Star.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

FO tCri IIItELLIGEXCE.

iervangstrßon. lot. 9.
I.9lll4.ertelt seitted Itellebet VOL THIS pOlt.
• th.lfethlllti TWO Weisser. Oa tNS telitiet,
• Pit, evel4li dotearint _1111111t•L Vogl ILetsv.
Aft. h Tie Chat, rnsdtl. and Taftikatiolll4 of. Magdeburgh.
Ilall t Owes dp to the Tempo of the Alta Corps of dm Grand
APS ,Pith all the smiler,. ammunition, await nes, and bores of
IVO chid, with Next deferiptime of Gevernment property,
hithilft the FNMA& were:ration, and to the cud !tau in which
Nay Ms debt tine of Pia capitulating.
tt pa tatted I/Iriths Thar. lad the *eels oeffite Of the
Pam, be evacuate.* for the French Map, fo that they Pal
take medico of dam on the mile of Plommhet, at twit &dock
In die afternoon.
1111. The (adieu ditil march sit through the (aid Vida' gate,
ea the t lib of November, in she morning, at eleven, with drums
beating, cabana dying, and four field pieces. Pall lay down their
aged the &miry Alan' up their arms sod hafts, at the
place that hall be appointed. at moan that Poen the fnetrefs.
IV. After lapJng dodo their arms, ant panda hail be confl-
icted Without of war, the meu null be fent to France, and Ms
*Zeal rattail ptifoneri no their parole of honour not to fare
wise his M •Seity the Reenact 6 Frame and king
sll of Italy, riar
wird his Allies, until ,egelatly ezehaaged—they Abe err liar
p wherever they dank proper,—thote soli whore families retitle
hheydebtergh, or who we theft faded and married, mail hare
libafq to remake in the city.
Y. 1 be dicers AA keep their Peotds, baggage, and harks;
the POW their knaptaas and valifes.
Vi. The Cadets. Eadign-Cedets, fwail-girded Haps, end the
Serisant-Madera, of the infantry and cavalry, dull be coolidered
a alders, and treated upon the the taming.
Vii. The Ctaarta•Maiters of andinctits. Pgyisaftrei, Chap-
and Surgeons, hall sae be emendated prifoners of war.
VIII. the two intothpkte companits of invalids in the Parch
PM are hat for (melee. hail la, dram heir arms and be kat to
their win gartforia, one to Pane, mar Hildetheim. the ether to
ALM, where they hall Maitre that madtanted pay and (upport
at the canny 's typeset.
nc. After the evacuation the dims hall titian to the tit, to
heart their paPporrs, and proceed according to their deftina
Mat. The counterparts it. whit'. they Pan deport their words of
101SOUr not to levee until cathartic, than be given in of courfe
pralostly.
X. Tim foldkra *bode Minted in Magdeburg/1, at within Ps
Mau of id ntlikety infpoftlon, fithaia with their families,
uses tbe candiftels of not Perim win eatharteal, and that of not
••• 41- *eating any IRMO, uniforms.
Xl. The ask and wounded pacers and fiddlers than remain ih
Magdeburgh until their recovery. They than be maintained at the
tapioca of the eity. A fakicnt number of Frutfiso Aegean hail
rursato in the Peet to take proper care at them. The tarpons
