Star.
London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAU..

The Mail due on Wsdnefday,latl has arrived, and
'the intelligence which it brings is molt important.
The King of PRUSSIA has allually let out trom Ber.
lin, to put huntelt at the head of hie Army. The
Fteneh Miniller at that Court is Rated to have de-
manded his pa (ports ; and the threatening forces
have fo neatly apprliached each other in Anne points,
that in certain dirations the French have deemed it
prudent to fall back.

The Pruffians continue to advance I the contin-
gents of the Allies of Pruffia are all in motion, and
the Ruffian preparations are continued with unbated
aairity. Indeed the latter Power feems never to
have relaxed for a moment in her efforts to increafe
and Orengthen its army, lince the time of the unfue-
celiful druggle which was made in conceit with At&
tria.

BONAPAITII, aware of the danger with which he is
threatened, has taken the neceffary meafures for the
organization of the contingents of his new vs ff.els in
the neighbourhood of the Rhine; and the Duke of
Czsyss and Boric (MURAT) is already employed in
forwarding his views in this refpee.
The fubjoined articles will give our Readers Come
idea of the prefent critical (late of affairs on the
Continent.

FRONTIIIS or Russia, AUOUST 24.—We are
again in expeflation of new events., All the Ruffian
troops are affembling in the greateß bake in camps.
Thefe camps are f,nall but numerous. A traveller,
IA week, oblerved five ; namely, one at Brzec Li.
tevefki, along the Bug, one at Slonin, one at Ko.
Bryn, one at Wil, , and one at Wilna. The
camp at Brzec Litevteci contains five thoteand men,
and a park of *tither), of one hundred and twenty
cannon ; at Knbr yn there are it: thoufatid men,and
at %Vilna ten thouland. A great army is to be al.
fembled at Brzec. Great magazines ate preparing
with much aeivtly at Werhtw, which are to be for.
wended to Siltfia.

Oa the Istih of Angus two of the regiments
Warfaw received orders by couriers, to break up, the .1
one for Glatz, and the other for Breflau. There were
the regiments of Tilly and Moll, both of arhich im-
mediately marched out. The genitor: of Warfaw,
therefore, confins now only of ode regiment of in•
faatry, and two Noniron' of cavalry. -
&MAN, SCPT. 23.—On the Goth their Majeflies
kt out fir Potfdam on their way to Magdeburgh ;
and on the 22d they proceeded by the way of Halle
to Magdeburg, where they will remain this day and
to morrow ; after which they will repair to the
head quarters at Naumborgh. The Q2een is to
remain rmly two days with his Majefly, atter which
(he will return to this city. The Coontefs Von
Bo', and the Countefs Von Tauenfleio, the daugh.
ter of the Genual of that name, are in the fuite of
the Q.lreen.
Count Haugwitz has followed the King to head-
quarters. During the abfence of the Minder, M.
Von it Coz will maintain the neceffary relation with
1 the Foreij.n Minifters.
A French Cabinet Courier, named Ory, has'
arriv-
ed here from Paris, with a letter from the Emperor
I to our King, and let out yefleyday as his return with
an enliven
It is dated that the French Envoy at this. Court
has demanded palT,Jorts for hinafelf and his fuite,
I which will probably be fent from the King's head-
quarters after oar Anallaffrelor in Paris, Baron Lacs-
belfsicrf, bus been firft recalled. The head quarters
of General Count Kalkreuth will be gra at Wittin-
bergh.
It is believed that the French troops are falling
back from Wellphalia, but pot fr,•as Franconia,
where they are on the contrary increafed.
The Students of Halle have jullgirren a proof of
the patriotifm and military fpirit which now animate
411 hearts. A great number of them have offered to
be enrolled as buffos, bust it is doubted whether ihe
King will give his approbation to this offer.
The circle of Salle has offered to raife at be ow*
expence, si corps of chaffeurs of aoo men, if his Map
jelly will only furnilh them with fobliflenee. This
patriotic offer has been gratefully accepted by his
Majelly.
It is likewife known with certainty, that fermi
provinces of the Pruffian Monarchy have requelled
permifffon to mire new regimens at their own ea•
pence.
MAGOISURCH, Sam a 3 fix in the evening
of the at ft their Majellies arrived here, and yeller-
day proceeded on their journey to Halle.
H•LLI, Sasrarasa 22.—The Corps hitherto
concentrated in our environs are marching forward.
—The Duke of Brunfwick goes to Nappbgrgh on
the allth.
This evening the King and Q_asen arrived here—
they are to remain all night in this town, and will
proceed to-morrow to Naumhurgh.
Lstrzsc, Sarr. r6.—The Gazety of the doh
Aside contains the following obfervations under the
head of Berlin : -
" We are sal alive here, and I mord rufficitntlf
deferibe to you the fpirit of unanimity which ani-
mates the foldiers, and even all the inhabitants, men,
women and children. It appears as if an eledric
(park had lighted up a patriotic flame in every boforn
—and in the provinces, parricolarry in Pomerania,
the old fpirit of the days of Frederick the °teat is
again di fpla ed.
e, Whoever does not participate in this Antigun', •
or appears indifferent to it, i. in danger of becoming
a fa,criffee to his unpatriotic condo& Several have
already paid for their puffllar.irnity with a broken,
bead, or a well balled back. When the gene d'arcnes
marched out of the garrifon, two young men run
the rills of being very ill treated, merely becaufe the
one obferved to the other, that the horfes of that re.
giment were not fo good as thofe of a foreign'corps
of artillery."

