Star. — London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

FR ANCE. PARIS, 0 'FOUR T. Tt ishelieved that important communications will be immediately made to the Senate. o the part of his Imperial and Royal Majetiy.—yc urruzl de Ptmpire. Letters from Naples of the loth of September Hate tha► the Engliih having made a laR effort to fullain the wreck of the Neap litan troops and the taxis in Farther Calabria, General Regnier defeated and deflroyed a divifion of three thoufand men, between Nicaftro and Monteleone, General Verdier de feated another on the fide of Amantea. There Rill taifts banditties who feour the woods and mountains, but who dare not face the troops. General Maifena is at Nicatirn. Farther Calabria receives him as a deliverer,and the authorities of the country fecond him with all their power in order to reftore tranquillity. ocrossa 8. The army of the Confederation of the Rhine has h-gon to offerable. Betides the numerous Corps wh:ch the King of Bavaria, marches towards the frontiers of Saxony, we learn that the other Princes carry nn their preparations with otliivity.— Letters from M:inheim, of the ad, Rate. that the re giment of the Hereditary Grand Duke of Badtri , which was it: garrifon in that town, fet out that even ing on its match for Mergentheim and Franconia. OCTOIIt g. M. Durand, Min;Her from his Majefly the Empe. vor and King to the Court of Saxony, arrived on the ad inftant at Mayence from Drefden.—goartuil tit 'Empire. BREST, OCTO3ER 3. , The Regobi, of 74 gum, from Brazil, iirtir an* chored in the Road ibis morning. The br.ive Cap tain L'Hermite, atter having deliroyed the enemy's commerce on the Cada of Africa, paired through the Britifh fquadrons, and has fafcly arrived in this port.—Nortitear. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. WURTZBURGH, OCTOBER T. Ferdinand Duke of Wurtaburgh ha publi(hed • Proclamation, by which he Hes himfelf Grand Dale if Worisourgh, and announces his Accellion to the Confederation of the Rhine. His Imperial Higknefs the Grand Doke Joachim, arrived here yellerday, and Prince Alexander Ber• thier, who has been here two days is preparing to let out for Bamberg. His Excellency dined on the agth with our Elcaor, now Grand Duke, together with (everal other French Generals. MUNICH. SEPT. The regiment of the Piinee Royal fet out from hence to day ; it will be followed to-morrow by the regiment of the guard. Both proceed to Eichiladt, where are to be alembic,' a divifion of t 6,000 men. Twelve thonfand men arc to remain in the Tyrol.— Youraal ofr P Lirpire. AUGSBUROK SEPTEMBER IE. His Highnefs Prince Alexander Berthier, Minifler of War, paired through here yenerday from Munich. He took the road for Donauwerth. All the French Generals, the companies of Sappers and Miners, the Gins d'.srme s , &c. who were here, have fet out for Franconia. The divifion under the orders of Mar(hal Ney, which has been for feveral month: crntoned in Up per Surbir, is in full march for Franconia. That of Marfhal Davoult is at this moment traverfing fpach. The g►and head quarters of the French army have quitted Ulm. They proceed by Heidenheim, Ell wan. gen, and Holl, to Wurtsburgh, where they will ar rive on the 4th of Oduber. The artillery at r efetve 14] follow immediately.—goaraal de PLotpire. MAYENCE. (It:7011ER 3. The French Envoy at Drefden, M. Durand. has arsived here. It appears that we Mall have the happinefs of hav ing within our walls her Majefly the Empties Queen and f 1 ladies of her Court are alto expetledlete —and, it is added, that her Mtjelly the Qneon Of Holland will likewife arrive here in the mine of a few days. His Highnefs the Duke of Benevento, and his Excellency the Minilter Secretary of State re mained here after the departure of the Emperor t but it is Paid that the latter is to to follow his Majefly. General Marefcot, Infpetlor General of Engineers, will remain here. His Excellency the Marfhal and Senator Kellerman will have the command of the national guard of this department, inflead of Marfhal Lefevre, who, it