Star.
London, England, 1806-02-19 00:00:00

OERMANT.

AUGSBURGH, JANUARY 57.
The garrifon of Munich. when it entered .this
place, had at its head the brave General Deroi. All
the colours were decorated with laurels, at the in-
Rance of the Magiftrates.
Six thoufand Bavarian and Wirtembergian troops
have, within there few days, paired through Donall•
werth and Neubourg.
Private letters from Vienna announce, that the
Archduke Ferdinand has begun his march with his
troops, reinforced by apart of the irmy of the Arch-
duke Charles, towards the frontiers of Turkey.—
This movement alone has given birth to the report,
that they ere going to occupy tome of the Turkillt
provinces bordering upon the frontiers of the Auftrian
States.

We read, iri the fame letters, that the fira misfor-
tunes of the Ruffians in Moravia, are attributed to
the Prince D'Auerfperg, whole dilmilTal is determin.
ed upon. The affairs at Hollabrun and Gunterfdorf
are particularly alluded to, where, without regard
to his inftrueinns, and being deceived by a pretended
armiflice, be neglated to burn the bridge of Tabor,
near Vienna.
The French Official Journal has publilbed a lift
of the Swedigs veffels brought into the French ports,
fince the commencement of the war. They are
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twenty-two in number, five of which have been car-
ried into the ports of e allies. Beatles the above,
feven others have been detained in the French ports.
Four Englifla veffels, with provifions for the fleet
Rationed before Cadiz, have been taken. and brought
into the Channel, by a privateer from St. Maloes.—
One of them entered St. Maloes on the 30th of Ja-
nuary ; another is arrived at Lannion ; and the other
two are at Morlaiz. Their cargoes coufill of butter.
cheefe, wine, brandy, beer, &c.
yallttallt 31.
This day twenty waggons laden with money,coming
from Außria, pared tough this City. The French
foldiers have received no pay for fcveral months.
The report which has been circulated here during
the laft 'fortnight, that 50000 French troops, will
remain in Bavaria till the affairs of the North of 'Ger-
many are finally fettled, is unfounded.

FRANIEPORT. JANUARY se.
The General of Divilion Desjardins, commanding
the 7th Corps of the Grand Army, arrived here ye.
terday morning with his Staff, and a detachment of
the 7th regiment of horfe chaffing... After having a
conference with the Members of the Senate, a bri-
gade of his troops entered ibis city, under General
Lapillii and went into cantnnotents. The appearance
and difcipliae of thefe troops are admired.
The Privy Councillor De Malfbourg has left Ca-
fe' for Paris where he is to refide as the Minifter of
his Highnefs the Eleitor' of Heffe. According to a
German Gazette, a large quantity of grain has been
drawn from the HetiTan magazines for the ufe of the
Pruffian troops. The fame paper Rates, that the fe-
queftration put upon the States of the Prince of Tour
and Taxis, in the Low Countries, has been removed
by order f the Emperor of the French.
The Ruffian Prince(' Belothifski, reading at Bay-
reuth, has not only daubed and fed fuch Ruffian
prifoners as have ranfomed themfelves, but furnifhed
others who pallid that way with &Mance.) Having
learned that many of thefe foldiers were in the habit
of paling through Hoff, and without coming to Bay-
reuth, the has eftablithed a Commilfioner at that
place, to extend the benefits of her benevolence.
Jaw. 3o.—The Pruffian troops which had fallen
back upon Weftphalia and the Waldeck territory,
have again advanced, and occupy a number of polls'
in Wettaravia.