Star.
London, England, 1805-12-03 00:00:00

13th of November, and mentions that the Auf-
trianc, after the late aftions, had paired the Brenta,
the Favo, and, at Taft, the Tagliamento. The Fslnch
trofred the latter at St. Vito, and Valnafona. The
;mirage of the Tagliamento feems to have been ob.
Mutely difputed ; and MASSEN• did not think pro-
per, on the 12th, to force the pofition of the Auftrians
under Prim, CHAILE3. On the night of the 12th
and i3th...,owever, it was evacuated, and the Auf-
tiians continued their retreat by the way of Palma
ruova. It is very probable that MAbSEN• exagger-
ates his fucceffes, but he now follows up the Auf-
tkians with great celerity. Indeed we fee no reason
to abandon the apprehenfions that have been enter-
dined for the fafety of the Archduke's army.

HAMBURGH MAILS.

Thole due Sunday feannight and Wednefday lan
have arrived. We fubjoin their principal contents.
The reported difagreement between the King of Pruf-
fia and the King of Sweden, comes in a private tenet,
and is not mentioned in the Hamburgh papers. We
hope it will prove unfounded. The other articles
are not of a nature to require any comment.
Haseauecm, Nov. vg.—According to every ac-
count from the armies, the French are clore to
Vienna ; Aultria, however, we are allured, is deter-
Mined to lifien to no propofals for a feparate peace ;
and ('could the fecond Ruffian army come up time
enough, the French may be made to pay dearly for
their rapid advance and tranfient fuecefs.
Nov. 22.--It is reported here, and apparently on
good authority, that a very ferious difference has
arilen between his Prnffian Majefty and the King of
Sweden ; the latter bad wilbed to have the command
of the whole army acing in the North of Germany,
Which confifts of Swedifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, and
Englifit troops; but the King of Pruala deci..red,
that he would only confide the command of his
troops to the Duke of BetrNSWlce.
This fo much offended the King of Sweden, that
be is refolvcd, it is laid, to return immediately to
Sweden with his troops.
CRACOW, Nov. la.—The Ruffian army, under the
General in Chief Count BUIHOVDEN, has entered
Moravia through Silefia. The excellent difcipline 01)-
fated by thefe troops in the whole of their march
through Gallicin and Silefia, is without example.—
Even the Coffacks may be a pattern to many of the
troops of other nations,
Count BUXHOYDEN is highly refpeaed in Poland,
of which he NO/a formerly Adminiarator. Many fa.
milies and individuals have come from the molt diC
tent parts of the country to the different Rations of
the army to fee him again. At every place he paffed
through be found refrelhments, and tables prepared
for himfelf and his Staff : itt fhort, all the Poles have
endeavoured to thew their gratitude to him in every
poffible manner. The Grand Duke COISTANTINS,
with the regiment of Guards, will arrive loon to join
their army.
Attoseo en, Nov. la.—According to letters from
Venice of the 311 t of Oaober, which have been re-
ceived by the way of Prague, batty preparations are
making there for the reception and maintenance of
24,000 ltuffians, who will arrive there by lea from
Corfu and Dalmatia.
The French have formed bridge heads at Schen
Landfberg and Friedberg, as alfo at the fmall
town of Rhain, below which the Lech falls into the
Danube. The town of Donauwerth has been firongly
fmtitied on all fides, and entrenchments have been
thrown up xt Schellenberg (rendered famous by the
war on account of the Spann fucceflion) which lies
near Donauwerth, and entirely commands the Da.
rube.
The preparations for the defence of this city, are
carried on with the utmoft atlivity. There is talk
likewife, that the French purpofe to inundate the
country near Angfburg from the Lech and the Wer-
tach ; but the execution of this plan will meet with
many difficulties.
T!le prifoners of war, of which fence the beginning
of this week 3000 have been brought bither,have been
placed in the cathedral, all the convent* and other
public hJildings being filled with the lick and wound-
ed. The benevolent inhabitants of the city fupply
them with provilions.
The march of French troops through this city, and
the arrival of a prodigious number of ammunition
waggons, going into iiavaria, Rill continues.
The garrifon here conlilts at prefent of 1 zoo men,
troops of the Elector of Baden ; the other troops
have broke up for Bavaria.
A column of French in Italy Las turned towards
It °voted° and Treat, to pencuate into the Southern

Tyr 11.
ANCONA, Ocr. 2o.—Several French privateers
have been fitted out at Rimini, and only wait for
commiffions to cruize in quell of Marian Mips. The
day before yellerday a column of rSoo men from
the French army in the Neapolitan territory, arrived
here under General Ortavt, and took poffelfion of
Ancona and its forts. The French General Gazette
ye!terday took the cilia command of this city.
W Nay. i6,—The head-quarters of the Prof-
(fan army in Weaphalia, under the command *f his
Serene Highnefs the Ele4or of Huss, will be re-
souved from Munfler to Paderborn.
The beginning of nest month, Ruffian troops are
xicaed to ouch through Wcaphalia.