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MUMS', SEPT. 16.—0 n the flab, the whole
corps of General Blucher matched from this citr,
and the regiment of Lettuw entered. The battalion
of fufileers of Ivernois will likewife come hither, but it
is at prefent in Eaft Friezeland. The military corn.
miffariat is likewife gone from hence, and according
to all appearance", our environs will not become the
feat of war, at leaft not on the fide of Pri4a.
PADII.IIOIIN, SIFT. arr.—According to report, his
Highpefs the Elettor of Heffs has declared his terri-
tory marsh and appointed a confiderable body .oE
troop. paten its n.nttality. The pens= unoeu.
which are numerous in oor vicinity, appear to have
orders punetually to refpe& this neutrality, pa they
carefully avoid our frontier.
Barr. a t .—Yefterday the Prufan Uptown Von
Opper arrived here as a courier. General Blusher
immediately yet off with all (peed to Gottingen.
Cousvr or RIIITIBIRO, Sim op.—For feeeral
days pall the greateft aetivity has prevailed bera,, this
country and the environs being full of Pruffun troops.
Large magazines are formed at Bielefeld, Pader-
born, and Ofnabruek ; and a large park of artillerr
has arrived at the firmer town.

It is underßood the the Generals Von Wedeln
Von Brulewitz, Arid Von Schenk, will commend in
WellphaleA, and their corps will take poll in the
county of Merck, the territory of Munlfer, and Salt
Friezeland. A camp will likewife be formed near
Buren.

' NAVIVIVIIIa, Su 21... The Duke of Brun wick,

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solle arrived here te•day• departs titmorrow to his
bead-quarters. at Hob!harden. where General Von
Ruchel is already arrived. His Highnefs received,
at Naumburg, the melancholy Dews of the death of
his Odell foe.
The march of the trooptto Gottingen has !paid
the road. in the rainy weather. The Saxon troops
are to form a (operate army in our neifthbourhond,
E . Slat. mt.-nail has a very warlike ap.
rennet here. The fortags is putting in the bell
Bate of defence. and ao,ooo pallifades are delivered in.
Unites, 816 T. 13.—. The third battalions and
fowl!: knadrons of all the French regiments in Ba.
, lane, have orders to march to France, viz. to Straf-
borg. The officers and men are to be diiiributed in
Alface, and to proceed immediately to their talk.
namely, to receive the jo,ooo conferipts, to ezercife
them, and as they are trained, to eondult jhen. to
the grand army in Germany. Thole who break up
lift are to arrive in one month at Strafburg. There
meatus, the departure of Cu many French Martha's
to Paris. and the renewed afftivity in the French 4h:
pots of ammunition, he. in and nut of France. with
the arming of other powers, lam all hopes of peace
snore and more daily.
The march of the Anfirian prifoners continues, the
grit columns have already paled the Inn. On the
agreement between the Courts of Paris and Vienna,
in relation to this fabjea, there are many reports ,
which being mere conjectures, deferve no attention.
It is clear that ender the prefent eireunshanees the
prifoners could not remain in Suable. For the reit
we bear nothing of the evacuation of Brannan, and
the future mak, on the truth of the report, that the
head-quarters of Prince Bitthier are to be removed
to Ambery and then to the seaward.
Mvaten. Bapt. rd.... Though the AuSrian prifo.
nets of war hill proceed on their return, yet a new
war (setts unavoidable. In Bavaria there is to be an
immediate levy of ta,ooo man. The Suttee have
jnft granted two regiments of foot, of taco intoisod
two of hoofs, of 600 axon&
Urasenr, 811,1% 01....:Yellertiay forty waggon.
arrived hereato be employed in trantportingprovifions

