Star.
London, England, 1805-09-18 00:00:00

LONDON.

WED NESDAY, SEPTEMBER it.
PRICE OF STO CKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cool money, f Ifss —for 041.04—Chad= sl 3, foro4. 34-7
Ex eheq. Bills.
PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
4 per Cast. Red. Ana . shot India Bonds, as. as. diC
3 per C. COOC Ann. ti 3f spf sp Imp. Ann. 9 3-16}
S per Cent. Navy MI Excite+ Bills, t de. septa
S per Cent. 1797, mWt Lottery Tickets 191. so.
Long Ann. Ida Coot foe see. 384

CQ URSE OF EXCHANGE.
Amiterdans 37 7 sUL Cadiz pap Naples
Do. at fight 36 To Dirt• 741 efL Cason 45
Rottadant it z 7 s UL Madrid pap Lithos 6t
Hamburgh 77 z s Uf. Ditto 341 df. Oporto 6:
Aloutal 75 :4 s UL Bi boa 34i eIL Debbi 13
Pllth 1 day's date s 7 NS NV. Lcibares so Cie& Li
Paris s 6 o sUL Venice 6t Ewes *tains
Etourdeaux sfr x ditto per tl, Reding.
!i%e Bank of Holland Si per Cent.
Portugal Goid in Coin, per ounce 4 4 0 •
Gold in Bus ditto 4 0 •
New Dollars, per ounce 9 S S

Laft night Mr. Cotravoissua arrived at the Secre-
tary of State's Office with difpatches from St. Peterf-
burgh. Difpatches were at the fame time received
from Vienna. The contents of both are known to
be important. The Earl of Wirrisoat.aND Was
waiting to receive them, and on their arrival Lord
MuLoaava let off for Weymouth, to wait upon the
Ktsa.

The precife nature of the difpatches has not tranf-
pired, but the report at Yarmouth, where the pack•
ets landed the Mangers, was, that Auftria has
a&ually publithed a Manifefto, Rating the grounds
on which the finds herfelf neceffitated to appeal to
arms, as the only means left to her for maintain-
ing her juft rights, and the integrity of her domi-
nions, endangered and threatened by the lswlefs
ufurpations of the head of the French Government.
A copy of this important State paper makes a part,
it is raid, of the difpatchea that have been received(

By the packets which brought over the above dif-
patches, three of the four Hamburgh Mails that
were due have been received. We have alfo re-
ceived Paris Journals to the 7th and Dutch to the
nth inlLant.

The French Papers do not prdent much novelty,
but the contents of the Dutch and other continental
journals are very interefting. Every thing is buftle and
alacrity, and nothing but war is talked of every
where. Refpeeing the progrefi that has been made
in arranging an armed neutrality, there journals arc
filent ; Bating only, generally, that the fcerte of
adion will be in the tionth of Germany and in :Italy;
but that the North of Germany will not ha ye its
tranquillity difturbed. Time will thew bow f 4 .r this
is correCt.

The accounts from Hanover are of the 3d it ißant,
one day later than the time mentioned in the letters
from Tonningen for the French troops haying begun
to evacuate that Eleftorate. The prefent ac counts
(late, on the contrary, that the French are f orating
new encampments in Hanover.
At a crifis fo interefting as the prefent, co ntradic.
tory, and often unfounded rumours may be !Ixpeded
to be circulated. A very thor: time, howp /erg will
thew the line of condut which the diferen t Conti.
nental Powers mean to fullow in the approact ling con.
tett. The following are the Enna intereßing of the
articles that have reached us :

ITALY, AUG. zo.—The French and Datil m troops
in the kingdom of It.dy occupy a camp nesx Monte

The fortifications of Mantua, Tetchier°, and Piz-
aighetone, are repairing and firengthening with the
greateft activity, and Turin will be placul in a Ikon
ilrpng nate of &fence.

