Star.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

LISBON FLEET.

We have the fatisfadinn to announce the fare ar-
rival of this fleet at Spithead on Friday night, under
the convoy of his Majefly's Chip Couto:, Captain
&fleet FF. The veffels bound up St. George's Chan-
nel parted company on the 9th, under protedlon of
the MILIIOOC fchooner.
The whole convoy has suited fate, except a
Swedith brig and a re-captured veffel, which parted
company in a gale off Cape Finiiierre.
The mailers of the different veff:llcompaing the
convoy (peak in the higheft terms of the care and
attention of Capt. SHIRRIFF t and hopes are enter-
tained that accounts will loon be received of the fafe
arrival of the two flips that were feparated by the
gale.
The Cozily: has brought in with her a valuable

weffel, believed to be French property. Should it
prove In, it will he a rich prize to the car )rs. She
bas alto brought home about 80,000 dollars, and
fame rich jewels for different merchants.
By this convoy we have received a more particu-
lar account of the embargo laid on one of our car-
lets by the Portuguefe GOvernment than had before
eaelled 114. The circumilances were briefly thefe :
The prifoners took every opportunity to efcape
From the cartel and get on &ore. This was made
known to the Senior Officer on the !titian, Captain
Salazar, who communicated the fame to Lord
Sressoroso, who made arrangements accordingly
torthe -recovery of the prifoners. A guard was fent.
From the Cull au z to take care of thetn, and the po-
lice, fecnred a great number of them, and fent them
onboard. . .
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. Soon, after chit the prlfoners
.Mutinied', feiaid
the amtnunitiOn and arms, and went cff with the
cartel's boat, threatening at the fame time, that if
any attempt was made to bring them back, they
would put every man in the Cartel so death. In the
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Meant:elite the guard having tmind fome ammtnsition
which had efcaped their fearch, made &We of it. One
*Freedman was wounded, another was drowned, and
imfortunately, a Portuguefe was kink(' by oae of the
}both which oetafioned the embargo,

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):TENCH AND DUTtli JOUR/41A LS.
since our Litl we have recelved the former to the
6th, and the latter to the oth inflant,
They announce that M. D'Ouzett.r. left Vienna
On the 23d ult. riot for the baths of Baden, as before
Oported, but fc.r Stra(burgh, where he arrived on
the 29th—probably on his route to nu is.
-French 3 per Cents. 66. 6a.
FIAMBURGH MAILS.
The Mail which fell due yefterday has not yet u•
rived—the one due on Wednefday came to hand this
Morning. The following are the principal articles :
VIENNA, Just" at.—On Wednefday lafl, M.
Paget, the Englifh Minitler, had his audience of
leave of the Emperor. Mr. Adair was afterwards
prefented ; and on the "fame day, Baron Thugut had
a long conference with the Sotereign.
Pas 23.—Every wills and every hope here centre
In the .!efire for the prefervation of the peace of the
euntinent. The financial plans with which the Go.
vernment is at prefent engaged, can only fucceed
upon the foundation of a general confidence ; arid
the Court negleBs nothing that can enfure this ob
jed. All our military movements announce the du•
ration of peace. A part of the army is now on its
march for the Eaflern provinces of the monarchy.
Several regiments have left Vienna and its environs,
for Hungary, while others Rationed there are on
their march for Tranfylvania and the two Gallicias.
That of Count Jellachlch, which has been at Cram.,
via eighteen month., has left that city for Pizchmine.
One company of Kenmayer's Hulters now form
that garrifon. The infantry regiments of Davidovich
and D'Alvinzy have marched into Croatia to occupy
Warafdin and Agram. General Ginlay is ezpedledl
at the latter place, he being appointed Commandant
in Chief of Croatia. Baron Alviney retains the
command in chief in Hungary. A'grand review took
place at Pell, on the Bth inßant, when General Al'-:
vinzir bellowed the Crofs *of Therefa upon Prince.,
Vianr Rchan.
:The French General, Andreoffy, it appointed to
fuperintend the giving up of the fortrefs of Brannan.
AUGSBURGH, lugs a3.—To-day five wag.
gone arrived from Vienna, each containing thirty
ftnall calks of money, the produce of the contribu-
tiona levied in Auftria during the Ray of the French
tl is money is going to Paris.
Difpniitions are making on every fide for the de-
parture of the army. The detachments of the gear
elidrmei and cannoneer' which were at Ulm, bayed
alieady fet we, and. the Great Park of artillery will
lbon follow. The corps under the orders of Mar.
(hal Bernadotte will break up, it is faid, about the
end of this month.
Jura 26.—YeRerday, at five in the evening, an
order arrived here from the Duke de Neufchatel for
all the :ens d'arrnes in this city to begin their march
and to recopy the great read which leads by Ulm
into the country of Wirtemberg, in order to take the
nectlTary marines for the palf.age of the troops
through Suabia, and obtain the honks neceffary for
their march ; to facilitate it, a magazine will be efla-
blifaed at Gkitlingen which is the more neceffary as
all provifions arc exceffively dear, and it is very dif.
c ult. to vccurc forage for the harks.

