Star.
London, England, 1806-10-11 00:00:00

PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

Cot.fols, for money, S.F.—for account, 611.
Omnium, money, 4—for account 41.
Exchequer Bills, par.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock ghat India Bald% pat t s M.
3 per Cells. B. Ana Exch. Bilis, is. M. is. prem.
3 per C. Calf. 61{ 60{ 61 Omnium 4} 31 pre n.
4 per Cent. Slut &ISA Tickets 191 175.
s per C•NerT9ll4ll CoMols fur mc 611 { i i

BARON JACOBI.
At a late hour lail night Baron Jacoat arrived in
town. He came from Hamburgh in the Diana
packet, Captain MACDONALD, which had failed up the
Elbe for the purpofe of receiving him.
By this conveyance we have received Hamburgh
Papers to the 3d of OCtober, being of a later date by.
two days, than any which have hitherto arrived. We
do not learn from them that any aftion had taken
place on the Continent, though there is every reafon
to expeft that holtilities cannot be avoided. The
French main army was rapidly advancing towards
Hoff, where the Duke of BRVNSWICK has filed his
quarters. The French are making forced marches
in all direaions, with a view, as it appears, to acce-
lerate the commencement of holtilities.

The Bavatian army is appointed to watch the mo-
tions of Aufiria, fo that a large body of French troops
are at liberty to march towards the common centre
of Hoff, as we have already mentioned. 'fhe Pr uf.
flans are very flrong in Hanover. if they proceed
a little further to the Southward, they will get
into a country where they acquired fo much glory
during the Seven Years War. The fpitit which ani-
mates the Prof:Gan troops has arifen to loch a pitch of
ardent enthufiafm, as cannot well be defcribed. The
line of march of the Ruffians does not appear to be
clearly afcertained.
The following articles are from the Hamburgh
Papers
Ea Lana aa, SI PT. x6.—The various French troops
in Suabia and Bavaria are all in motion, towards
Franconia. Martha' Soult's corps, confining of
36,000. men, which had been left to occupy Brannan,
and prefent a front towards the Auflrian States, it is
alto CAW, is to leave Bavaria, and affemble near
Herfchbruck. Inilead of Martha' Soult's corps, it is
underflood that the whole of the Bavarian troops are
to form an army of obfervation towards the Au.
flrian frontier. Several thoufand French troops are
of embled in our vicinity. Upwards of 5,000 were
yellerday at Nuremberg ; and the head quarters of
Marfhal Berthier are expelled to be fired there.—
There is alfo a report, that Nuremberg is to be made
a military depot. In fine, the whole force which will
be collated in the territory of Nuremberg and An.
fpach, it is fuppofed, will exceed Cary thoufand men
It is underllood that a park of artillery will biform-
ed near St. Peter's, on the road to Fencht, upon the
Nuremberg territory. The French increafe in their
numbers upon the frontiers of Fulda and HefTe.

The following letter was fent by the King of PrufGa
to General Von Kirfchfeldt, Commandant of the
Royal Guards at Pntfdam

" Though It was my firft intention to come to Potfdam to-
morrow, to be prefent when the battalions march out, I have been
obliged to wave my defign, on account of feveral temporary affairs
and bounds which have intervened. Let the troops, therefore,
be informed, in my name, that I with them all, high and low,
much bappinefa on the occafion of their march. What I have a
right to taped of them, and the high degree of confidence which
I have placed In them, have long been known to each individual :
I than therefore not repeat it. Hitherto the Pruffian army has
known how to prefervc its glory—.4t will not fuller it to fink now.
Dot if we can obtain our °bled without the (word ; that is to fay
tbs neceffary (mirky of our own, and the neighbouring States, fo
much the better—otherwife, rather than Batter 'head-elves with
the vain though hr nlur,bk hope of peace, I than taped that
e ‘ch of theft States will think of ddlinguithing itfelf, gin more,
fur the general welfare againft the enemy. I with you the conti-
noire, of your health, and hope to fee you altogether in a (hot:
tints. a FREDERICK WILLIAM."