Star.
London, England, 1806-10-13 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBUILOH PAPERS.

Vanica, Sur. is.—We are daftly blockaded on
the lea fide by the Englifk, and of cootie receive all
our provilions from the main land. Of thole com-
modities which we ufed to receive by water there is
a great want. The flaration upon the 'Change,
and among individual., is dreadful.
Tarerra, Sart. tB.—More French troops are
marching from Dalmatia to Italy ; among others,
the corps under General Marmont.
Pa aaaaa URGN, SEPT. 17.—The following is the
fubftance of a difpatch tranfmitted by Count Sudo-
witfch, General of infantry, dated ad Auguft :
" Abbe Merle, the fon of Baba Chan, had pal Ted
the Apais, with zo,ooo men, and entered the terri-
tory of the Chanfchaft Karaberg, while two other di-
vifions of Perfian troops were encamped near Hok.
tocha, when a detachment under Major General Ne-
bolfen, near. Kirokapet, gained a complete viftory
over the former, and obliged him to retreat to Arais.
The enemy loft upwards of rOOO men. A number
of hot fear camels, &c. fell into our hands. The ene-
my afterwards endeavoured to penetrate into the
territory of Gruften, but were there repulfed like-
wife.
" Satchel Chan has Since requefted leave to put
Lineal' under the proteftion of the Ruffians."
His Imperial Majefly has expreffed his gracious
fatisfattion at the conchal of Prince Bagration, in
confequence of his difpatch in railing the regiment
of Yager Life Guards, with which he was entrufted.
Sur. az —Letters from Buchareft, this moment
received, bring intelligence that a large body of fo-
reign troops had arrived in that neighbourhood, a
confiderable part of which had marched towards
Kragova.
VIENNA, SIPE'. Majefly has let out from
this capital for Upper Anfiria, to vifit the family of
Count Firnbcrgifchen. Their Highnelles the Arch-
dukes Charles and John have made a journey to the
fame quarter ; while the three Archdukes Anthony,
Rainer, and Ludwig, are gone with the Archduke
Palatine to Buda, from whence they proceed to Ban-
nus, in Croatia. His Majelly will alto vifit the
Eons, where the new frontier fortrefs is to be built.
Major General Bellegarde's troops have returned
to Triefte from the Cattaro. The mars in Hungary,
it is Paid, is to be permanent.
Aurrara, Ss yr. the regiments in garri-
fon at Vienna have been ordered to hold themfelves
in rea linefs for marching, in order to form a pleafure
camp rear Winkendorf. In Hungary, about ten
miles from Vienna, a very confideralde somber of
troops are affembliug I and one of the churches in
the peighb urhood, it is raid, is converted into a de-
pot for sc. cwt. of powder.
MAINIAINGEN,- SaiT.2s.•/111111111 thy'S corps,
hitherto Stationed in Upper Suabia, has beep fad-
denly, put in motion. 'French troops have been in-
cellantly paling throughsthis plate all day vend .
morrow the Mar Oral's head quarters willite removed •
from Warthaufen, near Biberach, to Ulm.
Musics, ther as.—Thi, day at noon, a Cabinet
Courier' arrived hers from Paris, immediately after
which& grand Council we' held, at which his Majefty
&Rifled in perfon. Baron M litchi's had alto an in-
terview with the Prince Alexander, the Minifler of
War, who I us to sorrow or next day, with the
whole of his Qat, for Wurtzbrsrgh or Frankfort.

Martha Davouft's corps, on its march from Oct-
tingen to Anfpach, to reinforce the former, confitts
of 3000 men.
Marfhal Lefebvre's corps (ci-devant Mortier's) is
drawing towards Schweinfurt, to form a junBion
with the troops in that quarter, making in the whole
20,000 men.
Martha! Ney is advancing from Suabia to Franco-
nia. All the troops on the Werre are affembling
near Hemelburg, to march by way of Franckfort
and Afchaffenburg, to reinforce Martha! Augereau.
GOTHA, Strr. 3o.—The negotiations between
France and Praffia are nearly doled. In the left
j declaration of Prulfia, it was haled that France
fhould evacuate Germany, and no longer oppole any
°halides to the fettlernent of affairs in the NOilil
at the fame time, fhe was invited to join in a negoci-
ation for the peace of the Continent. The Bth of
OOoher is, we farther learn, the day fixed for the
decifion either of peace or war. The Pruffian bead.
quarters are removed from Naunsburg to Weimar.
Mtasssuco, St r. 3o.—The whole of the Pruffien
army is now nearly concentrated, and in Saxony
amounts to nearly 130,000 men. The troops of the
Eleitorate of Saxony having joined Prince Hohen-
lohe, feveral more regiments havr marched for the
grand army, which has likewife been joined by Ge-
neral Kalkreuth's corps. from Pomerania.
8221,111, SIFT. 3o.—Never did the public feel
fucb an interell as at the precast moment. Every
one is an enthufiaft, burning with &lite to have the
&It information of our army's *dishy. The King's
caule is that of the whole country, and there is
fcarcely an individual who does not take part in it to
loch a degree as to be ready to facrifiee life and for-
tune for the country and its paternal Sovereign.—.
One individual, a Commiffioner of Mice, has of-
fered half his income to the military fund for fup-
porting the war, and has already made the &It
monthly payment of so tie dollars.
As far a. we can learn, his Majefly's head quar-
ters are, at prefent, at Naumberg, which however,
cannot be looked upon as the centre, as the troops
are continually advancing.
The return of her.Majefly is fhortly expeCted.
As a proof of the popular enthufiafm, feveral of
the communes in Magdeburgh have ordered two ta-
bles to be hung up in the churches, in which the
names of the recruits are to be infcribed, who (hall
diftinguifh themfelves either by met it or ill behaviour.
The inhabitants of Halle have offered voluntary
contributions towards carrying on the war. In Si-
lefia, the Members of the Adminifiration addreffed
the recruits of each dilt►ia with patriotic (perches,
when they marched to join the army.
M. Laforea has received his pairports from the
head-quatters at Naumberg.