Star.
London, England, 1806-09-08 00:00:00

Anfterlits. • .Theiseend gsseltion that remains
refolved, and which is an inevitable confequence of
the forgoer, is, how long the nations of the Continent
fhall remain excluded from the common domain of
the fra, and fubmitted to the yoke which England
impofes upon their crunmerce and their indnfiry,?--
The fecond congueft is, it is true. not yet perforat-
ed ; but aU options are interefted in it as well *a the.
French, and aU Europe is ready to undertakr-ile
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bileffina. convoying two tranfAUr
GENOA, AUGU. " • , ,t„,str
Yenerday morning appeared 5..;01re °Pr poet,
ender
flag of trace, the Englilb twietL',e tlibtemi, from
c.gfions in Calabria, Wore Gaeta, 1.."141oe
!satin/ on board
feveral French foldiers made priToners .48 1
t.tt
We are yet ignowtht witttther they wi 444' here. or
will continue their voyage to Toulon.
TRIES E, AUGUST is.
Lammers from Gra...A...f1,a of the gth mention, that
French troops are to evacuate that city oa the ist/t.

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• -f*'• - PR.AOUE, AU64Jirr so.
General Mack is at prefent in the fortrefs of loreph-
iladt, where the proeefs refpeeting him has hitherto
gone on, Major-General Sehaventhal and Colonel
Philippe have been difpitched to Vienna with the
papers relating to the procedure. The Grand Mailer
of Artillery, Count Wenzel Colloretio, is as•tbv Beal
of the Commiaion charged with the examiaation of
the conduil of General Mack. This officer (General
Mack) cannot abfent himfelf from the fortrefs where
be is detained, and every time he Is called to appear
before the Comrnifflowhe is accompanied by the com-
mandant of the forirefs. The procefe,relative to the•
Princes of Auerlberg and Auffenberg, is dill carried
on before the Council of War prefided over by the
Count d'i-Ifiruancourt. Thp former is accufed of
having facilitated the paffage of the French troops
over the Danube, after the capture of Vied%) by
not deflroying the bridges over that tiveri according I
ordersfn he had received from his fuporior officers.
General d'Ai.ffenberg is accufed of having commit-
ted ferious errors, and having been guilty flf.the
greed% negligence at the opening of the campaign.
particularly at the firft paffage of the Danube, defied
at Donawerth, by the French troop, and demo con-
tributing to the lots of the battle of Wertiagen, and
thole which followed. It is impolfible at parent tq
forefce the iffue of there two proceffes as we bees
every day of new witneffes having ben;11111•1111med.
With riteft to General Meek, it i that
judgment will fano be pronoinced.
THE EVENING ***

• LONDON. •
MONDAY, SEPTEMBIR
PRICE
OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C • 4611111 F
east vorrsev;eo44—for O. ace. SO.. .•
Oinnium, roqoey, —ixthesper I/Sks,%•:,
PRICE OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY. ' •
_
Bank crock Sine India Bonds, is s2lile
3 per Cent. Etch. NW, ta. saL ".!
3 per C. Coal .63fisti • Osmium rif • ,
S per c..24sivir i 4 .Englifit Tickets rpl. sp.
long Ann. Coof for ace. 63.4.
PARIS IC/J.JRNALS '
Have been reetivcd op to Friday Ise du ph ;abut.
The Afore,* of -.the yd eantaini Rio Felloolig ac'
count of the proceedings of Guskimriftesokuadmn.
It is more moderate that we eapeded # would be
after the good brtune of jeaosee, in *win the
pur(uit q the GtaaatT•lt•
" PARIS, SEPT. 3.
Captain Jerome Bonaparte, of le Veteran, arrived
lin France on the 26th Auguß. He gives an account
that he left the fquadron of tear Admiral Guillaume;
in the belt Rate ; it had made thirty vet, rich prizes,
and was then purfuing a very numerous Reet of
merchantmen. ' •
46 It is impoffible to give a detailed account' of the
operations of thole fquadrons which are under the com-
mand of that Admiral, becanfe it would be throwinC
fight an his further million. • It is fufficieitt to remark.
that they have already caufed a lofa of 20 millions w
Englifh commerce.
"Le Veteran celebrated the Emperor's fete on the ;
tgth Auguß, in a manner honourahle both:to the
Captain and to his brave crew. The following ikthe
a:count given of it in his Journal : ' •
"On the 16th Auguff, daybreak, we perceived
two Englifh Sips of war, Convoying flatten fail. A
general fliout of Long live the Emperor I' refounded
from every part of the (hip, which immediately
crowded fail. Arrived within cannon (hot, we bola-
ed the Bnglifh Rag. The enemy made fygtlals which
we did not anfwer, but teeing that his velfels were
difperfing in all directions, and feeking their fafety by.
Right, we hoifted French colours, firing a gun. The
frigates in company bore down ; tome of the men
of war did the fame, 'mid others tacked about. Le"
Veteran confined herfelf to the pnrfuit of thole to the
windward, which were twelve in number, and of
which the took nine, viz. •
The Alexander, .f etc tons.
• The John and Ifabella ••.. 330

Tim Janus
The Siieer Eel
The Suecela
The William -.-
The Eftber
The Halt= 200
The Lydia 210
" This fleet. on its homeward bound voyage front
Q.2ebeci was laden with malls, tar, skins, and other
produce of that colony. The prizes are valued at
fi►c millions.

350
-...- 400
- - 65
- - 70
- - 300

" On the 16th, at fins in the afternoon, le Veteran
having taken out the Englifh crews, and the molt va-
luable part of the cargoes, Cct rue to the 'relies, and