Star.
London, England, 1806-01-20 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY so.
PRICE OF STOCKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
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-C;;lferis;;.;;;Y:Witi;;-ja---6-46i'-:lied•old 59i 63.

Since our laft, two Hamburgh mails have arrived,
alfo Come Dutch papers. Two mails are (bit due.

The contents of the mails that have arrived were
in a great meafure anticipated by the corm% from
the Hamburgh papers, given in our paper of Thurf-
day lall. Later accounts have, however, been re-
ceived from the Continent, which have funned tome
interefling articles.
The Ruffian official account of the battle of Au-
fterlitz, which has been circulated in Germany, dif-
fers confiderably in its details from the French, but
the differences do not area the general refult. They
prove, however, that the opinion before entertained
by every confiderate man in this country was well
founded ; namely, that Faancis was extremely and
nnneceffarily precipitate in concluding the arminice,
and had never even confulted his great and magna-
nimous Ally.
According to the account alluded to, the Ruffian
army on the ad of December confifted of only so,ooo
men, and the Auftrian, compofed moftly of new
levies, of about half that number. The French had
a fuperiority in numbers of from fifteen to twenty
thoufand, BBILMADOTTIt'S divifion having joined on
the day before the battle. The lots of the Ruffians
was about to,ooo, none of whom were drowned as
Rated in the French account—the lois of the enemy
is fuppofissi to tave been at kart as confiderable. On
the following day the French are reported to have
attacked the Ruliawrear guard in the neighbourhood
of Uhrfchutz, but, after a partial and defultory ac-
tion, which continued until the dote of the day, the_
French were obliged to relinquifb their intention. It
is pofitively contradifted, that the Imperial Ruffian
Guard loft their colours : on the contrary, the Regi-
ment of the Grand Duke COMITANTINI took the
flandard of one of the regiments of the line of the
French infantry. This, no doubt, was the Eagle, the
reftoration of which is defcribed with filch pomp and
circumflance in the Order of the Day of the tsth
ult. as inferted in one of the late French papers.
The areninice, the chief articles of which were ar"
ranged during the two hours interview between Bo-
na AAAAA and the EMperor Faancts, was without
the privity or confent of the Emperor of Russia.—
It is fuppofed that BONAPARTE conceded more than
might have been expelled, for the purpofe of in-
ducing Auftria to withdraw herfelf from the only
ally able and willing to fupport her. The Emperor
Ataxamasa retired, highly difratisfied with the con-
do& and Councils of the Prince he came to affill ;
and the Archduke CH ARLIS has, it is Paid, openly ex-
preffed his difapprobation of that ignominious and
unneceffary compromife.

By the packets which brought the Mails, four
King's Meffengers have arrived, viz.—Meffre. BAP.
UT, ROM, and WAGSTAFF, from Berlin ; and Mr
blit.t.s, from the Head-quarters in Hanover. They
had been difpatched feparAtely, but were detained at
Cuxhaven by contrary winds, until the t tth inflant,
when they all took their pairage together. Mr. WAG•
a was the IA meffenger fent off. He left Berlin
on the 6th Whist, and of coutfe brings the Welt ad.
vices from that Court.

Lord Haattow ay had been much indirpored, but
was confiderably recovered, at the time the Igtfren.
ger came away : his Lordlbip did not intend imme-
diately to return to England. Lord Lavisom GOWIR
was (Lill at Berlin, but was expelled to take his de-
parture for St. Peterfburgb, in the coutfe of a day or
dow.

The fsparats peace between France and Aufiria
canted an extraordinary fenfation at Berlin, as loon
as it was known. The Pr u(1 an army ()illumined
on the frontiers. So late as the 9th, the Engirt)),
Ruffian, and Swedith troops continued it; Hancver.
It was generally believed at Berlin, that the EIeflo•
rate had been ceded, for a time, to the King of
Praflia, to prevent its falling into the hands of the
French ; that the latter had been apptised of this
atrangement ; and that the general halt which took

plaestrin all the French detachments that were ad
vancilkg &awards Hanover, was produced by this cif-
cumibrincc. We belie'', however, that whatever
part pruffia has taken in this matter has been by the
direEtion of Napor.sox. The idea of a cc ion, on
the principle reported, is ridiculous.