Star.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

HAIM, ot, Savr. t4.—ln the night from the loth
to the 11th infant, Martha' Blasanovvit received
three c.uiriers. Yenerday arrived here from Berlin
the Miniller of State Vow Massow, and the Privy
Counfellor Room.? Ht. On the fame day a detach-
ment was fent from Lunebnrgh to Ritzebnttel (Cult.
haven), to fetch away the artillery. This order, and
the cireumilance that a requifition is iffued for eight
hundred horfes, and for a confiderable fom of money
to be dedneed from the foldiers' wages of the enfu-
ing five months, have muted the report to be re-
vived, that the French will entirely evacuate Han-
over.

PRAGUE, SEPT. 9.—This day an extraordinary
Diet was held here ; convoked, it is fuppofed, to
determine on tbe moll proper and Speedy means for
affifling our Sovereign with money and men.
BERN Styr. z —Our Landamman has anew re-
ceived BERN,
the French Ambaffador, who haslately
returned here from Paris, affurances of the French
Fmpernr's gond-will towards our Republic, adding,
that it was his Majefly's firm intention tor:maize the
r.u:ralitv of Switzerland, ar loon at it had been recognized
by
LOWFR ELSE, SETT. 2Q.—Letters from Si. Peterf-
burgh, of the 3d inn. (late, that the Emperor would
go toWilna Ma fewdays, andthat the troops will com-
mence embarking on the 13th of September ; there
were two regiments of cavalry among them, for whom
thirty tranfpnrts were hired. It was reported, that
thirteen (hips of the line would fail with that expedi-
tion, arid afterwards proceed to Corfu.
LOWER RHINE, SEPT. v.—Hitherto we have re-
ceived no confirmation of the Anftrians having en-
tered Wlm, or being on their march for that city.
Meanwhile all Germany is at a moll important oil-
fis, as well from the unexpected occupation of Ba-
varia by the Außrians, as from a demand, made
to the different Princes of the Empire, in the name
of the Emperor of RUSSIA, by a Ruffian Charge d' elk
fairer, named Brum, who has fet out from Rainless;
and travel% all over Germany, from one Court to
another, with the following Note:—
" As his Majefly the Emperor of Ruffia wiffies to
know the fentiments of each of the German Princes,
in the prefent cireumßances ; he enquires by there
prefents, what part your Highnefs intends to take,
in the event of a war between France and the Em-
peror of Aufiria ? If no decifive anfwev is returned
to this enquiry, their Imperial Majeßies will con-
fider it as if your Highnefs had taken the part of
the French, and will treat your country according-
ly," &c.
It is not known whether this note has alto been
fent to the Court of Berlin, but to Bavaria and
Beffe Caffel they fay it has been : if to, the anfwers
do not teem to have been fatibfailory to the Courts
of Vienna and St. Peterfburgh, fine it is afferted,
that the troops of Bavaria, Heffe Caffel, and Heffe•
Darmfladt, will affemble on the Pruflian territory,
where they will form an-army of 80,000 men. They
will come to a decifion of what fide they will take, as
Coon as the Court of Berlin (hall make known its de-
termination.
The Eledlor of Heffe has granted a paffage to the
French troops from Hanover through his dominions,
notwithaanding the flrong protefls made againft it
by the Ruffian and Aufirian Envoys. The letters
from Caffel of the 17th init. mention the !mirage of
the greater( part of the French army of Hanover
through that country, and that they would be on
the Rhine in a few days, whither the Gallo Bata-
vian army is marching with (peed ; its firft divifion
having entered Andernach on the 16th ; the fecond
on the t Bth ; and the third on the t 9t15; from whence
they proceeded to Coblentz fucceffively on the 18th,
19th, and xoth.
The uncertainty into which feveral Princes of the
Empire are thrown, by the occupation of Bavaria,
and the demand made by the Ruffian Cberg; d'Af-
fairer, BIELER, caufes thole Princes to fend their
effetis and treafure to places of fafety: The Eledlor
of Bavaria has done to ; the Eledlor of Heffe has
fent his effects to the Pritllian fortreffes of Magdc-
burgh and Spandau; Wurtemburgh was employed
Li taking fintilar meafures; the Elector of Baden
would himfelf go to Strafburgh ; and in the event
of the Auarians advancing, it is thought, that his
troops would take part with the French.
Refpeding the behaviour of the Anfirians in Ba-
varia, there was no room to complain of their difei-
pline. but they fpared neither pains nor expellee to
obtain recruits. The Antlrian army in Bavaria was
in high fpirits, behaved well, and paid ready money
for all they wanted.
It is alto Rated. that the Vienna Court Bankers
had already, in the beginning of September, drawn
Ells on Several houfes of Trick, Venice, and Ham-
burgh, to the amount of three or four hundred thou-
sand ponnds feeding, being a part of the fubfidy
granted by England to that Court ; hence it is evi.
dent •hat the events new coming to pals are in con-
fequence of a plan privately agreed upan between
the three Cabinets.
LEYDEN, SEPT. 24.—The accounts received from
the Empire Date, that the Aufltian troops continue
to advance ; on the t lth, their centre was at Ho-
henlinden ; one corps of the Anflrians entered Augt
burgh on the 16th of September; the whole river
Lech was occupied by them, and one column was
on its march to Ulm, in Suabia. On the other hand,
the French army from Hanover was to go to the
Rhine. to join the Gallo-Batavian army at Mentz.
Che French troops are advancing from all quarters
to their deftination in the departments of the Rhine.
FROM THE BATA.IAN STATE GAZETTE, SEPT. 22.
• --We are informed, that, immediately after the
e-parture of the French and Batavian Army of
Livation, the moll efficacious meafures were taken to
make the Englifh repent any froth attempt they may
make against this republic, if they Should have
forgotten the unlucky termination of their expedition
in 1799. The principal points of cur republic,
agaitiA which any attempt of that kind might be
di*-fled, are put in a fufficient (late of defence,
whilst the neceffary reinforcements of French troops
Riii arrive in our republic in a few days, if it ()mold
be required. Preparations are likewife making to
take every requifite Rep for the fieurity of elnylerdain
not from any apprehenfion, that any thing will be
attempted by the enemy againft that city, but to give
a clear proof to the inhabitants of this commercial
city, fn important to Holland, and to all Europe, of
;he unlimited care of the Government for all that
C-415 Serve not only for their fecurity, but alto for
heir perfeet tale both from without sad withisb