Star. — London, England, 1806-10-16 00:00:00

FORE:GY INTRI.LIGEAC4. PARIS, Olrl'OßUt 9. 4. We have announced in out( of our lulu numbers, t that the army commanded byttlarlhal Magma was entirely mailer of the Two Calabtias, and that there' was no longer a tingle Englifbman remaining in theft' ptkerince,. We have added, that a few handfuls of brigands that the fqoadron of Sir Sidney Smithlradi fent on (Lore upon different points of the coal) sof due': kingdom of Naples, had been completely dettroyed ; and that the fmall number of thole who eicaped from the (word of the conquerors, found themfelves happy to be able to re.embark and fly to Sicily. Authen tie new, that we It.ive this moment received from Naples, the dare of which is fo late as the a7th of September, confirm fully the truth of thefe Thus all the uneafinefs that has been conceived re (peeing the tranquillity of the country, appears so have no foundation. " What proves the .firength of the new kingdom of Naples better than anj thing which can be laid, is, that the army of General Stuart has found itfelf un der the necelllty of re-embarking with precipitation, and of re-condulling to Sicily what remains of the twelve thoufand troops which were landed at Saint Euphemia, and 'with which he had obtained fume partial facceffes at a time when the French army, oc cupied with the Liege of Gaeta, had left Calabria almolt entirely defeneelels. Encouraged by theft ephemeral fuccelTes, lidneed by the intrigues and the money of the Englifh, fume inhabitants of Calabria joined with Neapolitan refugee, and committed great difor ders in thole places where the (mall French detach ments thought proper to fall back, whether to take better military pofitions, or to join Ihofc divilions of the army which made retrograde movements into the interior, for the purpofe of inducing the Englifh to follow them. But as coon as the capture of Gaeta bad permitted General Matrix to march with the army into Calabria, the Englifh, whole principal ob jell it had been to raife the liege of that place by ef fefling a diverfion in Calabria, felt how critical their fituation was becoming, and only thought of a re treat. They returned then to Sicily, after abandon. ing thole unfortunate perfons whom they had led slimy, and who, incapable of refilling an army to well condufled, and ft, well difciplintd, hae been every where defiroyed or difperfed, and obliged to reek au afylum either in Sicily or in the mountains, where they are purlued without intermiffion. The Eaglilh then bad no other hope but that of keeping by a fomentation, by landing brigands from time to time ; thole attempts, however, have been every where unfiiceefsful ; and all the fruit they have obr tamed, either from their landing in Calabria, or ib; the revolt that they focceeded in exciting, has beets to facrifice a certain number of the ignorant and un civilized inhabitants of thole mountains, who would ttiill have lived there peaceably, if they had known how to refill the temptation of their gold, and of their kik promifes."---Gaztrre de France. Tt-3 JilVl,3 The following letter appears in the illooirent of the ,th current : Pans, Di fnllin —.Orem t. hfcet;teur)—The amiably of the Deptties of the Jews of France, and ot the kingdom of Italy . to thole profettug the tame religion : a The podiefs of the FAO, r Pilau mardletts itfellvifedy upon as. A greet event is preparing. Tint which oar fathers did not opium(' fora lung faits of ages, that which we cont.! not bare hewed to bare feat in our time,i•about to be mate manireft to the Ilya ofse idontfbed univerfe. The etth of o:tober is the day appointed for the opening of • Owisid Seohmirio le the capital of WIC of the moil pow. rful Chridiao Empirce, and under the protection of the Immortal Pa face whogevento it. " Parts le about to areer t his fpeetaele to the aerld, sod this ever memorable event will be, to the difperfed reonnut ot the de fccuslanta of Ahrobain. a