Star.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

HAMBURGH Main.

CONITANTIN"PLII. APRIL 20.—0 n the t4th, im•
mediately after the arrival of a coin ier from St. Pe-
tedburgh, a conference took place between the
Ruffian Ambaffador and the Reis Effendi, which,
coupled with the affembling of the Turkifh troops,
has given rife to various reports. A French agent
has been poifoned in Egypt. There are now only
so,ooo Ruffians remaining in the Seven bands.
Zr NCO, APRIL 27—Yeficrday the march of another
corps of It or t zoo French troops was announced.
They are to pats through this place in three diviffints;
a carcurnaance which has produced an uncommon
tile ►n the ;nice of provifions. To fornifh the French
armies in Dalmatia with meat, all the neighb. wring
Manch have lawn ordered to fend their (pare cattle to
Zara. The Englifh have landed at Cape d'lllx ia, and
demanded a heavy contribution.
ST. PETERSIWRCH, MIT 9 —lt is not Captain
Lila ofki, hut hi. Krufeuftem himfelf, who is arret►ed
in China with his crew. He had put into Cession,
and not into any port (hut againll foreigners; but the
Chinefe fay, the only place appointed for the trade
%ids Italia is Kyachta. With what defign then is
a fecund place vitited ? Extenfion of the trade, or
perhaps curiofity It is the fame thing. The vifit
ought at all events to have been fiat announced.
We hope that all will be Ihortly adjittied, as affairs
on the land fide go on io well. The A mhafrulor is
to continue his journey, and 11;e Court of Pekin has
dig:approved of the condua of thrill Mandarins feat to
meet the Eating?, and changed tome of them.
Prince Dolgorucky is going immediately to the
Turkifh frontiers.

BERLIN, MAY 26.—isf.jor Chapman, Adjutant to
his Swcdith Majeily, art ived here yeliod.ty from
GripfwAld, with a lettcr from that hl.,nareh, ad-
clieff:d In our Sovereign. To this letter his Majelly
ha, already forwarded an anfwer.
C,PENUAGEN, MAY 17.—Since eight days only
124 (hips have paired the Sound. Elfintur fuffer.
conaderably by tie general Stagnation of trade and
navigation. The Ruffian firft.rate, which lately
tailed frcm our it ad has run aground off MlVieth°.
Lag night we heard the Spats of Wirers. We have
news from Koningtherg that orders are arrived there
to let all Britifh (hips go to fee without obftrudion,
and so allow them 19 trade freely to Memel.

STAALSO4I3, MAY 20.--This afternoern the-11201:'
drawn tor Fcacibles are to be alrembled for tilt lit!,

time in order to be enrolled. The tortref; at 111,.
place is full of troops, and the number indent:,
every day.
SWEDISH PoSISRAIIiA, MAY t7.--The divifion of
gunboats which failed from Stralfund, has thrcr
hundred grenadiers on board. They have, however,
brought up at a Ihort dillance from that place, where
they will wait for further orders. Entrenchments
are forming under the walls of Stralfund, and a body
of cavalry is expeeted here from Sweden.

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ITA LY, MAY 6.—The Commander of the Englifh
troops in Sicily has made an offer to the brave Prince
of Heffe Philipahal, who defends Gaeta in In dillin•
guithed a manner, to fupport him with Engli(h
troops ; but this the Prince has declined, declaring
that his garrifon is fufficient, and that be can tely
upon it.

Vfirmit, MAT 5.--We are Bill blockaded by the
enemy; iu the mean while they work night and dAy
in our arfenal at equipping a flotilla, which will At
more than fufficient to drive away the enemy'. 'Lips.
As foon as the Ruffians (hall have evacuAted CAttal 0,
Corfu, Zante, &c will be attacked, as the Seven
tiles formerly belonged to Venice ; the piodußions
of thole Wands will revive our commerce.

VIINNO. MAY 14 —The report (plead this day of
General Prince Auerfberg being dripped by the fen-
tence of the Court Martial of all his titles, and cNa-
demned to pats the reft of his life on one of his eftatef
in Bohemia, ',squires farther confirmation.
The pixels Icfpeftin; Marquis Ghiflieri is Ilia
going on, and does not teem to take a turn very fa-
vourable to him General Brady is not under arreft.
but has, neverthelcfs, been fummoned before a Court
Martial.

