Star.
London, England, 1805-10-26 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

Battle, Ocr. is —lt would certainly be doing
the greeted injudice to the juft and generous charac-
ter of our Xing, to fuppofe for a moment that he
would not oppofe the audacious progrefs of the
French. His mode of ailing is not, however, yet
known. He has held feveraiconferences, at which
the Duke of Baueswtea, Field Marfbal-MoLLLM•
sou, Counts Sceotamsouto and Kattattrre, and
Baron de Haaotwatac "Hided. It is thought that
every thing will be arranged by the 15th or i6th of '
this month. The Pruffians will probably enter Ha-
nover and -Franconia. It is certain that for this pur-
pore the Danes, the Heffians, and the Saxons will
join the Pruffians, bat the banks and military chefts
mull be firft placed in fafety. The foldiers, and in
general every body elfe, ire content that we fhould
march againft the French. According to the Taft
news from Franconia the Gallo Batavian army is in
a very ill condition, except the cavalry, which is in
good order. It marches ad five columns: The Ba-
varian Ambafrador at Berlin had orders to enure the
cambia of his teener, but his 'Hit has been evaded
by Baron de HARDIWIIIRO: The Fftneh Minider
has alto been unable to obtain an audience, which
be demanded immediately-after the arrival of two
couriers. &Lahti BIRNADOTTI appeared mach
aftonilked at the oppofition made by-Count TAU'S..
am, Commandant of Anfpach, to the paffage of
the French i every thing, according to the.affertions
of the former, having been arranged between
France and the Court of Berlin. This paffage had,
however, been premeditated, as the Eleitor of Ba-
varia
Come time ranee intreated that the Emperor
of the French would not attempt it, but in vain. It
is thought that BOVAPARTS will plead in enure that
he conceived that Pruffia had broken her conneilion
with Raffia, and that the would permit the.pafrage
of French troops through his territories in Franconia
in the fame manner as during laft war. The King is
prevented by a complaint in his feet from having the
interview with the Emperor ALaxaaoss. Count de
Kaiaks ova has, however, fet off to communicate

the fentiments of the King, and to learn the ulterior
sneafures propofed by his Ruffian Majedy. General
Duaoc is dill here. The day bcfore yefterday it was
hppofed he was about to depart, as he had taken up
a confiderable turn at his banker's. Prince DoLoo
&um has returned to RufGa, loaded with proofs of
the King's favour. Baron_ de Boum:Ks, Ruffian
Atubaaidor at the Bavarian Court, has declared his

dircontent refpeEting the conduit of the Aullrians in
Bavaria, which he confiders as unfavourable to the
cattle of the Allies.

GERMAN?.

HAstattan, Ocr. sB.—The French have figna•
heed the termination of their power on our river, by
an atrocity almoft without parallel even in the hiftorr
of their many abufes. On pretended information given
to him by Tome of his (pies, Monfieur Boulatanma,
the French Minifter here, Come time fence gave or-
ders for the feizure of an American Ship going down
the river in WWI ; the feizure accordingly took
place at Cuxhaven, and when Mr. Foam, the
AmericanConful, remonlirated on the fubjeft, he was
informed that no reclamation could be received here,
and that very little hope could be indulged in the
fuccefs of an application at Paris, where the condem-
nation would undoubtedly take place by the Emperor
hinfolf.—A reprefentation was, however, made thro'
the American Minifler at Paris, and after tome weeks,
the confidently expelled order for confiliation not
arriving, and the French being about to evacuate
Cuxhaven, M. BOURRI sum a 101 l patience, and order-
ed the Ship up to this place for Sale. As (non as this
was known, Mr. Foless made an application for a
copy of the aft of condemnation, and received for
anfwer that the whole affair, whichl M. BOURRI/NIII
bad in the firs inftance avowed to have been
infii-
gßated and purfned by him, now wh'lly regarded the
Martha' Bainsanorzsi and that all reclamation on
the fubjeft mull be addreffed to him. Marlhal Bart-
stenos ra had before this left Hanover. Mr. Finials
then polled at the Exchange, a public caution againft
buying this (hip, no regular condemnatiop having
taken place, and protefled againft any fele within the
limits of this city. Further meafures were adopted,
and the rightful owner, accompanied by a Notary?
took poffeffion of the Ship, and was afterwards forci-
bly difpoirt (fed by a band of Frenchmen, Come of
whom were armed. Official reprefentations have
been made to the Senate, who in a cafe where the
French are panics, dare net affert that jultice, with
a reale of which every incliiidual member of the GO.
vernment is penetrated. A fuit has been commenced
spina the city for the vettitution of the property, or
indemnity, and in this Rate remains this affair, which
hat eitcite,J much attention hire. It is, however, tur,
del-Rand that, to his no tinall mortification, M. Bova,.
RIENNII cannot find a putch.fer for his booty,
win not realize very great pecuniary advantage Sr
this outrage'.