Star.
London, England, 1805-12-20 00:00:00

VIENNA, NOVEMBER a.

From the preparations made by the French, there
is every reafun to believe that they will loon truer
Hungary. They have already prepared a procla-
mation to the Hungarian Nation, in the French,
Latin, and Hungarian languages, which they intend
to diftribute on their entrance into the and
in which it is Rated that the Emperor NAPOLE.OII in
fetting foot in Hungary, has no objet other than
to force the Emperor of Auftria to make peace; that
he will, in confequencei.refpeet the rtligion and the
coniiitution of the country, and guarantee the pro-
perty and liberty of individuals.
Every Frenchman, it is Rated, who acts contrary
to there principles, will be punifhed with death ; but
his Majelly the Emperor of the French hopes, in his
turn, that the nation will receive the viEtorrous 4,my
with refpea, will take care of its maintenance, and
will'not fuller any offence to be given to it, which will
be puniibed with levet ity.
The Count de PALFY has quitted Prefootirg, and
conferred the command of that town on Major
BUTTN le.

Nov. 3o.—We have certain advices of the French
having entered Pretbourg in the afternoon of the
271 h. One column marched into the counties of
Edenbourg, Eifenberg, and Wiefelburg. We do
not yet know whether they have occupied thof.:
towns, but it is certain they will loon become the
theatre of bloody fcenes, as a column of Ruffian
troops marched from Curio, by Dalmatia and Cro-
atia, to Hungary, and the levy ea rsta.A is in full aeti-
vity in Lower Hungary.
A Bulletin in the French and German language
has been polled up at the corners of the ftreeti, which
Rates that the Army of Italy has effeeted a junCtion
with the Grand French army; that the French are
mailers of. Venice, &c. &c. and that their army will
be reinforced by a new army of Confcripts.

Some days ago a deputation of four Magi(: aces
from Paris arrived here, who brought to his Imperial
Majefty of the French the congratulations of nis good
city of Paris.
On the 27th November, the Order of the Day,
which was iffiaed from the French head quarters at
Bruno, contained the following proclamation :
tg The Emperor hears with dtfpleafure of the dif.
orders which have taken place in the rear of thc army,
and which have rifen to inch a degree as to demand
his Majelly's ferious attention. Some worthlefs men,
who leek to difhonour the army, and who, inllead of
repairing to their ftandards and facing the enemy, lag
behind for the perpetration of crimes. His Majefly
orders that five moveable columns (hall be formed,
each of which fhall be under the command of an Au-
jutant or Captain, a Chef d'Eicadron, a Captain of
Infantry, an Officer of the Gens d'Armerie, and a
Civil Magiftrate, who than each have the duty of
giving in regular reports refpeaing the difitias in
which their refpeslive columns keep the peace.
" All followers of the army, who under pretence
of wearinefs (hall remain behind their corps, for the
fake of marauding, (hall be arreiled, and, if guilty,
immediately fubjeaed to the judgment of a military
Commiffion."

The, public of Vienna have been requelled to fup•
ply the hofpitals of the city, which are full of woun-
ded, with lint.
The Adminiqrator or Steward in Pottenftein,
SAIUMIti, lately ventured to arm the peafants and
people in his neighbourhood, and carried his boldnefs
fo far as to attack (on the 18th of November) a fmall
detachment of the 3Sth regiment of the French line,
who belonged to the' fecond corps of the army, and
guarded the equipage of the Regiment. The party
of SAaroar fucceeded in difarming the French. But
a ftronger party having been fent out againß them,
they were fpeedily reduced, and their boors were dif-
armed, their leader was tried by a Court, and inllantly
that.

On the t 7th the following proclamation appeared
in Vienna :