Star.
London, England, 1806-11-03 00:00:00

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE HORJUGH OF TEWKESBURY.

GC NT I.CM
FROM a Publicatiom I have thfs inflaot fern, of
Mr. Beanustr Ciov in's' which he declare/. Whine -b
cautat by my appeosencein the Bornagh of Teivkidivem
day Tait; HMI it my duty thus publicly to flue, that as
of my viEt was is confequenTs of the application of levees=
retudable Eltdtors, to nand forward in oppofition to Mr. Con •
111110 TON, wide PSYDBOIDDC.II7 COOdlet kid DOC MCC with their
approbation.
From the containers and influence of the„Gattletuts by wink
invitation I came forward, there is not a Shadow of doubt has that
a Canvas, had it been early, would have been fuccelsful. ?Manz,
however, too touch time had been (uttered to dant!: conftions
that matey had been induced (from an Ida, that no 'third Candi-
date would Bart,) to ander dam Votes to Mr. UDOLINGTON:
and unwilling, under theta circumftances, to dilturb the peace of
the Borough, I thought it matt prudent, fur the preterit, to wave
ail pretenflons to the diftinguidtal hootrir of iminfliting. you—
an honourwhich, me a future occallon, MUM I be lb leentoore its
obtain, I croft, by a fteoly attention to your inserefte, to meat
and preterite—l have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your mod obedient and Agged bumble Servant,
CHARLES KANBURY TRACY.
Toddingue, Oil a 4, 1806.
TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE)LDEILS
OF THE COUNTY OFSOU IHAMPTON.
THE SWAM afurances of rapport, which we have
continued to receive, and Mewl which has manittfted Wee
In every part of the County in our favour. induce in mod earneftly
to folicit your attendance at the day of Mediu, sal to proceed to
a Poll, to which we are determined to appeal.
We have the hanger bete, Gentlemen,
Your much oeiieeil eatewit devoted ravages,
Wincbetter, 06t. ay, WILLIAM CHUTE.
Bc6. H. P. NT. JOHN MILDMAY.
The Sheriff has appointed MandaY tie Mb of November next,
for the Day of filedtion, at Ten east** the Foreoon.

COUNTY OP SOUTHAON. •
AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr.
CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILLIMAY. Art and of the
INDEPENDENCE of the COON tY,lsoildessat the White Hort
Whichilier, on Wednelday, the ssue day of adt(kber, 1806.
Sir JOHN POLLEN, Bart. Chairman.
Refulved Unanintoufly, That it appearing et:kith Meeting front
an accurate ineelligatioo of the returns hewn the Agents of the
diftemot tillirida of the County, and she seal manifefted by the
Freeholders to maintain their Independence. by the fupport of Mr.
Chute and Sir H Mi idniay, thatn here Ina well founded afturance
of (need..., it is recommended to them to perferere in the conteft,
until tt (hall be decided by a Poll, allured as they are of the molt
cordial fupport of their Friends.
That all the Expences of conveying the Freeholders r* and
from the Place of Poll, and other necrifary Outgo, attendant
th.rton, ought to be paid out of the SuNcription of the treehol•
eon for carrying on the Cootelt, and that the Candid.tes be molt
carnally initeatod net to engage, by theinfelves of Agents, to in.
cur any Exp.:nee whatever uu that Account.
'that the local Committees In each Maria, from whole es-
ertions to much advantage has been already derived. do conduits
theft ezertione in fuch way. as may he molt conducive to fuccets,
and particularly M inning further Subferiptionsin all of the General.
Fund:. and that the fame may be applied, in the fink place. in
defraying the expeuces In conveyiug Voters to and four the Poll,
and iu fuch other inceitary capon,. as they null deem expedient,
and that the entire diredtton of the mode of conveying the Free.
holders to and irons the Poll be kit to their eliferosima.
Signed, on behalf of the Neiman,
JOHN POLLEN, Chairman.
The Chairman having loft the Chair,
itcfweed unanimoully,
That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for
his impartial condo& therein. tiliOltoll MOLLIE, Semetamp.
TO THE GENTL EMEN, CLERGY, AND rßattiotpalla
OF THE COUNTY OF ItORSBT.
['HZ Attendance of fo numetous and rtfpeßable a
E. Body of my Friends on the day of noa , demands my
warmr It acknowledgutents ;and I monist fortn2ent doubt that.
their verfeverance and exertions In my behalf, will fend me to
Pathanient as the It cprefentutive of this great County. My up.
ponent tteehtes to you, that fa profecuting this motet!, be is in.
Maimed by whathe confiders the fettle tit the Meeting eo the day
of nominanon.. The fame reafuo, Gentlemen, ought to actuate
and even animate me—tur though the majority of Freeholders
prcfent was afterted tube in favour of Mr. Bootee, yet zuy ft ici:ds
maintained an inkrence direftly contrary, and though I do ':at
ipti,ue to the Sherd the charge of partiality in declining to count
the smothers of the Freeholders prelim, m he was called upon to
do, yet if that mode bad been adopted, I doubt not that a decided
Majority timid have been to my favour.
But as it la, Gentlemen, I mall now take thereat oldie County by
going to the Poll, with a perf,,i confidence that the profecutioa of
your generous exertions in my tubed, will 10 the end prevail; and
I mutt, your own good feult well decide with what pawn the
charge of diiturbing the peace ut the County belongs to me.
Ratted as a Candidate before Mr. bankes—l communicated to
that Gentleman my intention of fo doing ; and aver the flattering
and powerful fupport I have received, I Mould be ill deferring og
your confidence, if I (trunk from a contat that will give eftedt to
the real withes of the Comity, and a: the lame time alert its Li-
berty at.d Intlependance.
I have the honour to be, Gen.' men,
With every rentiment of grotirude and refpea,
Your molt devoteo hum hie Sers.ut,