Count Rafuntowfki bas received difpatches by a
courier -atraurdinary from St. Petetiburgh, announ-
cing that, in confequerice of the urgent folicitations
of our Ce utt, his Imperial Majefly of Ruffia has re-
folved to order his troops to evacuate Cattaro, and
the other fortrelfes in that quarter, and to put them
again into the poffetfion of the Auftriana, by whom
they will be given up to the Frencb. A Ruffian cou-
rier was immediately after difpatched from this capital
to the Commanding Officer at Cattai,. Being provid-
ed with a paffport -from the French Amballiclor, be
took the toad to Zara, through Croatia, fo that he
May reach his dellination in a forthight.
The report that the Englifh and Ruffians Lad
blockaded the !nborn of 'frielle is unfounded.
Musics, May 4.—M. Reinhard, the French
Collin! in Moldavia and Wallachia, arrived here on
Friday lan, on his way to France. Andreoffi, witl2
two Adjutant., arrived here on Sunday, and on the
fribfequent day continued his journey towards Paris.
AUGSBUAGH, MAY la.—The number of the
French troops quartered in the Bavariapterritory on-
chr Soult, Bernadotte, Hey, fie. amounts to go,poci
men. Several hundreds of new tailed confcripts have
jut arrived here.
ULM' MAY lE.—According to the General Or.
Jets of the r :IA army, tone difmounted partics
belonging to the Light Cayalry in Bavaria and Sua-
bia will commence their march for France at.out the,
middle of the prefent month. They will partly pro-
ceed by way of Strafburgh, and partly by way 06,
Nlentz.
SUASIA, May 15.—... The followini Order of the
Day his been announced to Marfhal Ney's Corps:
AAAAA CT IRON rims RIGISTIIS OF THI
OF STATE HI THE PALACE or ST. CLOUD.
Napoleon. Emperor 6f the French. and King of Italy. ha. de.
creed the (Wowing The Paymaiter of the Army Mefoy
can't/red; and :hrough the Minifter of the Public Treifttry, be Is
ordered to pay into the tam._ the fum of r 0 cro francs, which he
has unjultly extorted in the Venetian provinces.—ll. By the fame
decree, all the Madders of the State are informed, that the :aid
t..fny Is hereby deemed Incapabk of any public employ.--111.
Solignac, cafhiered by our decree of May ta, is ordered to pay
t. francs into the Army Chat, which he has unjuftly ob-
tained.. And if he and Alertly fail herein. they Mali be put under
weft, and treated with ail the ril;cour of the law.
laireatnt ORDER or APRIL as.-1 be following Individuals,
named as under,thall pay to the Chet of the Italian Army tha tol.
lowing fums:....oeneral Franfachi, top.:o francs; the Adjutant
Commandant Chavardes, 4.003 francs: the Adjutant Delors.
go,roo ; the Comminry of War Angier, 6o louis dors ; Ambert.
3 on francs; the Adjutant Ouledo, 3600 francs.

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FRANKFORT, MAY 17.—1 t is rumoured in Fran-
conia, that, under certain circtunflances, the princi-
pality of Anfpach will be affigned to a military So-
vereign.
BANKS ns THI MAINS, MAY 17.—Private letters
from Paris Bate, that all communication between
France and England is broken off. The cattle etf
thus difappointing the hopes which had been enter-
tained of peace, confills in the different views with
regard to Holland, Naples, and Malta. According
to the fame hitter., the Cabinet of the Thuilleries has
fent a courier to Lifb ot, with a demand, that all the
lharbours of Portugal (hould be (hut againft the Eng-
lint. The Members of the Diet at Ratilbon cape&
the flieedy communication of a Note, containing the
bails of a new conflitution for Germany.
DIISSILDORF, MAY I4.—Within there few days
the duchy of Weflplialia has been occupied by French
'troops. They have already advanced as far as Atenf-
berg, Brilon, Wartitin, &c.
Essie, MAY IS —ln the Dilative of Cleves and
Berg, there is a rumour of tome new change in their
Government, in confequence of the Archduke Joac•
kim being to receive another deliinatinn.
HANOYRR, MAY 20.—The pratlice of (hooting at
marks in public is forbidden by authority t and all
perforis who afford accommodations for thefe pur.
poles, have been informed that the pra&ice is ful
' pendcd for the prefent year.
H•IABURON, MAY 23.—The Ruffian Miniller,
Alopeus, has fent a courier with dilparches to St.
Peterthurgh, from Sti ali iind. The Swedi(h galley
fleet clofely blockades all the Pruflian ports in the
Baltic. The French are now preparing to quit the
fortrefs of Brannan, and other ports of the South r.f
Germany. The Landamman of Switzerland is about
to reign, and de Wattenville is to be his fucceffor.—
Mon of the Helvetic Cantons are now foliating an
union with France. The Emperor of Germany, it
is faid, has contented to all the changes Bonaparte is
going to make in the German eontlitution.
H•PANUNON, Mar a4.—According to letters from
NOG', received yelterday, 8 wedigt frigates have ap-
peared before Memel, Dint lick, and other Prufli in
ports in the Baltic, in order to blockade them. Toe
Captain who has the command before Dantaick has
informed the Pilots that he will Coffer all Danifh (hips
. to eater, and shore Lida with corn to come out.

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MONDAY, JUNE s.
FRICI OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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Pales OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
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A Bpanilh fchooner has been fent into Plymouth. 1
as a prise to the Sum NAM' of 18 guns: by this veffel
we have received the particulars of the following gal-
lant encounter between a handful of our brave Tars.
ani a fleet of Spoof& armed boat. :—The tender be.
longing to the SURINAM, in which was Lieut. Ross.
And to Volunteers, mounted with 4 fwiveb, and 41
mulketoons, went within two miles of Bilboa Cattle.
and was there becalmed : two armed boats came off
to attack them, with 3o foldiers in each, and after a
(mart conteft one of them was fent to the bottom,
with all the people on board t in the other boat. fix
men were killed, and Ike then went off; but being
joined by five others, Ike returned to renew the attack,
when the tender taking the advantage of a breeze,
made off. in the confli& Lieut. Ross is f:d to have
been badly wounded by cutsand flab% but it is hoped
sot mortally; two of his gallant comrades are alto
wounded, one of whom, it is feared, will die I but
the enemy's ha is very confiderable, 3o having pe
rifted in the firfi boat.