Star.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

LONDON.

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We have received Paris journals to the asth, and
Dutch to the 28th. The latter are occupied with
details of the movements that have taken place among
the armies, but hoftilities have not yet commenced.
The French papers contain an account of the art-
ful and captivating plan contrived by the Emperor
NAPOLEON, to open to his good city of Paris the news
of the rupture with Auflria and RufGa. He is well
aware of the influence of the &ft imprefflon on the

populace. and how important it is to him to revive

that quick and mercurial enthufiafm which has fo of-

ten given irreliftible force to French animation. If
he cannot fucceed in winding up their fpirits to a
point of fury, and in conneding his own ftrides to
univetfal empire, with the glory of the grand nation,

he is irretrievably gone, fince his whole dependance
refs on the fplendour of his name, not on the Oration
of his fubjeas. He knows the charafter of the French
people moll thoroughly, and he is feconded by men
of unparalleled addrefs in the arts of popular delufion.
Our Readers will fee that he propofcd a magnificent
proceffion to the Senate ; and that this was preceded
by rumours of a dark, myfterious danger to his fa-
cred perfon—which, however, his noble courage dif
dained to regard when the caufe of Imperial France

called him forth I AU this was contrived for the ef-

fed% of the fpeEtaele, and though it is but the Qale
repetition of a former farce, and though he has been
the man to extingnillt every trace of the liberty
which the revolution gave to France, yet we have no
doubt but that he railed the acclamations of the mul-
titude in his favour. •
THE HAMBUKOH MAIL

That was due on Sunday has alto arrived. The fo-
reign journals by this conveyance are filled with de.
tails fimilar to thofe in the French and Dutch papers,
but they come down later. The movements of the
different armies are fo rapid, that it is difficult to
trace them, and this difficulty will continue till they
are concentrated near the intended Rents of action.
The Auftrians have marched from Munich. On the

16th ult. they were at Augiburgh : on the t gth they
were to be at 'Ulm, which is a molt important pofi-

tion, while the left wing were making movements
which indicated an intention of polfeffing themfelves
of an advantageous pofition in Switzerland. •
The Ruffian army, according to the German Pa-
pers, is divided into three principal bodies—the fira
under the command of General KVTUSOF, costa-
, ing of 8000 men, had arrived on the 25th of Auguft
at Brodni; a fecond column of so,mo men followed
in a few days, and purfued its march through Gal-
, licia and Moravia, towards Upper Au ftria. A fe-
cond main body was affembled at Warfaw, under the

command of General MrcHst.sox, and conned of
60,000 men. The third body was encamped near
Wilna in Lithuania, and, as is Paid, is to be com-
manded by the EMPEROR in perfon. An important
command is defined alfo for Cleneral APRAXIN.
Some of thefe corps have made confiderable pro.
grecs, and by this time have probably joined the
Auftrians„ as our Readers will fee by force of the
fubjoined articles :
Vali tc r, SEPT. 4.—Tho Anarian army, the line of
which extends from the Tyrol to Venice, amounts to
170,000 men. On the aoth of September the laa
troops will arrive at the points affigned them, whence
they are to advance. The Head-quarters will be at
Padua ; the new fortifications here are now com-
pleted. The flotilla under the Chevalier Dams,
proteas the fea coat. The French army in Italy
expels a reinforcement.
The whole Venetian State is full of troops, but
principally the city of Venice itfelf ; 121000 frontier
troops have arrived here on board of so veffels, and
*greater number is expelled. Three or four millions
of cannon balls have lately been brought hither. The
park of artillery at Udine confias of 240 pieces of
Gannon,
Vienna, Sur. r 4 French Amhafrador,
M. de ROCHEFOUCAULT, is fill at his villa in the
country, but ready to depart at the fire orders.
To-day the regiment Deutfchmeifter, 4oco Prong,
marched for Bavaria.
The first column of the Ruffians is welted at 01.
mutt in Moravia, on the 20th infant.
The advanced guard of our army, which as en-
tered Bavaria and Suabia.confias of :4,n00 infantry,
and 4000 cavalry.
MUNICH, SEPT. t4.—To-day soo Auftrian troops
entered this city, and immediately mounted guard.
Two thoufand are expeaed. General Cuunt Kr.l-
- was tall night at Parfdorf. A column, of the
Auarians is advancing to Upper Suabia, while Go.
neral Gorr s sir atm extends into Lower Suabia.
It is eonidered u deferving obfervatiou, that the
hereditary Prince of &VALLI is at prefer% on his trot.
vels in France.
SEPT. 15....1CRCidily evening *battalion of sum