&ignites* Houle, O.Y. 31. B. B PORTMAN.
N. B. be. day of alcaton is Eatel fur the 7t6 ui Noyeasber.
INurthelter, when the Isosiour of roar attimilancii in 0:- lu2ro.t
matt carneltly reguitiol.

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GENERAL ELECTION.
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TO THU wowrity AND IN Dr. PeNDIINT VT VECTORS OF
THIS TOWN AND powr OF DOValt.
Olorsineen.
I 81-10U LD ever feel toyfelf ungrateful if I did not
Menbrant Kw owbrft opportuolty of annousting Chet my canvas
has him sett-he beyond my moft hooting espettationa, and it
le with do me haartfelt pleaforc that I bob forward to the d.y
et Ned ass, isheet. &mid I Mae the diftioguithed Ammar of being
rinword colo=difikliwnsion I will to the st-
owed my every weft that may rood to promote
the Inhandle of may Cunititaneen. sways resettling their rights sad
rhOuges, aldtbe polimwitiof the Town in general.
I curtly regret that thwe will not permit me to mese the
abases ha every part, therskwe I hope they will accept the ape.
er-4 the frirn.la.
'lbw wiU Ceelllnellee on Monthly Morning, when your
swig ottewlence at the Yon Tattle is arneftly requefted.
have the berm to he, with grew truth,
Tor owe devoted humble fervent,
Dover, Nov. IStE.b. JOHN JACKSON.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF
THE CITY OF LONDON.

