Star.
London, England, 1806-01-10 00:00:00

BREMEN, DEC. A).-PRIVATE LETTER.

We are at prefent quite in the dark about the fn-
tote movements of the Britifh and Ruffian Armies
cantoned in Hanover and this neighbourhood.
Lord CATHC•IT, immediately after General DON'S
arrival ha Monday, fet out to Nieuberg, the head-
quarters of Geneva' TOLSTOY, and only returned
this forenoon. It is faid his Loreghip has received
the moll p fitive afforancts from the Rul:Gan Gene-
ral that the troops under his command are not in.
`eluded in the Armitlice agreed on between the Ger-
man and French Armies; fo that one may naturally
' fappofe the Allied Troops here are capable of refill-
ing any attack which the French can make upon his
Majefty's Eleftoral Domidions.

The recruiting goes on with great fpirit, though
you malt naturally foppore the training and organ.
izing the men mull be a work of tome 'time at this
feafon of the year; yet, conGdering the indefatigable
exertions of Lieutenant General Dow, who corn.
mands the Legion, every thing may be expected
which human forelight can fuggefl. His condefcen.
ding manner has done more good to our cattle than
could have been expated from a vitory of very con•
fiderable magnitude.
As yet the Army remains eantoned as before, only
that the Rifle Corps has marched to Oldenhurgh, on
the road to /I,lland, and it was expected the B. igade
of Guards would advance to Delmenhorfl. to take op
the cantonments of the Rifle Regiment, which has
not been done.

The French are afTemblinr; in great forte in Grn
ningen, and ray loon expelled this way ; but thank
Goo the riads are In had at indent, owing to tht
rainy fcafon, that it ie prefumed almofl imprafticable
to bring their artillery along with them. Should
:!ey delay their virus to the Spring, I am lure they
wtll hate a formidable wcll-difcipliatsl army to Luc

btttirrett.
Swedlib bead quietus, at typebars, DW. so.
On ttie 16th infant; hi, M.+jefr• left Straltitnd, ad's
pallid the night et Damtnzat ten. On the follnwin;•
day he continued his route, by way of Ronock, to
Buttow t on the 38th, by way of Sternberg aril
Chriewitz, to Magenatt ; and, en t/0 loth, to B ,It
zenburg. His M tjeßy patted the Elbe at Artlen•
berg, though the River was full of drift ice, and ar-
rived, at fix in the evening, at Luneburg, where lit
alighted at the EleEtoral Palace.
Captain Von Manecke, in the (dyke of the Duke
of Mecklenburg, accompanied his Majelly the whole
way from Dammgarten.

His Majefly has expreffed his entire fatisfillion at
the regulations adopted by the Duke of Mecklenburg,
both with regard to bib journey. and the pattage of
his troops. The latter, on the other hand, by their
difcipline and good conduft, have gained the com-
mendation of all the inhabitant,.

This day was held a grand parade and levee. for
the prekntation of magiftrates and perfons of diiiine-
don.

LUNENBURG, DECEMBER as.

Since the arrival of his Swedi(h Majeßy here, the
Magiftrates fignified their intention to illuminate the
city; which he declined, very gracinufly urging, that
as the country had la:cly fuffered much from imperils,
&c. the money intended for the illumination would be
much better difpofed of, if given to the poor.
The Swedifh troops daily pats the Elbe, and their
good order every where enfures them confidence and
a kind reception. They pay for every thing in ready
cafh.—The Ruffian and Englifh troop► have taken a
concentrated fituation an the Wefer and the Alter.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY so.