Pan be trashalthalut their Ray In the dry, upon the fame footing
lithe Ftshafiipaim.
• XU. Thapirfirma and peopert9 oldie Lababltants, the facia or
IMO. 04 drils•sims of the Ciereh. 0411 be t4ca undyed*
loittitiao ellblt Lowe. pod of the Often of French Jake. lo
sib parfait litho ftW_lhrld with to take frond ft with their pro-
speg. atallproloalpsg they !hail meat the hamar,
ee NMI piasallisa ems as
amt. ileac PAU main ehas dln the patent admiekkra.
Mho sod sortftitedei of the country. The authorities wham this
seiperos mall maps the esercith of their fundions, end Nadirs
to did Asa ebe peoleitiou dim French Array.
Xld. oa bath Man etioniterlor (half be named to take the
inventories sod loptelotend the delivery of time depotits of plans,
eta toads, artillery, amosanitios, and military pm.-
..boob and wet of every thing appertaining to Government
be it what It May, and of Whatever of the kind in the city.
• IV. The kit and rield Ofiears, as ago the Cada*, Cikridensen
Win Cohn& awor.l.9lrded Standard Wafers, Serkost Ma*,
Cavalry mid latamrp, and %tarter Whets. who bath after the
parent mailed" dare to polio eat of the Prelim provinces,
occupied. by Ma Freed amps st prissy or wheat may by them
he occupied. Mall bt tent forward at der eapeose et the movittees
and receive then. pay and fuldiftsoco friss the Ma tea, wa-
ding to the rats st tlao peace eitahliAoheht. This andp habit •
Isom hail be paid them on the eft el Mary month.
XVI. ibis liseallimay, the Govolsor of . be
?me whomever It Mid fan goad to histo tit as 'oases to
P Lace of big tomstr,, to taimmookat to him fatelthesoor of the
praise weltehtdooorrilthle dim •01l tastes the orreelhey pair
Tara
IVIL AN the waidia NM eaphaledoa which may sprees
have a &Adel auwais.o4l be Unarpreted to the advantage of
garrifaa.
and 7Tues Whim ea 4th (de, of the rank
ebb Goa is istmaalued spas, awl be shebenged sea somata
tha dun tailMweet ebb replabsian. There bettors haft:
. the pd et Noterabw, be abeten. and tm herb idea the
metpramly pima up as Martin paibilkn of the Panda
Or file weer h drelbate earl" drawn ap Pia ith day of tins
Stoma of Novenas& thata
DU TA11.1.13. YON It ENOUAILD,
Osumi sad Cbled abe Stet Major Geneva
at Mai=
tl=Oriamatubwb
Itbeilerted DCamp.
A ibppiiMentary document, in eight articles, de-
termines tome fecondery points. The muncians and
(events of the army are not to be numbered attlong
Ilhe prifoners of war. Colonel Du Trottel, the Prat
fiaa Commandant of Magdeburgh, tetains bin oil.
Mal' dwelling, and is free' from military quatters,,
Ste. fo long as the French and Allied Troops hare
poffieffion of the city. The Pruffirn Officers, when, in
conformity to the Capitulation. arc entitled to Teti&
in Magdeburgh. (hall receive their par, &c. as upon
the war eft ablament, bed be free him quarters and
other military obligations fo lorg as the French and
their Allies remain, itc.

