Star.
London, England, 1806-10-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER to.
The detachments of the Imperial. Guard which
were at Milan, fet out on the ill of Odober to join
their corps in Germany. Thefe detachments are nu-
merous, and remarkable for their excellentllap, and
the fpirit by which they are animated. .
°croaks. I.—On the sth, the Emperor was Rill
at Wu: tzburg. He did not feel any ill conic:pence'
fromiatigue, and enjoyed the heft health.
Ocrossa s.—On the morning of the 9th, a cods-
rier of his Majeßy the Emperor, paged thtough .Bruf-
leis, on his way from the head quarters atWurtaffurgs
proceeding with all poffible haft to Paris.
Lord Lauderdale has left Paris upon his return to
England.—(Gareth de Fraitts.)
he Rate of the public mind at Paris is truly so.
markable ; From day to day its inhabitants await,
without anxiety, the intelligence that hankies have
commenced, and yet reports of peace are lisooger
than thole of war : every one feems to be aware wbat
are the true intereßs of Pruffia. So late az yeaerday,
we were affured that very recent letters front the
Grand army, Itteckit as certain, that the troops were
in fight of each other ; but that the Kiog of Pruffia
had fent one of his Officers to the ?tench head quar-
ters, vdth a letter addreffed to the Emperor. It is
added, that this ?ruffian Officer loon afterwards re•
turned with an anfwert No one endeavours to inter.
pret this cotrefpondeace, but they are convinced that,
in the prefent circumftances, it mull decide the quef•
lion of peace or war.
In the night, between the Bth and 9th of tlftober,
the Englilk made a new attempt on the town and
harbour of Boulogne, with their infertial machines.
If they meant to make a noife, they were fuccefsful ;
all the letters from that plate agree in derail:nig the
report as truly terrific ; they further agree in affirm-
ing, that not a lite was 1011, nor any perfon wounded.
The damage is confined to two houfes which were
confiderably injured, and (rime others Rightly.
Meffrs. de Mohan, a General in the Auftrian fer•
vice, the Count de Miels, Chamberlain of the Empe-
ror of Auntie, the Countels of Wetternich Wilburgh,
and family, and likewife a courier from Vienna, paired
thro' Nancy, on the Bth inft. on their way to Paris.
Several Englilh veffels approached the harbour of
Boulogne on the Bth of this mcnth, with the dxfign
of letting fire to the flotilla ; and, with dral view.
they threw a great quanta rof rockets and SA works,
which, fortunately, produced no ace.
The prifoners brought into Dieppe by an Englilh
flag of truce, are all infirm or lick, and belong to the
divition of Captaio Domanoir. The !loop, after taking
on board (cane provifions again let fail on her return.
The Aigle privateer, Of Boulogne, has carried into
that port the English fhip the Peace, laden with
gin, Etc.
The troops which are at Paris have received orders
to let out immediately for the army. The whole re-
terve of the delta' tment of Eure let out on the 9th.
The elevation of the public funds Rill continues ;
it difconcerts the fpeculators, and proves the increa-
flog confidence which the government infpires.
The places of rendezvous for the formation of the
three Swift regiments, the fluff of which has jun been
appointed by the Emperor, are Avignon, Lille, and
Rennet.

Ocrosact 14.—1 t is generally underftond, that the
Confcrvative Senate has been fummoned to meet to-
day : and that it will receive a communication of the
higheft importance from his Majefty the Emperor.

VITRE, OCTOBER It.
Numbers of confcripts, from different departments,
all of whom have as air of gaiety and fatisfadion,
have arrived here. Though the day's march from
Rennes to Vitre is ten leagues, yet, at night, the
of amble in our public places, and dance to the found
of violins, which Tome of them carry wish them.
Divifions of Englillt prifoners, of about 5o men
each, have paned this way, within thole two days.
under efeort of the Gen/ d'Arnas, on their road to
Arras. They were taken by tonic French frigates,
which landed them at L'Olicut.

