Star.
London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

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Nat tes*Sartr. 2.----The infiltration in Calabria s
hallening to a period- Ten fail of Englifh•fhips, crui-
zing near Piocida, have received orders by a brig to
Rear to the Calabrian coat, to receive troops' on board.
From Mama alto we learn, that a number of sag-
lith vefTels had returned to Sicily with troop on
board ; that only two hundred men remained in the
fort of Scala' °pirate Meffina, to receive and protein
the principal infurgents, who might with to be tranl
ported to Sicily.
HAGUE, SIPT. 26.—We learn that the camp at
Zieft has broken up.
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FLUSHING, SLPr. 22.—Two orders have been
siiven by the Commandant in Chief Monne. dated
e 21ft, Ilatinr that each inhabitant (ball provide his
family with wheat diffident for fig weeks, commen-
cing Oftober the eft ; fecondly, that the bakers (hall
previndly provide themfelves with a difficient quart-
, tity of fuel ; and that, on the yth ef October, an en.
quiry (hall be 14 no font refpelling the execution of
thefe orders, when thole perlons who have not tom.
II plied with them (hall be fent out Of the plaise in cafe
of an attack. The inhabitants are alfu called upon
to remove all trees, babes, hedges, dec. fruit trees ea-
cepted, within three hundred rods of the place, to
prevent, them front affording any (hater to the ene-
I my, or from remaining as obliacles to the fire of the
' place.
DUSSiLDORF• Srvv. 20.—The night before lad,
his Imperial Higlined the Grand Duke of Berg, fet
off in hafte for Paris.
Sirs. 22.—We obferve troops advancing on all
fides, with the view of compofing a formidable army
on the Dutch frontiers. A relpetlable number is
already collated ; and the whole, espetted to be col-
lefled in a few days, will be eighty thonfand men.
French and Dutch. It appears that the Kin of
Holland is to have the command, and that the defence
of hit own territory will be principally entrutted to
the Dutch troops. We learn that hi. &Nay's fpeedy
arrival has been juft announced officially.
Seer. 2 —An article which has appeared in the
Frankton Journal, flitting that the French mode of
confcripti,.n was to be introduced into the Duchy 61
Cleves and Berg, ha, been very ferioufly taken up and
contradicted, in the Course of this city.

FRANKFORT. SEPT. 31.—.1t feems that there will
be no mate' hal change in the !minion of the French
armies till the return of Matfhals Ney, Augereau,aud
Mortier, from Pat is.
Thr troops un the march from the Lower Rhine
to the Main, have had fudden orders to halt, as well
a, th.'fe vim were coming hither from Anfpach.—
hforlhal Augereau is not expe‘ted back betore the
28th ; and it Gents, that if there ihuulu be any en-
campment upon the Maio, it will be at Bergen, about
a league from this city.
AU the carpenters in the neighbourhood of Co.
logne and Bonn have liteu put in a Hate of requiti
ti, ii, in order to lay bridges over the Rhine at the
Ihurteß notice.
Brannan was fill in the hands of the Drench on
the e jt.h.
There has been fome retinue refiflance to the new
mode of rectuiting in Wirtemberg : the military,
having been called in, rellored order.
The recruiting fei vice has been carried on very
brifkly in Bavaria within the lag fortnight, but hill
in the old way.
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The head quarter; of MarThal Berthier were at
Munich on the 18th, though all his baggage was
packed up, and his departure was momenta/ay ex-
pelled. The Martha' had ordered all the depots of
cavalry of the oh, stb, and 6th corps, to march to
Strafburgh.
Sam so.—The Marquis de Lnechelini arrived
heft from Paris on the tBth, and continued his j ut
ney to Berlin on the following day.
Our city hay already experienced the goad (fats
of the new Government. The mediation of the
Prince Primate has induced the Emperor Napuleon
to remit the payment of the remainder the contri-
bution impofed on this city. A letter of thanks has,
of conrfe, been trenfmitted from this city to the 5..-
vertign.
MAI stitch Sam 20 —The Prullian army on on-
frontier is flrunger every day. General Kalkreuth
has taken the politirm of General Blucher. His right
is pulled towards /gunner t his left is on the (He of
Lill Friefland. General Blucher, who joined Gene-
ral Kalkteuth's corps fume days fir cc, has now
moved more to the left, and occupies the territory of
Waldeck, oppofite to the Heffian frontier. General
Volt Ruchel, whole head quarters are at Gottingen,
has advanced his petition in a right line partly to-
wards General Blucher. To boa left, behind the
Elbe, the grand army is formed, commanded by Mar.
Thal Mollendorf and his Majelly in perfon, which is
c, mpuied at fevcnty thoufand infantry and fixteen
thoufand cavalry. Its prctent litnatiou is in the vi-
cinity of Bog. Fourteen thoufand men nitro(' this
camp between the lath and 16th ;talent ; and, accor-
ding to the orders of Marlkal Mollendorf, all the
tro, ps in hlagdeborg mutt be encamped by the 22d.
Further on, to the left, are the stoops in Sadie,
under Prince Hohenlohe, to which, it is liid, twenty
thobland Saxons are to be added. The latter corps
has two receives in its tear. one at Ctoirin and the
other at Bober. Large magazines are forming upon
the Oder.

Sier. 19.—Great movements of troops
take place here. The fortrefs of Hameln has been
fully p:ovitioned for three months. Great diligence
is ufed in the repairs of the tot tifications of Nieu-
burgh.

St rTF MISER 21.—Baron Ingesfleben, it is laid, has
betn appointed Minificr of the Hanoverian Depart-
ment, by his Majeliy the King of Priam.
Lieutenant General Von Ruchel's head•quarters
are hill at Mulhaufen.

General Kalkreuth's corps is not to march through
Hanover, but to take another dellination.
MUNICH, bIPT. 13.---Several French battalion',
anti finir tquadrons of cavalry, have orders to return
to France. Their route i► for Strathurg, v..l.ete they
are to receive 50,000 Confctipth, train them, and
.'npatch them to the Grand Army, as they may be
it quit-ed. Thefe mealt.res, and the dep more fe-
vend Maahals for Pali., throw no irnall Jamp up
the hope% of peace. The march of the AutirEta pi--
toners OW continues. A number of report% are con•
!item:lily in citcolationi rcfpcaing tome Itipulationr.
between France and Auaria ; but they arc without
foundation.