Star.
London, England, 1806-02-19 00:00:00

HAMBUROH, FEBRUARY 7.

The French troops under Angerean, dte. continue
to maintain their potation in Germany, the Main, and
Lower Rhine.

It is now rumoured here, that in confequence of
the ferret articles of the treaty of Freiburg!), the
Imperial cities will be ceded to different powers, viz.
Frankfort to the Elcanr of Mentz, now Arch Chan-
cellor of the Empire • Bremen to Pruffia ; and this
free City to Denmark. This arrangement is (up.
poled to be the objca of Count Berrillorff's journey
to Berlin. Count Bernftorf, Count Hardenberg, and
the French Minifter Laforefi, have daily conferences.
Fag. s r.—Letters from Hanover of the Bth inft.
mention, that on the 7th the regiment of the Duke
of Brunfwick entered that city, and marched to Cell,
where a Pruffian field hofpital had already arrived.
The Britifh troops have evacuated Bremen, and have,
for the molt part, been re-embarked. A great de-
fertion now prevails among his Majefty's German
Lesion : at the Taft fair, three hundred of the cavalry
arrived at Brunfwick, where they fold their horfes
and baggage, and then proceeded farther. The Da.
nulls Mininer of State Bernftorff nil' remains at Berlin
upon negociations. In the night of,theth inn. not
lefs than fix couriers arrived at, or left Hanover, on
the part of the Bruins, Ruffians, and Pruffians.
The Hanoverian Minifter Count Munner, previous
to his leaving that country, publifbed a Proclamation
to the inhabitants of the Eledorate, under date of
the 3d inn. acquainting them with his departure, 4nd
adviling every fubjed not to make the leaft refinance
againa the meafures that will be taken, as it would
only operate to their prejudice, without benefiting
the country, as the Ruffian army, n,w under the
command of the King of Pruffia, mull quit the Elec-
torate, and the Britifh troops are ailiged to obey the
orders they lately received for their re-embarkation.
He farther fays, that the Swedith army is in this
manner left to itfelf, and in fpite of the molt favour.
able views of its augur Chief, could only defend a
part of the Eledorate againn a meafure which France
and Pruffia had concerted in commas:.

Some of the German papers contain an account
that the French army had aCtually entered the king.
dom of Naples, and difperfed the combined forces.
In an engagement which took place there the Prince
Royal of Naples is Paid to have loft his fife. Thefe
rumours, however, require confirmation.
By private letters from Paris, the Neapolitan Am-
balrador, Marquis de Gallo, had been ordered to quit
that city within twenty-four hours. Cardinal Ruffo
Was expedled there from Naples, but orders were Paid
to hive been fent by Napoleon to the frontiers, not
to permit him to enter the French territory.
Their Sicilian Majellies have, by all accounts, rc-

turned to Palermo t and the Xing of Sardinia is
return'd to his Ifland.
Prince joreph Bonaparte will, it is laid, be created
King of Naples.
By letters from Frankfort. of the 4th infant, that
city, which has now a more numerous French garri-
fon than ever, has received official alfurences from the
French Government, that it is to remain in flatu pa.
Since Bonaparte's return to Paris, the French Bank
bas refumed its payments.
Ninety•fiz large calks, full of gold and Myer, ef-
coiled by a confiderable body of troops, preceded
Napoleon's entrance, and have been depofited in the
Palace of the Tuilleries.
The Prince Royal of Bavaria has now affumed
the title of Archduke.
General Laurißon has taken poffeflion of Venice,
in the name of Napoleon. The French bola much
of being become fuch :spar neighbours of the Turks.
By the lad! advices his Swedifh Majeßy remained
at his head quarters in Boitzenburgh.

VIENNA, JANUARYI4.
His Malay hu confided the direflion of Foreign
Affairs to his Minifter Count John Philip Stadion,
formerly Ambaffador to the Court of Bas.

iIIUARY 1.
Oar Court Ca:cue contains the following intel-
ligence from Italy:
On the sgth of December M. Talleyrand Perigord,
the Nephew of the French Miniller for Foreign Af-
fairs, arrived at Rome from the head quarters of the
Emperor Napoleon, after having had a conference
with Markel Mallen., at Padua.
The Neapolitan troops, commanded by the brave
Count Roger Damas, under the command is chief
of Laky, amounting to about 57,000 men, were in
their camps between the great roads to Rome, and
Absozzo, at Jano, at San Germano, and on the
river Tronto. The Q?cen had determined to repair
to the army in perfon, with the Hereditary Prince,
and Prince Leopold, but in the mean time the former
was attacked by a violent fever. Every preparation
has been made in cafe of the worn, to retire again
to Palermo.
The report that the Englilb, under General Craig,
have received orders to re•embark for Malta, is un-
founded.
Count Philip Cobentzel and Baron Fels, have re.
ceived inftruetions to return each to his former poll :
I the former as Ambailidor to Paris, and the latter as
Envoy to the Hague.