Star.
London, England, 1805-09-24 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

BERLIN, SEPT. to.—The French General Duane,
Martha] of the Palace, who arrived here on the lit
of this month, Rill continues in this city. His de-
parture feems to depend Rill on ulterior orders,
which he expals from his Court, to which he has
tranfmitted an account of the firll rank of his mir-
finn. Sioce the arrival of M. Dv ROC at Berlin, the
Pruffian Cabinet has adopted refolutions of very
tportance in the prefent conjualure. On one
‘is Cabinet was to have addreffed to the
of Vienna and St. Peterlburgh frefh repre-
ms, tending to the fiipport of the peace of the
at. On the other hand it was refolved to
in:ion a confider Able part of the army of the
t, to the number of rco,coo men. The
Inlets on the fubje.t hate been already &I-
-:n the corps of the different armies which
tn chofen to form this force. Thefe arrange-
we countermanded the grand autumnal ma-
which have ufually taken place at Potfilam.
tilian Officers of diflinetion, the General of
iltacastanniv, and the Privy Councillor
aEIIG, are amongfl the foreignerslately ar-
this city.
IN, Attn. 13.—Ft is confidently afferted that
rtly has appointed Major General CHIRSCH-•
/ the fituation of Commandant of Potfdarn.
Rant)+, Minitler of State to his Pruffian Ma.
has fct out for kilcfia.

AIiSTIIDAM, SEPT. 2T...-Ninety-twe tholifand
ten, from the Coall, will have paffed through
Rheims, before the end of the month. It is expeded
the Hungarian Dicr, tellich is to meet the t 3th of
Odober, wiil net only grant the Emperor so,ooo men,
hot alto a confiderable film of money. An army
of Ro,ooo men is to he formed in Bohemia. The
hadians were to arrive in Brunton the 12th init. The

Anfirian troops zfiCtubling on the Inn, are fhortly to
advance int() B tvat i.t. At Gottingen, 20.000 French
tumps ate arrived from Hanover. General DIANA-
D ,rTE is with them. It is laid M. BACHER II to foe-

coed M. LAtoatirr as French Imperial Ambaffador
at the Court of Berlin. Several thoufand horfes
have been lately employed in conveying every thing
that is valuable at the Court of Munich to Wurtz-

burg : and all the Officers throughout that territory
have received orders to tranfmit to Munich all the

public money in their poffaffion, without delay.
THR HAGHF,SEPT. I9.—ViCC-NdMiTRIVERHRUI4
lately arrived in this city, where he has had feveral
conferences with the Grand Penfionary. The changes
that have lately taken place in conkquence of the
new direction of the naval and military force of the

Republic, having rendered his pretence unneceffary
on the coati, Admiral VERurulLlias juli taken pof-
feftion of the fuperintendance of the Marine Depart-
ment. M. VAN RoyEN, who had been placed, ad
interim, at the head of that Department, is appointed
a Councillor of State.

ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 17.—The troops on their
march from this country to the Rhine, are proceed-
ing with the greateft fpeed thofe which had halted
one day at Nimeguen, are allowed 14 days to reach
Mayence, being only permitted to halt one day on
their way thither. General Vicsota.ss left Utrecht
on the 13th inftant ; and General MARMoaT the
fame city on the 14th, for Mayence, the head-quar-
ters of his Excellency to be in complete order againft
the 26th inflant.
It is Rated in feveral Newfpapers, that orders have
been fent to Hanover, for all the tioops in that Elec•
torate to march for the camp at Zeill.
Two companies of the ill battalion of the 4th
regiment of Bataxian Infantry, and a company of
Artillerifls belonging to the Life Guards, have
marched into the Briell from the Hague.
STR ASBURG El, SEPT. 9.—The Emperor is expell-
ed here by the 22d or 23d inft. All the troops will
be affembled on his arrival, and his Majelly will take
the command of the army, which will be fly led the
Grand Army. The War Minifter BER THI SR will
be Chief of the Staff. It is thought that the Empreft,
will accompany her confurt.
AUGSBURG'S, SEPT. 6.—There has been a talk
that Pruffian troops were about to affemble in Fran-
conia; but this intelligence is dellitute of foundation.
Hopes of peace are ltill cherifhed, notwithilanding
all the hoftile preparations of Aultria.
FRANCRFORT, SEPT. late decree of our Se-
nate, concerning the demolition of our fortifications,
holds out a profpeet of expediting the works, by giv-
ing up to the citizens the fcite of loch parts of the
ramparts, as any one of them than clear at his own
expence, and leaving to them the whole difpofal of
it for a Rated number of years. There have been
already found in the walls fums of money of diffe.
rent dcfcriptions, which appear to have been con-
cealed there at the time of the thirty years war.
Haaovsa, SEPT. 10.—Laft night the Prunian
General, Major VON KNOBL SHWA F, arrived here,
and this morning at Herrenhaufen had a ferious con-
verfation
with Marfhal BERNADOTTE. The Heflians
are affembling near Minden, in the country of Ha-
nover, where every movement announces the depar-
ture of the French Generals and troops. It is re-
ported that this Elcitorate will be occupied by Prof-
fia and another power.
HAMBURG'', SEPT. 13.—They write from the
Ruffian frontiers, under the date of September 2,
that the Generals Prince BANGRATION and VoaW to-
ZING EM,Dg, have departed for the army. The lat-
ter is faid to have carried orders to the General in
Chief, Kurusor, to advance into Auflrian Poland,
which he is faid to have done, at the head of eighty
thoufand men. Letters from Vienna, however, coo-
tradia this intelligence.
COPENHAGEN, Auc. 3i.—The autumnal mancen-
vres will commence on the 28th of next month ; his
Highnefs the Prince Royal will arrive here about
the fame time.
MILAN, Auc. 3o.—All the letters from Venice
and Vicenza agree as to the immenfe military prepa-
iations making by the Emperor of Auftria in his
provinces. Stables for rz,coo csvalry are conftrudt-
ing at Vicenza ; five regiments are expefted at Pa-
dua ; thole of lohenlohe and Coburgh are alfo ex-
peCted immediately.
ALEPPO, JUNI 26.—The Ruffians continue their
preparations againft the Perfians ; they are arising
to procure auxiliaries among the Armenians. Their I
hoftile defign feems to extend through the whole
Peninfula between the Cafpian and Black Seas. To-
wards this latter point they have made themfelves'
mafters of the port of Anargia, independent of their
gartifon on the Phafis. It is faid that they have
tycm men in this part of Colchirle, and it is added,
that their politics do not always favour their military,
operations ; and that in Georgia their fyftem of fe-
verity feems adapted to excite general difcontent.-1
Prince ZiZIANOF has caufed fixty of the p:incipal in-
habitants of Tefflis to be arrefted, while two Cons of
Prince HER ACLIUS have been compelled to take re-
fuge in Pei fia.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. rg.—The rebellion in
Natolia has taken a very fulpiciaus turn for the
Porte. The Pacha of Erzerum, Jurupla Pacha, for-
merly Grand Vizier, was defeated in the engagement
with Tayer Pacha ; on which the latter fent four of-
ficers to propofe a negociation ; but Jufupli Pacha
caufed their heads to be ftruck off. Exafperated at
this fanguinary deed, Taxer Pacha made a new at-
tack on his antarnift, entirely defeated, and took
him prifoner. Ihe new Reis Effendi has written
and puhalhe4 the Hiftory of the Turkifh Empire,
from 1743 to Leos ; a wok which is highly approv-
eft for its corretftnefe And impartiality. The Ruf-
fian troops which lately paired before this city, were
commanded by General GERDUE, a native French-
man ; 12,000 men are laid to be ready for embarka-
tion at Odelfa and Sebaftopol. We have received
intelligence here, that M. is maser, the French Se
cretary and Interpreter, has not proceeded for Paris,
but that he has taker} up his teatime for fome weeks
pait at Widdia.

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