POI Farnasauton, Auo. 2L—.The preparations
Am war are carried on here, with a quieknefs sod
alivity of which we know no parallel in the Ruffian
military binary. To-morrow the three regiments of
grenadiers, which only were left here, befides the
regiments of Guards, will commence their march,
and the latter will follow them in a few days. The
Emperor himfelf, it is Paid, will go to the army in
a few days. Yeaerday a great number of merchant
:kips were hired, for account of Government. In
ikon, every thing announces very Won: toveifures•
V 1011111111$ or Russia, Alio. 24.—The exchange
of couriers between Berlin and Peter:burgh is more
aBive than ever, The la& courier was bluirer of
latter written by the Emperor to his Proffian Majellr.
The two columns of Ruffian troop which have
entered Gallicia, are commanded by the Generals
Mamma:, gun,. and Bsastictsm. It is Paid
that there are likewife I;obetuo Ruffian troops, which
are deitined for the &Arian States.
Vllllllll9 Auo. 211.--On the 26th in& the regi-
ment of infantry of the Archduke Comm!: marched
from Vienna for Italy. The regiment of Prince Au-
Kaman is alfo gone from hence to Italy. The camp
of Bodweis, in Bohemia, is entirely broken up, and
the regiments that were to go thither, have now re-
ceived orders to match to the camp of Wels in-Tip-
per Aullria, which will amount to 6o or yo,ooo
mem. It is Paid thin the Emperor himfelf will, as
Coon as circumfisnces may require it, repair to that
camp, which is ruppored to be Wavle(' for ate aIMI
of tvferve,
The Archduke Claws is to be Commander of
the Army in Italy, and the Archduke Jour of that
in the Tyrol. The whole Auftrian force, for the
pro/A.B;on of the frontiers is ellimated at soo,ooo
men, befides bombardiers, cannoniers, fappers, and
pontonniers. In and about Venice alone there arc
already 3o battalions of Infantry. The military chef
will be fent to Udine.

klis Imperial Majeily has made a military promo-
dots of greater extent than any former one under his
Government. The Field Marthal Lieutenants-Gene-

ral Archdukes Jolla and FIRIMIMID are nominated
Generals of Cavalry ; the Majors-Generalsßourgeois,
Fleifcher, Rederay, Roos, St. Julien, and Skai, are
made Field Marthal Lieutenants. General ; the Arch-
dukes Lewis and Maximilian are made Majon-geni•
ral, Alfa 32 Colonels, die.
We are alfo informed, that notice has been given
here, on the part pf the Rurian Legation, that two
Roman armies are approaching to fupport the medi-
ation for peace offered on our part, and in general
to the affillance of Aullria.

On the 23d init. our Government received, by a
courier, difpatches from Paris of the z 7th. On the
following day (the 24th) the French Ambafrador re-
ceived a courier, who had left Paris on the t9th
at night. The Paid Ambafador had thereupon a
long conference with the Vice-Chancellor, Count
COIIIITZIL, which (it is ;linefeed) was PA attended
by the Spanilh Ambafador; fince which foine peo-
ple pretend that there is aM fame profpeft ctf the
prefervation of peace,
It is today reported that the Anarian troops had
entered the Grifons; this intelligence is not to be
depended upon. It is however certain, that from
the zit of September neat, the whole of the army will
be put upon the war diablifhment.
They write from Carniola, that towards the soth
of this month an army of 80,000 men will be affem.
hied at Laybach and in the =viscous, deftined for
Italy.
DAstaaaa, Aug. 29.—1 t is dined that a great
Court has demanded of his Highnefs the Eleaor of
Bavaria a pelage through bis dominions for 30h000
men, and that the demand has been refufed, on the
(core of his Highnefs having refolved to maintain the
ariftea neutrality.

Maanttis,Auo. 30.-.-The Imperial troops which
have paled through the Tyrol, are taking a military
potation on the rivet. Lech. Thofe troops belong to
the camps of Lintz and Wells. They are quartered
in the 'newly acquired Auarian territories, among
which there are feveral Bavarian places. On the
other hand, many French troops are affembling on
the Upper Rhine, and the garrifons of the fortref-
fes there are reinforced. Shortly a French army will
appear on the Rhine. The General of Divifion, St.
Buzapne, is arrived at Strafburgb.
Ls sync, Avo. 3t.—They talk of a clofe alliance
between Ruffia, Audria, England, and Sweden, to
which the Porte will be invited to accede. A divi-
fiou of Ruffian troops is already arrived at Brody, in
Gallicia—the Ruffian Emperor himfelf is expelled
at Wdna in a short time; and the Grand Duke Cox-
sraartss will alfo, it is Paid, command an army.
Meanwhile the Court of Berlin petfeveres in her nen- '
trality, and will proteit the tranquillity of the North
of Germany.
Fasts It FORT, Auo. 27.—The garrifons of Mentz,
Straffiurgh, and Landau, are reinforcing, and it is
faid that a French army will be affembled on the
Rhine. Should a war take place, the South of Ger-
many and Italy will be the theatre of it but the
North of Germany will preferre its tranquillity.
SIPTIMBIII 4. Since • we have learned by
the late intelligence from Ratifbon, to what point
the communications between France and Auaria are
carried, the COuriers of both countries are obferved
with more attention, and it is particularly notified;
that in the night between the slith and 39th of Au-

gun, the Au!lrian Cabinet Mellinger, Milderer, par
fed through Augfburgh m great Nate, on his way
from Vienna to Paris. This mellinger probably left
Vienna fubfequent to the arrival at that place of the
French courier, who brought, on the evening of the
jsth of Augull, to M. Bather, at Ratilbon, the de.
claration of the French Emperor to the Emperor of
Astoria; and it is fappofed that the dilpatches of the
Aullrian courier relate to that fubjeß.
Ther (peak here of an intended march of French
troops through feveral German diarias on their way
to the Rhine.

