Star.
London, England, 1805-09-24 00:00:00

SEPTIMIDEIL 1.

The DECADE frigate, with Admiral KNIGHT, ar-
rived to-day from off Cadiz, with the accounts of
Sir Roaarr CALDEL having joined Admiral Cot.-
Ltxuwoon, and that their fcriadrons united, amount-
ed to 26 fail of the line, with which they were bl.cl•-
ing up the combined fquadrons, in Cadiz, of 34 fail
of the line.

SIIPTEAT3EIt 4.
The Decant-, frigate fails to morrow for England
with Sir RIcHaRD BICKERTON, who is obliged to
leave this Illation from bad heOth.
There has been no increafe to the Spanifit Camp
lately. The garrifon is tolerably healthy, and as
there has been no appearance of the fever in any part
of Spain this year, we are in hopes the contagion of
this horrid peitiloce is now estind in Europe.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLOCI
Confo:t, for money, 58 )—for o.4.sBff—osmium 3i.
Eacheq. Ms, par to is li6 t

The French .Miniller at Copenhagen has remon-
aiated againfk the engagement of panifb veffeis to
c mv:.y troops, form, &c. for RulEa. The Danilh
Government replied, that it was a private concern
in tra le, and could not interpote its authority to
re:lTAin it.

There are not an French foldieis at Cuxhaven ;
Ole left bank of the Elbe remaining, as before, free
fun the ptefence of French troops.
BERNAoorrF, With the army of Hanover---hia-
riosT, with the troops from Holland—have both
I .ti,ecl, and polled thernfelves on the frontiers of
11.. ire Ca

The ELECTOR of Heffe Caffel has an army of
6,cco men. He has pat himfelf under the proteEtion
of Pt oflia, which promifes not to defers him. Bra•
ADOTTE declares, that he has no orders to prOcced
with military operations against the Eleaor.

His Pro Man Majedy has given orders for the ens-
bliihment of two armies of obfervation, the united
force of which is from eighty to one hundred thou
faid men.

The following Official Document contains an accu-
rate account of the nature of the forces to be cm-
played, and the particular States from which they
are to be drawn :

LIST Of TIM TROOPS OPDERRD TO RE PUT IN MOTION IN TUR

►RUSSIAN STATZS :

Battatioor of Infantry. Sr:aro": y. Craft'''.
In Vettlphalis - t 3 . 7
In Prnierania - 8 23
In the Mark - 34 -
to

In Wdttrn Prufna is - it)
In Southern PruM - a 7 is
lu Sada - g - If

ARTILLERY.

At 'Magdeburg, 1 Batteries of ra-peunders.
• i of &Pounders
At Perlin, • . 3 of rt-poundcrs.
-- - 9 of Flying Artillery.
At Cr. utlet.s, • of a- pound et s.
At Glogau, 3 .-- of la & 6 pounder:.
(Signed) FREDERICK WILLIASI.
o:arlottenburgh, Sept. 7, 1805.

If this formidable force is to be affembled merely I
the purp fe of fecutint to a (mall circle of Ger-
army the advantages of neutrality, his Prufflan Ma-
jelly may well deferve to be conidered as one of
tile chief protedors of that Con(iitution, which
BONAPAP.TE has been fo intent upon undermining.
—lie lies invited Denmark; and the Eledors of
Saxony and Heffe, to arm and join in the league.—
Having given filch intelligible intimations of his deter-
mination, it is probable that the 17,000 French, who
are collccled in the Gottingen country, will not force a
ffige through the States of the Eledor of Heffe, as
they were fuppofed to have intended. The Alliance
of protedion from the Court of Berlin to that Hate,
which was on the point of being inflated and devour-
ed by the legions of D)Naraart, has already had
the died of reiloring Mr. Tart:le, the Englifh En.;
soy, to the exercife of his Illations at the Electoral
Court. We can conceive that thefe occafional inter-
ferences, on the part of Praia, mull be extremely
mortifying to BON•PARTs. What becomes of his avow-
ed determination of excluding the Miniflers of Great
Britain from the Continent, if be is to be thus met
and difconcerted, at every turn, by the magnanimous
interpofition of his Frill:flan Majelly ? General KALK-
aiurn, who fettled the terms for the evacuation of
the French territories, in the campaign of ninety-
two, by the Pruffian troops, and who is at prefent
Governor of Dantzic, has received notice to prepare
for let vice.

