Star.
London, England, 1806-11-15 00:00:00

;ROM LLOYD'S LIST.

' G AAAAAA NW. Nov. z3..-.Palts..l by the Johanna. Herras. from
Mottle; Reinkers,Robition. from Memel ; Empref.,, Davnifor; ,
' hoe* Riga ; Sal:y, Brown; Enterprise, Vollum ; Harriett, Mo.
lady; Woodhoufe, Shepherd ; Allrea,Timpenm ; F.me, Mac-
Parton, ; Sae" Scott ; Mentor, Surpheafon; Baltic Merchant,
Campbell* Beolawda sal Mary. Coate ; lad fravtiler, Pyle,
from Pantheists ...Sailed die Elkn,Watfou, for Bootee Ayr";
Ceres, Warren, for Jamaica ; Expedition. Pinder, for Barbadoes;
Whim, Forbes, for Algiers • Aot, Norris, fur Malta; Diligent,
Lane, for Gibraltar r Conliaaec, Kern, for Gaernfey; London
Packet, Robert, foe Corti; Maria, 'rte.-it:llan, fur Brenta ;
Johanna, Jankti ; Mercurius, Itrimmers ; Fndragbt, Pak; An.
ua Marearetts, Doyen; and the Wegardina, Steinhaufen, for
Hankburrb.
Nov. 14 —Paffedby.the Eleanore, Button, from Batter ; So-
phia, Scott. from Oporro• Traveller, Allifoa from Rig*; Ed-
ward, Ward; Thetis. Douglas;; and the Concordia Debbins,
from Peteriburgl6—Salled the Marriott and Martha for Seville;
Europa, Winfnn; Cambden, Hill; Liffey, Orpla ; of linnet,
Aitken ; and Augullus Cafar, Kirby, for Jamaica.
#RRIVED.

At Portfmnuth, the Penelope, Lamb ; Printrofe, Reit ; Expe-
dition Soarer; and the Webfkr, from Peterlburgh—.
Ag deerpool, Sally, Beynington, from Wifcaffetts ; Maria, Con-
notly, from Newfoundland ; John Morgan, Bunker. from New
Tuft ; and the Triton, Tracey. from Ncw Brunlwkk—At Dub-
lin, Shoreham, Smith, from Gottenburgh and the Recovery,
Scott, from Qlwboe—At Newfoundland, Ails, Fitzgerald, from
lifbon.—At Bolton, Margaret, Mr: Arne, from New founcUend ;
and the Jane, Tlionapfon, from Liverpool.
The Math, Barber, from Medina for Liverpool, Is put tato
gleomore is dUgrafe.
The Unity. Borne, from Law fur Belfalt, icon Rion On the
Maud of Inca.

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Ytflerday a Coort of Direaors was held at the
salt India Houle, when the under mentioned
errs were (worn into t!le command of their relpeelivc
(hips, viz. Captain James HAY, of the Retreat, for
China, and Capt W W. F of the Cumberland,
for Madras and China.

FORUM lIITZLUGENCP.

