Star.
London, England, 1805-11-16 00:00:00

GOTTiNBIAGM MAILS.

Three Gottenburgh Mails arrived yefterday after-
noon. The accounts broughtby thefe confirm the arri-
valof the King of Swum. at Stralfund, accompanied
by Baron ARIATILDT j the Englifh Ambaffador, Mr.
Plattattrourr, it appears, met him there. An army
confining of twenty five thoufand Swedes and twenty
five thoufand Ruffians, immediately prepared to
march, and are to be under the immediate command
of his Swaim Mayastv in perfon, who has iffued a
fpirited Proclamation on the occafion.
His Swedifh Majefty will have under him the Ge-
nerals AILMFELDT and WACHNINSTaIt, as alto Gene
rats Baron TAIWAST and Von Vtaasecß.

About 17 fail of veffels under convoy of the
Prince William armed fhip, have put into Gotten-
burgh, where they arc detained by weilerly winds.

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

We have received the Monittur of the Bth, and the
(mailer French papets to the loth init. alto the Dutch
papers to the 14th, from which we have given ample
extrafts.

The Official Journal contains the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Bulletins of the Grand Army, and the T bird
of the Army of Italy.
The Bulletins of the Grand Army are dated from
the Head•Q!arters at Braunau, on the Inn, which
was occupied by Lamm ES, on the 29th ult. On the
following day BERNADOTTI entered Saltzburgh.
Thefe columns compofed the left and right wings of
the French army. They have advanced their but-
poßs, the left particularly, a confiderable way into
the Hereditary States, and their centre appears to be
moving forward to fupport them. Little or no re.
fiflance feems to have been oppofed to them, and we
do not find that, among the four or five hundred pd.
foneis which they affert to have made, a tingle
Gan is included.

It becomes more apparent, from every freffi infor-
tnation refpeaing the movements of the French ar-
my, that BONATAILTII intended to turn the Ruffians
on the Inn. They have, luckily, had prudence
enough to fall back, and the operations of the Frcnch
have, confequently, not fncceeded to the extent that
was expe.led. It is acknowledged by the French that
they begin to be ftraitened far provifions ; the longer,
therefore, the Block of battle is protraaed, the better
for the Allied Army. The French army was called
fo fuddenly to the Rhine, and has been fo rapid in
its movements fence it crolred that River, that the
formation of magazines of any extent was impoffible.
Bavaria has been almoft exhaulted by the refidence of
the French and Auftrias armies, Ihort as it has been.

The Fifteenth Bulletin has karcely any thing of a
military charatter in it. It is, in truth, little better
than a paltry libel againil Auflria, Ruffia, and Eng-
land, framed for the vain and felfiffi population of
Paris, and little likely to produce much effea in any
other part of France.

The army of Italy does not keep pace in its pro.
grefs with its brother in Germany. The third bulle-
tin Is dated from Vago, and contains an account of
what Missies defcribes to be a general aelion, in
which he boalls to have taken 3500 prifoners. It is
(Irene, however, that not a Jingle piece of cannon,
ammunition waggon, or (lam:lard, appears to IN--e
been captured in this battle, in which the 1.4 ), of
both armies were engaged.
The following curious extraft refpesL 1:e ~:,:on
off Trefalgar is copied from the jOurna. dz. '
of the gth :

ENGAGEMENT lIETAVIEN THE COMBINED AND ENGLISH

rLSETS.
It has been rumoured, on the authority of rr;vate
letters, for fotne days, that there has been an Lion
off the coati of Spain, between the Combined Fleets of
France and Spain, and the Engliffi Squadron. Ac-
cording to there accounts, the French fquadron, com-
manded by Admiral Vii.t.tasuve, and the Spanifh
by Admiral Gaavtas, came out of Cadiz, on the
18th or Igth of laR month, when they were fallen in
with by the Englifh fleet, under the command of
Admiral Net.sos. A molt bloody action took place,
in which both fleets fought with the greaten determi-
nation, and in which each of them fuffered moll
feverely. Towards the end of the engagement a
violent form came on, which difperfed the (hips. Tt
is reported, that out Spanifh and one Engliffi fhip
were blown up. It is alfo reported, that Come of the
Commanders were killed or dangetoufly wounded.
But thefe private letters, coming from no authentic',
fource, it would he imprudent lightly to fpread an
alarm, for which, perhaps, there is no foundation—
and it would be proper to fufpend opinions until the
official intelligence full give fame pofitive information
refpeding this important event. —journal du Commerce.

Yclicrday morning his Majamr, Princefres Au-
onsra, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, with fereral atten-
dants, took their mbal ride in Windfor Great Park.
Her MAJESTY and the other Prineeffes took an airing
to Frogmore.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of You intends
taking the houre of the Marquis of Staffnrd at White-
hall on account of its contiguity to the Hotle Guards.
Saturday, &rill{ the rcinicing in Dublin, on ac-
connt of Lori Nellon's Vciory, a fellow was de.
tedie...l in College-green, offering ball•cartridges to
fuch perfons as m etc tiring through the hreets. In
inhances tiny were not accepted, but we under-
hand one of t!xrn u-as received and fired, without,
however, do;i),1 any ifc ie f.