Star.
London, England, 1806-10-13 00:00:00

rand Saxons, we have little fear of the Arft
This will be, beyond comparifon, the *retell tonten
the French have yet fuftained. We with, however,
the Prnffians were properly fupported. The Ruffians
are fpoken oft but why are they not ready to enter
the (cane of anion ? Fifty thoufand now would be
worth three times that number a month hence.

It appears that Bowsprits." ♦iews the impending
eonteß as very formidable. Not only is the Rower
of his army already in Germany drawn towards the
Proffian and Saxon frontiers, but reinforcements
from every quarter where there are difpofable troops
batten to join the Grand Army. In addition to this
Martial Kettatstrim is bully employed in orga-
nizing the National Guard of the departmenti on
the left Bank of the Rhine, and General RAM pow
thofe in the northern departments. The elite of thefe
are to be formed into a !petits of Army of Referve,
and a molt peremptory order has iffued for forming
a camp for the northern apartments at St. Omer'si
;there the troops are to meet on the tit of this
Month.

The Dutch troops, it appears, were in motions as
well as the French and are declined to take part in
the campaign. They are matching towards Ger-
many, and fevers' regiments have paired by Wefel.
King Louts himfelf is about to take the field.
It Items not improbable, should Pruffia be fuccefs-
ful in the firlt onfet, that Auftria may take a part in
the war. The Emperor and the Archdukes CHAR LES
and Jona were about to proceed to Upper Aultria,
under pretence of vifiting fome of the nobility in
that province. The other branches of the Imperial
Houle were to be difpatched to other parrs of the
Auflrian dominions at the fame time. The garri-
fon of Vienna had alfo received orders to prepare
for going into a pleafure camp, or, in other words,
to take the field. A ftrong corps was alfo affem-
bling at a fhort diaance from the Capital, on the
frontiers of Hungary, in which kingdom the &sty ea
mfe was expeCted to be declared permanent. When
we add to thefe the number of troops which are al-
ready colleited in Bohemia, we feel fome difficulty in
perfuading ourftlyes, that all thefe expenfive prepa-
rations are for the mere purpofe of maintaining the
inviolability of the Auftrian territory.
The Paris Papers informed us that the French army
would be affembled nearWurtzburgh by the 4th Oc-
tober. This is very likely t the two armies would by
that time be ready for action, and if no new negncia•
tion was opened, for that of M. KNOBILSOORF was at
at end, hoftilities would begin about the 6th or 7th
of this month. All the French Generals who had
received leave of abfence, Atm Nay, and
others, have taken the command of thcir corps. AU•
G scum had feareely reached Paris, when he was fent
off again, and arrived at Frankfort on the tO, in ex.
peclation that his corps would be immediately put in
motion. L , who has keen in retirement fince
lalt campaigp, is again in the field, and every other
French General of coofequence. The condo& of the
French Government, indeed, thews that not only no
hope of peace is entertained, but that the conflict will
be fevere and may be long.

Baron jAcoat remained a confiderable while on
Saturday with Lord Howlett ; after which, his Ex•
cellency had an audience of Lord Gaston:AA. A '
Cabinet Council was held on that day at two I
o'clock ; another yellerday at nearly the fame hour;
and another is fummrined for the afternoon of this
day. The Cabinet Council of yenerday, which fit
from two to half pall four o'cicek, conlifted of the
following Members-
Lord Clitenutace Lord Novice
Lord Brescia Lord H. PE yr ir
Lord MOIRA Lord Fll ZWILLIAM
Lord SIDMOOT• Mr. T. GRtNIALLZ
Lord Ho Mr. WINDIIAM.
SYS. aaaaaa the Mellinger, was on Saturday even-
ing difpatched for Berlin.
Yefferday morning his Mai, STY, attended by Ge-
nerals FITZROY and MAIIIII/1011•14 Colonels Tar-
Los. and Dasioaotrou, headed the Royal Regiment
of Horfe Guards, Blues, and the King's own Royal
Stafford Regiment of Militia, in the Court-yard ;
afterwards walked to church, with Princeffes Au-
Gums, and MARY, attended by Lady THYMIC!,
Generals F,yzaoy and MAIN INGH•M. Colonels
TavLoa and Desaimouott, where a Sermon was
preached by the Rev. Dr. HALLAM, from the ad of
Corinthians, chap. xiii, and r sth verfe.
Be of one mind, Uve In peace, and the Goa of have and peace
Aftwithou:'
erwards his MAJ HSI Y and PRIIICISSIS went to
Frogmore to dinner.,. and returned to the palace at
three o'clock. Her MAISSTY, Princeffes ELIZasITH,
AUGUSTA and Sorito• heard Divine Service per-
formed in the palace, afterwards went to Frogmore,
and returned with his MAJsurv.
PARLIAMINT, as may be feen by lafl Satnrday's
Casette, is farther prorogued to the 27th of Novem-
ber, then to meet for the difpatch of Winds.
Their Royal Highnefres the Prince of WAsis,
Duke of CLASSIC' and (trite, fet off yellerday
from Carleton Houle, on their way for the Earl of
Daat.ascrom's, Raby Cagle. In a few days his
Highneft canals to visit Lord Duloss, at Afkehall,
riga.' Richmond, Yorkthire ; and, on their return, they
vitt the Duke and Duchels of RI) TLAN D, at Belvoir
Cattle, near Grantham, Lincolnlhire.
The North Pevenfey Legion of Volunteers, tinder
Lord Su IFFIRLD, have been diffianded, the Officers
and. Priiates having given their opinidn, that the
Legion can no longer be maintained with advantage
and honour to the country, nor with credit to them-
felves.
The Magifirates of Liverpool have publiffied a
notice, that no publicans (hall have their licenfes re-
.ewed in whole 'lnures drams have been drank, or
‘'iforderly perfons have allembled ; or who have
• tiered to fell the good wil/ of their houfe.