Star.
London, England, 1805-08-23 00:00:00

GERIWANT.

HAMBURGH, 13.—A1l the Dann troops in
the territories of HoMein and -Schlefwig, have re.
ceived orders 'to hold themfelves in readinefsto march.
—A Roman courier having brought very important
difpatchts to Copenhagen, an exprefs was immedi,
ately fent off by the Prime Minifier to the Prince
Royal, who was with the Princefs in the German part
of the Danifh dominions, requefling his immediate
return to CopenWagen. Great movements have been
of late ohferved among the French troops in Hano-
ver ; and it is (honey fufpeded to be the Corfican's
intention to march an army into Holfiein, and to oc-
cupy Gluckfiadt, Hufum, and Tonningen, fo as to
shut up every communication with Great Britain, and
even to blockade the Sound from the land fide.—
This plan of operations, which is faid to have been
offered to BONAPARTE by General SCHIIIIINBURG, has
received his full approbation ; hut the Court of St.
reterlburgh having been informed of it, the molt po-
litive orders were fent to the Danes to defend the neu-
trality and independence of their territory.
VIENNA, JULY 31.—Our political barometer has
the afpedl of war. Every thing that we fee or hear
confirms this opinion. Large bodies of troops conti-
nue to march to the frontiers of Italy. A large park
of artillery has been fent off to Lower Aultria. An
army, confuting of 30,000 men, will there be form-
ed, and feveral of the regiments compollog our gar-
rifon have received Orders. to hold themfelves in rea-
dinefs to march. The funds have fallen nearly zo
per cent. which is always held to be a bong fymp-
torn of approaching hailities. The French; on the,
other hand, omit no means of ftrengthenening their
pofitions in Italy. Thcy are anxious to place a gar-
',iron in the cities of Urbino and Ancona, in the Pa-
pal dominions. They even go to far 'as to demand
the Venetian States as a mortgage from Aufiria for
debts contra&ed at Milan, Genoa, &c. If things go
on in this train, the King of Naples and the Ottoman
Court will be in a perilous fitnation. The fate of
Auflria it elf will no longer be doubtful. Europe
will then fee what has hitherto been confidered a.chi-
merical idea—a univerfal Monarchy eftablifhed by
France.

Two French fpies have been arrefted at Venice,
where they had taken drawings of the forufteations
recently completed at that place.
Auc use 7.—Preparations for the rentwal of hof.
tilitirs continue with the utmoft as)ivity. It is re-
ported that General STLAUCH has been fent to the
frontiers to conduit, in quality of Commiffary, a
body of Ruffian forces which are to pafs through
Hungary. The EleBor of Bavaria has obtained
permiffion to procure arms from the Anftrian States.
In coefequence of this arrangement, an Auftrian ar-
mourer has already received orders for making two
thnufand mufquets.
It ib hated that Duke Ammer will form a carps of
volunteers to be fpecially under his eommand.There
are rumours, alfo, of the formation of other corps
of a fimilar defcription. The French fpies arrefted
at Venice have been liberated, though on their per-
tons were found plans of moth of the Venetian canals,
with a ftatement of their depth.
The French Ambaffador has addreffed to our Go.
vernment a note, couched in the moll infolent terms,
demanding a peremptory explanation of the objeas
ofthe warlike preparations going forward in the Au.
Brian dominions, and the extraordinary activity in
the military department. 'kite note alfo demands a
peremptory anfwer, whethei.;it was the intention of
Auftria to go to war with France ; whether any re-
cent treaty had been concluded with Ruffia, or whe-
ther any alliance witkehat_Power was on the point
of being concluded ? The anfwer of the Court of
Vienna to thefe interrogatories was highly dignified.
It Rated. that the affembling of fuch large bodies of
French troops had rendered precautions on the part
of Auftria indifpenfible. All the negociatinns with
Rullia had folely for their object an armed neutrality,
and that any more intimate ccnnezion with Foreign
Powers mull depend folely on circumftances.
Immediately after this anfwer was given, the
trench Atnbaffador gave affurances that the greaten
part of the French troops humid quit Italy.
It is rumoured that the Republic of Ragufa has
applied to be incorporated with Auntie, in imitation,
of the union of Genoa to France. This propofition
is underflood to have been very favourably received.
.Affurances have been at the fame time given by
France, that the King of Naples has not lately con-•
cluded any offenfive or defenfive alliances.
There are at prefent at the camp of Pettaw, 63
battalions of grenadiers.
Several of the public journals fay, that the article
which appeared in the French Moniteur, refpeding
the departure of M. NovosjLTzorv, cannot be ap-
proved of by refleeting politicians. Thofe who pro.
fefs to underhand there fubje4ls, maintain that it is
full of contradiftions. They fay, if it be true that
France and Ruffle cannot do each other any mate-
rial injury, France has no right to complain of the
aggrandizement of Ruhlia in Perfia or the Crimea.
They contend, that the predice of uniting other
countries to France is not to be defended. The I
plan and privilege of fuch a union is. however, per-
fevered in, in the fame article. It is not yet afcer-
tained who i. the author of this article. For TAL,E,,, ,
,RAND it is CelliiaCred to be too long. and for MARAT
*OO !hon.
The difturbances in Egypt continue. ELPHI BEY I
is arming near Ramanieh, to furprife Rofetta and
Alexandria. The mifery of that country is beyond
defcription.
Cur Court Gazette of this day contains the follow.
ing intpligence from Turkey—
" The feuds between two of the molt powerful Go-
vernors of Turkey in Afia, TSHAPAN Octo and 'lsa-
ias Pas Hs, of Trebifonde, take a very ferious turn.
.A decifive battle has been fought, in which TSHA-
PAN IDGLu was completely routed. Angora, Tokat,
Amafia, and other cities, followed the laws of the
Conqueror, and fubmitted to Trips& PASHA, who
was already known to be a mortal enemy to the Ni.
aami Gedid, and the new military fyftem.
" The lath of July is the day fixed for the formal
audience of introduflion of the Enghlh Envoy, Mr.
ARBUTHNOT; meanwhile he bas already had feveral
e.onferences with the REIS EFFENDI. The large Iri-
s:ate which conveyed him to Conflantinople, is re-
rained to the Meditettranean. There are alfo two
sloop; of war in the roads off Bujukdere,
having arrived from Malta with a convoy, and a

large Roman tranfport, bound from Coifs to iktd
battopol." I
General STRAUCH, who was a Member of the s•
lk Council of War, is fent to Tyrol as an atliftant to
the General commanding in that province. He has
already fet off for Infpruck.