Star.
London, England, 1805-10-23 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

NUR1741116, Ocr. 6.—On the night between the
4th and sth int. the greater part of the united Ba-
varian army, under the command of General Ds.
soy, arrived in this neighbourhood, Captain Gaa-
'marr the day before, having been fent to
Anfpach An the fubjed of this paffage. The troops
paired this night, in pan upon the Heath between
Fourth and Farnbach, on the great road to Frank.
fort, and in part in the vicinity of Vach. Yefterday
they defiled through Fourth, and took the dire/lion
of Schwabach. A divition, under the command cf
General Siebein, entered this town yefierday evening.
The troops, with their honks, palled the night befide
large fires, which were kindled in the public places
and RICCES, and this morning, at break of day, let
out to join the corps which had pallid the night in
the neighbourhood of Schwabach.
HAMBURCH, OCT. 15.—The Imperial Charge
d'Affaires refident here, received yefterday, in a par-
cel of letters, dated Radfbon, Oaober 9, (per exprefs)
a fhort bulletin, of the following tenor :

NI suntan, OCT. 7.—This day a revere battle was fought be-
tween part of the combined Gallo Bavarian army and the corps of
Auftrians which lately croffcd the Danube, under the command of
General Kienmayer, amounting to 20,000 men, who have !ince
been reinforced to :B,coo. The French were the aggreffors ; but
after two or three charges by the Auftrian cavalry, and after a
eonflidt of near five hours, they retreated in great confufion from
the fcene of aetion in the neighbourhood of this city. The num•
bee of their kilied, wounded and prifoners, amounts to upwards of
scion men. I'bis is the firft regular engagement fought In the pre-
fent war, and the Auftrian troops difplayed a fteadinefs, energy
and valour almoft unprecedented."

The above bulletin, it thould be Rated, has no fig.
nature annexed to it ; but the Aufirian Minifler here
Pays he has fome recolledion of the hand.
That, Ocrossa 3. Yelierday the French carried
off an Aufirian Captain with twenty-eight men of the
regiment of Ofnaburg Dragoons, who was polled on
the Geifleinger Hill, (even hours march from here.
Five thoufand foldiers and eight thoufand peafants
are employed day and night in the works about this
place. At &II the plan was to rebuild the fortifica-
tions of the town, which were detnolifhed by order of
General MOR au, at the end of the IA war, the half
of which have been completely levelled fince that
time. But, as the execution of this plan required too
much time, they are contenting themfelves with for-
tifying the heights to the weft of the town with en-
trenchments and redoubts. During the night, fome
regiments are Rationed on thofe heights, and remain
there under arms.
A Weiffenhorn, three hours march to the Eaft of
Ulm, the Aufirians are forming a large encampment,
which already confifts of 40,000 men. It appears,
therefore, that they are determined to take a firm
pofition in the neighbourhood of this town. They
are forming a large magazine at Saulgaul, in the
principality of Schaar, behind the Upper Danube.—
The Aufirians are alfo fortifying Ingoldfiadt.

MEM mincam, Ocr. 4.—Some Auflrian regiments
daily march through this place for Ulm. Public
worfltip is performed only in the principal church.—
The other churches, fchool-houfes, &c. have been
converted into, magazines. Eight thoufand foldiers
and peafants are employed day and night in working
at the new fortifications. None of the town's people,
without a particular permiflion from the police, are
permitted to go out at the gates. The hop planta-
tions and kitchen gardens in the immediate neigh-
bourhood of the town, have been in great part de-
molifhed. The meaneß citizen has fix or (even fol.
diers quartered on him. The fituation of the vil-
lages which lie near the roads, is truly pitiable.—'
There the peafants can fcarcely threfh as much as is
requifite for fupplying the troops quartered on them,
with bread, meal and oats. In many parifhes the
hay is already quite exhaußed. Great armies are
advancing into Suabia and Bavaria without maga-
zines; and if plentiful fupplies are not (peedily pro-
Lured, there is every reafon to dread a famine in both
thefe fertile circles ; for the old Rock of corn was
quite exhaufled by the exportation laR rummer to
Aullria, and we can no longer look to rich convents
For (apply, whole :cores ufed formerly to be alma
exhaualefs. As it appears that Switzerland remains
neutral, the roads leading to that country are crouded
with refugees.—The Imperial head quarters is tranf-
ferred to day from Mindleheim to Ulm.
MINDLE EIRE, Ocr. s.—ln the courfe of this week
five regiments, which have been hitherto Rationed in
the North part of the Tyrol, have marched into
Suabia, and joined the army of the Archduke
FERDINAND. This army is Rationed behind the
ler, and its advanced guard firetches from Ulm
along the South Bank of the Danube to the Black
Forelt.

The Archduke FERDINAND is a young man of
twenty-two years cf age, with a noble and infinu-
ating addrefs, and at the fame time manly in his
manners. The foldiers are very fond of him.
In the courfe of the laft eight days (tarter-
lailer General Mace has vifited the whole potation
of the army. All its motions are kept to fecret,
that the Commanders of Regiments generally re-
ceive foaled orders, which they dare not open till af-
ter arriving at certain places on their march. The
troops alfo march for the molt part in the night.
SUABIA, OCT. 7.--The French army at prefent
takes roads in Suabia where even in the Taft War
they never paired in columns.
The General of Divifion. OUDINOT, afcended with
the fine corps of Grenadiers the well known hill of
Geifslingen : he was condufled by Wurtemburgh
Chalfeurs. On the right wing a corps is penetrating
over Welffenfleig, Blauburen and Klen.genilein to.
Schcllingen. There the two armies are fepa-
rated only by the Danube.
Scoarruausve, Sarr.3o.—Yeiterday a battalion
of Soo men, of troops from the Canton of Zurich, en-
our city under the command of Col. HALE-
-17 to prOICa the Swifs frontier. The um were
tercd with the citistruh

VIIIIIIA, Ocr. s.—The Prince of Awerfperg has
been dispatched on important matters of Rate to

His Imperial Majefly has enrolled to the Com-
mandant of Vienna, Field Martha Count Cold.-
WRATH, the command of tuner Annria, ad itsteriss,
and Count LATTIRMANN to be Commandant of Vi-
enna in his place.
General Count M DT, who was fent with
propofitions to Berlin, has returned to this city.
To day the firfl column of Ruffian troops will pars
the Danube at Crems.

Letters from Poland, Auftria, Silicia, and Mora-
via, Rate, that the public roads leading from there
provinces to Upper Auftria, are fo covered with
Ruffian troops, artillery, Ind ammunition waggons,
that travellers can fcarcely find means to proceed on
their journeys.
Lowy* Ecat, Ocr. t4.—The Danifh Cordon of
Neutrality, under the command of Major General
Von EWALD, which is drawn afreth from the envi-
rons of Neuftadt, along the Lubeck and Lauenburgh,
has been reinforced by fome cavalry and light infan-
try.

MAKREIM, OCT. 7.—The Baron de SCHALL, the
Imperial Envoy at Carlftuhe. and Monfieur ADER-
KAS, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, have received
notice to depart. They received pais, in which
their route was particularly marked, Oner, Heidel•
berg, Darmliadt, Frankfort, &c.
BOLZANO' &PT. 2 3.--Yefterday the Secretary of
the Field Marthal Lieut. Von B. was brought
through this city in irons, and under a fufficient mi-
litary efcort, in his way to Upper Auftria.