Star.
London, England, 1806-09-29 00:00:00

MORAVIA, SEPTEMBER 8.

We are afrured that a conciderable park of min-
i lery will be eilablifhed two leagues from Brunn. At
I this moment magazines, ammunition, artillery, sec.
are conveying from Linz to Budweis. It is ape-
' cially to the honour of the Archduke Charles that he
has been able in a very 'hart time to place the army
on a moll refpeClable footing.
N't only all the regiments are more than com-
plete, but he has collated a prodigious quantity of
ammunition of every kind. The corps in Moravia

alone has already in its magazine 13,030 mulk:t
more than are wanted.
AUGSBUROH, SEPTEMBER in.
Marfhal Lefebvre, who has been here three weeks,
received yellerday evening, about lie o'clock, dib
patches from Prince Alexander Bet thier, at Munich;
in confequence of which his Excellency fat off at mid•
night foe Dunkerlibuhl, to take the command of the
French troops cantoned in the environs. His flak
followed to-day. His departure has given lireogth
to the report that war is, determined on between
France and PrufGa.
We are allured that the departure of the French
troops from Germany is deferred for an indefinite
time, and that it will not take place till the differ-
ences (ball be terminated, which at prefent 'UM
between France and Praia, and France and Rua'.
BANES OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 53.

All the getters' officers, and great officers of fate,
who are at Paris,wera convoked by the Emperor Na•
palm on the Bth of this month, at St. Cloud, when
it is Paid that his Majefty held s council of war,
the political (hued= of Europe requiring amines
of precaution.
We ate affured that a lift is in the preft, at Paris,
of the names of all the public funtlionaries, whom hie
Najd!/ the Emperor intends to raife to the rank of
Duke, Count, Marquis, &c.

HAGUE, SEPT. TR.
After the arrival here of feveral couriers on Sa-
turday and Sunday, from Pans and Aiz•la•Chapelle,
every thing here has aimed entirely a. military ap•

pearance.
The greater part of our army has received orders
to coiled in the camp at Zeye. and wait there its
further destination. The army will be affemble
there by the end of the prefent week.

There is talk, likewife, of a French army of yo,ooo
melt, which will come to this country. Our King,
who is fill at Aix la•Chapelle, will take the Chief
Command of the troops.
SAXONY, SEPTEMBER :3.
The PrufGan.Silefian army which has .entered
Saxony, confilis of nice battalions of fusileers, nine
regiments of infantry, fix battalions of grenadiers,

five fquadrons of huffy*, ten fquadrons of dragoons,
twenty fquadrons of cuirafGers, and eleven batterie.
of artillery. This ProlEan.Silefiao army is about
30,000 Aron:.
EMDEN, SEPT. Its.
Today tbe &I PrufGaos marched through this
city, viz. two regiments of infantry and two batta-
lions of (talkers. Tcrmorrow the artillery will arrive,'
sad on Sunday more cavalry ; the rester part of
theft troops will erofs the Elbe 3 leagues from home, ;
at Nierwarths and Meat°. Our whole army will be '
put is motion, excepting the two regiments of gust ds,
the Elcaoral regiment of Cuiraffiers, and the two
regiments of ?tines Antony and Sanger, which will
remain here in garrifon ; bat the grenadiers of which
will join the army. The Prince of Hohenlobe and
Prince Louis arr here, and the latter will remain
fome time. The PrufGans march with great expedi-

tion. Every thing here wears a ferious afpett, but
the Winch is concluded without noife, and with
die utenoe feerecy, fo that no perfon knows any
thing with certainty. The Elvenr fuperintends every
thing of importance himfelf, and the exchange of
couriers is very rapid; (mall parties of cavalry are
polled on the road to expedite them. The archives
of Bayreuth have been brought hither, and the Pruf:
fian treafury is here. We know not yet whether the
Pruffians will remain here. The regiments only re•
ceive their orders every twenty-four hours.
WEYMAA, SEPTEMBER rt.
The whole army of Silefia, commanded by the
Prince of kinhenlohe, and corralling of about thirty
thoufand men, moiled the Elbe to-day near Drefden.
If we may believe general rePorts, 130,000 Ruffians are
entering Silefla as a corps de referee. Saxony, accor-
ding to Come, will furnifh 26,000, and, according to
others, 30,000 may, who will nee in occupying
Thuringia.
The French are concentrating themfelves in force
near Bayreuth and Cnbous, where, according to all
appearance, the fire bldw will be ftruck, unlefs it
fhould be in the earirnns of Muneer.
Our moll Serene Duke yellerday received orders
for his departure r be commands in chief a corps of
the Pruffian army.