Star.
London, England, 1811-10-21 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, OCTOBER V.
PRISE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 0141 O'CLOCK.

3 per Ct. Cons. for money 63,1—Ditto fer account 1133
3 per Ct. Reduced 6un-4 per Cent.
Navy 5 per Ct. fokii—Uonds 13s. iesepree—Onmluto
Each. Bills (Si) U. dia. to Is. pre.—Dltso (3:1) M. to is. pre,
We have received Paris Papers to the 14th instant.
They are filled with further details on the subjectct
BONATAIITE'S TOUT. The report of his return to Par;
seems to have been unfounded. Not an atom of intel-
ligence from Spain or Portugal is given in these Pa-
pers, but they are unusually explicit on the subject of
the hostilities between the Turks and Russians.
Last night a Mail arrived from Anbolt, by which
German and Danish Papers to a late date have been
received. The Haw:lure, Com:pa:dna of the Ist
instant contains a document of considerable impor-
tance, namely, a Decree by Bonarmixt for a Ma-
ritime Conscription in the Hans Towns, which, as
our Readers know, he has now united to France
under are title of the Hanseatic Department. This
is one of those measures by which he eapiscts to be
enabled to man his fleet.
The Foreign Journals contain some accounts re.
speeting the war between Russia and the Porte. The
Peter:kr:is Gatatier it appears, !ill admitted that the
Turks ha►e crossed the Danube, near Widdin.—
Official accounts have likewise been published of two
severe attacks made by the Turks on the Russians,
tinder General Sass; but it is stated that they were,
on both occasions, repulsed with great loss, while-
the Ruisians suffered comparatively little.—These`
battles were sought on the 2/4 of July and the Sd of.
ugust.
Letters from Lisbon state, oa the authority of the
report or deserters, that the part of the Freneheerrny
which is at Placentia amounts to 55,000 men,
that Dnouirr's corps. which had left Gienl,l4, was
dt Ciudad Re.sl, on its way to join MAIGIIG7. IL
was understood, however, that MA AM 3NT WOu'iii.-
dertake no operations until the seaa,on was tatrur-
able, as he had determined not to run such a risks
that incurred last year by MASSINA : on this account
it is believed, that as soon as the rainy weather has
fairly set in, bed WELLINGTON wiU fall back with a
considerable part of his army towards Lisbon.

Lord W 1,41. BENTINCK arrived at Plymouth en Sa.

turday mauling : he alighted at GoNott's Hotel, hav-
ing been preceded by General ,MACFARLANE and Bri-
j gadier-General ADA% They will all sail in the
Masta...tus as soon as the wind suits for Sicily.
Mr. THORNTON, who was formerly our Minister at
the Swedish Court, has on a mission to the Baltic;
but notb:-

gone-
nothing has transpired with regard either to the
• of WI or the place of his destination.

object is mission,
The American ship Boston, Captain WGiastis,
sailed on Friday from Plymouth for New-York, with
a cargo of American passengers—many of whom
have resided in Devonshire for several years—and are
now quitting it under an apprehension that hostilities
will eventually take place between the two nations.
AM 161UCAN Cousnacn.—Though the Nun-importa-
tion Act is in force in the United States against the
manufactures of this country, yet they still find their
way to America, by circuitous means. Amelia Island,
which is situated not far from the mouth of the Mis-
sisippi, was, during the lamer existence of the Non.
the

imp7,rtationAct, great entrepot for British com•
modities; it is now, however, so narrowly watched
by the American gun-brigs, that very little business,
it is raid, is done there at present. But it is well
known, that quantities of British commoditit.