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PRIVATE LETTERS.—BREMEN, NOV. tr.
is Advice• received this morning, give us every
minion to etre the French or Dutch troops will be
here in a few days on purport to get hold of the Enrp
lifh property, which however is riot fi, conpulzr„bia
as might have been eiticßed. ‘Vt have been inform-
ed Come days ago, that two battalions of French In- i
(entry, and Come fquadrons of Cavalry, are in the
fubarbe of Hamburgh. There are fo many report,
inacirculation at relent about the attack which was
bade upon Blucher, and the eircumeances of hi,'
retittance, that I cannot prefume to give you any kill
ltlatcn.ent of the blifiref,s however, all accounts
epee that both parties fought with treat obflinacy
for feint time in the Ilreets, but the French being In
luperior in point of mmber, at len rioted the Piot%
fr•n, entirely. It is dated, on uticrettionable aiitho-
city, that the Dutch troops march into this city on
Saturday next, the icitt indent.
Nov t4—The Dutch army, under the command
of 'General Daendeis, has taken pctreffian of
Dachy of Oldentoirgh, and we taped to Nate the
game Late Vs , morrow. The Eisfleet itorsi-hoille, on
the Wafer, teas (eked upon thi. and the
follow log EngWb 0,4,4, that were lying at Bracke,
very providentially ercard, the tide fottonetely hap,
pening to Bow•At an calls, hour. The vd&ls are the
Oscan, Yoke?, from ; Potter, from
Ne,„„calitg t....war—, Mayes, from Leith ; anal the
William, Boles, hill) Hull. It is rota. yet known
that they age petfeale oat of d.dister, as the wind
was very usfaeisorable ; last if they can teach Bre-
sucelebe, there ate MO CUM, brigs ready to take

