Star.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

NIPRZEItMOI4, OCTOBER 3:

Yefterday the Eleftor of He& arrived at the head
quarter; of the Ring of Profße at Namnburgh. By
this circulatiance, vAtions reporu are completely
refuted. The Elethefe had pleriouily arched at
Natunbarg.

MUNICH, SEPTEMBER, s?.

- - -
The divifirin of General Deroi is affembling here,
zed that pf General Wrede, ty,ooo ftrong, is affem.
Ming at Eiehltadt ; a►ben the former fhall be com-
pleted znd organized, it will occupy a camp of obfer-
wation between the great roads from Salzbou►g and
Auftria. The fortrefs of Kufßein and Oberhaufen,
near Palrau, have been reinforced by one battalion.—
The French will continue to occupy Brannan.

- LORD LAUDERDALE.
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We have already announced his Lordfhip's arrival
in town. He left Paris on Thurfday afternoon, and
flept that night at Chantilly. It is to be obferved
that the Noble Lord afked for paffports at the time
that the Emperor fet out for the army, and from that
moment all negotiation eeafed. PalTports were not
refuted, but they were not granted ; and, it &ems
obvious that it was the policy of the French Empe•
ror to endeavour to gain time, in the hope of mak•
ing a compromife with the Krim of Plusses, and to
keep the Englifh Minifter at Paris as a colour to his
intrigue. Tt turned out, however, that powers had
been left with CRAMP AGNY at Paris, to grant paff-
ports to his Lordfhip, fhoeld he apply for them—a
cirucmftance of which neither his Lordfhip nor the
Britifh Government had any information ; upon
being officially applied for, however, they were im
mediately obtained as above, and Lord LAUDS aoaLl
quitted Paris in 24 hours afterwards.

In the interim, all hopes of peace having vaniflted,
our Government had Mud orders for the experi-
ment to be made uponßonlogne which was attempted
Wedneflty night—to prevent the French from
marching all their troops from the coati, as they did
laft year. This is a wife meafure, and we believe will
be perfevered in, ani we have every hope that in the
end the d:flrudion cf the flotilla will be effeCted.

The impreffion which this unexpeeled attack
made upon the enemy may be judged by the effe6s.
When Mr. Ross, the meffenger, arrived on Thurf.
day with difpatches for Lord LAUDIRDALI, it was
with the uttnoft difficulty that he could obtain per-
miffion to land. He was conveyed in a dole-glut
cabriolet to a Hotel, and was detained the whole
day at Boulogne. At night he was allowed to pro-
ceed ; and he met Lord LAVDSROALL at Amiens,
where his Lordfhip Rept on Friday night. The No-
ble Lord difpatched Mr. SCOTT. before him, to apprize
Minifters of his having let nut ; but on his arrival at
Saumur (the fecond port on this fide Montreuil) Mr.
Score was put under arreft by lix gem; d'armes, who
detained him until LardLeutortenatta and Suite came
up; a troop of horfe then condutled them toßoutogne.
An officer even took a feat in theNobleLord's carriage.
Atlitulogne he flept on Saturday night, and on Sun.
day forenoon be and his faire were marched through
a double file of mufqueteers to the boars in which they
embarked, tp treput on board the CLYDI frigate. All
the people isti4logne turped out to behold the
march home of the Englifh Ambaffador, and though
it teemed to be theearnefl defire of General le Baum
the Commander in .Chief, to thew difrefgeit to the
Noble Earl, there was nothing but forrow and difap-
pointment at the failure of the negociation mat ked on
the face of the fpeaators. By fending Lord Lau.
MU/ALI to Paris, Knitters have given a convincing
procf to the whole world how ferioufly they were dif-
poled for peace—but after the iffue which we have
Peen, we fhould confider it as degrading to the cowl).
try ever again to fend a negotiator to the enemy's
capital, even if folicited fo to do in the moR preffing
manner.
Lord LAt/DiRDALI reached town yefterday, at half
pals one o'clock. He then went to Lord Howece's
Office. A Council was afterwards held, at which al
moll all the Cabinet Minifters were prefent. Lord
Launsena LE dined at Lord Hotstents, where like.
wife molt of the Cabinet Minifters were of the party.

THE ARMY.
The force now proceeding to South America contißs