Star.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

FR A NCX FORT. OCTOBER r.

Firs Majetly the Emperor of the French was ex-
petted here yeflerday morning. The troops were
under arm:, and an immenfe crowd filled the ltreets.
Ocroasa 2.—The Emperor arrived here la fl night
at one. His Eminent Highnefs the Prince Primate
proceeded from thence to Alchaffenburg, to receive
his Imperial KO
The grenadiers and ehafreurs of the ' Imperial
Guard, who arrived on the 28th of September,
marched on the nth, at five in the morning. In
the afternoon of the fame day the weft of the infantry
of the guard arrived. Thefe troops fet out this
morning.
The cavalry of the Imperial Guard is etpeeted
immediately.
The toph regiment of the line. forming part of
the divifinn under the orders of Marital Augereau,
arrived here yellerday. It is expeiled to be centoned
a few leagues from hence.
French troops continue to pars through here. They
fet out again on the day after their arrival. and ufe
the greaten diligence.
Marfhal Belfieres pacd through this place the day
before yeflerday. All the infantry of the Imperial
Guard have silo paired, and continue their route for
Wortzburg. The formation of a camp in the envi-
rons of this city it Rill talked of.
The Pruffians continue to advance. They are
polled at Ileifenach, in the environs of which a camp
has been formed. Batteries have been erected on dif-
ferent points of the frontiers. The t en of Erfurt is
placed in the bell Ilete of defence. The territory of
Memmingen is alfo occupied by the Pruffians.
The Divilion under the orders of General Kal-
krettth which was in Wellphalia, is now marching
Southward. The King of Praia arrived on the
25th at the grand head-quarters at Merleburg.
A Lift is circulated at Berlin. containing the names
of the Ruffian Generals and Regiments comprifrng
the two armies which are to enter the Prutßan terri-
tories by Breflau and Warfaw. The lift is confi-
derable; prudent people keep it, in order that they
may accuriarely alcertain what is the differen:e be-
tween an army promifed and an army tent.—Doer-
sal de Pi noire.
roar 4.—Marfhal Augereau let nut yeflerday
for Witt zborg with his headquarters. The 7th divi•
lion of the at my tinder his orders is in foil march
towards Franc.inia. The divifi-o of obfervation in
Wetteravia, on the frontiers of Flare, was removed
immediately on the neutrality of the Delos. of HelTe
being officially announced. Marfhal Lannes arrived
here yeflerday. It is laid, that he will command the
Imperial Guard.

We expee to receive form important intelligence
from the fiontiers of Saxony. It appears that the
principal Prulrian at my will form a line extending
from Hof (the N •rthern frontiers of Bayreuth) to
beyond Mulhatifen. The head quarters of the Duke
of Brunfwick, who commands the right wing, are
at Mulhaufen, thole of the left wing commanded by
the Prince de K.henlobe, are at Hof. The centre
is in the environs of Erpertb, where the chief head-
quarters are at prefent. The troops dellined to pro-
tee Wellphalia, will form a feparate divifion under
the orders of Generals Blucher, Wedel, and Brufer-
vorx. The Swedes form a line on the Elbe. they
occupy Efcheburg, Artienberg, and the &ices of
Palm.

The different divifions of the grand French army
will be in Franconia about the sith of this month. It
is fuppo!ed that if war takes place the firft blow will
be (truck between the loth and h 311) ; but in this re-
fpeel nn c,mjetclures can be formed, except from what
happened in the preceding campaign; and who can
fay what Ike of condal the Emperor of the French
will adopt this year io
The contingent of the Grand Duke of HelTe Mem-
Radt, as a member oldie confederation of the Rhine,
is already on it► match for its dellination. A part of
it paffed yeßes day through Frankfort. The con-
tingents of Baden and Wirtemberg, and of the Grand
Duke of Nafrea, will ♦ithout delay be put in motion.
Franckfort has voluntarily foliated Ito man, who
fet nut yefterday for Aicliaffenhurg, with 16 officers.
In a Getman newfpaper is the following ankle
from Auffria :

" There have been made tn our Crum, nn the part
of two Dower,,proPotitims fur an alliance. but it
has given an at:Ower in the negative, declaring that
it had ad,pted a fy Clem of armed neutrality, and that
in that fyllem it would perfevere. The frontiers of
Au ftria will in confequence be proteeed by a cordon."