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Sununu is Gill occupied by the Preach. The
Courier with the official news of the furrendcr of
Camaro. is not yet arrived, but he is hourly expetiled.
The bead quarters of Marlhal Soult will, it is
thought, leave Paffau next week : preparatory move-
ments ate likewife obferveble among the troops in
Suabia. Martha! Ney, however, is Itill at Memtbin.
gen, Martha) D'Avouft at Dettingen, the General of
Divifion, Wound, et Nadlingen, the General of Di.
vifion, Debilly, at Wallallsin, the General of Brigade,
Brouard. at Pifehengen, Sm. • •
Certain intelligence has been received that no more
confcripts will pafs the Rhine, and a great number
of uniforms are conveying from hence to Strafburgh.
TRIESTE, Juas 'G.—The Auftrian troopt del.
tined for Cattaro arrived live two or three days ago. ,
They confift for the molt part of grenadiers, and form
a tide corps of about 4000 men : to-day they have
been embarked on board Merchant veffels that have
been put in tequifition for that purpofe at this port,
and will fail if the wind continues fair, to-night or in
the morning. The diftance by land-from Tattle to
Canaria, through Dalmatia, is nearly Go German
miles ; but as there is no good road through the
province of Dalmatia, and tie country is full of high
mountains and provifions being fcarce, the paffage
will be made by few. General Laurilton is already
potted with a French corps at Ragufa, in order to
take poffeffion of Cattaro as loon as it filial be given
up by the Rulliane to the Auftrians ; this may take
place,thould our troops meet with a northerly wind,
between the 20th and 24th of June ; and code-
quently the courier who brings official adtriee of
the furrendcr of Cattaro to the Mariltal and Minifter
it War (Prince ALIIX•tiDill BORTH'S') at Munich,
may arrive here the latter end of June. The paffage
from Trick to Cattaro, with a favourable wind, is
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often made in two, or at moft in three days, though
there have been inflances of (hips, with a contrary
wind, being two or three weeks before they could
reach Cattaro. but the wind is how Gk.

From information which we ourfelves polies, and
on which our Readers may depend, we can affect
that the lift of (be Staff for the Expedition, given in
fcveral of the daily papers, n far from coned :
Majni-Generall Wy wraan goes, but not as Comman.
der in Chief; Major-General OAl[ll, who is of the
Military Board of Enquiry, certainly does not go ;
nor do we believe Lord Paoar goes. Culonel CAMP.
sun., of the 61a regiment, the Adjutant-General to
our Army in the Mediterranean, is, we believe, the
Only one of the Staff as yet certainly to go : he goes
likewife with the rank of Brigadier General.

Among the other reforms and retrenchments
which have taken place, is the abolition of there
very expenfive eitablifhments to the nation, General
Hofpitals. For the fuggellion of this, and for im-
menfe ravings in the medical department of the army,
we underhand that the country is indebted lc) Dr.
KNIGHT, the Infpeelor General of the Medical Board.

His MAJESTY has been molt
,gracinuily pleafed to
appoint EARDLEY WILMOT, Efq. to be a Commit
Goner of Appeals in the Excite Confer, in the room
of CHARLLS Actaa, Efq. refigrted.
MAjasTY has been pleafed, by his Royal Let-
ters Patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to pro-
mole the Rev. C WARBURTON, D. D. Dean
of Clonmacnoife, to the Bifhoprick of Limerick, with
the.united Bithoprick of Ardfert and Aghadne, vacant
by the death of the Right Rev. Dr. Tiros. Bellisario,
late Billiop thereof.
Yellerday morning the Duke of You arrived at
Windfor, and tranfafted bufinefs with his MA/ISTY.
After wards he attended the parade, in the Court-yard,
of the Blocs and the Stafford Regiments, with his
MAJESTY, accompanied by Generals CARTWRIGHT,
Da Bobs, and FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR. After
which, his MAJESTY. Princelier AUGUSTA and Arts-
Lira, walked to Church, accompanied by the Dukes of
Yoke and CAPIRRIDCR, who returned to the Palace,
attended by Lord %rocas:3la, Lady ALBANA
CUMBIRLAND, Generals Da BUDS and GARTH, and
Colonel Tay cot, where a fermon was preached by
Dr. CHAPArtriTi. After the ferrite, the Archbifhop
of CANTERBURY (who arrived yellerday mooting)
waited in the Church, and held Come converfation
with his,MAISITY.
His MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES went in a car-
riage to Frogmore, where the Qyzis and the'other
Patacassas went louse time before. They returned
to the Palace about two o'clock.
The Duke of YORK left Windfor for Oatlands,
after attending his MAJESTY and the Paiscesses
to Church ; and the Duke of CAM limb a left Wind-
fur for London.

Dr. BEATTT, who was with Lnrd Nscsom, is ap-
pointed Phyfician to the Channel Fleet.
Lord Mstviche and fuite intend leaving town to-
morrow for his feat near Edinburgh.
Mr. RANDLE JAcKsow, the Barrifler, has been
elated a Trudee of D; ury Lane Theatre, in the room
Iltf the late Sir RICHARD FORD.

By a late Order of the Council of Portugal, the pre-
(captions of phyficians are ordered to be written in
the vernacular tongue, an get highly delaying imita-
tion in England.
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The following Ladies. and Gentlemen arrived on
the 9th intiant, at Harwich, from France, via Rot-
tudam

The Colmar of Myer ley, and her Daughters, Lady Sufan and
Lady Emily ; Mifs Savage ; Mrs Wolfe and Son i Mrs. Beeby,
and Dr. I. B. Dam, Toaer, London.
The latter gentleman, (Dr. Davis), returned to
this country upon his parole: from his attention and
humanity to hit unfortunate felloW prifoners, while
at Verdian, his departure will be much regretted
there, while his arrival in this country mull give
great fatisfaelicn to his friends.
The Mary Ann, Warr, bound to Landon, has been
on thou at Tubago, and obliged to unload.