WHEN y.e did tote the honour of nominating Me
to the diftiairMhol Atomise of reprefenting you in Paw
bamast, 1 mat madam that the fade of the Livuy might be
ageto edits. that I might be .fond of their dare to king me
Steward a. a Cooilditm The. however, being thought unoeuf-
key, 1 did ant bidtme, Is emdersky to yam dittue, to proceed
to • PA
The hlob beam re have maimed es me by you Notnina•
doet las made amotels' improdoo es my Wad I but the refah of
thua Day'. Pad, adios from the pier comments of my nu •
WOW Prime, mod the Liumy at begs, affords me fo little pro.
l'dt of booth that I M kmy duty to decline mobilog you any
11Wier ea the melon madam
To be that embed ueppaaaa es a Candidate to reprefent the In City
In the moil he Pa meat, Is as hompor that I Mlle espoded ;
bet as you, Oattlemem have gives am meteolone that I mid sot
hem prefamed at, I than he reed of your ferric; mod on
the lit ovum. War oryfelf nein to year oodem
If that yea Ossid be pealed to meis your moddrom ht sa,
my mom& .drawnSall he marled to reform inviolate the
rights*, oar Gobbed's, sod the liberties add pdvikges of the
City et lieteco.
I lave the hooter to be. Gendama.
Your devoted sod falaltfol Sermot.
Warmth, Nev. .1. JOHN ATICINS.
• FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER ss.
The flap of the line, le Cali" which entered
Brea on the lath, has defiroyed feveral *tails be.
longing to the enemy. Among others the funk,
far from the port, an Englifh letter of marque, bound
to Buenos Ayres, lifter having removed the rich
cargo. eilimated at two millions of florins. Eighty
Enstlith prinnere were landed from her.
We learn from Grandville that upwards of 400
men are employed in laying what is mall valuable
on hoard the French lighter the Salamander, and in
the !JIM frigate, which went on (hoer near Ar
pm which they hope to be able to lave.
Gerona eg...-Two couriers brought intelligence
this morning of a (woad viitory obtained on the
tsth over the King of Profs& in perfon ; one of the
couriers was covered with laurel. The partienlars
which arc circulated are the fame as thole contained
in the letters from Mayence of the elith.
[The letter front Mayence contains nothing more
than the fuldiance of she reports which prevailed
there, one of which was, that the Duke of Bruntwick
was killed in the battle of the lath.]
FROM THI LAST FRRTICH, DUTCH AND GERMAN
PAPERS.
VILAISRFORT.OOTORIIR ty.
It is impoffible to give an idea of the emboli:Om
which the Jews of our city, who are very rich and
very numerous. bear the Emperor Napoleon. They
all him the M Saviour of their nation," and " their
ideffiah I" We arc allured that the Prince Primate
is preparing to give them much mote liberty than,
they enjoy at tattiest.
Overrate IL—The lag letters which we have vs.
ceived from the north of Germany do not contains
fyllable refpeiling the progrefs of the Ruffian troops.
They are air() entifelp talent upon the pretended sr.'
rival of the fame troops by the Baltic in the port. ell
Meeklenbonrg or Lubeck. They confine themfelvee
to the mere nbfervation, that very extraordinary pre-
paratory efforts are making in Ruffin. The troops
of obfervation in Minnie, Livonia, Courland, and
other neighbouring grovinces, have received march-
ing orders. However, the Gazettes of Prelburg, and
Prague inform us, that the Ruffians have eifeeed an
entrance into Southern Proffia ; but this informa-
tion is not confirmed—Unfuccefiful effort, have been
tiled to engage Denmark in the coalition againß
Fiance. The Court of Copenhagen has declared,
that it will not fwerve from the moll perk& neutra-
lity. An Englilh army is candled in the Eleanrate
of Hanover ; but the truth of this rumour isnot pO.
litively akertained. Letters from London briefly]
monk, that the German Legion will be infirm*
embarked. The report of an EngUlk debarkation le
Brerneelehe is devoid of foundation. The official de-
elaratian, annour.eing the neutrality of the Heffiaay
has excited the moll lively and fincere joy through.
out the whale Eleltorste.—Gasdir 4 Freart.
Ocrotst 19 —Derailed accounts are daily reeds,
ed here, reigniting the eatliefl arilinns which had
taken place Vrtween the French and !Italian armies,
and alto refpetteng the marches and fubfequent ope.
Tomos. The following is moll worthy of remark.:
('he firitoperation which the advanced guard of the
Fteneh undertook was the paNage of the Saxon Saal.
(There are two rivers of this name: the one ,-hieb Is ailed
the Saxon. rife. near Fitchelbetz, in the kl,ritaviatc of Barwick,
"lithe (metiers of Bohemia ; it enters Balmy near HA and at
ter pathel Sailboat& Saalfeld. Rodutflatt, Jena, Naenbaorg.
klerefbourg and Halle. falls Into the Elbe near Darby. 3be oaks
salted eke Pranennisn Sul, tales Its rife in the county of Hesse.
berg; it runs through the Principality of Upper Werebiug, sod
Ws into the Maine to the left of Selsweinturth.)
The Pruffians attempted to defend the right bank
of the Saxon Seal. they were attacked in their po-
.fitiom, which were advantagenufly chofen, and were
beaten at all points. The French army then ad
vanced in three colamns that on the right pene-
trated by Schleite to Gera and Altenbourg that in
She centre, by Lobenlicin to Nauflatt ; and the left
eolirmn, by Graffenthal, to Saalfeld. The *Rion of
the loth took place in this quarter. The army an.
der Prince Hohenlohe, beaten on this fide, fell back '
pun the centre of the Priiffian army toward. Apol.
- and Kala. The French,on the s ith, penetrated
ac. ~gh audulltatt and Gera. and advanced in the
t; ao. Leipakoss far as Zeil. There war another
road t.