General Si. Vincent has arrived at Vienna from
Paii►. Fresn], to his departure he received rich pre-
fonts from the Emperor of the French. It is certain
that the bed sande] tlandirig prevails betwasa Auftria
and France. The Emperor•Xapokoe hat givenathe
molt pofitive affurances of his friehdly dirpartion to
warts the Court of Vienna. With refine to Cattaro,
the French Goveinmeht has contented thAt M. De
Bellegarde ;mire with the troops under his or-
ders. without making any further attempt to indica
the Ruffians to furcate:ler that plats. ?ranee tetes
upon heti& die I shift dads Wine; wiskb 1 now

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eenkanded with the otWh grievances with Which the
is entitled to reproach Rutin.
The King of PruiNo, we underliand, is at Gothsi,
and the principal part of the Pmffian horfe is concen-
trating ne Erfurth and in the environs.

BAMBERG, OCTOBER I.

The communication between Bayreuth and Saxony
i. interrupted. The light horfe of the Divine)* of
Martha Bernadotte, '&iore of Polite Corm, is Ra-
tioned in the sapstains between Bamberg and Sax-
ony. Lath night three of the Martha's Adjutants
arrived here; and he himfelf is expeded every mo-
ment. An Order was read to-day at noon, prohi•
biting, in the molt exprefs manner, the exalting any
thing on the PrutLan territory without paying for it.
Troops arrive and depart with great rapidity. The
95th regiment of the lint fet out yeflerday from Nu-
rimberg, by Erlang, having previoufly requetled the
Prollian Civil authorities of this town to permit their
palTage, which was immediately granted. All the
bakers of Bamberg are at work for the army. The
Monks of the Order of Recollets have quitted th-ir
convent, in order that it may be converted into an
hofpital for the troops.

Ir. ROM THE HAMBUROH MAIL.
• HAMBURGH, OCTOBER 6.
It is nowf as it teems, nearly certain, that the
French.have -ffttffered Come very confiderable check
in Calabria: report of the total overthrow of
Mama is maintained here, and many believe
that he himfelf is killed. The French Officers com•
minding the Italian battalions have, it is affirmed,
been Iltot in the different attions by their own troops.
It is even afferted, that a Courier arrived here left
night with a full confirmation of thefe reports—that
Annealing important has happened, there (toms no
room to doubt:
On the 4th inflant his Excellency Mr. Thornton
eensmunicated the official intelligence to the Senate,
that his Britannic Majefty had ordered the bleckade
to be removed from the rivers litigated between the
Eibe and the Ems, inclufive.
This day Lord Morpeth arrived here from Lnn•
don, with Mr. Frere, Secretary of Legation, Mr. Rota,
&c. and on the following day he continued his journey
to the Xing of Prufßa b head-quarters in Saxony.
General Peron, who ferved in the Eaft Indies under
Holkar, has arrived here, accompanied by two Ad
jutants.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY SEPT. to.

On the 29:h and 3oth of Augull there was a great
battle near Nara, between the Servians and Turks,
which laded 13 hours ; the forurcr fought at firli
under great difadvantage, becaufe they had only
3000 men againit 13,000, but as they cootinuelly
received reinforcements, they were at left viftorious.
The Took,. Jolt 4000 men ; the lois of the infurgents
was much lefe.

WESTPHALIA, OCro go. 4. .
The headquarters of the Genera 014 Michaud,
who commands the advanced guact bf itmii men of
the French-Dutch army, are at Diettfotd; near Wetel.
Frefh troops are continually arriving in that quarter.
Some di vitions have already marched agaistabmg the
Rhine upwards.