their camp. This obstinate action with the enemy, i great
December, to carry the above two sorts o. ...notes
whose force was more than double ours, lasted from .to the office, created by the patent of the 20th ofJune j merchant-WA are subjest to the maritime inscription. I are introduced into the United States, by the way of
• seven ia the morning till three in the afternoon.— I last, under the name of Redemption-bill Office, and , nn-e. The already mentioned sailors are bound to proems i Canada; which commerce, from the extent of the
he' Turks lost wore than 1000 men in killed and to exchange them for redemption-bills of 10 and of 5 . theMselves at the office of Maritime Inscription, in the district frontier, it is impossible to provent. Large consign-
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wounded. Our loss consisted in three superior Offs- ! florins ; but this exchange must be entirely terminat- I whefe they reside, and have their names inscribed, mans are sent out to Canada for this traffic.
cers and 71 soldiers wounded, and 18 killed. ed on the 3lst of December : and after the expiration ! Art. 7. Carpenters, sail-makers, &c. exercising their prates- Mr. Joel. BARLOW has been received with particular
•' " The General in Chief writes, in his second re! of this period, the said office shall no longer receive j lions in the maritime poets and places, shall be called to the mill-
distinction at Paris, and has exhibited his credentials
part, that op the loth August the Turks, to the num- any note of 50 or of 25 florins ; because, from the Ist . tary posts in the event of war, preparations for war, or of extra• to the Duke of BASSANO, who remained in Paris for
bet pf several thousand men, again marched from of January, 1812, these two denominations of bank- ' ordinary or considerable works. There stallbe kept an exact I the purpose of consphnsenting him as a new Minister
their camp, arid attacked the right flank of General notes are, by supreme order, declared null and of no registry in the offices of inscription, and they shall be exempt As a further proof of the revocation of the Berlin and
Sass's position. Three times they renewed the at-' value.at (Signed) ERANCIS COUNT DE SAURAU, . from alt other requisitions that those relative to the maritime Milan Decrees, it is stated that the ship Drys.:,
eack against the redoubt we had commenced erect-1 Vienna, Sept. 8,1811. Governor. I service. Capt. CLARKS, and Joseph Bickerton, Capt. Hein
- "The Isriskeiess of the fire of our artillery, load-
' 7with with I VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 98. .6rt. S. Every French citizen comprehended in the maritime arm, of New York, both belonging to Josami BA ItiCi.h,
a grape.xliot, and a charge the bayonet . The representations which the States of Hungary inscription, is exempt from aU other services, than those of the merchant, of that city, and bound horn Liverpool to
by the 13th Chassetirs, under the order of the brave had resolved to place under the consideration of his Navy, Marine, Arsenals, and the National Gas!, la the arms- the Hevennah, with cargoes, composed of liiit:Ja
KrassOWsky, who got through the sea.rushes into Majesty, have been adjourned by the Archduke Pala- dissement of their districts. merchandize, had been boarded by French privateers,
positions -deemed impracticable in their rear, put tine W 50" years, and released without the smallest molestation, after
. em completely to the rotate. ' who
-Tiws engagement lasted till night. The enemy, 1)
s action, host more than 1000 men in killed and
pri.
otinded. -We lost Lieutenant Prosheck, of the 4.3 d the .50arsenals having beets inspected for a few hours.
rationing The village of Wungen, duchy of Luneburg, was
T the lately swept away, by the sudden overflowing of the
angiment'd chassetirs, and if) soldiers,,4 superior of- y endow, Elbe. Ot 250 peasants, its inhabitants, scarcely a
dozen escaped ; and they owed their preservation t• i
#trins, and 1'22 soldiers were wounded." . I nee going to the upper stories of their cottages. Maiiy of
NAPLES. SEPTEMBER 28.
.std the Use buildings, nearly entire, with some dead bodies,
Our port continues to be very liyely. The bane.: vessels. were Boated, sled picked op at a distawn of 40 auks
Ties established on the coast project thesostisigtrade. i "it sheer from the spot where they before stood.
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tine. We do not exactlyJ know thet, r contents; but people 1 Art. 9. Every sailor who has attained the full age of 50'y
who pretend to be instructed with what passes in the : is, by tight, exempt from the requisition for the ships or aro
Diet, say, that the States require from the Monarch, of th.v...a.... ._.__.,; without, howevar, losing the power of comb'
previously to discussion, and carrying into execution the employment of fishing, or even aryls' in the ships of
the measures relative to the finances. upon which his , state. '
Majesty insists, several points relative to fbrmer pro- i Art.to. Theresheil be meted to eamiled Gallon, pens
jects of preceding Diets, should be detprmised, whichJ moan to shdr tookei: we totooods, or infirmities. I
have nut yet been clothed with the lutist' tonalities. rodeos wit be *tad spaionlOg at their services on boar
--;The Emperor has expressly declared, that ships and esseenuis of the snaplye, and the meoehaote vessels,
ect objects, which do not relate to firial 11:13, 'ilkhist4 If gut.* die w iertgotott, i
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