them undet &attain% F ofier. front ictwcar-1
tle, it certainly irrived fafe at Giefendorl I, and, if
the °then have not run aganondoit it thettght they
ate alln We. It it, laid, in letters from Gotha, that
the Aufirian army, to the amount of 140,000, under
the command of the Archduke Chula, had advan-
ced into Voigtland and Saze-Altenburgh.

HAMBURGH,NOVEMBEK 9.
" General Blucher's wife is now at the kaifer's
Koff. She ufed to mention that it washer hufban4's
intention to refit t to the lad man.'and that if lie (hatld
unhappily furvive his brave comrades, he would nut
furrender, but die by his own hands. There was a
perfonal hatred fubfilliug '•etween General Blucher
and Murat. The rane.mr between theft Generals
was fo inveterate, that Berthier himfelf attempted to
negotiate wilt the PrulEah General, but without
, fuccefs.

11 The Duchefs of Brunfwick has condtated her-
fell, while at Altona, with fo much condeicenlion
and affability as to gain the greatelt refpeet, and ex-
cite the livclielt fympathy with all ranks. She wished
to remain in the houfe with the Duke, but hiernedi-,
cal Militants could not permit it, conceiving thee It
would be injurious to his reptile."
soortwasit it.
11 General Blucher, from the s4th down (elite day
of capitulation, employed near 4.13,000 of the enemy
in Inhibit of him. It was only the love which he
bore to his brave companions, which could have in.
diced him to flurendert evell after ail beim Were lot
of effeaual tefiflance. , .
" The corps under Blucher fhot no &wet than 401
fpies, who were chatted smiting themfelves with his
troops. They were principally ftispid, ignorant coun-
trymen, who were to be employed as falfe guides,
and who, through terror, betrayed thensfelves.
" The tegular poll has arrived from Berlin, Dref-
Ides, &c. and has brought the merchants large re-
thittances. If the Poll had npt arrived, fuch was the
ahem and apprehenfinn, that many of the molt ca-'
pleat boufes here molt have-flopped payment.
a' The influence of M. Bou.ienne is, of courfe,
much inereafed here in eonliquence of the late iventss'l
I and he has condutcd himfelf with a good deal of
moderation. When he folicited pertniffion for 2000
French troops to enter Haenburg,b.dse Senate fat an
entire day, deliberating bn the plopofal; when it was.
at length underflood that they had acceded to it.
11 Magdeburg is in polielton of the French--Lu-
bec filtered cruelly, but at lift General Blucher and
nis corps were obliged to furrender theinfelvei
pri-
foners of war. All Mecklenburg has been terribly
treated. We were here under confiderable alarm.'
but are again quite eafy. From Berlin five, and
from Ruffle two mails are arrived ; at the former
fevetal houfes arc Paid to have flopped. Pat.
ports have been received for the flats already laden
,for Berlin ; and as Magdeburg is reduced, we flatter
ourfelves that trade up the country will go on as
ufual. The tonvoy from Hull and &weenie dif-
chargcs at Gluckfladt, about thirty miles from hence,
pn the right bank of the Elbe, and we prefume the
convoy from the 'Thames will be allowed to proceed
as far.
" Geeetal Vueher's wife and children have joined
him bete. His heroifm is the theme of univertal ad-
miration. The Hamburgh papei of this day gives in
account of the haute of Lubec ; but, as It is under
the enntroulmf the French Minister, you may *Ally
fuppole that its contents are not correa. Private
letters which 1 have teen, and potions who were on
the (pot at the time, concur in Acing, that in the
battle the lots of the French exceeded that of the
Proffians, in the proportion of three to one. About
floo of the inhabitants, men, women, and children,
were killed in their own houfes ; and, after this molt
horrid rnaffacre, the poor inhabitants were plunder-
' ed. Lett Sunday • party of the French fold part of
this plunder by Ration, in the open field, at Ham,
about one Engli(h mile from hence. Among the tell
of the booty were a number of !wires, which fold at
the rate of two or three dollars for the bell, and
Tome a. low as Shillings Hamburgh. The price
of every other article was in proportion, as there
could be no bidders found but a few Jew's. Count
Walmoden, from Hanover, with has alio emigrated
here, and lives in the fame hotel with me, had fix
hnifes taken by she French about four leagues or ten
Englifis miles from this place. They were following
him, with toachmen and grooms, who arrived this
morning oh foot.
o This cit y has been lately thrown into great alarm,
and almoll into a if ate of liege. The flying Proffiaps
were expeeled to take refuge here, and the Senate
' was determined to (hut our gates againit them. Nine
fmall,veffels, carrying a confider:Able number of them,
actually artived hum the other fide of the Elbe.
They were a part of General Blucher's army reps-
sled from the main body, and were of that deferip-
tion of troop. called Yager'. They sere 'refilled ad
'Magner, and the gates were (but. If the PrulGans
had been admitted, there can be no doubt but that
the French would have immediately purfued,
etinfequences would have fr :lowed, which would pro-
bably have been very difafiroos to this city. Ile
city iifelf Is how incapable of defence, as it would
require a large army to garrifon it, and moll of the
c.ii,;tol: %thick were formerly on the ramparts were
told. The Senate held a fort of permanent fatting
during thi. raigency."

