, and honcit men
will not be placed at the mercy of ftothlobbers. I requeft that
his Excellency the Minifter of the Public Treafury, who has eol-
Ivied information relative to the real &union of the Bank, will
afore the timid that they need not to be dilquicted with rdpedt co
the of that dtahlithateat. The lOW* of Pone&
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