battle en the t tth on the Buie, between Kudußlatt
and Gera, in which the right of the Prince of Ho-
benlate was ripulfod. As Tone as the King of Prof-
fig, whore head quarters were at Erfurth, was in-
formed of theft events, he united all his forces un-
der the command of the Duke of Btunfwick, Gene-
rals Mollenderff and Ruche% and matched from
Er forth, through Weimar, to Jena' what be formed
a junction with the corps of PrineeHohenlahe. Ge-
neral Kalkreuth proceeded to Jena by Meributg and
Weiffenfels. On his fide, the Emperor Napoleon ad-
vanced to Jena ; the columns dire6ed themfelves to
wards that point, one part through Rodulftattl and
the other part through Gera t and it was there that
was fought the bloody battle gained by the French on
the t4th of this month.

NEWBOURO (ON THE DANUBE) OCT. re.
Yeßadar his Serene Highnefs the Grand Duke of
Wurtzburg and his Mutinous family arrived here
onexpeEtedly. They reticle for the moment at the
General Port Office and tome adjoining hooks. The
Prince quitted Wurtzburgh in confequence of the
operations of the confliaing armies.
AUOSBUROH, OCT.
It is reported that the ten thoufand French, who
had been affembled in Friuli, have orders to march
to the Grand Army.
A loan for five hundred thoufand guldens (half-
crowns Englifh) is opened, upon the fecurity of the
States of Bavaria.
CASSEL, OCT. s 7.
The. Gazette publilhed in this City, comics the
following article :-
46 Individuals who have arrived frame Saxon)
late, that within thefe few days one of the Moot
battles ever known has been fought between
French and Pro:Sane. They fay both armies fon
with an alma incredible fury and defperation.
their quitting the country they Rill beard the foot
of a tremendous but dißant cannonade.
ge By the ordinary polls, no new or important in.
telligence has been lately received. The King of
Proffia, it appears, has addreffed a Proclamation to
his army, from his bead quarters at Erfurt, dated
9th °Bober."
EBERSDORF, OCTOBER 17.
The particulars which from time to time reach us
refpeiling the battle of the lath. prove it to have
been on both fides one of the moll hard fought battles
and beg contefted. since the date of hiftoty. The
higheß commanding Officers were in the foresee&
line, and encouraged the folcliers by the example
they difplayed to them.
The fire of the Pruffiln naufqnetry did much exe-
cution among the French. However, the French ar-
tillery was better ferved. The number of killed and
wounded ot either fide is not yet to be known ; bet
thabof the wounded is fo enormous, that every houfe
in Jena, and in twenty of the neighbouring villages.
is fu'.l of them. It was in confequence of the great
diforder into which the PrulTian army fell at the dole
of the Orion, that fo many prifoners and fuch a
somber of cannon fell into the hands of the French ;
and the important magazines which had been colleeted
at Erfurth. The Emperor followed the purfuit with
the left wing and the center of his army, while the
right pufhed on to 'Ailing, from whence, as it is Paid,
it has by this time reached Wittenberg. The defer.
lion among the Saxons is beyond all belief. Their
army is two thirds reduced. Whole parties, which
were &aping towards Drefden and iftrigtland have
been made or: Weser, by the French. We are credibly,
informed, that a courier left Jena for Drefden on the,
sth. with difpatches to the EleCtor to induce him to'
Moe a proclamation to draw off his troops from the
Pruffians.
DRESDEN, OCTOBER att.
Our Court is Rill here, and have no intention of
leaving this Capital. A number of Saxon Officers'
have arrived here, who have been relealed upon their
parole.

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BAMBERO, OCTOBER rR
By the leen ■ccounu we learn that the Brunel
army has fallen back upon Magdeburg.

BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER
The woad of his Highnefs, our Duke, is not dan-
gerous. He is under the case of Doftors Spangen-
berg and Heyer. Her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs,
and the Priocefs of Orange, are gone to Wain-
burgh.
Prim Saxony we learn, that they are ufing all ex-
pedition to fend every thing valuable out of Dre(den
to Bram in Silefia. At the fortrets of Koenigfiein,
whither a part of the Court valuables was fent, a fire
has broke out, by which the Goverianent-houfe and
a magatine arc reduced to Ales.
COBOURO, OCTOKR 18.
The battle of the lath !Ailed from eight o'clock in
the morning till four o'clock in the afternoon. The
eircilmitance which turned out moll to the Advantage
of the French, was their early furpraing and making
themfelves mailers of a little hill, named Snekken•
berg, between the left wing and cenue cf the Prot
flans, on which they intiantly polled fix thonfand
men, with confiderable artillery. The Pruilians
firove to retake it. Three times did they come on
again to the attack, but in vain. Generals Blucher
and Rachel attacked the lafi time at the head of their
men, each with a nand of colours in his band, but
they 'sere repulfed, and wounded. The fire from this
eminence contributed more than every thing to throw
the enemy into confulion, and here the entire regi•
meat of Kuchler's huicars were cut to pieces.

MAODEDUR.G, ocT.lB.
The battles of the ,4th, 15th, and 16th, have
ruined our army. The King was prefent each day.
The referee, under Duke Eugene of Wirtemburg,
was defeated yellerday, between Lauchfladt and
Halle, by Marl:hal Davoult, and obliged to fall back
with great loft. Halle is in the hands of the enemy.
and we fhall, according to every appearance, have
them before our walls to-morrow. Our fiat Generals
are killed, and with them three thoufand of our va-
luable warriors. The city is lull of Pruffian and
Saxon loldiers. The troops are on the ramparts, and
the artillerymen betide their pieces, with lighted
matches in their hands.

1, he King arrived herelyellerdsy, fromHalbeiftadt
and Helmitadt, and has to-day fet i•ut for Berlin.—
General Count Tauenzicn's Aide-de Camp is this
moment gone as a courier, accompanied by a trum-
peter, to Weimar. It is laid that the French have
palled the Elbe already to march down upon Berlin.
They have laid Saalfelt and the village of Oberwur-
bach in Act. The French arc in Cafel.

WOILTZBIIIKS, OCT. to.
The contingent of .troops which ottr Sovereign
muff furnifh to the Confederation of the Rhine is
soon Mee► the ball of which marched from here yef.
terday.
()cross& so.—We fears, from general report, that
during the Emperor Napoleon's Day in this city he
had feveral (caret audiences with the Grand Duke, in
which it is fuppoted that there was queftion of the
friendly relations of Francs with Aufkria. It was re-
marked, that there feemed to reign an air of frank-
nefs and great fatisfadtion between the Emperor and
the Grand Duke, who, it was believed, was only
induced to remove from the city for a fhort time,
by the appearance of Come PrufGan light troops upon
the frontiers.
The citadel is now in a refeedtable Aate of defence
and fornifhed with a profofion of artillery as well as
a Arong garrifon.
The fort of Rofenherg is likewife put in a Rate of
defence. General Roye is named Commandant of
it. The fortifications of Forchheim are augmented.
the garrifon is numerous. and will yet be reinforced.
Pruflian deferters continue to arrive here and at
Bamberg, in great numbers, as well as at other
towns in the two Principalities.
BANICS OF THE ELBE. OCTOBER sr.
The greaten terror prevails in the country I the
roads are full of fugitives, and all the intercontfe of
trade is flopped. The accounts which reach us from
the Proffians arc nugatory, and from the French we
have none. The French are (mulled by the terrified
inhabitants every dry. Berlin letters fay that they
were expeofted there oa the sad or sad—however,
they Oa) mention, that they entertained hopes of an
,Isrtniflice. Nothing is known about the Ruffians,
whether they are arrived, or where they may be.
DELFT, OCTOBER as.
Two hundred harks of the train, with their dii•
vets, arrived here about three days ago, and yeller!
day departed fur Nimegtaen with twenty ammunition
waggons and Come other carriages for the train, et'
carted by a detachment of artillery.
AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER at.
The municipality of this city. in order to encou-
rage thofc who are pitched upon to join the King's
army to come forward. have refolved to grant a
bounty of ten florins over and above the bounty of
his Masai!, to every fuch man in their diftrie who Beall
join before the 7th of next November.
pussztooarp, OCT. 13.
From Letters jolt received here we learn the fol.
lowing further particulars, (which we are attired
are comely fisted) rafpeeing the great adrift of
the lath :
" Three PtufGan Generals are killed, one of whom
is the Duke of Brunfwick ; fix Generals are takes.;
alfo 130 pieces of cannon, thirty-two ftanitards sail
prifoners.
" The Grand Duke of Berg, (Morat)11111111011
gable every where at the head of his cavalry:
" We are affured that the French have arrived tell
day et Mundy."
VIIIOIA, OCT. se.
The marching of the troops flan liwiestris
form the Cordon of Neutrality ow the ha ii
Bohemia, give a warlike appearance again to 1611
city. The number intended for this fervice is 43
battalions and 73 fquadrons for Bohemia. In At
firiart Poland, the neutrality of which is threatened
by the march of the RtrAlans, eight regiments of up.
realty are afembling on the frontiers. Uur priewinn
of war, meanwhile, arrive by thoufands I and thMb
eonfidered as one of the (urea marks of the good
derflandiog which fublUs between our Court iii
France.
Oct..n.—Acoording to le from Fiume. the
Ruffians have taken twenty vallels from the French,
rim the Adriatic, which were bound to Dalmatia with
provilions ; a circumflance which will be kverely felt
by the French troops in that quarter.

