Star.
London, England, 1806-11-24 00:00:00

rwtrirv-innu BULLETIN OP THE BILUID Ah3(T.
fisaLia. Nov. a.—This. day General Beaumont
,prefuned tiOtis idajelly-the Emperor co new Bags
and thadards lately taken from the enemy. He rode
through the
.principal areets of the town with his
dragoons, hearing tittle tertimonials of tiftory. The
number of Itanduds ;thin fiate the battle of. Jena,
_lslamists at ellis.imonams to moo.
--irseli Maraud -Davonß having inverted and
tapped-Catkin, a principal fortrifs of PruiGA Proper,
40..Platco ban fouendered, and 4000 prifoners have
:tmen M444:o3arc. -The Officers return home on their
opplegbut the psivates aretobe fent to France. This
41twesafs, which was well provided, is fituated in the
41441• of a morgs, and poreffed eoefulerable map-
Ogg. It is one-of Me 1110 f important congeals of
the Grand Army, and gives us the command of all
the places-on the Odor.

Field Martini No, is about to commence the regu-
lar liege of Magdeburg, and it is probable that that
fortrefs will not make much refinance.. On the z
the Duke of Berg had his head quarters at Friedland.
sppeirs from his maw:sums chat he intends to at-
tack the enluma commanded by the Pram General
Dila. General Becker had an anion with General

Borefart's brigade of dragoons, on a plain in the
Pont of the hale town of Anklau. Tile enemy, both
cavalry and infantry, were thrown into ftqaplois
cosfufloo, and our troops forced their waiy along
with the.Prualane lathe town, which wu compel-
led to Optilkailitl. number of peifoneu taken
441 ko
. MI stbrir4srote, and the foldiers were.
slit a.l Among the prif,oners we fona4j
the airy az the lirffal Nay igaginent at
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e. uards, *lr. jo Aria twit Illialkolgla 011tdieit.
4re4 if *alp 4As Us** Oglietine,
R. a Met of hie approbaties of dm Simiollt of. that
warm.
Tb• military theft belonging to Gen. Illilon'ecorps.
and a pert of ifs baggage bad teen removed over the
Berne, and were as the territory 4 Beredifh Pottle.]
maim. The Grand Duke hits demanded this property.
-r-0n the tft of November the Duke had his head
starters It Dininiii.
General Blucher and. the Duke of Weimar being
eat of from fitattia, neade a movement as if they
mast to Miura towards the Elbe. but the Field
Biel-Mal hid maculated on this mansovte, and there
is no doubt but that both corps will fall into our
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Tlm ri,l4, bliseasal has concentrated his corps at
Steaks. tithes* more cannon and magazines are daily
found.
Onr troops have already advanced into Poland.
Prince Jerome, with an may flamed of the Bavaria*,
aid Wittensberg troops. mese& to Sadie, His
Majefly has appointed General Clarke Governor of
Berlin end of all PruOia, and has already laid down
the principks according to which the internal Go-
v4follofeot of the country is, to be admioiftered.

This,Kisivat Hollaaid advances into the Hantre-
visa terrain/Oak' ?dottier into that of Ca
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careen PAPERS.

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PAR" NOVEMBER 8.
4' We have received London papers to the 29th
011ober. We am usable to give any more of them
to.sloy tbs* the mod interelling articles relative to
the general affairs of Europe. Among this number
bathe declaration of his Britannic Majta, upon the,
rupture of the late negotiations.
as This State Paper demonds particular attention.
Sittec .hie Britannic Majelly judges proper to jollity
hienfelf indireitly on the war which has just been re
kindled upon the Continent, he mull feel hinalelf to
be the author of it. Indeed, upon perufingfiis De-
claration with tuntios, it will appear that be looked
anon the negociatien which be opened (at leak after
ficknefs bad rendered that Miniller a
ftratitr to the feget deliberations of the Cabinet)
much tel *at eneans of attaining race, than as a
feint f*.the impact pf more effettually organizing
the avowals he mskcs, and the information which
breaks through the vague and biddco capteilions of
this St2te Paper, will ferve to bear. is out in this
opinion.
" It formally ;dolts from the very words of this
deelaration, that it was France who again itrade the'
Kra overtures of peace. upon the.bafis of Ramapo/
fifssa,and oe the mon mcderate terms. Now -this
tingle avowal acquits France of the reproach of am.
whichrbe King of the United Kingdom makes
her, and !hews Englaod to be kW salvor of the war,
wis.b.all its eoncasllitant evils. rot, would any power
to corneal,' demerldl2sP4C.Lanst.would the make fuch
tACAiftet• to 4)01.4;4. when the is ripening projedh
thee faSOl2ll be realized ist war ? And what other
feretipapattlionan eitreme.dclire of rcltoring peace
to,the wotid could have led the Emperor Napoleon,
become powerful by the Treaty .of Yrelbargha to
defreenel to all the !Lena which his Britannic Majelly
reseals tons, far the purport, of engaging the Cabinets
ofLoadon and Peterfburgh.to.pui an cad to the cals.
males of War ?:
" From the very cutlet of this Declaration, his Bri
tannic Majelly fpeaka only of his Allies ; it would
teem that be has made a formal engagement wah the
Emperor of RulEs not to treat, but conjointly with
each other. However, it is evident, that oo both
Gdss tEe negotiations were carried on without any
:omen ; and the Ruffian Envoy Coon flamed at Paris