appears, will be with the aSive army. His Imperial Highnefs Prince Jerome accompa nied his Majefly when he reviewed the troops. The Eutpre(., with that fopre me goodnefs which charac• terifes her, fp ike to (event! officers and foldiers of the t4th regimeat of the line, and conveteed with them relpttling the famous battle of Rivoli. It ...null be impoilible to depiß the aftirity which prerailcd heir during the fhort time the Emperor hayed. Every initant couriers were letting out el• the , 114 the army or the capital, every inliant cou• tiers were arriving Irons without aad from the inte s kr. Immediately, however. on the departure of his Majefly. Mentz returned to the moll perfeet tran quillity. a calm fingularly contrafted with the bunk which prevailed for three days. The palrage of troops through this city continua vaithuot intelmiffion. The budge on the Rhine is cnntinually covered with men, carriages, and ammo- Aim of all deferiptinns. It is impartible not to ad mire the 6ne appearance, and the air of fatisfaelion of the troops. It is with gaiety and joy in their counte nance thatthey pith. the Rhine, and prepare at this fusion fur the ronghen laboors ; they march to war as to a fete, fo great is the emfidence which they have in theenfeltres. and in'the heroes who lead them. It is ellimated that before the sth of Oftober we bail have u pwards _ t ao,coo men between Wurt z • burgh and Bayreuth, without including 40,t00 men of the e.ofederate troops. A fecond French army of 54.cr00 wee will affemble An the Lem, the head quarters of which will be at Louilbourg. LAB!, a third army of 80,000 men will penetrate from Hill. land into Weftphalia, if cireumilances require it. Letters, which we receive from Magdeborg, Rate that all the roads from Dreldtn and Lek& are covered wit:, troops, artillery, and anansunition, and the Duchies of Saxony appear to be ioteaded to be the principal theatre of the ware—Paidcifs. • . • HAMMON, finPTEMMIR ati The Privy Cnontell r Muller. wh arrived lyre tome days lince from Berlin, will let out the day at ter to•mnrrow for that city It is ►eported byre that he prepared the manifelto which Pros is will publish in cafe war nintild take pl•aee betwen her and Vance. This report, however. a ppears to be unfounded, and the friends of M. Muller Hate that he is at prefent oc copied with w►iting a hillory of his own tames, and not in preparing manifellues. The public journals of Praia continue to make war with the greaten vigour hut nothing compata ble to the intrepidity of Kotzebue mid his light tr opt. It is ►eported here that Hai hat, declared its neu• trality, and that Proffia has recognized it. According to intelligence from Wellphalia, it appears that that cottony, towards which the pricci pal part of the Pruffian troops were marching, will not be the theatre of the war. General Blucher, al. ter receiving a courier on the zoth inflant, let out with great hafie from Paderborn for Gottingen. The DaWfh G.ivernment having profited by the abdication of the Emperor of Germany and she dif. (elution of the Germanic Empire. to incorporate purely and limply Holstein with Denmark, without accompanying this meafure with any declaration limilar to that of the King of Sweden, the partifan• of the war have taken the opportunity of pribliihing very fevere criticifms upon the condor% of the Court of Cop:ohagen. FR A NCX FORT. OCTOBER r. Firs Majetly the Emperor of the French was ex petted here yeflerday morning. The troops were under arm:, and an immenfe crowd filled the ltreets. Ocroasa 2.