Star.
London, England, 1809-10-07 00:00:00

the two corps at the bakes at Riyat awl

the director of the mdsehm at Paris, is
Ina; It is said that the rare books and
; which are here, as also the pictures and
of art, will be sent to Paris. The most
Ilections which were here, were sent into
lefore the arrival of the French.
ition cf 6000 horses has been made on the
•ovinces occupied by the French.
,—Our hopes of peace decline. The French
'rs have been removed from Schoenbrun
, and the French army is collected, pre-
ion, on the line of the armistice.
Tiaras have laid the country in the vicinity

inder Water.

f.e of exchange, in consequenCe of the pre-
appearances, has altered much for the

and a putrid fever, prevail in the Austrian
is sickly state of the troops is ascribed to
.ad which the soldiers have been obliged

ison of Triest has been reinforced by some

Gittlly commands in Southern Hungary
-y active recruiting is carried on.

BOHEMIA, AUGUST es.
ition of the two Armies has been much
ice the armistice. The Austrian main army
,hemia, but concentrated along the Raab,
Comorn. The greater part of the troops
I:ia and Moravia have drawn that way.
inlay is with a corps in Croatia. The
ly has for the most part drawn • towards
ink of the Danube. in Bohemia and Mo-
Olmutz to Prague, there is a corps under
id of the Archduke Ferdinand, to which
fie greater part of the landwehr or militia.
MNK,z OF THE ELBE, SIFT. s.

:lock this evening the regular post from
not arrived, but yesterday late at night,
Minister received a Courier with dis-
naining the news of the prolongation of
; and the article inserted in the Corres-
this day was sent by. his order.

.1112 g several mercantile houses in Ham-
'cd estafettes with the same intelligence,
tine assurances were given through
awls, that no peace would be concluded,
Le public priii:s on the Continent (particti-
mna owes) might say to the contrary.—
are of opinion, that Austria will at last
Russia.

:Lters from Paris state, that in case of a
Austria, Napc-Ileon will r(o.to the army of
uid aftervarsis to Spain. •To this latter
Tal imperial equipages have already been
Pati,

.ters from Berlin state, that a closer al-
Tn Russia and Prussia is expected. The
lexancer is said to b 2 unary at the vast
:e which the Poles are organizing in Ga-
• t:-.2 confines of his own lorrtirii )its. He
-Ming the house of Atlstria sht,llll be
he best part of its hereditary dominions.
krations making in S txony seem to cum-
ht hopes to be entertained of an immedi-
ion with Anstria.

of Westphalia had given orders to his
ngats, to occupy HatMurgh, with the
:ely had at Bremen, and he threatened to
mcn niore of his troops. However, the
•..i}•inry an extortion of so moderate a sum
marks current money in gold, the King
Ming any troops at present. The great
ttstem-house officers arrived from France,
:be line from Bremen to Hambergh, pre-
de anti commerce in these parts.

RATISLON, AUGUST so.
..ters arrived this day from Vienna say,
has been prolonged again for 20
to s:.v, till tl.le 20th of September.

or CONSTANCE, AUGUST 29.

f.-ri St. Galle, a regulation has now
I:.e desire of Napoleon, that no travel-
witzirland shall be permitted to enter the
s he be provided with a French passport.
manner, nobody from Tyrol is permitted
,igh the cordon of Helvetic troops into
1, unless is provided with a French
Ey this means, it is hoped, the communi-
h the English intended to establish with
will be stopped. The Tyrolians now en-
:ender all the passes to their country in-

MAGtI.IsURGH, AUGUST 22.

7 the servants of the Duke of Brunswick
V 2 i:nr.fr.S, and were lodged in prison.
rr.:2:l--ure was taken particularly with regard
;e's ;;;-crotary, Augustus Becker, in whose
sf,rne proclamations were found among
parrs. Becker was not among the pri.
succeeded in escaping from his compa.
:e last post-station. Estafettes were sent in
,f him on all the roads.

r..!cizt of Directors of tEe East-India Company,
•"- ' }:as come to a resolution to restore to their
an:l pay such of the Officers suspended by the
Govcn,rilent of Madras in the late dissensions, as acted
o''-iet.'if:nce.to the ciders of their superiors.

to facview th(
verspidte
lienon
gal at Vitian
mann:cripts
`v°rks
valuable
tfangarY he]
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to car.
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battalions.
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from 1),!hen:1
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French army
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Vienna had r
t.ie French
%latches, cont
fie armistic••
itliqen:en of tl
This morn
burgh rice.:!.
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tae
lai:v the Viet
some pers!ats
be r•inod by
Nvate let
peace vs.;th A
the North, au
country sever
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