RAKOVIN4 Garr. 3.—The French have farmed fe.
vet* camps in the Hanoverian territory. It is raid
that about 6000 men will be great bled near Gottie-
gta, and that there will be another camp as large
near Luneburg. Great numbers of troops are co!.
letting near Celle and Verden.

Six French regiments of infantry and cavalry are
on their march from Holland, for the Hanoverian.
territory. Among thefe regiments are the 6th of
Hoffars, the Bth of Chatfeurs, and the t z th, gth, and
gsth of Infantry of the Line.

BEILM Ster. 3.—The French Martha! Dcatoc
arrived here on the ill intians, on an crtraordinary
miirion front the Emperor Natossoe, at Boulngne.
which he left on the a6th of AegislL He alighted
at the French Miniftees, laforeft, Yelierday more.
ing he bad a conference with the Minifter, Baron
HARDIIIIIIIIIW, and this flaunting he bad another with
the King; after which he dined with tile laid Mini!
tier. To judge from various circus:fiances, hjs
fon inuft be of great importance,

MADRID, AUG. rs.—The Prince of Peace having
informed theNing, that revere' Britith merchants arc
rending their goods to Cadiz in neutral bottoms, and
pats them for the property of thole °Cocotte' States;
his Majelly has ordained, by a decree of the IR intl.
that, to put a Bop to there abnav, the different ordi-
nances fhall be molt fttiftly enforced, by which the
importatiop of Britith szterebandiee is prohibited in
Spain.

Santig, Ana. B.—According to the laa advice'
from Berrie, an army of Co,ooo Turks is on the
point of catering that province, Ais divided into
four corps, one of which is commanded by Avus,
Age of Pftlfa ; the fecond by Sam, Governor of La.
konese ; and the two others by the Pants: fent by
the Porte. The infurgents are making the atoll (c.
rious preparations to oppofe this attack. They have
for-4841 all the pelages, and form a line along the
whole frontier, an well an the fide of Softie, at of

Reports have been mentioned in this and ether
papers of an intention on the part of Government to
rails the pay of Lieutenants and Come other Officers
in the Navy. We have made more minute enqui-
ries, end find, that this zneafure is not yet finalir
fettled on. We are happy, however, in being enabled
to add, that the matter is labially under the ton.
Adoration of Government, and that we hope Coon
to have it in our power to congratulate this merito-
rious clefs of men on a confiderable addition being
made to their pay.
We have received a let of the "ashey Cosier, bnc
it is barren of intelligence.—An Afiatic Philofc;hkai
society has been lately eftabliihed at Bombay, which
promiles to rival that of Calcutta. Sir j•Sitt MM.
rota hits been eleeed Prefident ; Resigns Scorv,
Efq. F. P.. S. is the Vice-Prelidenti and Gsosoe
Km, Efq. Secretary. Crovfrnor Duncan, and
feveral literary charafters, on the Bombay fide of
India, form the Council of this new Inffitution.

Mr. Staaaow, one of his Morelos Meffengert,
arrived yellerday with difpatches from the Lord Lieu.
tenant of Ireland.

His Royal Hishoefs the Duke of YORK ttanfaded
bufinefslalt eventing, at his office. in ►he Hods Guards.
till half paR fix o'clock. 4 great number of MilitarT
Officers attended.

The extenfive barrack erections that were going
on at Pett, i Spas, hate been flopped by order of
Goverment. Molt of the workften employed
thereon were difcharged lan weeks
It was Mr. Qto. &mummy., late Judge at Be-
mares, and not Mr. It. Aaso rumor, who died a few
days fince in the Downs.
The Earl of Euorsatt.r.so arrived on Thurfday
lag at Plafnewydd, in Anglefea, the feat of the Earl
Of UMIRIDOE, from Ireland, where every preparation
is making for the happy nuptials, which are imme-
diately to take place between his Lordthip and Lady
PAGIT, daughter to the Ear) of thasmoe.

A bet for a confiderable fum was lathy decided at
Pitleffie, Fifefbire.—Mr. G. undertook to tun one
hundred yards, with a Gentleman on his back, who
weighed upwards of 17 fione, an4inft Mr. L. who
was to run 200 yards. Although performed by can•
dle•light, it was gained by the former by the diflance
of forty.nine yards.—rAt liming, bets were 15 to 1
is favour of the latter.
An extraordinary match was run on Mutt's:lay
between the Huntfman of Lificeard (Daniel
Cole) and the Huntfman of I.oßwithiel. They
(tatted at eight in the morning from Lilkeard, and
the Loftwithiel Nimrod kept the lead for the firit
rein miles, when Coke palkd him, and arrived at
Bodrain (s 4 miles) in one hour and 53 minutes.—
Having refreibed themfelves, they Rafted again for
Lakeard, where Cole (who is listy years of age) ar-
rived it twelie o'clock, having ran a 8 miles in tour
hours. The Lollwithiel champion was completely
diftaneici in the feconsf heat as in the firtl.