new era of dcliVeril.Ce and felicity. A11i111414 by frAtiments which breathe the (aloe ottani end the (snag tediums we MA to txprds am to you in the clitifion of w,.r Pap - Who but mull admire with vs the freeet defigns of that Pie. enforce who by ways interlined* to uur feeble winds, chines Ihrfate of human again, coofides the afflicted; Hirai the borate 411ftfte Mar deft, poet an end to the trials decreed by tis Ibieme and staibores dude faithful is Isis laws, to the Olean atwiliano. • ilea oar depekkon Innumerable changes hime fignalized the Incotaftigy of human affairs. Nations have faterffivtlreepelled, tmensikyled with and overwhelmed each other. Wo alassabase refitted the torrent of ages and revolutions. • Every thing profales to us in Eyre." • denim/ more deficit. bk, an 'entente lets precarious, but this Aare of affairs is clothing yet but •pleafing perfpoeilve. But in the nail in public ammo ties, in the Wild of th- agitations of an immenfe nation, the iesb city of this profited rifts, conducted by .a Utirme Hand, and by, one of thole powerful minsis,around which nations rally by a na tural inflinsi of prefervation. . . tt This benevolent genius, and cooks e, willies to make din,. • pear every butuiliat:os dia.:Ole) li,twetni us and bi. other fuh jedli. His penetnition bra &misled him to difrossr in one Monte Code chafe prinule:es of dues , and of dement, which have tri umphed over th., l.c.'s,' of law, and witch gate to our fathers that pates, that fm.1.1 t itl!, which, so o ur time.. j. 11111 „ t „, n4 ,4, and that he snifni sat cisarsatv of which hiflory prderrta fueh ad odrable models. Hr ban decided in his arltdom. that It would he foitalik to Lis paternal vill a, to permit the convocation at Paris of a Grand bataluslrin. ibe ohlret and the /onetime Oak holy are traced h. the eloquent (pee,* of the Cosonniffioners of his imperial and Aoya hlaj.fty• We aildref. you, our dear brothers, to inform yiwt that I:.e m;ml which diastes this meafurc, has no other "b -idet Osman meal as to uur antictil virtues, said to prefer , ' our Lily reintion in all its purity. Ilia appeal which we ouw make to you fur the affiflanco of your 0r.1.2 to give to the decifions of the Grand hag - bairns move wdebt and confider/Won, will produce the happy re- Cult of rendolny all our uniform dodrinal principles more lo ofil • 'dun with tic civil and politk_al laws of the d/likrent Rates which you have adopted tot your country. • Inittortions front you will he 'ireful to us, and Government , notioeiaes u. to clout your al:intent,. * Pc 004 st. of to our call; our dear Mothers, elude men haiwo I dw their id, l ids of truth 31,4 of judier, and capalde or concur/log with us 1 , 1,`,114 great w, rte. rend them to tar- their Wets amnesia vs and to impart tow their wife and enlightened I views. mod 111 Highly dpfirablit for all the lows in Europe to en. operate i n tier fit:at - mina of their brctArni,s• it is&attmus for us to parucutar to have filed the attention of a Sovereign lO Multi hts. N. vie bad any oleo oii earth firdi fol minis,. as our- Woes to love and to AL:1111ft this Snvereovs, Inn b bat heftr oap• rood to no to applaud an ofjultito to fplesuliii. era protedttoo wore marked. To tellore to foci, ty a people eitinishie I.y Nutt print , virtues, to adore the opwiirn of thew dignity, and ntlure to diens the enjoyment of their rights, Each g o tie th. 11,114 foe • tlehlith we are indebted to lispoleoti the Great. The !sovereign artitcr muinels and of Kings, has permitted' this himire to dialogs its woomie. et• ittallotre that tranquillity whim!. continued Rooms had Intel-repo aggranhac to as ours and to give hopplottla to ion uatiott who wistft ever applaud him to whom has been eon/ Wed the cart of their happi• I aohsiitortisat at their dckneo. " Pass., the 24th of shy, (kb Oclnbcr, t3:6.)" r FROM THE DurCH PAPIA3. ........ ' VIENINA. SEPTEMBER kt. nit morning his Royal Higbee(' the Archduke Charles, after having reviewed the regiments. which tare in this capital, fct uut for Eons, to 'gamins, covjuiotly with the Emperor (who will arrive there to-morrow) the plan after which that city ii to be fortified. .• It is the perfuafion here, that all the military pee paratinusthat are going oa its the Aultrian Islassarche have no other objet than an armed neutrality. It is certain that this neutrality has been acknowledged by thofe Courts to %shorn this intention has been commonieeted. BANKS OP THP. INN, SEPT. ay. As a military meafure, the torn efs of Brannan has been entirely (hut up by the French ; fo that all the public carriages, travellers, and waggons, are obliged to take the road by Burghaufen. SALTZBURGH, SEPT.3o. His Majelly the Emporor of Aullria is expeted here by the 6th of Ottober. That Monarch will re main in this city eight days ; he is to beisecompadied by the Atchdukes Charles and John. • - ~ tn..M, OCTOBER I. We learn that in a few days there will be eellefted near Ellwangen fix thnufand Wurtemburgh troops, and four thouland belonging to the Grand Duke of Baden. The French ufe great atlivity in placing the forted: of Forcheim, in Fraoconia, in a good , Kate of defence. • I ASCHAFFENBIACH, OCT. 4. Yedorday and hilt night, a great body of troops paired through this town, belonging to the 7th di. vifion of the army. Maratal Augereau attired hinsfelf lad night. ERFURT, OCTOBER 4 The Kidg of Pruffit's bead quarters are expelled here to day from Neuenburg. It Is reported that the %teen will alto accompany his Majetly here. The troops under Prince Louis arrived at Hof is Voigt. land a few days (ince. . LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 4, The head quart f Prince Hohettlohe have been withdrawn from Freyburg to the frontiers of Fran conia. On the IR int. General Kalicreuth's head quarters were advanced from this place. An un common movement has been remarked among the Prtifßan troop. for Come days pad. CASSEL. OCTOBER 6. The advanced guard of the Prufliats Light Corps, under General Blucher, unexpetledly paffed through here yetluday. The number was 6000, to he; fol lowed by the main body of the army. However, our Sovereign returned from the Prudian_ head quarters the fame evening, and (ince then we learn, that the march of %hoe troops has been counkar, madded. FRANKFORT, OCT. 6. The contingents of the Princes who form the Con federation of the Rhine, are beginning to be put in motion. rh,ofe of the Grand I)ukes of Danalladt and Natio are already in full march. His Serene Highnefa the Elettor of Heffe, upon his return from the Pruffian head-quarters, repaired to the headlusofizs.of tbs. : French army, at Wurtz burgh. . . .. . According to p e letter from Konitteherg, the firft • column of the ftelEan troops, which were affernbled in Col.:114a and Sanl.l . l:;itia, was espeifted on the 16:h of Septembet in that ray. DUSSI:LDORF, OCT. E. ' The news that we reerive from all quarters, agree in announcing, that a formidable force is alfenthling 01' the Lower Rhine. All the proparatioat a lequili. 1 tions. Stc. are of a nature to make it be prefureed that the force; of which it is compofed can loon be railed • to too,ooo men. ' Frets W.efel we are informed, that his Majetyjhe King of Holland 'arrived there en the 7th, at bRf . o'clock is the morning. . . . • • ROME, SEPT. so. His Emiaeoce the Cardinal etcrillgr,ttlYintiri. publifhed the following viler : - • I. We, Re. Although our Holy Father Ins noretfun to fear, that the movements which have taken place in fume parts of the roe Sue.s which adjoin his matey can dilturb the tranquillity tha t thefyfteni of neutrality adopted by him has ceded to prevail hi. ninth ; neverthelefk his Holitiefs has thought that It was r.ecef. i thry, in his %radon, to take meafores of precaution Foiverfid enough to 4a pate cod' the mod remote OCleaStufs, andto;tecure more and more, both to.bi. fithjedis and to ftrancem, the prefer. cation of the peace which