Star.
London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

Beatty, SIPT. 28.—The interview between our
Sovereign and the Emplane of Russia, is decidedty
to take place at Wilna ; they are to be accompanied
by their Prime Miniaers. The king only waits the
return of Maki?. fleecy', to commence his journey.
OCT. I %jelly, arrived here on the 27th, ae
eight in the morning; and, after a long confereeee
with M. us aillpklllllo. the Miniaer, met Mar-
ar.d DUROC and the French En,

The interview betvieen ear Monarch and the Em-
peror of Rul4a, cannot take place till after the isch
of this month.

The whole of our army is now in readinefs for
marching, and this day their general maintenance
commences. A Camp Poft.office has alto been en*.
blifhed. A great number of honks have latelY,ar.
rived here, and tome of them are tent on to other
places.
A great number of cannon have been fent from
Berlin to the different corps. The camp baking, and
in general every thing required for placing an army
on the war ellablifinnent, is already organized.
Marthal Duanc is Rill here, and will not depart
before the return of a Courier whom he has fent off.
OCT a.,-.The head-quarters of General Count Le
KALICRIUTH are at Pafewalk. The Prince of
HISLON a commands in South Pruffia ; General Da
ZASTROW, in Pomerania; General Dit RUCNIL, in
Eaft Pruffi 4 ; the Duke of BRUNSWICK, in Germany;
and the King, having under him Field Marthal
MOELLENDORT, will command the Army of Referve,
which is to be augmented 1. at kali go,coo men.
The field equipage of the King is preparing.
There have been circular Notes lent to all the Pre.
flan Envoys at the different Courts, to declare that the
movements of the Pruffian armies have no other ob.
jet than to maintain a neutrality, and to prevent in•
elution: of hoßile Powers.

Ric Majetiy is to fet out for Wan/ the day after
to-morrow, accompanied by the Duke of Baoup
WICK.

GERM4INT.

Vraxxa, SEPT. 25:-..The regiments which re.
mained behind are now conveyed to the army is
carriages, with all poffible expedition. In Moravia
near JOOO waggons are put in motion for the Raffia*
troops.
Stier. 26.—The French Ambaffador here has ap.
plied to,onr Qovernment fur palfports for his depar-
ture.

Hastsuacm, Ocr. 4.—The accounts from Snabia
are filled with the movements of the Belligerent Ar-
mies, but nothing of moment has yet occurred. The
Aufirian ports are chiefly behind the Iller, where it
is fuppofed they wait the arrival of the Ruffians.—
They had but very few troops advanced beyond the
Danube, and thcfe hive mottly been recalled. They
have a fmall corps at Stadtamhof, neat Ratifbon;
but the report of their having occupied Chur and
Schafhaufen is tnifotmded ; their mod advanced poft
in that dirdfion is, at Stockach, under Gen. AUF•
FRIIDERG between this and General WoLvsltfut.,
General Ki.swav maintains a communication.—
Wurtzburg is to be garrifnned by French tro,)ps.
The Bavarian General NOCAROLA has left Vienna
withont accomplifhing the objeft of his mifliun thi-
ther, and the Aullrian Amssitolor, Count Buot,
SCHRUENSTits, has been recalled from the Bavatiau
Court.

Baden and HelTe•Darmfadt have been caUed (Too
to ford& troops, provilions, &c. for the French
armies._

The Estrum of Aurrata has acknowledged the
neutrality of 'Aitgfburg and %War, as well as of
Rat, itbon.

The Auftrian camp near Trent comprizes 25.009
Went under the command of the Archduke Jotia.
Some accounts from Ratifbon, of the 28th Sep-
tember' fay, that the Bavarians will not j..in the
French. The Pruflian garrifons of Anfpach and
snteuth have advanced to the frontiers, to proteß
their neutrality.
The King of Nessus has appointed the Defter
of Huss CAssst. General of his troops in Wellpha.
ha ; and the Duke of litutisivica to command the
Army of Referee.
The Klett; of Swsnr.N had not arrived at Stralfund
on the 3oth ult. but was daily expelled.
Accounts from Matheim hate, that the corps of
the army under General Mu ear, at Pforzheim,
amounted to 40,000 tnen, and that the total num-
ber of troops, which 'had, on the 3oth ult. trolled.
the Rhine, amounted to t4t.oco.
The corps of General btaastosr, confifling of
to,coo French and 8000 Dutch _
troops, and that un-
der Martha] BERN•DOTTE, compofeci 19,0c0, were
to form a joinfrion at Canttadt.
A fining French gairifon continued in Hanover
on the 29th ult. Eighty pieces of cannon lately ar-
rived at liartmln, the works of which have been
rendered extremely along.
Letters from Berlin of the IR, mention, that on
the morning of that d ry, the Kum of PRUSSIA, ac-
companied by Cohn- HARDLNBERG, had a long
conference with the Dule of Baumswica at Char-
lottenburgh.
Accounts from St. Peterfburgh, of the 19th Sep-
tember, fay, that on St. Alexander Nen fky's Day,
alter mats, the Emperor received the bleffing of the
Gicck Patriarch, as ulual cutaway on, the UT'

tti?tt undertaking a icing joerney. His Majelly *is'
to let off on the 19th or zoth.
Shortld a French army enter Switzerland, it is to'
be under the command of Marfhal KeoLiaman.
ThP litnc of Saantst:A has left Ifchia with his fa-
sully, to pafs the winter at Gaeta.
The ELEcrott of WURTIMBURI3 is augmenting his
troops to to,oco men: he mull cunfecptently raife
.itooo recruits. He has demanded of the States the
of leo,ooo florins, for their pay and equipment,
The effeits of the Clergy will contt ibute to raife that
fum.
Mrwrz, SEPT. 27.—the different corps vilhich
the Marlhals BERNADOTTE, NET, LAMNES, SOUL;
DavousT, Prince Muitat, and General MARMON;
will command in Germany, are eftimated at 130,000
mcn. Marfhal AUGEREAU is alfo forming a corps
in the interior, which will join the above.
WURTZBURGN, SEPT. 23.—The Bavarian army
confilis of 25,000 men. It has tranfpired, that the
Auflrian Field Marfhal Lieutenant, Prince Scowea-
zEnftEtc, on the sth of. September, required a junc-
tion of thnfe troops with the Imperial army, which
demand was, however, declined.
The King of PruLlia has ordered the palace at An-
fpach to be fitted up for the Eledor of Bavaria.—
Every thing is now packing up, for him to quit the
Tefidence of Wnrtzburgh.
St PT. z6.—The Aultrian Envoy at the Court of
Munich, Damns Boot. vow ScnausnsTris, arrived
here on the at ft of September.
o Much as the confirmation is defired, of the in-
telligence contained in the public papers, that the
whole Circle of Franconia will remain neutral dm.,
ing the impending war, there appears po fufficient
ground to countenance this pleating hope,"—Wurtz-
burgh 6azetie.
SEPT. 27.—This city and fortrefs will probably
loon he occupied by the French. The armies of
BERNADOTTE and MARMON; which will be joined by
tome more troops, appear to be deftined againft the
flank of the Außrians.