Thi inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark pay
every mark of ittcntion to their new friends at St.
Margaret's Hill, wilhing them every poffible fuccefs,
-and afore them, notbaig ihall be wanting to pro.
mote their office ; ancl further, thAt they will recom-
mend the fame through the Costnties of Kent and
Sutler.

NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENC..

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.
ARR. PM ARR. not.
x o Harnburgh 3 2
Waterfordl i Gottenburgh o 2

CORK, SEPT. Ti.—Yeaerday his Moiety's sloop
Esti NA, Captain LOSACE, failed from Cove on a
cruize. The Eliza of this port, Tmostas-Kestaunt,
one of the homeward bound Jamaica fleet, which
parted cinvoy on the voyage, arrived yefterday in our
harbour, and has been put ceder quarantine.

Pi.vmourti, SEPT. 16.-.--Came in the Twelve Ero.
:hers, Captain Buta., from Norway, for this port,
with timber. Sailed the WASP, of t 8 guns, on a
cruize ; the PLOVER, of t 8 guns, for Portfmouth ;
•and the CAROLINE, of to guns, with viauallers under
convoy, for the Channel fleet.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 17.—Arrived a gun-brig
with impreffed men from the Eaftward ; the Swedill
flip Archimboldics, detained by the RATTLER (loop,
Came into harbour to day from the Motherbank.—
Came up from St. Helen's, his hhjefty's (hips ARAB,
FAvousErs, and l'Aitiaats. The African convoy
**ltempted to get away to-day, but the telegraph or-
dered them to anchor again. Thefe ftoppages are con-
fidered to proceed from information that the French
have a fquagron on the coaft of Africa. The Oporto
convoy has not moved from St. Helen's to-day ; the
ATHENIINNE, of 6 guns, Captain FAYER/4/1 N, has
made the fignal to cane into harbour, and the THA.
LIE frigate, Capt. WALTER is ordered to the Eat'
Indies. Arrived the Nora& (loop, Capt. HANCOCK ;.
DILIGENTIA 'loop, Captain GORDON ; COCKATRICE.
armeu flip, Capt. Bs M Pip from Plymouth, with French
prifoners on board ; CH E ERLY gun brig from a cruize,..
and the Sophia Hoop, Capt. ROSENHA GEN, from Mil-
(ord. , The Ditipsava, which lately returned from
the Weil Indies, is ordered into harbour to be paid.
off.—Wind S. W.

Dom, San.. 17.—The fleet of tranfports and.
eoafters which put into the Reads yefterday afternoon
to flop tide. got under way in the night, and are now
m fight, turning to the Weftward. Palled by here
early this morning the Swedifh Eaft India fhip Guf-
tarns 111. Capt. SrasassaG, from China, laft from
Portfinouth.—.Wind Wee, and moderate.

DIAL, &7T. 17.—Arrived the SCEPTRE, aimed
defence /hip, from the Weßward. Came down from
the River, the Diligent flora fbip, Albion Eaft India-
man, Swift Eall India pilot Fairweather,
for Charleßott, and remain in the Downs with the
Ships as per lall.--Wind 8. W.
..,c
YARMOUTH, SE TT. t7.-This morning the Diara
pack::, Capt. MACDONALD ; Dorfet packet, Captain
Ihm wrote ; and the Auckland packet, Captain
HAMMOND, arrived here fr. m Hitrum with mails
and pa 'angers the packets will fail in the courfe
of the day for Harwich. The'rumour which has for
forge time prevailed of the re-eflahliihment of the
packets at this pnr is this day revived by the paffen-
gers who were landed here. Sailed the SNITE gun
brig, and I-111,cm cotter fora cruize. iVind S. W.
LIVERPOOL, SF Pr. Id—The Jafnn, PA'LMF R, fsom
hence for New Oilcans, was taken loth June off Cape
Antonio, by a Flinch privateer, and ordered for the
Eavannah.
./k Gentleman who came pvffenger ist
the Venus, fri•rn New Orleans fays, that they were
boarded by 4 Vrcrth iniv4teer on the sd init. who
had captured the tonna veffels : the Vieoti us,
GRACR, • f Fovey, and Mary Ann, —, of Guern
fey, from Q2ebec, and a brig from hence for North
America, name not known.