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

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

WURTZBURGH, OCTOBER T.
Ferdinand Duke of Wurtaburgh ha publi(hed •
Proclamation, by which he Hes himfelf Grand Dale
if Worisourgh, and announces his Accellion to the
Confederation of the Rhine.

His Imperial Higknefs the Grand Doke Joachim,
arrived here yellerday, and Prince Alexander Ber•
thier, who has been here two days is preparing to let
out for Bamberg. His Excellency dined on the agth
with our Elcaor, now Grand Duke, together with
(everal other French Generals.

MUNICH. SEPT.
The regiment of the Piinee Royal fet out from
hence to day ; it will be followed to-morrow by the
regiment of the guard. Both proceed to Eichiladt,
where are to be alembic,' a divifion of t 6,000 men.
Twelve thonfand men arc to remain in the Tyrol.—
Youraal ofr P Lirpire.

AUGSBUROK SEPTEMBER IE.
His Highnefs Prince Alexander Berthier, Minifler
of War, paired through here yenerday from Munich.
He took the road for Donauwerth. All the French
Generals, the companies of Sappers and Miners, the
Gins d'.srmes, &c. who were here, have fet out for
Franconia.

The divifion under the orders of Mar(hal Ney,
which has been for feveral month: crntoned in Up-
per Surbir, is in full march for Franconia. That of
Marfhal Davoult is at this moment traverfing
fpach.
The g►and head quarters of the French army have
quitted Ulm. They proceed by Heidenheim, Ell wan.
gen, and Holl, to Wurtsburgh, where they will ar-
rive on the 4th of Oduber. The artillery at refetve
14] follow immediately.—goaraal de PLotpire.

MAYENCE. (It:7011ER 3.
The French Envoy at Drefden, M. Durand. has
arsived here.
It appears that we Mall have the happinefs of hav-
ing within our walls her Majefly the Empties Queen
and f 1 ladies of her Court are alto expetledlete
—and, it is added, that her Mtjelly the Qneon Of
Holland will likewife arrive here in the mine of a
few days. His Highnefs the Duke of Benevento,
and his Excellency the Minilter Secretary of State re-
mained here after the departure of the Emperor t but
it is Paid that the latter is to to follow his Majefly.
General Marefcot, Infpetlor General of Engineers,
will remain here. His Excellency the Marfhal and
Senator Kellerman will have the command of the
national guard of this department, inflead of Marfhal
Lefevre, who, it appears, will be with the aSive army.
His Imperial Highnefs Prince Jerome accompa-
nied his Majefly when he reviewed the troops. The
Eutpre(., with that fopre me goodnefs which charac•
terifes her, fp ike to (event! officers and foldiers of
the t4th regimeat of the line, and conveteed with
them relpttling the famous battle of Rivoli.
It ...null be impoilible to depiß the aftirity which
prerailcd heir during the fhort time the Emperor
hayed. Every initant couriers were letting out el•
the, 114 the army or the capital, every inliant cou•
tiers were arriving Irons without aad from the inte-
s kr. Immediately, however. on the departure of his
Majefly. Mentz returned to the moll perfeet tran-
quillity. a calm fingularly contrafted with the bunk
which prevailed for three days.

The palrage of troops through this city continua
vaithuot intelmiffion. The budge on the Rhine is
cnntinually covered with men, carriages, and ammo-
Aim of all deferiptinns. It is impartible not to ad-
mire the 6ne appearance, and the air of fatisfaelion of
the troops. It is with gaiety and joy in their counte-
nance thatthey pith. the Rhine, and prepare at this
fusion fur the ronghen laboors ; they march to war
as to a fete, fo great is the emfidence which they
have in theenfeltres. and in'the heroes who lead them.

It is ellimated that before the sth of Oftober we
bail have upwards
_ t ao,coo men between Wurtz•
burgh and Bayreuth, without including 40,t00 men
of the e.ofederate troops. A fecond French army
of 54.cr00 wee will affemble An the Lem, the head
quarters of which will be at Louilbourg. LAB!, a
third army of 80,000 men will penetrate from Hill.
land into Weftphalia, if cireumilances require it.
Letters, which we receive from Magdeborg,
Rate that all the roads from Dreldtn and Lek& are
covered wit:, troops, artillery, and anansunition, and
the Duchies of Saxony appear to be ioteaded to be
the principal theatre of the ware—Paidcifs.
• . •

HAMMON, finPTEMMIR ati
The Privy Cnontell r Muller. wh arrived lyre
tome days lince from Berlin, will let out the day at
ter to•mnrrow for that city It is ►eported byre that
he prepared the manifelto which Pros is will publish
in cafe war nintild take pl•aee betwen her and Vance.
This report, however. appears to be unfounded, and
the friends of M. Muller Hate that he is at prefent oc
copied with w►iting a hillory of his own tames, and
not in preparing manifellues.
The public journals of Praia continue to make
war with the greaten vigour hut nothing compata
ble to the intrepidity of Kotzebue mid his light tr opt.
It is ►eported here that Hai hat, declared its neu•
trality, and that Proffia has recognized it.
According to intelligence from Wellphalia, it
appears that that cottony, towards which the pricci
pal part of the Pruffian troops were marching, will
not be the theatre of the war. General Blucher, al.
ter receiving a courier on the zoth inflant, let out
with great hafie from Paderborn for Gottingen.
The DaWfh G.ivernment having profited by the
abdication of the Emperor of Germany and she dif.
(elution of the Germanic Empire. to incorporate
purely and limply Holstein with Denmark, without
accompanying this meafure with any declaration
limilar to that of the King of Sweden, the partifan•
of the war have taken the opportunity of pribliihing
very fevere criticifms upon the condor% of the Court
of Cop:ohagen.