Star.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

HALL!, OCTOBER T 4.

The advanced guard of the Pruffian referee are en•
tering this place, under Duke Eugene, of Wit rem-
berg. The body of Prince Louis is to be brought to
Weimar, and their interred. •We have received no
certain account of the preterit Intuition of General
Tauenzcin's corps.
From the Pru Wan army we learn the following
particulars of the events of the fan few days pafh—
The (mall advanced corps under Genet al Tauenxein,
lately Rationed at Hoff, and which at mon confined
of (even thoufand Saxons and Pruifians, retreated to
Stalbruck as loon as the Frenehfintered Bayreuth
and as the latter continued to advance, the former
fill back to Schleitz, where the affair commenced in
which the Saxons and Pruffians fought like lions, but
were compelled to fubmit to fuperior force. The lon
on both fides is conftderable, and a number of broken
baggage waggons, drivers, &c. have been ken to-
day dilperfed about the country. The French ftwn
after fell upon the advanced guard under Prince Ho-
henlnhe, and his right wing tinder Prince Louis, 'who
unfortunately filtered himfelf to be drawn into a wood
by the &dewed guard of the French, which he took
for the main body. In this wood he found thirty
thoufand men flanked with -milked batteries, which
opened upon the Prince and hit (mall forte. Himfelf,
the hope and pride of yoling warriors, fell in the
beginning of the conflift, being pierced by two mut%
ket balls. His body was found on the fallowing
day, °ming others, In much disfigured as fearcely
to be known—he hai ban five buried at Weimar.
Fier Saxon regiments were the principal lufferers in
this affair—their haggage mod train are completely
difperfed.

Tuft after this affair, a plundeting party a French
and Bavarians ventured as far as Wefrentels and
Naumburg, where they fluid hut a few minutes. This
day Leiptie has been vifited probably by the lime
party: ' The tumour fo often repeated that Prince
Murat has beta nsaie prifom, requisci codumatiou.

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WEIMAR, OCTOBER r 3.
The Pruffian army is firongly. concentrated upon
a• piece of ground, about four mil-s fquare, between
Weimar and Jena. General Ruche! is on the right,
and Prince Hohenlohe on the left wing. Hitherto
We have heard nothing of any hoftilities fusee the
Loth.
BERLIN, OCTOBER
The following are additional partiallyrs of the
anion in which Prince Louis fell. It is well known
that the Prince commanded the advanced guard of
Prince Hohenlnhe's corps, and had been ordered by
him to march to Rudolliacit, with fix •or (even thou.
fend men, and, by that movement, to facilitate the
junCtion of the corps under General Tatuenteia, with
the main body. This the Prince executed on the
loth. In his parage over the Seal, between Duder-
ftadt and Saalfeld, he fell In 'with five thoufand
French, who were defeated, after a very (hart anion;
but immediately after, the whole of Bernadotte's
corps, thirty thoufand prong, made their appearance
and attacked our handful of men with great vigour.
Our troops, retreated in the heft order, fighting man-
fully for the knee of (even hours, and happily ar-
rived at the Seal.
Their lots confills of 'coo men ; but that of the
French is equally conhderable: Lloch's light bates-
lion, which fought with the greaten fpirit, had fuller-
ed confiderably ; and a regiment from South Pruffias
with another confining entirely of Poles, dillinguiffi-
ed themfelves innch. The Whole affair would haw,
been but trifling, if Prince Lnois had -not fallen in_
confequenct of receiving two mulket bails in his
bread, in the heat of the anion, when the Prnffians
were charging with the bayonet. It is faid that this
unfortunate Prince, when leaving Berlin, expreffed
his perfuafiou that he &mild fee it ne more, and that
be had previonlly made his will.
We learn that 6o French Chaffeurs have flipped
through the country, and burnt (time of our maga-
zines at Naumburg. Travellers who come front
Bretlais, allure us, that quarters 'are getting ready
there;and in the environs, for ho,ooo Ruffians, and
that 30,000 were eapeCted at Kalitfch,
LOWER ELBE, OCTOBER L 7.
This day leveret Eftafettes have arrived, which left
Berlin on the I Sill ; and private letters received this
evening from . Hamburgh Rate, that the Head• S-
ecretary of the pull office at Melt:len, had received in-
tellience, that no feats need any longer be entertain-
ed for the capital of Saxony, as they bad been in-
formed, by a Courier of the 13th, thit Prince Ho.
henlohe had totally defeated hlarfital Soult's corps.
Other private letters from Berlin add, that 6oco
French were left dead upon tnc Field of Battle, and
14.000 made prifoners. This news has been publicly
polled in the G •vernment Houfe at Berlin.
Here it is to be remarked, that the time and place
of the battle are not mentioned in there tenet-, and •
that the Miniftry at Berlin had received no intelli•
genet of this kind on the night of the tsth,•from his
Majeby's head quarters—neither has any certain in-
formation reached Hamburgh as yet, either from
Drefden, Leipfic, the Pruilian head quarters, or Crum
Bruniwic k.

HAMBUROH, OCTOBER IL
The Auftrian Cabinet Courier, M. Omelet, arrived
yefterday at Hamburgb, from Vienna.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. a
It is fad, that a certain power has requires) the
Porte An declare explicitly what part the Froktils
Government means in take under the prefent ;it curls.
iiMICCS. The Ruffian Envoy, M has very
urgently proterted again& the order of the P.'rte fur
ditmilEug the Hofpodars of Moldavia and W..llachia.
The French Ambaffador, M. Sehafilani; hai had ;
private audience of the Grand Seignior, which Wird
four bouts, at one of bit country houles.