—The Emperor arrived here la fl night at one. His Eminent Highnefs the Prince Primate proceeded from thence to Alchaffenburg, to receive his Imperial KO The grenadiers and ehafreurs of the ' Imperial Guard, who arrived on the 28th of September, marched on the nth, at five in the morning. In the afternoon of the fame day the weft of the infantry of the guard arrived. Thefe troops fet out this morning. The cavalry of the Imperial Guard is etpeeted immediately. The toph regiment of the line. forming part of the divifinn under the orders of Marital Augereau, arrived here yellerday. It is expeiled to be centoned a few leagues from hence. French troops continue to pars through here. They fet out again on the day after their arrival. and ufe the greaten diligence. Marfhal Belfieres pacd through this place the day before yeflerday. All the infantry of the Imperial Guard have silo paired, and continue their route for Wortzburg. The formation of a camp in the envi rons of this city it Rill talked of. The Pruffians continue to advance. They are polled at Ileifenach, in the environs of which a camp has been formed. Batteries have been erected on dif ferent points of the frontiers. The t en of Erfurt is placed in the bell Ilete of defence. The territory of Memmingen is alfo occupied by the Pruffians. The Divilion under the orders of General Kal krettth which was in Wellphalia, is now marching Southward. The King of Praia arrived on the 25th at the grand head-quarters at Merleburg. A Lift is circulated at Berlin. containing the names of the Ruffian Generals and Regiments comprifrng the two armies which are to enter the Prutßan terri tories by Breflau and Warfaw. The lift is confi derable; prudent people keep it, in order that they may accuriarely alcertain what is the differen:e be tween an army promifed and an army tent.—Doer sal de Pi noire. roar 4.—Marfhal Augereau let nut yeflerday for Witt zborg with his headquarters. The 7th divi• lion of the at my tinder his orders is in foil march towards Franc.inia. The divifi-o of obfervation in Wetteravia, on the frontiers of Flare, was removed immediately on the neutrality of the Delos . of HelTe being officially announced. Marfhal Lannes arrived here yeflerday. It is laid, that he will command the Imperial Guard. We expee to receive form important intelligence from the fiontiers of Saxony. It appears that the principal Prulrian at my will form a line extending from Hof (the N •rthern frontiers of Bayreuth) to beyond Mulhatifen. The head quarters of the Duke of Brunfwick, who commands the right wing, are at Mulhaufen, thole of the left wing commanded by the Prince de K.henlobe, are at Hof. The centre is in the environs of Erpertb, where the chief head quarters are at prefent. The troops dellined to pro tee Wellphalia, will form a feparate divifion under the orders of Generals Blucher, Wedel, and Brufer vorx. The Swedes form a line on the Elbe. they occupy Efcheburg, Artienberg, and the &ices of Palm. The different divifions of the grand French army will be in Franconia about the sith of this month. It is fuppo!ed that if war takes place the firft blow will be (truck between the loth and h 311) ; but in this re fpeel nn c , mjetclures can be formed, except from what happened in the preceding campaign; and who can fay what Ike of condal the Emperor of the French will adopt this year i o The contingent of the Grand Duke of HelTe Mem- Radt, as a member oldie confederation of the Rhine, is already on it► match for its dellination. A part of it paffed yeßes day through Frankfort. The con tingents of Baden and Wirtemberg, and of the Grand Duke of Nafrea, will ♦ithout delay be put in motion. Franckfort has voluntarily foliated Ito man, who fet nut yefterday for Aicliaffenhurg, with 16 officers. In a Getman newfpaper is the following ankle from Auffria : " There have been made tn our Crum, nn the part of two Dower, , proPotitims fur an alliance. but it has given an at:Ower in the negative, declaring that it had ad , pted a fy Clem of armed neutrality, and that in that fyllem it would perfevere. The frontiers of Au ftria will in confequence be proteeed by a cordon." General Si. Vincent has arrived at Vienna from Paii►. Fresn], to his departure he received rich pre fonts from the Emperor of the French. It is certain that the bed sande] tlandirig prevails betwasa Auftria and France. The Emperor•Xapokoe hat givenathe molt pofitive affurances of his friehdly dirpartion to warts the Court of Vienna. With refine to Cattaro, the French Goveinmeht has contented thAt M. De Bellegarde ;mire with the troops under his or ders. without making any further attempt to indica the Ruffians to furcate:ler that plats. ?ranee tetes upon heti& die I shift dads Wine; wiskb 1 now , .