Star.
London, England, 1805-08-13 00:00:00

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VIENNA, JUL? 23.—General Von Witiziticiaozz
left this capital on the 17th inR. nn his return to St.
Peteriburgh, accompanied by his Secretary. The
Ruffian EmbalFy at Vienna had prerioufly received a
clurier from Baron NOVOGILTZOFF, who had not
then left Berlin.

JULY 24.—The Minifler at War has ordered that
no more commiflions of officers in the infantry (hall
be offered for Pale. The fate of thofe in the cavalry
has not been permitted fince tali year.
The Mini(ler at War ha, likewife ordered, that all
the regiments of infantry (hall be aumented by two
companies of grenadiers each ; the officers of which
are already appointed.
The Count de VERNECUES has arrived here with
a million for Italy ; it is node' flood that he will re•
main for fume time at Rorie, and thane proceed to
Naples.

Couriers hare like% ife arrived here from St. Feted-
burgh and Berlin, as alio a Ruffian courier from Ita
and two etiafettes from Padua._ _

jt/Ly 13.—The live; of prererving pence
I.ecome weaker every day, f r every thing in onr vi-
cinity continually affumes a mote warlike appearance,
and we are in cnnitant expest.ition ()freeing 'infinities
commence. The troops are in motion on every fide,
and their marches appear to be rapid, and at !bort
notice.

MANHEIN, JULY 22.-A peition is in circulation
at Bafle, the objea which is an annexation to a
great Empire, which (it is dated) would probably
raife the decayed manufactories, &c.
NUREPAIIIP.G, JULY 23 —The Auflrian troops at
prefent in the Venetian territory, are ellimated at
fifty thoufand men ; tnofe in Syria, a! thirty thou.
land ; and in the Tyrol at twenty lit thoulan:. In
the Italian Tyrol, all N, bletntn who have an ettate,
mull find a certain number of tharpfuooters within
fourteen days.
LEIPZIC, JULY 24.—There is a report, for which,
however, there is no fufficient authority, that a
meeting will take place in Welt Gallicia, between
the (letman and Ruffian Emperors, and the King
of Praia.

FRANCKTORT, JULY 21.-M. WIBEKIND, a COTTC.
fpondent of the French National Inifitute, and Chief
if the Department of Bridges and Caul, ways, is now
making the tour of 'Franconia, fpeci.tlly charged
with an ()Ned that attraas the attention of all Eu-
rope, a-4 with •a!Ach his Covet nment is fetioufly oc-
cupied; the re-union a the Danube and the
Rhin'. naturally prefent, itftlf as the
molt proper fpor for this pf,int of communication
between Vienna and Mentz, Confiantinople and Am-
lltrtlarn, the Flack Set and the Baltic.
Ihrasueori, JULY 3o.—The news from the RA--
flan frontier, received by the way of Berlin, fiate,
that great movements ate obferved in both the Ruf-
flan army and navy.
It was reported, that the King of Spain had afked
leave of the Emptrot NAr.msou, to employ General
Waren at the ficge of Gihraltar. It it he truethat
fuch a requeft has been made, it is rattled, 'as that
General, with his family, failed horn Cadii. on the
ad inn. for New York. • •
AUGUST z.—The advices from Vienna have
very hottile appearance ; all thi troops are ready
to march. The Hungai ians hare offered, in cafe of
vvar, to equip to,coo men for the field, and to fup-
port a (landing army of in the country, pro-
vided the Archduke l'alat;ne will he at their head.

A letter from Milan,• slated July 6, fays—., An
Englith fquadronc:.ith troops, arrived at Malta in the
beginning of July."
A letter from Genoti, te d July 2e, fays—" M.
Sri: r !AN t R, our flu Counfellor ut Finances; has
takai a houfe /111A', being charged on the part o his
Court to rei,ulate ftvr.re.l financial objeds with' the
banker Dun A 7.7.0."

HANAU, J:JLY 27..—.111e Helvetian Diet at Salo-
thurn kparated on the 2:..‘1 of this month. It was
obfervrd, that the fentiinesits of the deputies were
vet y on. In tome Cantons they dettre an union
with another realm. The Town Clerk, M rotiaw,. at
Bafle, is chofen Landaruman for the ncxt year. •
RATISBON, JULY 15.—The ditirelEng fearcity
which has def. I lattd fn many countries in Germany,
hasgiven birth to a number of generous atirons which
do honour to huroJnity ; and the national gratitude
is proud of citing the example of the Prince of As •
HALT B: RNEUURG, who has not only exhaulted his
priva•e purle, hot diveiied lhirrtf if of hi► furniture
and holies in favour of :he poets