they enjoy. In the 'Mild of the Niel code+ of eery kind with whist, hen Ibtrounded, his Walther, h expel leveed a great conftiatiou la femme that his' continual cam, I and thofe of the Uovernment, hate had the happy eft:a of ren• 1 &ring ftill more an:. more the City of Rome, and the State of the Church, a lure afylum to chore who retitle there. To remove, bowever,isitt more, every (pecks of daager of feeir.g the public dr petal report diflurbed, we have received formal lgrudiurb to pubtillt his hatentions, which be wiles Ball ha fotalatly tro d:ad. . " • .Aorteza r. Whoever Mad tortilla eltherProeldose jimsdni. dais, 'Or as) thing die. to the rebels of the adjulolog c ry 4or I ghe dna& an afyluni either by receiving then% openly or lecly, in their own houfes, or by procuring them retreats Mt e, Sr Bail hare any communication with tinai:etther by. 4, letters or by agents, or In any other manner, as going to the places where they are, even althou g h out of the Stan, of his Holitichs every loch perfon Ball be eordlelered as a date ecipleal e ,and be punilhed lecordlngty.lio oink Iliad be received tither IN too fan. inanity be frienafhip. or cosnituuity of Icier d. or any thing of that fon. No man Mall be permitted to fay he has begat fumed by rebels to ad fo, tulles he has Immediately bad rework io the kind Authorities, to denounce the vini,ner done to him. and th !implore the Alliance of the civil force, which Mall be itomedieteiy grass'. , el to hint • ad. Any Individual, of what nation foever, fhall be confi de:ad and adjudged a Rate criminal, who &all opetty,.or fn keret, engage other perfons to unite with rebels ; or who [hall endeavour to air op any rovenient, whether aganal an individual or cfpecially it agsiuft a fuldier belonging to a foreign Ration • even although the attempts thoold 141 of their eaa. It ball be the fame with refpeet to every perfon who, by letters or other/rife, th.JI endeavour to difturb the trenquiiiity sod (slay of any (tate whatever, although a foreign one. Every ittdlvi• dust belungiog to the rebels of the neighbouring diaries, or who hull endeavour to introduce hindelf into the State* of Ms Holloefs, twit be attelk,l, and treated as a perfun guilty of trielation of Iterritory, . . . _ It I; forbidden to every perfon to oecapy hinifetrwith di/pates, or corn political &content on public affair.; to Ivett againe. any Power, or more efperially to bold dlreourtes eapotalc o ityltryrun -4441.5ta end tomcods.' a kirk of party, whether 1113110 (theta sod to yob* places, or even In; nvatc cony, rfAtlone. Imptifott mem and the leygteft pelldllief Wall be the 'l,t.ll.Lnleat, both of the (peahen and the hearers. . * erdenemscso polio, rdpedini Armitage me re horseJ. The Cottiregotien *horsed with Oita. mineral kt is inveltterst ith alt I,cc Inn/ i °wen fin' proy‘reint wftloart Mr or chatty tormellties nt yultter, INA* the *pie tower*, ot the bia: A r t io& / yr r teftto, without thaloctoo. who th tit kowity of ahy hG , l ,, cii theittioued itt thee Urbelatatite,ot oty tuber eir floc faWt hanac. " ;: the.Y•lst: of the Ctuiriaat, Stpt. 17, ^ • c.o. t, Casol•dil s.Weaty State.* FROM THE HAMETTROU MAIL: • OFFEK SEPT, V, There ids an eartlrtthake here on Me l int. at nine P. M. There were two violent arritatibns of the earth.—The croft, in cot4quents, fell, down from feveral heeples, and the inhsbitatsts were thrown into general alarm. We underhand more injury bat been done in Pelt by this coaiulhon of nature. FROM THE MAINE, OCTOBER 4. All Swabia is now abandoned by the French troops, as well as both tides of she pittibc ; they are gone to Frahcimia. .The fi ve great kid „haffitals, which were in Augfburgb, were traisfpnrl4,44 ffe,any hun• dred waggons to Nurnberg. Report lays, that in ' order to Itt6ori. the Porte again(' internal rebels, to,ooo French have evacuated Dclmatia, had .Imltlisheady paned the Turkilb frontiers. •o BRANYAII, SEPTEMBER s 6. The gavrifon of 3obo men is