Star.
London, England, 1806-12-30 00:00:00

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Accounts. have been received at the Admiralty,
which date-drat nine, fail of the line were hint at.
Brea ready for fa on the 9tb inamar..whilh have
(ince either returned into the inner harbotte, errata
Leas as they have entirely dilappearesi • •

We feel fincerely happy in being able to Rate, that
the Treaty between this Country and America is
proceeding hi the very bell train f that the difficulties
attending it are almoft altfurmounted ; and.that fuck
a completion of it may be fpeedny loulked for es will
enfurs the permanent good underftaading and mutual
benefit of both countries in future.

The'Princefs Chadotie:pitket, Captain Salta, ar.
rtvefieTalrnourh on relit if iieihirty•Eight
dayi from Jamaica. By SO :ablove. conveyance we
have received Jamaica Gazettevtothe 15111 Nov.
incluGge, floras% from which are given in a pre.
ceding solemn.

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The-report of the defeat-bf the Ruffians on the
Eaii.:lBanti of the Vitt,"la, was again revived yeller-
day, but we could not learn on what authority. Bn.
tiaras Si it was added, received a wound in the leg,
which obliged him to quit the fields:fatly in the
The 4 hirty eigla and I hiro•einth Bulletins, which are
fa),eLte contain thi, information, have not yet been
received, • We are Hill inclined to believe, that no
battle of ennfequence has taken place.
Leiters from Hamburgh of the 18th ;dint, have
been received in town, brought by the lift Packek.:
frum Hufum. They all agree in Hating that verl.n
great apprehentioas are entertained both there aid
in the neighbouring Danith territory, With refpedl-td
the ulterior defigns of the French. It is feared that •
Hamburgh will be occupied as a eonquell, and that
even the little :hare of authority at prefent enjoyed
by the Senate will be fpeedily annihilated. There
is even throe dread of the enforcement of mole ri.
g"rrus meetings ageing the trade with this country,
than any whiehhave been as yet adopted. A anti.
&rabic -force le4olleding in the neighbourhood of
Hamburgh, for the purple, leis fuppofed, of taking
poliefEnn

The repotts that the hofpitals at Berlin, Stettin,
Cuflrin, and other places, were full of French,
,ate
laid to be well founded. They havenot. however,
ben ailed by the calamities incidentil..us a battle,
but by the no lefa defirnetive operation of Wesfe.•
The French army in Poland is Paid to be afflitted with
a violent dyfentiry, brought on by the fcrced marches
and the fevere rains to which the troops have been
almoil continually expoled, except for a few days,
(ince the.copmencemcnt of the campaign. It is cal-
culated that one•6fth of the troops who have crolied
the Oder, have beer. Rttacked by this malady.

It is ftated, in a letter from Leipzig, of the .rsth,
in the liamlusgA Correfpaarknt of the 17th, as follows ;
" Sor.)e newfpapers mention that, on the :7th of No-
vember, M. Count. Srontom, Auftrian Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, prefented a Note to the
French Amboffador to the Court of Vienna, General
ANDRIOSSI, which, according to report, defirsd aa
explanation refpeliog the Proclamation iirasa.ll
General DOMBROWSKI to the Polea."
This intelligence appears to be well founded—and
if the explanations here oared thonld not be fatisfic.
tory, the C,,urt orVienna muft either r‘fair, or
fubmit to, Bo 'a prole& in Poland. It is
probable, however, that in the prefsnt eircumilances,
IiCMIAPARTS will promife Come indemnification. If
it be true that the Auftrian troops are stabdrawing
fit•in lichernia, the. Aulltlai: f.iotresnrrtent lane hir
unwilling to afford La MISTS Ittyfllfge-df 0t114210.
Tilelk!itsiios,after their fitting Warfaw, retreated
Eallward, and not towards ACzminieF, the capital of
Podolia, on the South Side of Poland, but to a Nall
town of that narnclaftward, about 6o or 8o miles
from Wallow. In that fituation they will maintain
their communications with Eaft Prufla and this
Proffian force,there,,pplefs psshaps the french en.
dearour to fspartue them by fendiag forward a ftrong
corps from Thorn, and through. Eat& Pruffia,• and
along the Northern frontier of Pailand: •
The itepart of the Rufaons baring alrairly declared
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war againft the ?otitis liable to catfiderable 4imbt.
Eiihez that report, or the katement of an OffenSrc
and defenlive Treaty, Inneltultd on the sft of 06to-
, her, muft be unfounded. • . •
Lord litivcasitamto tl• appears, by letters frozn
Copelhagen, of the istb, did not quit that plice eft
rise lath of thidfnontlt: The fams letters Qate that a
reinfeiregnient of taw SwitHaa troops had arrived
fafe at" Stralfuod.

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YeAcidity at two o',elock a Cabinet Cooseltonti
be at Lord Howtca'soSee, which &t tIN pall four:
There were prefeht,•The Lois Cmaseast.tra. Lords
kinvit.t.',3rsreetridoia",3towooira, Howie",
and H. Parrt Meta. WINDHAM and
Ga 811711.1.1.

His bfalsser bas been, flared to dire." that a
penGon of pol.' per annual be felled on flir San est.
Hoop, in confideration of the lots orhii arm.

A peat body of troops, w:th &quantity of 4otes,
&c. are about to be feet to the Ioe of Wight, to eat.
bark. for Jerky, Guernfey and AlJconey. Several
light and fall failhig [hips of war are elks to be Se-
tioned in that quarter. •
' The following are the gentkoten of the Brit&
FaSory at Hamburg)), who had been ordered to
Verdun;—Witmer AL AAAAAA Iluaanwig, Erci•
Treafurer ; dates CoiLIMAN. Eft. .oetfet at y mr•
Tilly,' 80/II an, James STlPKlliltigafgra 1111111 Y,
jOll4 COCS, Joey Tnoaturos, Tioarai Lows,
Totossia BLACILKR. Gloaae Swore; and Gioia'
WMITAKIR, kfcrlll. Mr. JAMill StttaTetraMT hat
fortunately *reaped t for being on a I,tarney, and
hearing thatthe French had taken-polfelli,ut of La.
bee, ha immediately came to Hambargh, ((cored
his ;leas and warehoufe, sod provided fur his fafety
in Draptatk. .