Es Wit THE DUTCH PAPERS.
Fitasesoer, Der. 31.—Upridthe familial' of
the Kings of Bavaria and lilifirtemberg, that at the
prefent time, the, Diet of Frankfort mit; Id he dig.
turbed by the noife of arms, it has been agreed
to defer the opening of that Adfcmhig ; and thofe
Mainers who have arrived in Frankfort, arc in con-
fequence preparing to return to their refpedrvo
Coo- rs. In the mean rime, although the fuceefs 4
the 13 attic of Jena has removed from us testy idea
of inquietude, the regular meat-ores are taking to put
:he city above all danger of fotprize ; and detach..
ments of troops are polled along the roads leading
to Hanau and to Friedberg; but it is nor imagined
that there precautions will be I ing enforced.
The new organisation of cur government which
has been drawn up by the Prince Primate lain f
has obtained great approbation, and will copse in
force by the id of January nee,. The payment of
our government oatigatimls, which heeome due no
the all of November to the amount Ty 50,000 LAN
(half crowns), is forpended. .
Weise**, Orr. to —Our fituation was dreatifill
here for fome days...the conquerors having entered
pelt melt arch the vanquilled, it was impoili'sle to,
efcape the pillage.
On the appearance of rheEmperpr Napoleon things,
however, were fomewhat bettered, but never can
Weimar forget the Princef,, who alone remahleill
with n. for our confnlation, and has obtained for tin
'the privilege of being preferred from the fury Jett
viCtorious foldiers. The diforders which were com-
mitted for home time have all eeafeel, as the tow.
Commandant Denzel promifed they ffinuld, and oho
prices of every commodity are in conk-Treace ,rer•
ceptibly lower—nor can it be properly faid,
the time of the Pruffians, that there is an afloat fa•
mine is the place. ~ • •
A very affecting fcene was the funeral of the Prof--
Gaol Lieutenant General tclamettatt, lobo died r.f
his wounds. An entire regiment of French intanrry
followed the hearfe in complete nniforrn ,; the pall
was fupported by French Offisera, and one of them
pronounced a funeral oration use, the lr•dy. arm,
of the Pruffian Field Officers, vrhufe fever, wounds
were an obllacle to their being fent hasher ruli have •
died of their round,. notnithilanding all the cars
nf the French Surgerots. The art of forgery being
in Germany very far behind, in comparifon with the
high degree of perleCtion and adshrefs to which it is •
carried in France, alfthe wounded Ps uffians of con-
fluence have reqneded to be placed under the cars
of the French furaeons,
A yonno Pruffran aid...le.evreop, who had begged
permiffion to remain with his General, who was taken
by the French at the battle of Jersna, hits employed
hin.llll in drawing up an account. of the occurrences
of that remarkable day, and in like manner as the
French Official Bulletin, be attributes horn the full
the Defeat of the Proffiaa Army to the lank of the
Duke of Bruafaick in not takirg poilefilon while
there was time of the &files of Knefen. Maribal
Darold} took poffiffinn of them at the break of day,
and eleven fucceffive attacks were vainly employed to
dillsclge him.
The French Cavalry, which horn ancient preju.
dices, were looked upon as much infetior to the
Pruffian Cavalry, executed loose charges with incon-
ceivable audacity : Light Hnrfe old Dragoons broke
through fquadrons of the Prunes Cuiraffiers, and
King's Body Guards. There is one particular which
la dwelt upon by our author in feveral placer—it is
the ercellence of the French Artillery. " Artillery
has often heen," (ars he, o compared to the thunder,
Ant never wits this notrapitifon better applied than in
fpeakiog of that of the Ftench. Tire moll intrepid
ttldiers cannot withroodrearl, approach that dorm
of balls and grape which clears e•tt y thing in the
way of each column. To cite a tingle example of
its terrible drat. the regiment of Larifch, which
confined of more than &Poo men, was reduced to
tso in a few minutes through the fire of only eight
pieces of light cannon to which it wa. espufcelt" &c.
Latch Rep/ Gaterte.

. Admiral Lord GARDMIIIOI Britiffi Peerage has
paled the Patent Office. .
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• ,
Earl LAUDIIIDALIF, and a fcle& party of diftin-
graded perfonages, dined yeßetclay with Lord and
Lady liot.c•ap atKenfington.
The late increafe of the Nation of the Officers'
Widows, of the Royal Navy, is to ba paid out of a
deduSion of 3d. in the pound from the pay of every
Officer employed in the Sea Fencibles, at the fignal
anJ on the Impref, fervice. The fioppages
are to be made monthly, and to coassignee from
June
On Sunday night laf a mutiny broke nut on board
the Travels outward bound Indiaman, which wag
not got under until the Boadwain, who was the
principal ringleader, was Got by one of the Officers,
and the defertion of ten or twelve of the crew, fix
of whom IN fame fecund, and lodged in the gaol of
Col-port.

Thurfday a Court Martial was hell on board the
Gladiator, on Captain George Argles. of his Ma-
jelly's (hip Diamond, and ou Captain T. While, of
his Majedy's tb p fitche—;he former for having rots
on board his 'Mayelly's lhip Fleche on the syth ult.
whereby the received cora:terabit damage The
Coto' agreed, that blame was imputable to Captain
Argles. and he was admonelled to be more careful
in fu' ure : and that no blame was imputable to Cap.
tain White for his conduet on that occalion, and they.
did therefore adjudge him to be acquitted.

PiILTN.—At Leeds, the Ladyof iICHAILD ULM,
Efq. of the ScntcJi Greys, of • fon.

Yeflefday 'he following biddings took place be-
fore the Lords of the Treafurb for the Lottery to
be drawn in January next.

Core • - £l6 14 3
&IN - - i 6 ti 0
RICHARDSON and SWIF T 16 e 3
T.:mom° - - 11 17 0
HCNSLIIT • • 15 17 o
The Lottery to confilt of 23,0c0 Tickets.
The Ticker, No. 6,031, drawn the eighth day of
drawing, November the 131 h, a Prize ot five Hun-
dred Pounds, was fold in one o,..uarter, two Eighths,
a.ld eight Sixteenths, at the Othce of Caaanxt. and
Co. No. 26, Oxford flreer, near Rathbone Place.
where the Ticket No 12,103, drawn on the 1. urth
day of drawing, a Prise of Ten Thouf4nd Founds.
was alto fold in tiateen Si:tea:2os.

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