Star.
London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, IA; it yoga 4.
The Senator PLIVILLI PtLaT, Vice Admiral, died
!the ad infant.

DISPATCH FR •M THR MINISTER OF TIVIRIGN AFFAIRS
TO M. OTTO, MINESTIR PLINIPOTRATIARY FROM
1411 MAJISTT THR IMPEROR AND RING, TO Till
COURT OF MUNICH.

Paris, Aosta
You will add that the Emperor, daring to (pare Europe the
eajamitirs of a new war, has taken, in order to bring back Auf-
uia to a fen& of her real 'swells, and to the übfervance of an
im-
putial neutrality. Reps that are compatible with the honour of
Lis Crown, and that his Majefty thinks the Eledtnr ought alto,
from the fame motives, to fend at extraordinary Courier to Vl-
mina, with an order to the Elettoral Minifter to snake muftis-
tations to the Court of Vienna, and to demand with what view
it 511.1 the Tyrol with troops, when all its neighbours area peace.
Wife and energetic reprefer.tations made at the fame thus by di-
vers Cabinets may ftop Auftria if the be only led by foreign fug-
gettion, as his Majefty wan ftill to believe ; and on the contrary
fuppofition. they will threw upon Auftria alone the raposikbility
of the events which it Is their °hied to prevent
(• igned) e. Ir. TALLartAND.
Bloto-.-A findlar letter was written to his Majelty's A mbaff-dor
at Berne. In eonfequence of this invitation addreffed to them,the
Helvetic and Bavarian Governments took the Reps defired.

Nan, Ocr. s.—We hear from Stralburgh, that fe-
veral German Princes are ranging themfelves on the
fide of France, and that the Corrt of Berlin has re-
folred to oppofe with vigour any attempt of the Ruf-
fian troops to trefpal on its territory.
FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Flat& FORT, OCT. z.—According to letters from
Kalladt, Prince MURAT had arrived there on the
27th ult. and the next day fet off for Carlfirnhe, to
the headquarters of Marfbal NIT, both of whom
proceeded the fame evening for Pforzheim, whence
a French column had previoufly received orders to
march. The column under the command of Mar-
tini Davousr, on its way from Manheim, is march-
ing over Heidelberg along the Neckar, for Heilbron,
where the outpofts arrived on the 29th. Of the right
wing of the French army nothing further was known,'
than that the Knibis had been cccupied, and that the
French troops patrolled already in the environs of
Natold. Of Marfhal SOULT'S column, which had
is,
near Huningen, nothing new was known; it
is, however, certain, that, to the 28th, not a (hot had
been fired. The Arabians were marching back-
wards at all points, io order to concentrate their
forces. We hear that entrenchments are throwing
bp, from Rage to Rage, behind the filer from Kemp-
ten to Ulm, at which no lefs than 12,000 Bilabial
and Bavarian peafants were labouring. The works
or Pim and Memmingen are undergoing confider-
Ole improvements.
kJ!. 1 u.b hlt 2. l'he following is the fubflance of a
letter from Ratifbon of the 25th : " Whilft the ar-
mies are in motion on all fides, there are reports
which nonrifla the hopes of peace, which numbers
have not yet renounced. It is Paid, among other
things, that a Congrefs will be opened at Rafladt, to
which all the Miniilers will fend Members, and that
C"nnt COARNTZIL will repair thither from the Court
61 Vienna."