Star.
London, England, 1805-11-12 00:00:00

Inn on the tsith, is the afternoon, cradled of a re-
giment of !infant and forne Tyrol (harp (hooters....
They paned at New Ottingen, and foraged, in com-
pany with Tome Auftrian Uhlans, till the evening,
aloud A 6 far as Werd and Dingelfingen ; when they
came to dofe quarters with our outpofts, and tome
of the Uhlans were made prifoners. The next day,
we faw Officers in the Ruffian uniform reconnoitring
on this fide along the Inn ; and, according to intel-
ligence received to.day, a part of them have recroffed
the Inn. It is computed that the French army,
96,000 men Prong, will arrive at the Inn on the nth
or 28th. According to intelligence from Palau, a
courier has already been difpatched to General Ma ER.
F6LDT, appointing him Commander in Chief of Ge-
neral KEINMAYER s corps the latter being gone for
Tyrol, to luperfede General WOLFSKEHL.
RATISBON. OCT. 26.—Yeftcrday a detachment of
French troops arrived at Straubing, and feized the
Auftrian piquet there. The Auftrian outpolls extend
to Platting ; while the head quarters of Lieutenant
General Kirusow,who commands the Ruffian army,
are at Brannan. The cullomary route of the poi!
with Vienna is now finnewhat interrupted.
NUREMBERG, OCT. 23.—The Auftrian corps com-
manded by the Archshike FERDINAND has retreated
through the country of Bayreuth to Egra. He had
been obliged to leave tome pieces of cannon in the en
virons of the former of theft cities, refpeaing which
the Pruffian Magitiracy there decided that they were
French property, and therefore, in purfuance of the
principles of the neutrality, mutt be tranfported to
the arfenal at Verfchheim.
thous, Nov. s.—General Balms, Governor of
this refidence, is gone to the French army in Ger-
many. During his abfence, the command in chief is
conferred upon Colonel COLLAERT, the Commander
in Chief of the Body Guard of the Penfionary, and
Major Commandant of the Hague.
COEINHAGEN, OCT. 26.—0 f the fourteen Danifh
vefels employed to tranfport the Ruffians from Riga
to Pomerania, three were entirely wrecked on the 6th
and 7th of this month.
VENICE, OCT. B.—By a decree of his Imperial
Majeay, an extraordinary war-tax of t,i 60,000 flo-
rins has been laid on the Dukedom of Venice, to be
paid before the end of January enfuing. Payment is
to be made in gold and flyer fpecie. Thofe who (hall
not have paid at or before the time fixed, (hall, by
execution, be compelled to do fn. Another Imperial
decree orders the railing in fatd dukedom of 4635 re-
cruits for the infantry, 270 for the regiment of ttaff,
and 495 as waggoners, &c.

WEST INDIES.

NORTHUMBERLAND, CARI.ISLE BAY,
BAROADOES. SEPT. 17, tilos.
Mr Loan —I have the honour to acquaint you, a convoy for
Europe will leave the Colonies on the Craft of Guiana, u foon as
the Spring Tide, early in November will permit the (hips to get over
the Bar ; and that a Slip of war will call to convoy the trade at
Barhadoes to the general rendezvous about the foal of tit it
month. I have the honour to be, My Lord, your Lordthip'a
moR
obedient bumble fervaut, (Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE.
To Lis Excellency the Right 1-lon. Lord Scaterth,
Governor, Sec. &c. &c.
By his Majcfty's (hip ETHALION, from Tortola,
we learn, that the homeward bound Weft India
Convoy were all colleEted there on the 6th inftant,
and ready to fail under convoy of his Majefty's (hips
l'Ascrcatue,Ctece, and HIPPOMENES, for England.
L'AntiCAINE frigate, with the trade from hence,
after experiencin: a gale from the N. E. which
drove them paft )omanica, reached Tortola on the
3oth ult. and we Learn with confiderable regret, that
the yellow fever broke out among the convalefcents
fent from hence, foon after they left this, which alfo
carried off on board the AFRICAINE, in the courfe
of eight days, Lieutenant RELHAM, of the 15th re-
giment ; Mr. RAE, Surgeon of the frigate ; a Mid-
ihipman, the Captain's Clerk, and fixteen men.
Brigadier General Srmotow has alfo fallen a fa-
crifice to this dreadful malady. He died on board
the Severn, WASON, the day before the convoy reach-
ed Tortola, and was buried there on the 3oth of
Auguft, with military honours, Captains Mean'
and Faille, attending as chief mourners.
We alfo underftand that the mortality which fo
long raged in the family of the late Sir WM. My.
eas had not ceafel, and that during the patrap
from hence to Tortola, Lady Myatt, who is a par-
tenger on board the Severn, loft her maid (errant,
and two others returning with her to England.
The Swedifh Schooner Bella, from Demerary, re-
ports, that the Spanith privateers captured off that
coaft, on the 14th infiant, (even Colony boats, tome
of them with freight for the homeward bound (hips,
loading for the next convoy.
The brig Fame, from Demerary, which arrived
this morning, was near being teken yefterday by a
privateer Schooner of 14 guns, which chafed her
within fifteen leagues of the land, and had overhaul-
ed her, and was within gun (hot when the Pert brig
hove in fight ; which, after (peaking the Fame, gave
chace to the enemy's vette), and was left not more
than a league distant from her. The Pert had failed
from hence on a corize on Wedneftlay laft.
The PRIN CF SS CHARLOTTE and ETHAVON
gates, and l'Eccara kimono, remain in Carlifle
Bay—the two former have made the tignal for failing.
Extract of a letter from Surinam, dated Septem-
ber 13.—'6 The colony is at pretent in great agita-
ticn, from a mutiny among the Colony Corps of
Black Yagers, who formed the cordon for protea-
ing the plantations against the depredations of the
Bunt Negroes. They have murdered tome of their
Officers in a manner almoll too horrid to relate ; and
great apprehentions are entertained of their joining
the Both Negroes. Several detachments are gone
againft them, and General HUGHES himfelf is faid
to be on the point of going in perfim."
The following promotions and appointments have
been made by Rear Admiral the Honourable Amu-
ANDER COCNRAtIf, in the fquadron on this nation,
under his command :
Captain George Tobin, of the Northumberland, appointed to
the Printefs Charlotte.
Captain J. Morrifon, of the Lilly. ;node Poll Captain, and ap-
pointed to the Northumberland.
Lieutenant Donald Campbell, of the Tobago, made Commas •
der in the Lilly.
Lieutenant Salmon, of the Antigua (prifon dip), appointed to
thc Tobago.
Mr. Thomas Barclay, Midthipman, made Lieutenant in the
Northumberland.
Mr James Grierfon, Midihipman of the Northumhzrhnd, made
Lieutenant in the Prineefs Charlotte ; and
Mr. John M'Lcan, Midfnipmati of the Northumberland, Made
Lieutenant in the Atlas.