• c• eenkanded with the otWh grievances with Which the is entitled to reproach Rutin. The King of PruiNo, we underliand, is at Gothsi, and the principal part of the Pmffian horfe is concen trating ne Erfurth and in the environs. BAMBERG, OCTOBER I. The communication between Bayreuth and Saxony i. interrupted. The light horfe of the Divine)* of Martha Bernadotte, '&iore of Polite Corm, is Ra tioned in the sapstains between Bamberg and Sax ony. Lath night three of the Martha's Adjutants arrived here; and he himfelf is expeded every mo ment. An Order was read to-day at noon, prohi• biting, in the molt exprefs manner, the exalting any thing on the PrutLan territory without paying for it. Troops arrive and depart with great rapidity. The 95th regiment of the lint fet out yeflerday from Nu rimberg, by Erlang, having previoufly requetled the Prollian Civil authorities of this town to permit their palTage, which was immediately granted. All the bakers of Bamberg are at work for the army. The Monks of the Order of Recollets have quitted th-ir convent, in order that it may be converted into an hofpital for the troops. Ir . ROM THE HAMBUROH MAIL. • HAMBURGH, OCTOBER 6. It is now f as it teems, nearly certain, that the French . have -ffttffered Come very confiderable check in Calabria: report of the total overthrow of Mama is maintained here, and many believe that he himfelf is killed. The French Officers com• minding the Italian battalions have, it is affirmed, been Iltot in the different attions by their own troops. It is even afferted, that a Courier arrived here left night with a full confirmation of thefe reports—that Annealing important has happened, there (toms no room to doubt : On the 4th inflant his Excellency Mr. Thornton eensmunicated the official intelligence to the Senate, that his Britannic Majefty had ordered the bleckade to be removed from the rivers litigated between the Eibe and the Ems, inclufive. This day Lord Morpeth arrived here from Lnn• don, with Mr. Frere, Secretary of Legation, Mr. Rota, &c. and on the following day he continued his journey to the Xing of Prufßa b head-quarters in Saxony. General Peron, who ferved in the Eaft Indies under Holkar, has arrived here, accompanied by two Ad jutants. FRONTIERS OF TURKEY SEPT. to. On the 29:h and 3oth of Augull there was a great battle near Nara, between the Servians and Turks, which laded 13 hours ; the forurcr fought at firli under great difadvantage, becaufe they had only 3000 men againit 13,000, but as they cootinuelly received reinforcements, they were at left viftorious. The Took,. Jolt 4000 men ; the lois of the infurgents was much lefe. WESTPHALIA, OCro go. 4. . The headquarters of the Genera 014 Michaud, who commands the advanced gua ct bf itmii men of the French-Dutch army, are at Diettfotd; near Wetel. Frefh troops are continually arriving in that quarter. Some di vitions have already marched agaistabmg the Rhine upwards. BERLIN, OCTOBER 4. For fame time pall there have been nncommon changes in our army. Lieutenant General Brufe witz, having requelled leave to retire, has been grant. ed a penfion of moo riz dollars. The Colonel and Commandant of Prittwitz's regiment has been pro. moted to the command of Brufewitz's dragoons.— Colonel Laffow, of the'Frittwitz hofftrs, who retires with a penfion of boo tic dollars, is focceeded by Major Von Pfull. The Prince of Hohstnlohe Ingle fingen, in the Pruffian fervice, has folicited and re ceived his difmiffion. The Firft Lieutenant Von Blucher is promoted to the rank of Captain of the Staff of the army, and is alfo appointed Adjutant to his father Lieutenant Generel Von Blucher. Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg, General of the Cavalry, has arrived here from Furflenwald. We learn that M. Lofoten, the French Envoy, de manded palTports only for himfelf and family ; but that the courier who came from his Majcny's head quarters, brought paffports for the who it of the Le gation, who leave Berlin to-day or to-morrow. This day M. Lofoten took leave of his acquaintance in this , city. On the ad infant a cnurier arrived at Nauniburg from General Knobelfdorf, at Paris. Witblively fenfatinns of pleafure, not only the inha • bitants of Berlin, but all patriots, embrace the wished for opportunity of manifeiling to their King and Father, in the mien fenle of the word, their love and gratitude. The fubfcriptinn opened by the Magif. tracy of this place, for procuring winter clothing to the troops, and its effete, are 'indubitable proofs of the enthullafm of the conceive body of the Prufnan fubjelis for the fyllem adopted by Government, and there are individuals who have fubferibed 2000 dol. Jars. The different circles of the Mirgraviate of Brandenburg emulate one another in zeal, and very confiderable turns have already been raised. The merchants of Stettin have laudably diiiinguithed themfrlves on this occaaon, The French Miniller, M. Llama, is Rill in this city ; he received his paffports yeßcrday. DQRSTEN, SEPT. sB. Accommodations have been ordered to be prepared at Wefel for about r 6,000 men, who were to arrive here today or to-morrow, and who will encamp in this neighbourhood. On the 23d two regiments de parted for Bonn. The General of Divifion, Dupont, has 'tiro quilted Cologne. HEILIGENBTADT, SEPT. 29. General Lecnq pared yeßerday through this city, on his way, as it is laid, to Weflphalie. there to take the command of the troops Rationed in that place. Lieutenant General Ruchel has Rill his head quarters at Idublluufcn. HALLS. OCTOBER 3. LaR Saturday the Body Guards paled through this city :" but Goa that day, no more troops have paged. All that we have been able to learn refpating the'head quarters at Nauenborgh is, that orders have been gives to remove from the army all the 'Alas baggage. This order has been executed with the greeted diligence. Larynx, OCTOBER 3. To-morrow the head.quatters of his Prof Gan Ma itey at*i•e here. The (been h alto coming here. The Prutlian Mickley at Munich. General Yon *Waste% has been at Nantaburgh goat die RATTSBON, !RFC/MIER so. It appears certain that AdAria and France have concluded a treacly, in virtue of which the troops of the latter power will retire behind the Lech, and 'thole of the former will not pals the Ens. The Aub wising will betides form a cordon along the frontiers of Bohemia. POSEN, OC MEER r. The Paper of this place contains the following in. telligence from South Priaffia, of the 28th Septem. her—" The news that a Ruffian corps is on its march through New South and Eacl Proffitt for Sifella, and the formation of a contras at Warta'', for the (apply of theft Ruffian troops in their paffage through the Prullian States, gains more and more credit. it is laid, that a convention for this purpofe has been concluded, and that the Ruffians will loon reach the place of their declination. We hope loon to be able to give our readers more tatisfadory accounts on this fubjea, and to demoral rate by faits that Pruffia and Ruffle have one objefl in view—namely, the mains. nance of the honour of two great nations, and the feeu:ity of Germany. ANSPACH, SP.PT.3o. • Martha! Bernadotte is leaving this neighbourhood with all his troops, and the Civil Adminifiration, in order to fix his head quarters at Bamberg. The head quarters of the Grand Army are at Wurtzburg.--. Martha! Eerthier, and the Intendant General of the army, are both there, and his Majefly the Emperor is expefted every moment. LETZIO, OCTOBER s. The French Minilter, M. Durant, left Drefden on the 24th ult. without taking leave. General Kalkreuth yefterday advanced his head- quarters. The head quarters of Prince Hulienlolte have been advanced from Freybery t to the Saxon con fines on the fide of Franconia. 