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and other needaries to the camp at ?Aye. • Troops
'are daily forwarded thither. GeneralDOßOlbetan is
eopetted this day here, on his way to the camp. The
troops at Zeyfk are to =IOU= by the syd to t t,iso
foot. and isyo bode.
}hoot, SIFT. 20. Troops are *torching from
every qoarter in this country to the camp at Zeyll.
where they are all to be ambled by the s3d. They
only not remain long in that place ; • bat their future
delliaatioa dopes& apon certain aircamhozees. The
Diboll troops in the camp ate to bosom:tended by
Gloom' Dumooceat4 who formerly feted in Mora.
• sad Aufiria. and tie French will be commanded
by prigadier General Bonier. who is oa his journey
from Pais to Zeyli. The whcle are to be comman-
ded by General Michand, under the King. who is
expelled to come dire& from Ail la Chapelle to the
stamp oaithe aid.
Co Tarossa, A.trourr Nato is at
3ilivris and colle&a all the reinforcements he can

procure. The Porte have rent him all the men that
can be fparcd from the eagles fituatc on the canal.
The rebels have retired to Rododo, after having
burned feveral houfes and blown up a gun-powder
magazine. The Porte appears to with to conciliate
the JanifLries by mildnefs.
The &dykes received from Egypt ire not fatisfec-
tory. The coneelEons which the Porte has made to
the Beys have not reflored tranquility to Egypt.—
While Elfi Bey and Badiffy Bey difpute the love-
reignty, AN Mahomet, Chief of the Arnauts, has
Felder' to give up the command of Cairo to the Pafha
of Salonichi, who has arrived in Egypt with the
gut of the Capitan Palha. He has gained over the
troops, by perfoading them that after his departure,
*ay will be in danger of not receiving their pay.
The chancery of the Auftrian Legation has deli-
vered to the French Ambaffador all the papers rela-
tive to Dalmatia and Albania.
General Scbadiani has declared to the Imperial
internuccio, thazhe was charged to claim the late
hotel of Venice, which is occupied by the Auftrian
Legation, but that he fboul I not, however, infift on
the time of the reftitution of that palace.
HAMIIt/RGN, Snnwna z6.—Letters from Meek
tenburgh and Pomerania fey, that 60,c00 Ruffian
troops are expelted very fhortly in the ports of the
Baltic, where quarters are already befpoke.
*mute quantities of corn from RufEA ha ve lately been
Imported into Hanover. The whole Ruffian Polifh
frontier is covered with (mall camps of 5 to to,ooo
men, where the men are continually exercifei in firing
as a mark. General Kutufow and Prince Bagration
are departed from Peterfburgh to the army.
The King of Sweden, who is returned to Sweden,
is expeaed back in to days in Pomerania. The Swe-
xth force in Lauenburg increafes, and a junction
with the Pruffians is talked of.
for there three days paft a report has been in ge-
neral circulation here, that the Englifh, having land
ed sptin with confiderable reinforcements in Cala-
bria, had, fopported by the inhabitants, forrounded
and totally defeated, and cut to pieces the army of
General Msffena. The French accounts from
Naples up to the sth inft. pofitively affert, that the
Xoglifh have all returned to Sicily, retaining only
the fortrefs of Scilla or Sciglio, and that all the red
tet the country is in the hands of the French.