SEMUN, Urns&
Cserni George has publifbed an account of the en-
gagement on the 9th of September. The Servians
had soma, men. The Turks 43,000. The Servians
began the battle, and experienced confiderable loft.
The honour of remaining on the field of battle, and
a great part of the artillery, remained with the
Turks. A Council of War was afterwards held at
Semandria.
TRIESTP, OCTOBER 6.
The French have retired from Ragufa, Dalmatia,
and Hide, to concentrate themfelves in Friuli. Geo.
Seems is arrived at Udine, and takes the command
of the troops in this Province.
The Ruffians blockade the Coaßs of Ittria fo arialy
that nothing can pals. The Ruffian 74 is flill in our
Roads.
NAPLES, SEPT.s6.
After a voyage of eight days, an En lift flag of
truce is again come here with 74 Frenchmen, who
were made prifoners of war by the Englies in Cala-
bria. The officers relate, that the Englifh troops
have all retired from Calabria, having yet in their
occupation only the citadel of Reggio and the Fort of
griggo. To day feveoty Rate criminals march away
(rim our prifous for Piedmont, ander the efeort of
,gens d'armes ; among them are Come famous chiefs
of the infurgents. Maritsa' Matlena is gone with a
part of his army againit Reggio.
The Polifh Legion, which fought with much bra-
very, is fecmingly melted down io the many fights it
has had to fullain againft the infurgents.
&PT. 27.—Unfortnnately the flame of war is
lighted up again throughout the whole kingdom of
Naples. While Martha! Main* ftrives to fupprefs
the infurgents in Calabria, the fire of revolt rages
with mare fury in the northern provinces. The
brave French have a hard contelt againft loch def.
perate men as the infurgents. How lovely all peace-
able inhabitants lament it, and how much all trade
and Wands fufer is confecrence, may eafily be
imagined.
Gerona 6.—A1l the benefices crated and conic-
crated under the antient Government, (ince the s 3th
of June, :799, ate declared vacant : if held by indi-
viduals known to be oppofed to the French Govern-
ment, with the exception of thole which the King in
his jußiee may think proper to exempt. In Ilion, all
the property of the Parochial Clergy, and other Re-
bels, is confifeated, with the above exception.
The head quarters of the French forces, in Cala-
bria, is generally at Monteleone. AM the intelligence
received from this province sepretenU it is a date of
tranquillity. •

THE EVENING STAR.