Strong expe&ations were entertained at Hanover,
that a corps of Pruffian troops would thortly occupy
that Eledorate. it was neverthelets reported, that
a confider Ale number of French troops were coming
thither from Holland. Hanover was lint to furnifh
goo holies and Soo,ooo francs.
Private letters from Berlin (late, " That M. Du-
ane propnfed to the King of Proflia to fend auxiliary
troops to the affiliate: of the French ; and that the
application was peremptorily refufed: that his Ma.
jelly has given orders for 7o,s•oo of his troops to oc-
cupy Va iii,ver, and that he is determined to remain
neural, if poffible ; but if he fhould be preffed, or
:.);.:ied to take a part in the war, he would join the
X!its againft BotiAPAR.TE."
Tntt:iiigence of the commetcement of hankies in

ft:.ly may be daily expefted. It was fuppofed that

*IA Au:trian army would crols the Adige thortly af-
•;- the arrival of the Archduke CusaLls to affume
tl.: command of it.

Dvsne continued at Berlin fo late as the t3th irr-
itant. This intelligence is communicated in a letter
from a Gentleman at Hamburgh, to a reipeflable
merchant in the city, in which he alto Rates, " That
he had jnfi arrived from Berlin, after palling through
the Elclorate of Hanover, in which not a tingle
Frer.ch foldier was to be feen. He alto afierts it, as
a pcfiLive fael, itat ten thoufand Ruffianshad landed
at Stralfund."

A leter from Amfterdam, of the 18th ;ohm, ad-
drciftd to a molt refpedable hot& in the City,
that an exprefs had juft arrived from Park,
v.•ith feveral letters from the merchants there, which,
:ht.. writer expreffes Wadi, C$ takes away the

let hcpes (.1 price." The CruntinentaT War is con•
fidered inevitable, and, under this appreheafion,
large purchafes have been made in that country, of
fuch articles of merchandize as were molt lik:ly to
be affected by the event.

The following setters were received by the Lifbon
Mail of yederday :

" OPORTO, AUGUST 30.
" For tome days pail a ftout lugger, in 'company with two or
three Spanifh row-boats, have been eruizing about the Bar and
Coaft, ard have flopped and plundered feveral neutral vaiels.--
The coact i. now unprtteeted, and we may eaped that very few
veffels will efcape them, particularly thole elpeded from New-
foundland."

" LISBON, SLPT. 7.
" The greateft tllftrefs prevails at Cadiz from Wain of provi-
bons, mullioned by the arrival of the fleets. Should they be con-
fined there by the blockade of the Englith, the unfortunate inhabi-
tants will experience, before the end of the year, all the horrors of
ft-trvation. This dreadful calamity is already anticipated. The
Officers of Juftice have regiftered all the private 11,,req fur a great
diftance roond ; and the penalty of death is enadtcd againft
an perform wbo than 4e found to fecrete their Rock."

Letters from Cadiz, of a Rill !Ater dale, confirm
the above intelligence, and mention that grain has
confiderably advanced if. price fince the Fi erich ar-
rived.

Letters frotn Madrid, of the 28th ult. prove the
mifery which the unfortunate Spani•uds endure, ow•
ing to their alliance with France. l'ayment in
fpecie is flopped, and the merchants are unable to
honour their bills when they become. due. The pa-
per termed Dinero, which has been alw:tys co nt,
delid as calls, is now at three per cent. diicouilt.

Letters which we have this day received from C;••
braltar enable us to announce that Sir Rocrfti CAL
nest's fleet has aduallT joined that under the cern
mud of Admiral Coutimcsivoon. The enemy are
thus blockaded in Cadiz by aßritilh force of z 6 fhips
of the line, and in a fhort time it is very probable
we Mall he able to announce that Admiral Lord
NELSON has arrived there with an additio7.al force.
His Lordfltip's million to that quarter can hardly be
thought to he merely for the purpofe of blockading
the enemy. It is probable that a vigorous etempt
will be made to ddflroy them in the harbour of Ca
diz ; and we have arong reafon to believe that Sir
SYDNEY Slat ra, who is to have the command of fume
fire-(hips, is dellined for the fame fervice.