replaced by 3000 Ire& troops: itt Upper Anflria, the AuStrian troops have retired over the Enna, iY order sot to excite fufpicion in another foreign Power. RATISBON, SEPT. t 9. Since the day before yellerday this town has had quartered upon it many Frcnch troops. The corps of Swat advances rapidly through this town and country, partly to Nurnberg, and pat ily to Ambcrg. To-day yOOO men were quartered here, and many houfes received thirty men. Marshal Soult has his head quartos here. 1 _ BAVARIA, BERTEMBER 3a It is (aid, that the Austrian troops quit the Saltz burgh territory, and French troops are to occupy the fern e ground, u oder the command of General Scherer; this is regulated iara convention between the French and Ankrian Emperors., . . In the Eichiladt fchencoun try there is an affemblage of the Bavarian army, , to the number oft 6,000 men, under the cottunand of General Wreide. Tyrol remains occupied by s a,OOO Bavarian troops. In Ulm, anJ other Bavarian towns, the Burghers mount ( stiard as the-military withdraw to their delii. nation. VIENNA, OCT. L , The Emperor Of Aultria fl ept on the 22d of Sept - . tember at Krems, and, on the xoth, joined the Arch duke Charles in Manthaufen, from which place they proceeded onward ; but his Majefly is loon expefted to return to his capital. General Vincent it returned from his embally to Paris, Count Metternich having arrived there. Ge neral Vincent received very valuable prefents from the Emperor Napoleon—They pribeipally confined of a filar-box; decorated with brilliants, and a portrait of the Emperor i. a (word exqnifitely mounted, and a pair of pinols ornamented with filver—the whole efii mated at 25 or 30,000 florins. The Emperor Frencis ,has alto made magnificent prefents to General Aso &eat, who has been for Come time atVienna : among them was alio a fnuff-boa, with a portrait of the Auttrian , Monarch. The reigning Prince of Lichitennein has not ac cepted of the Sovereignty which. it was propofed to confer upon him under the organization of the Rise. nifh Confederacy, but has destined it for one of his font, Is he does not prows& to quit the Aultrian fer. vice. A great park of artillery is advancing to the frontiem of Bohemia and Upper Aufirria. ERLANGEN, OCT. 3. Since the beginning of the week, two very flrong French armies, without flopping' ay or night, have paled our territory. So great is the number, that a continued line of troops, infantry, cavalry, and ar. t i ilfriy A is connantly before our eyes. The firfl regi ns4ts of Bernadotte's column palled on Monday Mdfnidg with the divilion of Dr-net ; and the Bth nessi acth. regiments of the line, infantry, belonging to the divillos of Rtvaud ; the whole followed by huge qua otitis& of artillery and baggage. At four P. M. to-dat, we taw . Martha! Bernadotte pats through the city gates. On Wednefday, in the mor ning, from eight till one, the greater part of Medial Davoall's corps marched thrnngh.— [Then follows the lilt of the various corps.]—Matfital Davouß, afterwards patted through with General Beaumont, attended by guides, Bcc. It was announced here, that one half of the regiment, confinieg of 3000 dragoons of General Beaumont, would halt here during the night ; but the Maginrates objefted, througli the medium of Martha' Bernadotte, and in confequence the troops were quartered in the adjacent villages, followed by a vast train, confining not only of pro. I sifions and ammunition, but many additional regi- ' merits. The two armies, confining •of the, above, proceeded then onward to the territory . of Bamberg. Betwixt the latter place and Wort:bore:the French 1 army is collefting in great force ; add it tit aftftrving , notice, that monly all the corps take tlitt(o4.dion. FRANKFORT, OCTOBER . • , , After a long delay, the Emperor Ishipoleen and , Prince Jerome, in the night of tlik ad ilittant, paired I I through this town in great bane for' ARlskffenberg. The cncning before the following notice was chess. heed : . It the Emperor and King Ihnuld In the evening, or during the night Stop b we, all the bodes mutt be illuminated, under din elion from the high& authority." Since yellerday the march of troops and army et'- , feels and furniture, has in (brae degree leffened.