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Coach, for money, 61 {l—for Nov. otii —.aetiosei to*.
Omahas%
The French were known to be in poffelGon of Berlin
before Lord M left Hattiburgh. No accounts
have been received from the Continent of Woe data
than thole we announced on Saturday. It would
therefore be abufirig the confidence of oat Readers to
pretend to amufe them with every idle rumour.
Letters from Bremen, and alto from Holland,
late, that the French troops from the latter place
have taken poffellion of Etubden, and of the whole of
Eaft Friezeland. It it fuppofed that theft torritaies
will be sneezed to Holland.
We hove already hated the reporecanset at Ham.
burgh when Lord Moaaaen heft diet easy—that the
Marquis Luccoasids bad proceeded from Foams
for the French head-quantal. This sews isr :haired
to be reorroll in the bed- kforined
doubts arc entertained that Lis milies4M-Illw to.
ttific nature. They are amigo!, or &leek" *en.
theinfclves, who believeant Prato will stidapirpip
,11.ber effort in the way of hoftilities. Zinn V /tat
Ihdeld, her Statefmen and Costal' berg dimalsitted
fo many blunders already, that ambles cask. be
espefted but an unavailing and deka wale of M-
unn lite. It was neither owing to a want If etotemed,
or a lack of phyGcal means, that the Ptellkowlwire
defeated, but owing to that blind Inaalliala-of
of which we have ken too math urrworowdeola—
tuidervaluing the means of the enemy and ezp.a.
tog from courage what belongs only to judgment.
The Tranfport Board gave notice on Saturday, is
the City, that the copper•bottomod tranfports, for
which they advertifed a fortnight ism, are not now
wanted. The late advice, frost Clerwigmblive partly
induced Minifters to abaodea, for: aim peolost, their
intended expedition to the COutlaltag:
sapodied at Falmouth, pert of vela
to the leftward, are now to prebend to tti lrthigiaal
deftioation, and a fleet of tranfports, with troop% ma
Friday failed tram Portfmouth to join dam
Twelve of the tranfports which tveriailralmonth
have returned to Plymouth, under convey of the
THisas. 'Theft we apprehend will be ordered to
return again to Falmouth, the tibial for which they
were feparated from the tell of the Expedition being
now abandoned.
GENERAL MIRANDA.

The letters by the Leeward Illand Mail of Satan
day were delivered out this morning. A letter from
Grenada of the loth September fate—A Span
fchooner is jail arrived here from Barcelona on tha
Main. The Captain cod palengera report that M-
iasma is captured by a Naval force fitted out at
La Gains.
LISBON MALL.
The Walfingham packet is arrived from Falmouth
from Lilbon, with a Mail. She left the Tagns on
the 26th ult. The letters will not be delivered out
till tomorrow.

A letter from Stettin millions the weft of Lose
SAID, the Prof Gan Councillor nt State ; he is accnfed
of having carried on a treafonable correfpotedente
with the enemy.
Saturday difpaiches were received at theAdmindty
from Admiral Co , dated in September. They
mention, we hear, the repolfe of Mama from the
Camera. The Packet which brought they left
Tortola the nit of September.
The IR and ad battalions of the 6th Regiment
marched into Dover Cattle, on Thurfday ; the sit
battalion of the 26th and r3th regiments are expett-
ed at Dover on the 6th infant. Thefe Regiments
are to be embarked for foreign fervice.
The 3d Old Buffs, 7th, Bth, and 13th Regiments
of the Line, are on their march froth Mt% by the
coal! ; the three firft for Deal Barracks, and the lat-
ter for Dover ; feveral other corps of infantry are
alto on their march} a eonfiderable portion of every
defcription of the German Legion is expelled.
On Friday four hundred of the 38th regiment of
foot marched into Deal from Bexhill ; four hun-
dred more of the fame regiment reached the fame
place on Saturday : as did alto the t nth regiment of
light horfe from Dover.
The 3d regiments (Buffr) marched through Do-
ver on Saturday from Bexhill for Deal Barracks ;
and yeaercley the yth regiment went through the
fame place from Bexhill for Deal.

Accounts lately received from Jerfey date, that
General Dom is very popular in the ifland, and very
much beloved by all the military under his com-
mand. He has completely organized the militia.
and is daily introducing loch new and approved re-
gulations, that he cannot fail eventually to rade them
to the higheß Rate of difcipline. He has lately 1111
dertaken to alter the roads upon the Englids plan ;
upon the adoption of fuch meafures we moR cordially
congratulate the Wand, for it is well known that the
old roads were too Narrow and confined to admit
any carriages; and indeed the whole ifland could
only produce two or three, which titre chiefly oft&
is croffing the lands. Mitre lorry to add that the
Putrid Fever is very prevalent in foam parts of the
Wand.

The Naval Returns up to Saturday, Rate the num•
ber of (hips in commiffion to be—of the line, 230;—
fifties, 52 ;—frigates. t 63 ;--Boopa, &c. t 8 I j —gun.
brigs and under, 26 t. In ordinary, of the line. 32 ;
fifties, 53; frigates, 6o; floops, Scc. 46; gun•brigs
and under, 3.—Budding, of the line, 38 ; frigates.
; gaups. dtc. 5 gun-brigs sad under, 8; ssaking
a total of top yak.