Star.
London, England, 1806-10-17 00:00:00

NIMEGLIF.N, OCTOBER to.

They write from Weilphalia, that the ad need
guard of the Dutch army, confilling of 7000 men,
under General Michaud, Hill remains near NVezel.—
Detachment. of troops arrive there daily, and !Owe
of them are in motion to proceed up the Rhine.

FRANKFORT. OCTOBER. 6.
The contingents of the Princes who form the
Confederation of the Rhine, have begun toput them•
(elves in motion. Thofe of their Royal Highneffes
the Grand Dukes of Darmfladt and Naffau are in full
march.

BAMBERO, OCTOBER s.
Prince Murat, who arrived here on the 3d inflant,
yelk►day reviewed his troops ; and this day, his Ex-
cellency Martha' DATOUST will review the corps
under his command. His Majefty the Emperor or
the French is expelled here every moment.
OCT. 6.—The French and Prulfian troops are only
feparated at prefent by the rivers Mein and Peignitz.
The advanced polls of both armies are fu near as to
converk with each other.

WURTZEURO, OCTOBER 4.
His Royal Highuefs the Eledor of Hare, upon his
return from the PrulEan head quarters, has vifited
thole of his Majefty in this city.
OCT. 6.—The day before yefterday difpatchu were
received from the head quarters of the Pruflian army.
and yefterday his Majefly left this place for Bamberg,
where his head quarters will be fixed. This latter
circumflance, which appears to have been a entire-
quence of the &ft, has in a great meafure excluded
the hopes of peace that have hitherto been eherilhed.
Only a (mall part of the Military Admmiaratioas
remain in this city.

In proportion as the French troops advance to the
EaAward, the Pi ufflans reinforce their corps of the
army near Hoff. The advanced guard of the PrulLan
army, Rationed in the environs of Culmbach, is
mated at to,ooo men, and other troops arc flill oq
the march to join them, which is only attributed to
their view of better fecuring a larger extent of the
country, where the dißance between the French army
and Berlin is the lean confiderable.

We learn that I °moo of the troop. of Wurtemberg
and Baden are affernbling near Dunklepuhl, in order
to march for Franconia.

HAMBUROH, OCTOBER 7.

With refpea to the Ruffians we are fill in uncer•
tainty ; three large armies are fill talked of, that are
on the match through Warfaw, Koningtherg, &c. ;
but as yet we have no pofitive information that they
have arrived in thefe places.
According to a public rumour, General Moreau
has arrived at Lifson; another report Pays, that
Msrfhal Maffena has fallen into the hands of the in-
furgents of Calabria, who have murdered bias; but
thee rumours deferve no credit.
The Swedes begin to withdraw farther and farther
from this country, and to form a line of abfezvation
behind the tight bank of the Elbe.

NAPLES, SEPT. ss.

A reinforcement of t 6,000 French troops has ;ar-
rived in this kingdom. Six thoufand have taken the
road of La Pouille, to preferve the coal of the Adri•
atic from any attempt : and the remainder marches
to the capital, from whence it is to purfue its route
to Calabria. This reinforcement brings a mortal
blow to the malcontents, if they could have entertain.
ed a hope of putting their fanguinary projeas in ex.
ecution.

The works arc purfued with vigour in the ducks
of Cadel le Mare : they have already launched thirty
gun boats, of a new and excellent contlruelion.
The 15th of this month they endeavoured to land
at Vietry ILO hundred brigands. Thirty remained
dead on the Thore, and five were taken alive by a
French detachment in that quarter. The Englids,
being no logger able to lumina fubfidence to all the
brigands who• have thrown thensfelvee under their
proteaion, leek to get lid of them at any pace, and
force them with the bayonet to let themfelves be ,
landed wherever they choofi to throw them,