Star.
London, England, 1805-11-30 00:00:00

Auassuac, Nov. 6.--It is afferted politively, that
a propofal has been made to his Majetly the Emperor
of the Fre.och, for a folpenlion of arms ; it is needlefs
to add that this prof:minion has been rejaled. Either
pear,: or war, there can be no intermediate Rate be-
tween them under the prcfent circumilances.
Nov. 9.—About one hundred Auatian prifuners
arrived here this day.

The foll,.wing details have been juil publiated re-
lative to the operations of the corps of the army under
Martha' Nay :
This corps, ir,oco flrong. after having quitted the vicinity of
Vim, took a dirt &ion towards Upper Bavaria; cm the 4th of No-
vember it arrived in the enviions of Partenkirch and Mittenwald.
On the sth Martha! Ney carried the ftrongly fortified front of the
Pali of Fcharnitz, firuated two leagues to the South of Mitten-
avahl column of [tench troops advanced at the fame
time from Partenkireh, acrofs woods and the molt craggy moun-
tains, towards the defile of Lenard), which it carried. rhis co-
lumn found itfelf then in a coudition to take the pats of Scharnitz
the r'ar. The Tyrolian as well as the levyen-maffe,
uppolA a long and obitinate radiance. The French had great
nuns ors kired, as well by the tire of mutkary, as by the Crag-
masts of rocks which the Tytolians rolled down upon them from
the tops of the mountains.
After three unfurcefsfal attempts they at length took Schantitz
by 'Quit. On the Gth the Fr,-mh troops proceeded through Lee-
kid and Zieri. towards .nfprrick, where they arrived in the even-
ing; they made many prifone rs. and took a great number of can •
mons. 'the Tyroliars, who fell into their hands, have been libe-
rated on a promilk not to cormrit Hither hoftitities. The Aur•
than troops have withdrawn from inuth.il to Breunerberg. Ano-
ther diviSon of French troops is on its march by Rattcnburg and
Schwarz towards Hall and lnfpruck.

MUNICH, Nov. B.—We have received authentic
intelligence, that the head quarters of the Emperor
DONAPARI Ris removed from Ips to Moelk. The
advanced guard of the French was at St. Poeltan,
from which the Roffians retreated precipitately. A
deputation of the Megifiracy of Vienna, who came
by the Left Bark of the Danube to avoid the Attar°
Ruffians, waited upon his Majefty, and were admit-
ted to 'n audience. They fupplicated his Majeay to
treat the city of Vienna with kindnefs, as the unfor-
tunate inhabitants were not the caufe of the war
We are affured, that the Emperor told them, that
the inhabitants of Vienna mull take care not to open
their gates to the Auftrians or Rullians, but only to
his army. We are affured, &cm tI c belt authority,
that there is no longer any refiftarce.
The Ruffian Generals have publicly declared that
they will continue their retreat. The glorious loc.
acts of the French in the Tyrol is confirmed. Our
troops have taken poffeffion of the whole of the val
ley of the Inn. General Nay took, on the sth, the
Olfs of Leiichach Scharnitz. The day before yeller-
day he entered Infpruck at the head of his troops.
Nov. t o.—The Gazettes of this town, of this day,
contain the following articles :
After feveral fnccefsful combats, in which the Ba-
varian troops have been engaged in the mountains
and upon th= Reiferbach, they have made themfelves
anallers of Keil:dein, a town in the Tyrol, and en-
tirely furl-mines d t lie citadel of Get eifiein.
The f; Hering are the Articles of Capitulation
concluded with the Bailiwick and the Lower Fortrefs
of Ruff:lt:in.
I.—Capin: hems r-.lschteci.sritit the Bavario-Palatine Corps, near

Ot.eraudorff, Ilottlaudortf, Munhibauch and Felhbach.
Tie Bailiwick of Kuffftein enrages to make all boitilities ceafe
on the part of the inhabitants of the country in the diftriets of
Mariefttin and 1 l itrhrg, and-upon the two Banks of the Inn.—
'Die two Cornmar:Ja:ts, lituttuant•Colonels De Zor. cut and
loaDAr, promtfe on .heir part, to eanfe to be relpecled by the
Corp, under their ord-ts, the perfonal fafety and properties of the
inhabitants.
Done at Kuffftein. New. 7. 1835.
Il.—Capitulation for the Inferior Fortrefs of Knifficin.

z. There Gall not be ettablithed on the part of the enemy's
army any battery in the town, from which there shall not be, be-
fides, any fire kcl't ep againft the fortrefs. The forint, engages
to do nothing agatntt the city.
Anfwcr -Or the r rt of the flavarian garrifon. there Gall not
be eltablifhed any battery againit the form fs, which, on its part,
Gall do noth:og againft the garrtfo., of the city.
a. The properte belonging to the military as well as the citi-
zens, and the pet roils of the latter, !hall be refpedied
Anfwcr - All property belonging to the Officers and their wives
Gall be rapt died.
s. All the garrifon (ball retire into the fartrefs ; and for this
'more four hours Dull bt. allowed.
Anfwer—Granted.
Done at Kuffftein, Nov. 7, 1805.
BANKS OF THF. RHINE, NOV. ig.—lt iS laid that
'Martha' Du ROC went fir ft to Munich to confer with
M. TALLEY RAND, and to make at the fame time the
preparations for the opening of the negotiations. It
was from thence he was to proceed to the head quar-
ters at Moelk. Count Hautwurz will go direly
from Ratifbln to Munich.
The Aultiimi troops polled between Fueffen and
the Lake of Conilance have fallen back—it is Paid
they mean to get to Vintchgau, to effeit their junc-
tion with the corps of the Archduke Jortu's army on
the Brenner. Prince Muter is at Vienna.
The French troops polled upon the left bank of
the Danube, under lin RAC (PHI LLIP RP, DU PONT,
and commanded in Chief by MORTIRR, menace the
frontiers of Bohemia and Moravia, and obferve Arch-
duke Fe!' OIN AND'S corps, Rill Rationed in the latter
province.
Novsmees t6.—Marfhal AUGFREAU'S corps has
coafted the Southern and Laflern Banks of the Lake
of Conflance. He has palled by Überlingen, Ra-
venfpurg, With:tin, and Langenagen : his ad-
vanced guard has already taken poiliftion of Lindau
and Bregentz, from whence General WOLFSKEHL
bas retired. General BARAGUAY d'Hit.Litas has
invaded Bohemia. He has advanced by Tektite
upon Pilfen ; his advanced guard has already arrived
in that town at the date of the laft news.
Ia s renew, Nov. 4.—Our brave militia, fupported
by a numerous body of the military, have been at the
polls aligned to them (ince the t3th of Odlober.—
Five hnndred Trench ptifoners were brought in on
the ,6th, to Bregents, and thence conducted to
Feldicirk.
His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Joan returned
hither on the zyth from the headquarters of the
Army of Italy. The i:refence of this beloved Prince
bas infpired the Tyrolians with (refit ardour. There
arrived, at the fame time, a letter from his Royal
Highnefs the Archduke Ctrali.ss, addreffed to the
Provincial Regency. His Royal Highnefs teflifies in
the molt atfeeing manna. his fatisfattion at the loyal
condat of the Tyrolian nation ; and declares, that,
&could circumfiances render it neeeffary, he will come
in perfon to the affißance of the Tyrol. l
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sdte.
HANov*a, Nov 12.—it was intimated to the Of•
Seers oo the Pa; a:it, the day btlore yetterday, that
they were to fend back to ailberitadt ail their fuper-
fluous baggage, as well as their tents, for the pu-
pae of having as 'attic incurribmice as pciriblc on