CALAIS, bCTOIIIIIt ra
te Rerd.ay an Englilb courier debarked hero,thongh
the wind would have carried him to Boulogne—be
*es probably prevented from gning there by the ex-
pedition directed nn the preceding night aglinft that
mom by the Englilh. In the (pace of one hour, they
dirchariged 3 or aoo rockets spina the town and flo-
tilla. rhey obtained nothing by this difloyal expedi.
tiont but the Rime of having undertaken it.
SABLES, OCTOBER r.
111 e En lift continue eruizing off our coaßs. On
the 26th ult. about three o'clock in the afternoon,
three chafe alarm, laden with fah, for a neutral vet-
te), were takes, as loon as they had delivered their
Cargoes, by Eriglinicnen concealed in the fhip, who
told the crews they were prifonera, took puirciffon of
die three chafe marees„ and kept the men in their re-
fraive vcAels. One of the three Captains, with hi.
two font, having made themfelves familiar with the
lineal, who guarded them for two days, in the fame
polition refolved not to fairer themfelves to be carried
to England, but to retake their valet To accomplifh
this design, they determined to intoxicate their kee-
pers, by mixing brandy with their wine : this cape-
diem fucceeded fo well, that one, overpowered by '
the liquor, went below to lie dolman(' the other fell
*Beep upon deck. Tile Captain's youngeft fon
OMR laid to his father : 14 Bow's the time, they are
deep t let's fkut the hatches on him who is below,
tad tie the other who is upon deck." This they im.
ptettlattly did, and reached the coat again on the
tab. The two Englifbmen being made prifoners in
their tan, were lately brought to this place.
Another chafe maree reached the Matt of Saint
Ginza This veffel employed the fame expedient as
the other' and made two men prilonets, who were
Bkewife brow ht to this place.
On the poth of September, a floc, taken by the
Englifk, gained the coal! of St. Gilles. The crew of
this Hoop role upon three enemies, by whom they
were guarded, and who have boss concluded to Sa-
bles.

PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
PRESBURO, SEPTEMBER a+
We have this moment received from Bruhnrell, the
intelligence equally important and unexpeeed, that a
Rialto army of 80,000 men, which was on the fron-
tiers of Moldavia., has fluidally entered Wallachia.,-
Forty thoufand men of this army are rapidly advinc-
in toward Crajowa, about twenty milts north-eaft of

wtfiTzatrßn, OCTOBER so.
A fhort time before the French Emperor left this
city, the King of Wirtemberg arrived here; he form
after tinted the Emperor and the Grand Duke Joa-
thim, and in the afternoon this vifit was returned by
his Imperial Majefly and the Grand Duke. The
Lug of*Wirtemberg returned in the afternoon.
The Pruffian troops that had taken poll in Mei.
nangen,have fallen back ; it fecms that the Pruffians
are concentrating themfelves more and more is the
environs of Eifenaeh and Erfort. Among the
contingents of the Rhona Confederation which have
athrough here, are the troops of Baden. The
lliviGon of the Imperial Guard of Cavalry has
alto pared through this place, as have afro the Ma-
melukes, with a number of carriages for the Empe.
toes particular fervice.
STUTTOARD, OCTOBER is.
According to a Royal Order, no Meer mull be
exported from this kingdom, excepting from the
bank, exclufively.
MUNSTER, OCTOBER li.
At Grout, three leagues from hence, fome planks
have been taken from the bridge over the Ems, by
um of precaution. None of the inhabitants of this
city are permitted to go above three miles from this
place, without a paffport.
The Cathedral of St. Maurice, as well as ours, is
difrolved ; the Canons are so receive a frdary during
life.
DUSSELDORF, OCTOBER,;.
A Military Confcription is ordered in the Grand
Duchy, for railing our contingent, confining of goon
men. However, there are many exceptions in this
conferiptios in favour of perfons in uffier, the clergy,
and children upon whom their parents depend for a
maintenance, and all for whole towns and diaries,
where rnanufaftories are carried on, as at Elberfold,
Solingen, Rontlorff, &c.
MENTZ. OCTOBER to.
Intelligence is received here, that both CAA and
Itoftheim have been ceded to Fiance, and are stoked
to the empire by an Imperial Decree. The Duke of
Benevento, who is now here, is to appoint a day for
the formal transfer.
The pofition of the French army, we learn to be
as follows—All the troops which left Wnrtzburgh in
the latter end of September, have taken three diffe•
rent direeions. One corps has taken the route
through Caraed and Gemund. to Fulda ; a fecond
has peed through Schweinfurth, and advanced to
Mannernadt and Neunad, fpreading themfelves on
the left through Berchoffelseim to the Lobe, where
the fira PrufGan polls are Rationed. The third corps ,
has taken poll near Lanringen and Koniegfhofen,
which fortrefs is occupied by a numerous garrifon.—
This corps alto extends to Rorrrfcheld, where the
LA Pruffian polls commence. We learn, that in cafe
of hollilities, thefe three corps, which sorted, will
form a numerous army, are to advance through
Fulda, Schleulingen, &e. towards Gotha and Erfurt,
where a confiderable part of the Pruffian force is al.
ready a nimble d.
The French troops that occupy the northern part
of the Principality of Bamberg extend from Stank-
nein to Lichtenberg. A numerous garrifon is al-
ready placed in the fortified town of Kronacb, which
is fituated upon the farthest extremity, at no great
diflance from the Duchy of Saxe Coburg.
All the French troops which arrived in Germany
lag war, having been confiderably reinforced, have
arriv.d at Heir deflinations in the Upper Palatinate
and Franccnia, the divifiun under General Marmont
excepted, which is for the moll part in Dslmatia.—
&fides thefe corps, two others are formed ; one un-
der Marfhal Lannes, confining of the Rawer of the
army, and the other, of 6000 men, of the Imperial
Guard, and 6000 difmonnted drarons ; the ref,
under Martha' Monier, form a kind of Army of
Referee near this city.
Betides thefe, all the depots of the battalione and
firadrons are upon the march towards the left bank
of the Rhine, where they are getting ready to re-
ceive co,ooo Confcripts, who are trained and fent to
'he timv 1

