Star.
London, England, 1805-10-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

Beat N, OCT. 15—Count HAVGWITZ is this clay
returned from Vienna. The French Envoy, M.
Laroarr, accompanied by Mar(hal Duaoc, wete
obferved driving to his Excellency's. The contribu-
tions of the French are valued at zoo,coo dollars.—
Baden, in order to avoid regulations of a firailir na-
ture, has paid 1,300,000 florinc.
VIENNA, Ocr. 9.—The million of the Pcultan Ca.
binet Minifter, Count HAUG WITZ, and the refult of
it, have afforded much fatisfaflion here.
General ME ERVE LDV left Vienna on the gth inft. to
conduit the junction of the firft Rufacin column,
commanded by General Kurusow, with the Auftrian
army. At the fame time, a part of the German
guard of Noblemen went to the main army. fince it
is now certain that the Emperor swill lhortly return
thither. _ _ _

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General Kurusow left Vienna this day, in his way
to Upper Altana. The Ertl column of Ruffians was
to be at Wells this day. The fecond column is now
on its march through Moravia. The troops are
marching alternately one day, and the next day they
are conveyed-in waggons.
The Emperor of Rua has prefented his Envoy
at our Court, Count RASUMOWS KY, with a rich gold
fnuff box, of very extraordinary value, accompanied
by a very flattering letter, as a mark of his particular
fatisfation with the fignal merit which the Count has
difplayed at his poll.
MA NHEINI, OCT. I I.—The inhabitants of Wirtem-
burg are prohibited, under pain of the moll revere
puniflament, to deliver forage, or any thing whatever
to the Autirian army, or to receive Vienna paper
money into the public theft.
The arrea of the two Foreign Miniflers at Stut-
yard did not laa 48 hours, and they have both re-
ceived paffports to depart.
FROM THE MAINE, OCT. I'_'.—The inhabitants of
the Brifgau have been ordered, in cafe of the march
of foreign troops into that rmvince, to remain entirely
paffive, and to take no part either fur or againtt either
of the Belligerent Powers.
The French army carries with it a confiderable
provifion of meal and bifcuit in cafe of need. The
peafants who drive theft fit pplies and follow the army,
come in part from the •....aior of France, and in part
from Lorraine and Alface.
According to the Public Papers a corps of Pr uffian
troops is expelled in the territory of Foulda. . .

Troops are going from Erfer, to Anfpach and Bay-
reuth.
FRANCONIA, Ocr. 12.—Confiderable bodies of
Pruffian troops are colleting in Franconia, as well as
in Wellphalia.
RATISISON, OCT. z T.—Since the Ele6tor Bavaro-
Palatine has formally joined the French, the princi-
pal Auftrian Klitary Commanders have already
isrdered confiderable contributions to be railed in
Bavaria.
HAMSuEGH, Ocr. 18.—The !whiners of this place
is almoft at a nand, in confequehce of the information
received by the lan mail from England, that the na-
vigation of the Elbe is free again. We are at a lots
to account for this meafure, at a moment when the
French, far from evacuating the Eletlorate, are,
on the contrary, occupied in fortifying its two prin-
cipal fortrefres, Hameln and Nieuburg, and reinforce
their garrifons by detachments from Holland. The
day before yeflerday fixty French houffards were on
the other fide of the Elbe, at Harburg. How, there-
fore the banks of that river can be confidered fres,
is difficult to afcertain, unlefs its fecurity is warrant
ed by the defcent of the Hanoverian Legion, or the
motions of the Ruffian army, now in Pomerania.—
As long as neither the one nor the otlter event takes
place, all rads, neutral or otherwife, laden with
produce from England, are certainly deflined to help
to defray the expences of the war againit Auttria,
whofe army has been unfuccefsful. One body of
whom, confining of twelve battalions, have been
made prifoners, cut off on account of tie unexped-
ed march of the French through the Prunian territo•
y. The Athlrians were fo flrongly preffed, and taken
in flank, that the Archduke FERDINAND, with 3o or
4c,0,-.:o men, is almost entirely fotrounded by three
French divifions, and was expatzd (according to a
letter received here this morning, by the French Mi-
flitter from his mafter the Emperor, at Angibuc g, and
immediately publicly communicated) to fitrrender.
BERNADoTTE had cccupied Munich, and the whsle
Atillrian army was in full retreat.
The French have not cents rued themfelves with the
moll exorbitant requilitions in the Pruffian country
of Anfpach, but have alma opened by force the King's
corn !wades, and taken away the grain.
We learn juft now that the French are again in
poffeftion of Cuxhaven.
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

to Ruffian troops, amounting to 25,000 men,
r the command of General 'locator, are at--
in the Duchy of Lautr.hurgh, and are f/tid to
dready taken poll:ffion of the fortrefa of itatz-

wo r three days we expeEt the RufGan army
neighbourhood. A Swedilh force of 30,c00
is follow them. His Swedilla Majelly is ea-
at Stralfund on the aoth, and will command
my in palm