"10v.,J4.--Lubec was Lill night illuminated, on
account of the return of is high perfta3 (Murat, of
coutfc). which is not confidered ass very good
(MICH. The retiailition of Englda property theta ha
according to liitne,heen tompromifedb uhd, accordin
to other., rerouted entirely ; the taster is the mo
pie...lent npini,n. They 147 en atteiflice has been
concluded bet in the mean time Hameln. in Ha-
cove', ha, rurrendered. and it i, believed that this
is the rale with Menton% to,. Oldenburg is faith
poirealon ~1, Arid •ppreheuflons are again entertained
for Hol.lcm.
•• S.. frequent have been the alarms refpeaing the
fafety of the Englith weals, that it has been found
',sectary to take accurate founding' of the River
Elbe, the knowledge of which was tiitherto almoil
confined to the pilots of that river. It has been dit
covered, that veleta will find fulhcient depth of
wrer (rime Glucklladt to Cuxhaven, without ap•
preaching neater than a mile and a half from the
lore, escape in one foot, where the oppefue Lbws is
fu math, that no batteries can be meted."

• MedDußoili. Holahan it.
The bulle of Saxe Weimar is arrived at Ham-
burgh, and the Eleetrefs of Hete Cartel at Alton*.
The French have demanded and obtained from
Hamburgh wood and Carpenters, to conflrult a
bridge at Artlenburg over the Elbe. The Senate
has had this afterpoon another eau:sardine'', meet-
I log e, deliberate on fame ftellt demands, what they
are has not tranfpired, but it is feared they relate to
Englifh property.
From Lubec the moil afdiding accounts ate
brought by private letter,, of the dillreia to which
I the City is reduced. They moil gratefully acknow.
ledge the alfillanee fo generoutly fent from Ham.
burgh, as.well in provifions of all kinds, as in nfoncy.
Dilcipline is in fame meafure rellored amlrng the
troops, of whom dOOO Rill remain there; Mat Mal
Bernadotte has exhorted his troops to refisene their
difeipline, and does all he can for the City.
The Sweelifla and Ruffian (hips have ft ee peteniMnu
to come and go. Two froadrons of Swediils dragoons,
and a company of grenadiers, with thole belonging to
the artillery under Colonel Marian, filed for Neu-
Rath ; tem companies and two fquadrons were
taken. There has been a great form in the Baltic,
which has done vaR damage. We have no. lettets
from beyond the Oder. ()Iconic we have maul re-
ports, but nothing to be depended on. All theeflath
' in Mecklenburg have been plundered by the Freieb
in the molt wanton manner, the cattle killed, the
furniture of the houfes aettroyed, and all kinds of]
ezeelfes praelifed.
movereara 59, one o'czoce.
In an hour the French troops under Martha' Moe
tier will take poßitGon of this 64,, which they put.
pore to occupy till a peace with England (lull be
concluded. This is all I have time to fay at prefent.'
NOVItsIIII2 20.
Yeflerday Martial Mortice entered this city, at
the head of his advanced guard, and has taken po(
fetbou of it in the name of the Emperor and Ki.i
This aft of poffelnon was executed with the greats*
'feeder. The troops obfervra uric, difcipline.
Addicts are quartered upon the citizens, and behais.
witty well. All the military polls shout the city are
in the hands of the French.
The Senate yellerday publifhed the following
PROCLAMATION: '
• Mote tke prefect etuation of political Mire has been ram
domed by the approach of the Imperial French troops, every citi•
sen may minas without apprehenitOn, as there la nothing to fear
fat the public tranquillity The Senate, therefore, exhort all CL
'time and Burghers, to tonfequebee of the prethng motives tint
arife on every point of conidee*lno, sad the care of the Same*
' in alleviating away isconveaieme, to deport theadelves with want
and quletnefs, and to be cautions In their behaviour to the Ito
reign fuldiers, as by theft means they will leifen the general Y•
conveniences attdidinf this mot, and which would only be la-
created by any improper sod ill Welled reGitanee.
Each Individual la adnionithod to remain quietly at hone. as
the nallitary patentee have orders to prevent or Silted. any olfamw
blade in the amts.
Given at the Senate Hottfe,Nee. sp. 0106 ''
Another Decree of the Senate of the fame date,
regulates the provifions to he initialled by the inhabi
tants to the French ftddiets quartered upon them.—
Each ft ld:et is to have for breakfall a glafa of French
brandy, with a Bice of bread ; fur dinner, half a
pound of meat, cne pound and a half of bread, with
vegetables in proportion, and a bottle of beer ; and

(or fupper, a (lice of bacon or beef, with bicad and a

bottle of beer. If the fuldier Ihould not be fatisfied
with this fupply, the Burghers are direOed to com-
plain to Colo nel Batancourt, the Commandant.
To-day another Proclamation has been publifheil,
which is as follows :
PROC LAMATION
" The Honourable Senate )etterday received a let-
''ter from Martha! ?Aortic., which, after Rating the
grounds on which his Majefty the French Emperor
finds himfelf compelled to make reprifals on Englind,
contains an order to fcize and place under fequeltra
tion aU the Englilh commodities which may be found
in this city and its territory.
" The Honourable Senate k therefore under the
neceffity of communicating the contents of the Paid
letter to the Merchants, Traders, &c. and hereby to
require in the fititleft manner, that within 24 hours
from the publication of this notice, they th..titgive in
an accurate lift of fuch goods, in writing to the Con .
meandant,Colonel Bezancourt, sinder pain of the molt
, difagreeible conftquences.
" Within twenty-four hours from the ptefent no-
tification, every banker or 'merchant hiving Englifh
manufaCturet, or funds in his porrallon, arifing

from the Isle of Englifh manufattures, whether be.
longing to the Engtills nr others, (hill give in a
datement of the f..me in writing, to be copied into a
regilter at the refidence of the Commandant. In or-
ain to verify there deelaratimn,dornieiliary vifits mall
be made, both to thole who give in, and thole who de
not give in, Nth declaratbins, fur the PutPere of el
canalising their good faith, and infliding the pains or
martial law, in all influxes of fraud, if filch &Quid
take place."