— Yeltereay patted through the gates the French garti fon of the town, which had been fume time here, and two battalions of Darmftadt, for the main army.— Draught horfes are allowed to pars the gates, having leave from the Commandant for that purpofe. Oar (oldie's of the town (only about tat men) have been reviewed by Mean: Angereau, and have marched to form a part of the Pianos Primate's contingents they having (worn allegiance to their now Sovereign. All the office's belonging to the Staff of Marfhal A ngereau broke up the day before yefterday, and the MeaUnd Isielfelf mflerday afterboon proceeded to Afehaffenber . The Emperor Napoleon remained in t e to half an hour with the Marfhal. 4 4 . . Franc Ambalfador at the Court of Bette C r t el patted through here to Metz, but is returned to his poll Gnu yenerday. It is reported. that in a few days another part of General Oudineit's Carpi of i Greoadiers will pars through here. The General and i an Mara! Lnes went to join the army the da.beore yeßer th day. It is Paid that the Mininer of the y Pr ince ! Primate (Von Ebernein) will Fefide at the ap proaching Convention of the Confederacy of the Rhine, and the Envoys of 'the Minor Princes will hold" conferences on the fug jett of glair /Opel:tin , comingents. SIRLER, OC7OIIER 7. - The French Ambaffialor La Forefl is departed - but the Secretaries of Legation, Caillaril and-titre- remain ; however, they only Rop to make Come do mellic arrangements. A pamphlet has been difhibnted to the whole Prullian army, entitled, 0 , An Invitation to the Ger. man Warriors to preferve their ancient glory." The Ambatradors of Bavaria, Heffe Darmfladr. and of the P rince Primate, will loon quit this city. Betides the 80,000 Ruffians which are on their march for Germany, twenty regiments of Coffees have received orders to march for the fame country. A Jew of this city has given the furn of r,OOO Innis to the fubfcription opened for providos the troops with cloaks and pantaloons. NURNBERG, OCTOBER 3. • Within thefe few days every thing wears a •rliona appearance ; every day many troops of infantry, ca valry and artillery, pars through fcr the Prehch ar my, towards Bamberg, and many little villages in the neighbourhood have been crowded with troop;. LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 4. We learn, that two Ruffian columns, each of sor,ooe men, are in foil march, one through Warfaw to Si lefia, under the conduCt of the Pr 011411 General Chlebowfki, he being Commiffat y for the purpofe The fecond army pada through Lithuania and Eaft ern Pr unia. The Ruffians have raifed a great maga, tine at Liban, by which it is prefumed a third Ruf fian army will arive. The Proffian Army of Referee, under the com mand of Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg, which af fernbled near Cuftrin, advances by quick marches along the river Spree, towards Berlin, &c. in order to be near the Grand Army. MINDEN, OCTOBER 6. General Blucher, until now, bad his head quarters here. Several regiments marched through the day before yelierday. The Hereditary PrinCe of Heffe.