1 olatorrow, or the day after, he will be joined by the Saxons. Eighty thoofand Ruffians are now on their march under the command of Field Martha' Kamenfkoi, and Generals golenifchtichew, ICoturow, and Prince Bagration. In his IA negotiations with France, the Emperor of Ruffle Willed upon the prefervetion of his do minions to the King of the Two Sicilies, and upon an indemnity to be given to the icing of Sardinia. The head quarters of the PruCGan army arrived this day at Erfurth. All the regiments that are in Profile, properly fo called, have received orders to march, and will form a camp near HANAU, dEPTEMBER 30. it is Paid that a Pruflian General Officer had reach ed the Emperor Napoleon with a very particular let ter ?tom his Pru Wan Majecly. H4HOVER, OCTOBEIL 3. According to iffime accounts one of the Chief Mena bets of the Rhcnith Confederacy is dead, and arecOrt ding to others a brother of the Prince Primate. The entry of Pro than troops into the territory of Hcffe is tallfed of. Lieutenant General Ruchel has advanced his head quartet; to Muhthatifen. VIENNA, SEPT. a 3. General AndreotE, who had left this place, has ro. turned again to this' city: The news from Italy fayt, that the French have for the moment renounced their coif:weft of Cal.. bria, and that the army has received orders to returq to Naples. Some letters affirm that the Ruffian troops have difembarkedidTitlabria. ERLANGEN, SlPPtiOttnn. so. I The corps of Maraud Soule has been put in mo tion towards the Upper Palatinate ; that of Marfital Nor towards Franconia nand that of Marfhal Au, gereau has advanced to the frontiers of Heffe. The corps of Bernadotte is concentrated !pore and more our neighbourhood. A part of thele troops, it fa laid, will march o Stifferralbeets, and the dieifion of General Drouet paired through this city, which belongs to hie ?ruffian Majeffy: Au Aid de Camp arrived lie night, and demanrfqd the liberty of paffage train the Direflory of the Circle, which intlantly complied. The troopi direeid their march to Bamberg, when the bead quartets will he ettabliffied. Augereau's corps draws more and more towavd. the territories rf Hetfe ; that of Bernedotte towards our neighbourhood. Lefcbre's corps •has likewife broken up from its cantonments, and is *arching by Wurtzburgh, towards Upper Saxony. It appears that the French advance through the Upper ?algid: : nate on the right, and by Bamberg, Seim ,:usfurt, tkc. on the left, in order to go round the defiles of Graf f feoberg and Stretberp,. BORDERS OF 7 HG MEIN, SEPTEMBER :to. The Miniller of War, Prince Alexander Berthir, arrived with his fuite at Angibu►gh on the 27th, an 4 immediately continued his route to Franconia. Letters from the Duchy of Meynungen, aortoupFs that the advanced polls of the Prnlfians are platted upon the boundaries between that Duchy and Fran conia. The Emperor Napoleon arrived on the aBtb Sep, tember, at Mayence, fence that time all the roads ag far as Franckforr, have been covered with troops...-. They are betides in fuch great numbers at Mayence, that the greater part of the inhabitants have ten or twelve foldiers lodged in their bottles; one' great party of thefe troops have already paged the Ebbw. Ile Emperor Napoleon was yelterday expeded at Franckfort, where will make but a very Lltort flay. Her Majelly the Emprefs, who has accompanied her lingua fpuufe to Mayence, will reticle in that city. where Prince Jerome Bonapatte, the Prince of Bene vento, and Marfhal I.3cCGeres, are at prefent ; the Se cretary of State, Maret, is ex;4ete4 there. NUREMBERG, SEPT. 30. The pafrage of troops through here continuo ceffantly. W itbitr thefe three days aO,OOO men have paled throtigh. The lith French 'cavalry and the park of artillery have paffed through, .hiskliod nadotte is expeaed. The Militia elt Vfig L ßecdiie is Arrived . at W - urtzburgh. PASSAU, SEPTEMBER a+ narthal Sault, 'frith his head-quarters; is an! hi —Of his army part of the infantry and feveral n malts of cavalry, Which fervid laR campaign ur Mutat, have marched towards the frontiers of F oonia. The reit of Sotalt's corps, which is lyir Loirer Bavaria, is to fliom an army of obfcrv. It Is (aid it will b e i d Zu s te e l by a firing bady of h rims and Wurte • • H i