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

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

No Mail from Hamburgh has arrived ; but we
have received ne Cerrtheademe to the 3otls
A letter from Vienaa, of the atft ult. given inane
of theft papers, Rates, that the Ruffian Commandant
had refafed to furrender Cattaro, in confequente of
Rein& being occupied by the French, and becaufe
his previous orders were applicable to other circus.
fiances. The departure of the French troops from
Germany, is confetinettee of this, as it is raid, DAM-
peed circumfiance, is praftponed fiar &e. The publi.
cation of the new conflitation for Germany will foots
appear. The whole of the plan was projetted and
matured at Paris, between TALL AAAAA D and the
Envoys of the Confederated Courts. Nothing but
the ratification feems to have been entruaed to the
deliberation of the perfons they reprefented. The
Emperor of Russia, we believe, has come to a final
determination refpating the difpute between Pruffsa
and Sweden. The Pruffitan Colonel Kitt/MIAMI and
a petfon attached to the Swedith Legation at Sr.
Peterflurgb, both left that capital about the fame
time, with difpatches for their refpettive Sovereigns.

Yellerday Mr. Fos underwent the operation of
tapping, which was very fuccefsfully performed. A
great quantity of water, nearly (incest quarts, was
evacuatkd by the procefs. Mr. Fox was afterwards
in a very favourable Rate. The operation was per.
formed by Mr. CLINE.

Yefterday the Prince(' Allem& completed het r3d
year, upon which occafion their Majaorias received
the compliment' of congratulation by the Duke of
Kelm, the Ditchers of Yoac, Lady Gaosramoa, Lord
St. Hataseso Sir H.B. Neat" and Lady, and &viral
others. The bells in Wiodfor we►e rang, the guns,
fired in honour of the day, and f 1 other demon.,'
Britian of joy took place.

Mr. SHERIDAN. it is find, has given in a plan for
difplaying Wellmi:titer Hall to full advantage. by
pulling down all the adjoining buildings, and lea.
tag it entirely detached. The Royal and Anti-
quarian Societies, too, we hear, are to be removed
from Somerfet Houfe. and tome proper place provi-
ded for them at the Mews, Charing Crofs.
Sir C Oasssar has declined going out Re
corder of Prince of Wales's Hand. the Court of Di-
reftors having refuted to grain a higher Calm than
mool. a year.

A Board was yellerday held at the Admiralty for
the admilGon of invalid Seamen into the Royal
Hofpital of Greenwich.

An order was yelterday ilued by the Tranfpnrt
Board for engaging any number of ►elfels tat can
be obtained, which are to be pro►ifioned for a three
months' fel vice.

j.ieutenant Darts, Firff of the Blanche frltate, is
promoted to the rank of Conttnandcr.

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The Colossus and MAtAill Ince of war, tut
ready for fen. at Portfmeath.

The Dutch Admiral Van Taman* has halal
declared not guilty of the charges broughtAguink
him refpcaiug kis optima' at Uts hurenier el Se.
chute.

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POOLS. AUCAIST 7.

Arrived the Sneed's, Osamta, from Newfoundland,
PATIO a f!eet of 13 fail, under convoy of the RAY-
xei.ilnop of was ; left M. John's, on the loth ult.
The Mailer of this vefia repeat• the report of an
American frigate having been, from fume provnca.
tion, fired into by one of our frigates, taken polief-
lien of, and fent for Halifax ; they afterwards fell in
with two American vette'', which were detained by
the Englli frigate, and fent into M. John's. The
fifhery had commenced under the mod favourable
aufpices.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 6.

Came in the Caledonian, &sac. from Wifcatfett,
with MARS, for the Dock Yard: MASA, of 74 guns,
from the fleet off Rochefort, and brought in with her
le Rhin French frigate, of 4o guns, and 300 men,
which the captured a few day. fince, on her paff.ge
from the Welt Indies : the Rhin was chaced by the
Maas upwards of moo miles, and (Truck her colours
at the firing of ona gun, although commanded by
one of Boa aaaaa Legion of Honour the MARS
fell in with the Rhin, Revanche. Tamife, and Hor-
tcofc French frigates, returning from the Welt In-
dies: when they fira difcovered the Maas, they very
gallantly drew up in line of battle t but the infiant
they difeovered that the Maas was not to be intimi-
dated, but on the contrary made fail towards them,
they began each to confult his own fafety by flight,
and as the Maas could only purfue one, the others
cfcaped of eourfe, thitugh we hope fume other of our
nosserous cruisers will have the good fortune to pre-
vent their getting into a French rut.
PORTSMOUTH. At/ GUS r 7.
Sailed the Fiona frigate to join the Channel Fleete
Wind S. W.

DIAL. AUGUST 7.
Sailed the LIV tram aPop of war, and Derr to AYR
gun brig. on a cruise. Arrived and failed for the
Rim, the Eurydice. alpha," COMPTON. from Sufi.
anus. Arrived the Aaaow fehooner and B
gun brig. from a cruise.—Wind W. S. W.
MADRAS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. FEB. 27. ao6.

His Alajef Dip TZILPSICNORR has arrived at
Trincomalee, after a cruise of nearly two months off
the Ifle of France; left his Majay's fhip Plrr on
the 4th January, in lat. 9. 39. S. and long. 39 E.—
The TaarsscNoa■ brought to and etamincd ten
American (hips and vat's, and three Danes, during
her min, bound from different ports to the 111 e of
France. The American brig Two Brothers, detained
by his Majeay's fhip Parr, arrived at Colombo no
the 9dl mat. She was from Marfedles, with a cargo
of wine, he. and, as the Commander aliened, was
bound to Tranquebar.