Star.
London, England, 1806-09-01 00:00:00

THE EVENING ST,

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MONDAY. SEPTIMIIIR r.
PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONSI O'CLOCK.
CooL 04. am 6—Ormiers,6ll.
Ms. per to is. rm.
Pities 0 STOCKS ON SATURDAY g
Sahli Stook Its Short Am. r 4
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3 per C. Goa 63164 Osmium 7f 7
4 par Cam titH Tickets r9I. tst
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The Avon (loop of war has paged Torbay, on her
way to America, having on board the Honourable
D. M. Easzies, the new Britilh Ambaffador, and
fuite, on board.

Difpatches were this day received from Vic. _
rniral Sir E. Gown, on the Halifax Ration, an.
pouncing the arrival of Sir J. B. Wartasa's rquadres
at Newfoundland.
On Saturday Government received difpatches from
Mr. ADAIR, at Vienna. They afro received a COM'
mankation of force kind from Berlin—relating pro-
bably to the prefent Rate of Germany, but the coo•
tents have not tranfpired.
We have received French Papers to the 24th nit.
laclufive, and Dutch to the nth, from which we
m given cattails of every thing Worthy of notice.
No Mefrenger has yet arrived from Paris, but one
is now expelled hourly.
Our Jerky Correfpondent informs ns that Licata.
neat BoswaLt, of his Majeßy's brig Congo's?, put
`Jig there on the eflth ult. for Rocker, and lays, he (poke
a neutral from France, who told him that they made
fn fur, of peace, when he failed, that the French bad
began 6t out their merchant kips.
Captain (1121R1, of his Itiajeßy's picket Rover,
arrived at Falmouth, brings intelligence of the cap.
lure of three French Coops, by the Katie gaiwbrig,
by whom it I. eery Arongly reported, that Pra.
minaries were easily rigged at Paris the day before
they were taken, which was the astb Jenard. But kis
hardly rtffible this intelligence can be coned, for
we have had time to have received it direst from
Path had fuch an event taken place oo the day Rated.
Some of the letters by the lag Hamburgh Mail
(peak in arose and pofitive terms of the preparations
adopting by PrufGa to refill the farther encroach.
ments of Bo . They Rate that his Pruffian
Majeßy is underßood to have notified, by a courier
difpatelsed to Paris after a conference between Count
Ham:swats and the French !Collier, H that he would
content to no caseate of territory, and that he would
retain all he had." The anfwer of the French Emperor
would, it was fuppofed, be decifive of pe,ace or war.
Should Bo AAAAAA I per filt in endeavouring to carry
into effea the arrangements he had pro?ofed, it le
not impoffible that the King of Profit may rifk ty
war to obflruCt them, but the prefent reafon is tool
far advanced to promife any fpeedy naive movements
on the part of Prolfra, and we fhould be little fur-
prifed to fee the Cabinet of Berlin Srft duped, and
then annihilated.
His Swedifh Majelly difplays much magnanimity.
The danger to which Proffitt fems to be expofed,
teems to hare induced him to facrifice his own corn.
plaints to the fafety of his neighbour.

CATE OC• GOOD HOPE.

The following letter from the Cape of Good Hope
will prove acceptable to our Readers :

" Cape Town, June so, 1846.
" The garrifon, which was, at firft, extremely un-
healthy, is become quite the fe, and Is compofed
of the final troops in the univerfe. Their difcipline
and appearance does the higheß honour to their gal-
lant Commander in Chief, and races the greatell
credit on the meritorious Officers commanding them.
The relaxation naturally attendant, or confequent,
on 1• ng confinement on board tranfports, has, hap.
pily, been erunteraded, fince debarkation, by the
zealous exertions and military talents of the Officers
in command of their repeBive corps ; and that dif-
tinguifficd General (Sir D. BAIRD) has, in General
Orders, borne the ftrongeft tellimony to their evident
and great improvement, both in difcipline and appear-
ance, which cannot well be furpaffed. The approba-
tion e.f fuch a General is really animating and de-
, &able—