Star.
London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

HAMBURG!, MAAS.

IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE.

Sr. PITIRSBUILON AUG. 7.—M. de NOvOatLT-
u,cs returned to this capital three days (ince.
The autumn manoeuvres will commence here in a
I ,rtnight ; the troops are arriving on all fides. Count
de Buz uovnits,General of Infantry,athl military Go.
vprnnr of Riga, and Lieut. Gen. Emu are already ar•
rived. General BINIIINGEN is daily expellud ; Baron
de Wirrzisa 'sons is alto on his return from Vienna.

Vialgwa, Aga. 14.—The regiment of Kaunitz fet
out on the Bth from Troppau, on its march hither.
Our garrifon will be augmented, during the winter,
to SOOO men, who will be diftributed in the fuburbs.

They write from Sebaflopol that a great number
of Ruffian troops are allembling there, who will (et
out immediately for the Seven Iflands. The harvert
has been very abundant in the environs of the Black
Sea.

DR100,419 Auo. 20.-.. Front Vienna we learn that
a war between Auftria and France kerns to be una-
voidable. The return of a courier difpatcbed to Pa-
ris fame days fince, and who was et petted back in
ten days, will decide the queflion. If a war Lakes
place. the Emperor will command the centre ; the
Archduke CHAIM'S the right wing, and the Arch-
duke Jotru the left. The expel icnced Generals ZACN
and HirtscHan are added to the general fiaff,
under Welt. Two other Generals are gone to meet
the Rnffian troops ;--as R.elffia perfedly coincides
with the view and operations of the Emperor.
CONSTANTINOPLI, JULY 27.--Accounts have been
received from the frontiers of Afiatic Tue key, that
the Ruffians have gained feveral confiderable victories
in the conrfe of the prefent campaign, over the Per-
flans. They have taben the town of Erivan, and in
general have recovered all the politions which they
had loft during the preceding fummer.
The advanced polls of the Ruffians extend now to
the frontiers of Natolia.

On the contrary, in the territory of this empire a
new theatre of war has been formed, to the difad-
vantage of the Porte; the Pafha of Trebizond having
taken up arms againft the troops of the Grand Seig-1
nior, and become a rebel againfl his So►ereign. The
-commanders fent againfl him, and even the late
Grand Vifier JARSOPT PASHA, now Governor of
Erzerum, have been able to effe& nothing againft
him, and the Pafha of Natolia has been defeated
by bim.
According to accounts from Corfu, the Ruffian
troops there have been augmented by means of a
half-yearly recruiting, which has been made through
all the lonian iflands, to from 36 to 38,000 men, and
Are daily increafed by the acceilion of many of the
inhabitants, who enlifi as volunteers.
The accounts from E.gypt are very unpleafant.
•Complete anarchy prevails in Cairo. Elphi Bey,
who was lately in England, has not been admitted
into that capital by the inhabitant', as he flattered
himfelf he mould be. When he found himfelf dif-
:appointed in the hope of getting into his hands the
reins of the Government of Egypt, he commanded a
aria blockade of Cairo, and giving the command of
the troops before it to another Bey, went himfelf
with a corps of Mamelukes againß Rozetta, with a
view to make himfelf =after of that town and the
harbour of Alexandria. It has been obferved that
-the late tranfaftions and changes in Italy have given
occaflon to a number of confultations in the Divan,
and feveral conferences with the Arnbaffadors of
•Ruflia and England. It is, however, underflood
that the Porte will continue flill perfeElly neutral,
.thould a new war break out in Europe.
It is likesvife andel-flood that the Englifh Ambaf-
fador, Mr. Attaavatror, has requelied and obtained
,permiffion from the Porte to WM in Albania. re-
.eruits to ferve as marines and Tailors, in the garrifon
of 14.1ta. This peratiffiou is confidered by the other
Miniflers as the more remarkable, as the Albanefe,
it prefect, a& a principal part in Egypt.