OSWAIIIVCIr, OCT. 12.....111 a few days, feverish
corps of Batavian troops, with artillery, will arrive 1
in the Bithopric of Ofnabruck, to remain Tome
the country. The country Magiftrates have received'
orders to hold in readinefs provifions for .}coo men,
and forage for upwards of r zoo horfes.
Essrvaua, Ocr. 15.4rhis morning the Ruffian
fhips of War failed for North Sea.
A Swedifh brig of war, and a cutter, arrived in
our Roads yeßerday, in the afternoon, from the

Baltic.
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SUABIA, OCT. r r.—Duke Paut.bas been appointed
Field Marlhal by the French Emperor.
Wirtemburg furnilhes, betides the troops already
railed, 2000 men more, and the country pays for this
purpofe 600,000 florins. The French have a leper-
abundance of ready calk, and pay in Wirtemburg for
every thing they get. The Wirtemburg corps of
Chaffeurs is affociated fto the body guard of the

French Emperor. The German General WaLLMODSN
follows, as io the former war, the rear of the enemy's
army.
FRIBOUReS OCT: 7.—The late Landamman, Mr.
D'As FRY, who has been to Strafbargh. on a million
to the Emperor of the French, only Raid four hours
at that place. He arrived there at eight in the morn-
ing, and at ten he had an audience of the Emperor,
which lafted half an hour. At twelve on the fame
day, he fet off again, and arrived here on the ad of
this month. M. D'Arrav has received frefh proofs
of the Emperor's affeEtion, and the moft fatisfaaory
affuranees relative to our neutrality.
LEYDEN, OCT. 20.—The preparations in the Auf-
trian Monarchy are continued with very great &di-
vity ; and it is reported that Aultria will raile another
levy of 36,000 recruits, Bohemia and Moravia 60,000,
and Hungary gz,ooo.
MADRID, OCTOBER 4.-a BRUNO Ds HAZETTA,
Commandant in General of Algefiras, has written to
the Prince of the Peace,that in the morning of the Rlit
of September, appeared in fight a brigantine with-
outany colours hoi lied, which an gunboat (con
after took under her &on for Gibraltar. D. Fitast-
men MAu ?ELLE, Captain of a frigate, and Major-
General, immediately fet off in a long boat to inter-
cept the brigantine. On his coming up with her, an
Engin frigate of go guns, a corvette of 24, and
two gun boats got under weigh to frultrate his pur.
pofe. The Chief of Squadron, D. NICHOLAS D'Es-
TRADA, proceeded to the proteCtion of MAURELLE
with a fquadron of fourteen gun veffels and five
boats. As foon as our fquaelron got within papa
fhot diflance of the enemy, who had already opened I
their fire, an aCtion commenced, which was vigo.
way maintained on both fides for more than three
hours. The enemy at length retreated under the
I guns of their lama's, and our iquadron returned to'
Algefiras with the brigantine, which belongs to Dem I
mark, and was going into Gibraltar with a cargo of
timber. We fultained bot very little lots in this
affair. The enemy received confiderable damage
in their rigging. They were obliged to take one
of the gun boats in tow, an.'. the day after they
were feco repairing the fides of the corvette, which
bad received three (hots below the water line.
The latl advices from the Viceroy of Mexico (late
that his Excellency was taking :neat-ores to place the
fortrels of Vera Cruz, and the cattle of St. Juan de
Ulna, in the bell Rate of defence. He had colleCted
a competent number of gun boats and other armed
rads, and cantoned in the vicinity a body of infan-
try, cavalry, and flying artillery, to be ready to aft
according to eircumliances.
STRASBURG, OCTOBE& x o.—On the 6th the Pri•y
Counfellor Rostwri EL, arrived here from Berlin,
with a commit Eon to prefent to her Majefty the Em
prefs, a very valuable porcelain vale, as a prefent from
the Queen of Ptuffia.
On the 7th Marfhal KELLERMAN arrived here He
is appointed to the principal command of the Army
of Referve of the fifth military divition.
OCTOBER I r.—ln the courfe of three weeks two
hundred thoufand men have marched into Germany
from the Coafis of the Ocean, and from the interior
of France and Holland. The magazines and the
artillery parks have been formed ; the means of
tranfportation provided, and the adminiltration of I
provitions, convoys, and forage, organifed. Our
whole military fy Item is enlarged. The Emperor
was accompanied with all his Guards. Communica.
tions are eltabli(hed between all the different parts of
the armies. Their operations are condueted in friend-
ly countries, and they are full of confidence and at-
tachment to his Majetly.
Here and in the neighbourhood. another confider.
able corps of troops have arrived from the interior of
France, who will ctofs the Rhine in the courfe of the
week.

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