iItANCkPORT. OCTOBFR
Our Sammie; the Prince Primate, has left this
city to day, for Ments, in order to pay a vifit to the
Emprefs. We are attired that her Majefty, and her
daughter, the Prince. Stephanie, will pafs the win-
ter at Manheim. Her hufband, the Grand Duke
of Baden, will, we are attired, MN in ptrfon in the
prefent campaign.
Of the Prullion army we learn that Prince Hohen-
lohe's corps, reinforced by other troops, has advan-
ced into the country of Bayreuth, with the view of
making head againft Maraud Soult, who has ad-
vanced
on that fide. This is the advanced FoArd of
that corps which was ander Prince Ferdsnand of
Pruflia,.(who, as we know, has already fallen in eon-
feguenee of the fiat viltories obtained by the French
army. See the Firtroordiaary Courant ef,rhis day.)
As all the PrulEan troops in the diftant parts of
the kingdom are in motion, eneffengers have been
fent in all direftions, to expedite their march.
The Court of Drefden has removed all its vales-
Mes, archives, ate. to toningflein : this forties,
filtrated upon an eminence, and generally deemed
impregnable, is provided with every thing omit:ay
for a lung liege.
The vifit of the Eleanr of Heffe to Ilia Imperial
Majelly's Head.guartero, is now contradicted.
From Twer, in RufEa, we learn that in all the
arfenals of the Crown they are at work day and night,
and that all the troops in the empire, excepting thofe
employed in Perfia, are in motion; part of them use
procreating fouthward towards the Dniefler, and from
thence to Turkey; and part of them weft ward to-
wards the frontiers of PrufEa. The march of the
Guards from St. Peterlburgh is all an event that is
cape/led. Thus it appears that the Ruffian Empire
will (non be at war with three of the greateft powers
—Perfia, Turkey, and France. in the mean while
it is clearly teen, that with • efpett to the latter, the
Ru(Gan troops will be expofed to confiderable dan-
ger, and, as in the laft war, be again too late.
THE EVENING STAR.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER sr.
His MAJESTY'S ACCZNION TO Tilt T —4l.ALlay.

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
At the Privy Council which fat yefterday after.
noon, the followiug Proclamation (which we gave in
part of our impreffion), received his Majeßy's Case-
tion. The writs for the New Parliament are return-
' able on Monday the I sth day of December :
BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION,
TOR DISSOLVING THIS PRISIMT agiaLiamaNT, Auto

DECLARING THY CALLING; Or ANOTEI RR.

GEORGE R.
Whereas we have thought St, by and with the advice of our
Privy Council, to difrolve this prefect Parliament, which now
Road. prorogued to Wednefday the sods day of this latent Oda -
her : We do, far that end, militias this our Rosa Proclamation; and
do hereby dlfrolve the Paid Parliament accordingly : and the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Chimes and Borgia,
and the Commillioners for Shires sad Bergh., of the Houk of
Commons, ars difcharged from their meeting and attitodesses am
Thurfday the fold oath day of this inners °Noise t And we being
delirous and refolved, as loon as may be, to men our People, and
token their Advice In Parliament, do hereby make known to NI
au a Ong Subjetla, our Royal will and ;Stature to call a New
Parliament; and do hereby further declare, that, with theldvist
of oar Privy Council, we have given order that OW aioneellar of
that part of our United Kingdom called Great Britain, and our
Chancellor of Ireland ,do refpedlirdy, upon notice thereof, forth.
with lifue out Writs in due form, sod according to law, for calling
a New Parliament : And we do hereby alto, by this our Royal
Proclamation, under our Great Seal of our United Kingdom, re
mike Writs forthwith to be Med accordingly by our fail Chan.
cellars refpeAively, (or ceding the Lords Spiritist and Tempo-
nl and Commons, who are to fent in our faid Parliament, to be
duly returned to, and give their attendance in our (aid Parliament,
which Writs are to be returnable on Monday, the tsds day of
December next.

Given at our Court at the Qilees's Houfe, the sea Day of
Oftober, One Thoufand Eight Hundred and Sir. Is
the Forty-Siztb Year of our Reign.