- condtated them. In the afternoon die Eleetor re turned from Naumburgh to Caffel, and we hear that Heffe will continue neutral. The Prnfflan troops' which had paffed Caffel, have received connter•orders,. and re•paffed yeflerday on a different deftination. • Several Couriers have arrived from Marfhal Anse.. run, at Cadet. HESSE, OCTOBER s. A regiment of infantry and a detachment of ca valry and huffars, making a part of the corps of Lieutenant General Blucher, bad begun their march through the States of the Elector. l'hefe troops were already on the HelLan territory, when their entrance was proteßed againtl, fince, in confeqnence of the neutrality adopted by his Elatoral Highnefs, a par (age could not be granted to foreign troops. On the return of the EleBor from the head-quarters at Naum, burgh, the Pr Aso troops quitted the country. HAMAD, OCTOBER 3. The army of PrufGa Rands nearly complete and fi prepared for battle in its potions ; and that of the French haßens from all fides towards the.northern frontier of Franconia. In the Taft days of September troops continually paffed the Rhine, at Manhcim, and from Mentz they march inceffantly, and with evident hate, by way of Frankfort. The night before lafl, quarters were ordered fur 10,000 men, but very few were qu d. The whole body arrived at one o'clock in the morning, and marched v.ithont ceafing through the city till five. Very foot) after yelterday morning, followed fouls regiments of foot, then the roth Chaffeurs, and a large train ofertillery. The rosth marched not that night, and the 63d yeflerdaj morning. The Emperor Napoleon is at Wurtzburg The French line there begins to extend more to the left. Martha! Lame is advancing direaly to Schweinfurt. Other corps march by way of Cirlßadt and Are* tein, towards Fulda, and advance to KonigThofen and Hildburghastfrn, probably to be carnotite the Pruffiau corps byhleynnngen Gotha and Eilegacla. The right wing is forroltag by the approach of the divihon of Soult, that is in full march up the Danube ; and that the French army gradually occupies its line, width Forchheim, that hes in the (forth part of Bamberg, puts them in a Rate of defence. This army becomes very numerous, and will be alto increafed by that of the Confederation. HANOVERIAN MINDEN, OCTOBER r. Yeßerday the French General Bertrand, after making a tour through fevers! NM of Heft, arrived at Cal Tel ;but, after slating the French Knitter there, without feting the Eleclur, returned to Frankfort. HANOVER, OCTOBER a. The pontoons that were collated here, broke up yeßerclay ; thofe at Nienburg are alio rent off, and are all defigned for the army advancing from - the Elbe to the Wefer and Weflphalia. : THE BANKS O' THE WESER, OCT. r. In different parts in the environs magazines a`fe ereled, and, it is faid, it is for the Ruffians thie provifion is made, who are to land in Mecklenbere'. I The fortrefs of Hameln is provided with all nact : faries for fix months ; Nieubetg for four mondv„, WURTZBURG, OCTOBER a. The principal headquarters are now here : Gene ral &Surd, with other General and inferior Officers, arrived here with the Prince of Neufchatel. I"' The head quarters of the French army are now brie. The hence of Neufchatel, General BeWard. and others, are here. Marihal Lefebvre and General Guylt paged through nn the a 7th, nn the way to • • Schweinfurt. The park of artiilery, which was At '• Remlingen, is conveyed to the frontiers of Saxony. d, All the lirong places in our Grand Duchy are 71 going to be put into a ►fate of defence. The fame is to be done with the Bavarian furtreffes, %hunted on II the frontiers. The &ft divifion of the Imperial Foot Guards ar rived here before his Majelly. The fecoad divifion is expeded to-morrow, and theCavalty in a few days. NAPLES, SEPT. 26. I Many of the banditti under Fra Diabolo have been apprehended. The co, incipal was taken prifoner by 1 the French at Sperlenga. The captives were brought here in chains. Mar(hal Maffe n a has been reinforced by 10,000 men, and hii head quarters are at Nicaaro, in Calabria. General Ventimiglia died lately of a fever. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. so. The new Prince of Moldavia, Alexander Sum, had his audience of the Grand Seignior on Tuefday Theelad ; and to. day. she new Prince of Wallachia, Cal vinachi, will have his. Thee two Princes will imme diately fet out to take on them the Government of the raid peoVint es. The French Ambaffador, General SiOalliasi, will to morrow have hit ilddience 01 the Grand Visit/ .