Star.
London, England, 1813-09-04 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, AUGUST 20.

Every precaution has been taken to guarantee the
safety of our frontiers ; General Wrede, Commander
in Chief of the Bavarian corps de armee, has ad-
vanced the troops under his orders to the frontiers
of the kingdom.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princesses
Royal have arrived with the young Prince Maximi-
lian, and all their Court, at the castle of Nymphen-
burg. The bailiwick and town of Salzburg, the
usual residence of the Prince Royal, have been de.
clared in a state of siege, by order of the General
in Chief, Count Wrede. Se'teral Bavarian bat-
talions are on march to reinforce General Wrede's
corps d'armee.
No official publication had appeared at Vienna
up to the 14th of August. In consequence of the
impossibility of exporting goods to foreign countries,
the price daily gets lower. The greatest stagnation
prevails in trade at Vienna.

GENOA, AUGUST U.
The last accounts received of the plague at Malta
state, that the mortality continued, and there daily
died about forty persons.
• DRESDEN, AUGUST 16.
The Emperor left this capital yesterday afternoons
and took the Rena road.
The King of Naples set out to-day, at noon. This
Prince took the usual route and went by Schmeede-
feld towards Bautzer..
Since yesterday, much artillery has been placed
upon the ramparts of the old town, as well as on
the redoubts which have been constructed before
the suburbs.
After the departure of the Imperial Guard, the
Westphalian troops, who tor some time have occu-
pied a camp before this capital, have gone into gar-
rison both in the old town and FredriCkstadt.
On the 14th, a Polish division of the Legion of
the-Vistula arrived.
We still expect here several mere corps of troops
of that nation, so that iu a few days our garrison
will be numerous.
We see entire regiments of infantry and cavalry
pass here without interruption.
We every day add to the works which defend the
interior and exter►or of our town. A part of the
suburbs may be entirely inundated. The houses
which were at the interior entrances of the town have
been pulled down and converted into batteries.
MUNICti, AUGUST 20.

Yesterday fresh troops of the line and national
guards, second class, as well as detachments of light
horse and seas d'ver, arrived here.
WURTSBURG, AUGUST 22.

We immediately expect a gr;at number of troops
here, which are to form a part of the Bavarian corps
d'armee. The General of division Count Milhaud,
who commands the cavalry of it, has for some days
been at Frankfort, to receive the cavalry returning
from Spain, of whom 6000 men arg destined for this
corps d'armee, and are to be here in a few days.
FRANKkORT, AUGUST c 4.

Intelligence to-day received from Saxony announce
that the French have gained some advantage over the
enemy. We expect the details.
The General of division, Aubrey, has arrived here.
BRANAU, AUGUST i 5.
The General commanding, Count Wrede, has to-
day issued the following-Proclamation:
u Events have caused a necessity for declaring in a
state of siege Salzbourg, the capital of the circle of
Sabath. these circumstances may give place to
diderent exaggerated reports and uninterrupted tears,

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and Interrupt the communications between the autho-
rities of the Regency and the Communes.
44 Brave Mountaineers of the circle of Salsach i do
not suffer yourselves 'to be deceived by false reports,
nor inquiet yourselves by vain fears. Your inviolate
fidelity to the Prince and the country is known, let
your courage be equally firm and immovable. ir our
King loves you, have confidence in him, in the bra-
very of his troops, and the justice of the cause for
which they are fighting, if they attack the rights of
the King and the frontiers of the country.
" Let every one tranquilly. continue his occupation,
placing his confidence in Gm in his King, and in
that fidelity which his armies have sworn to him.
" Given at my head-quarters, Branau, 15th Aug.
WREDL"