Star.
London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

FROM 712 DITTCH PAPARL-

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HAMBURGH, Ocr 113.--401 r. Tomawros, ape Eng&
li(h Envoy. having communiclated to the Sesiaic of
thietity, that his Britannic Majefty had ordereertbe
blockade of the Elbe and the Wefer to he takes.off,
he was formally thanked for the communication.
BIM LIN, OCT. ts.--Count H•tittwira, arrived here
today from Vienna.

Declarations on the part of our Court, have been
delivered to the French Ambatrador Extraordinary,
Martha! Duacrc, and M. Layman., the French
Ambafrador—both of whom had a conference with
the Minifter to-day.
FRAM vas Nairn sa Ease, Ocr. 18.—The intelli-
gence received from Berlin begins to be of a more
pacific nature. Some had expetled the la!! extremity,
judging by the impreffinns which the march of the
French troops, through the Margratiate of Anfpach,
&ft made at Berlin. From hence, perhaps, is tube
attributed the intelligence circulated in our newt-
papers, dated at Berlin the 15th, that Count Km.-
tartra.who bad fet out from thence for Pulaw,car-
tiling a letter from the King of Pruffia, written in
Ms own hand, to the Emperor of Ruffia, contenting
Co the march of the Ruffian troops through the Pruf-
Ilan territories.

TN' BANKS or viz DANUBE, Om I.—The
Auftrians are in the greatelt perplexity; they have
withdrawn all their difpofeable troops from the Ty-
rol and the Voralberg. They are now organizing
the levy en made, which is to ruppurt the militia,
whore organization is net yet finifked. The Aultrian
troops that were in the Eaflern part of the Tyrol,
have advanced by forced marches to Kempten. They
had colleted there a confiderable number of wag-
gons which ferved to convey there troops to Mem-
mingen and the Banks of the Iller—The greater part
of the Anariaa troops in Suabia, were concentrated
on tl e 6th of that month, on the Lower Iller. The
advanced guard under Ktenau and Gottefheim, and
Jellachich's corps, which had come from the Tyrol
to the Lake of Conftance, have received orders to
join the principal army as foon as potlible—they
reachecLit on the 6th and 7th. In the night of the
7th, the main body of the army quitted Memolingcn
and Uhri, and proceeded to Burgau and Guntzbourg.
Jass.acurcit's corps, at the fiime time, Rationed iffelf
at Ulm. The plan of General MACK to drive the
French beyond the Danubt'having failed, the army
frll back upon Ulm ; he evinced a dirpofition at fiat
tc gain Kempten and KAU ffheurco by forced marches,
but that plan having alto faded, the Aultrian army
proceeded on the loth to the left bank of the Danube,
where it now is.

OCTOBER 13.—For feveral days the report of
bloody battles at the entrance of the Italian Tyrol,
between the French and the Auftrianc, to the-advan-
tage of the former, has been mentioned in the letters
from the Tyrol, but the circumflantial details of there
events are (till wanting. We know nothing pnlitive
of what has lately palled on the Bank: of the Adige.
BAN ics or Tit s f` e N. OCT.ly—From the daily pro-
grefs ofthe French or my,whic}i in its rapid march has,
overthrown every thing oppofed to it, we mutt believe
that a decifive battle will take place iiirealy ; for there
is a point, without doubt...where the Anfirians will
make a Hand againft the French. There refults from
the Ikilful combinations which have direfted the
Emperor NAPOLEON'S march, a fingular fpeftade.
At this moment the French army is.marching to the
we t, as if it had come from Vienna, and the Auflrian
army, obliged to defend itfelf in its rear, turns its
back to the Rhine, as if it were coming from France.
The French follow conftantly the (yam which has
always fucceeded fo well, that of pufhing beyond
their enemies ; hardly had Auflria imprudently com-
menced the war, when they marched (trait towards
her provinces, and forced her armies to evacuate BA-
varia, which they had jolt invaded, in order to de-
fend her own territories. A Ruffian army, fo long
announced, is advancing from Auaria, and hlarfhal
BERNADOTTE is in a condition to meet them before
they have been able to join their allies. Thus, in le(s
than a month, and without any great battle, the war
is carried into the Aultrian territories, and the Capi-
tal of the Empire of Germany is menaced, before his
troops have entirely evacuated the dominions of the
Elettor of Bavaria.

I'RRNCKFORT, OCTOBER 20.—We have received
the fAlowing intelligence, concerning the occurrences
of the war :

" 'I he patfage of the Danube, at Guntzborgh, oc-
cafioned a (mart engagement. The Aunrians ►ept
up a defirative fire of grapt-thot ; but the French
fwam over the river dm ing the night, and ultimately
gained the end for which they had been making vain
efforts all day long ; they entered that city on the
following day at noon, after it had been evacuated
by the Anarians at ten. Both the Archduke FEILDI•
NAND and General MACK were prefent.
On the t ttlr, the French attempted to make
themfelves matters of Ulm ; but in this they did riot
fucceed, notwithttanding their brave attack and fume
lofs. The attack, however, appears to have been
renewed afterwards, and Ulm, according to fevcral
accounts, has fallen into the hands of the French;
in confequence of which the Corps, which bad
the Danube from Ulm on the t4th, under the Arch-
duke FERDINAND, and extended Ida to Heidenheim,
' Alen, Gemund, Gieflingen, &c. would be cut off.
The prefect pofirion of the armies is very re-
markable; for fince the French have crotfed at Do-
nauwerth, and penetrated along the Lech upwards
to Landfaerg, and from Ingolttadt to Munich, the
greaten part of their army now &etches from the
Danube f.uthward to the Tyrol, in an oblong fquare,
where the greaten force of the Aultrians was before,
who being now cut off by different feparate engage-
ments, and the grand manoeuvres of the French,
from the corps under General KIR/MAYER, have
cdncentrated themfelves, in a triangle, between Ulm,
Memmingen, and Stockach, whilit one of their di-
vitirns from Ulm has advanced over the Danube
into the Wurtembnrg territory. The French army,
which failed the Rhine at Hunningen, under Mar-
tha! AUGFREAU, coming from Brett, is marching
through the flack Forell, along the frontier of Swit-
zerland, and had arrived in the neighbourhood of
Schaffhauten on the 7th initant, being obferved by
General VON GOTTISN al ,whois polled at Stockach.
At Fneffen, on the Lech, a body of Auntiins
is potted, with a view tp keep open the palTage to
the Tyrol on that fide, whillt 45,c00 Ruffians are
laid to have effetted a junitioo with a carps of At*
trim on the Inn, on the 12th inftaat."

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Moos' OCT. 24.—Baron Fmt, Außrian Mini-
fler its this Republic, will quit the Hague tomorrow
or next day. The Ruffian Charge d' "raw is alto on
.the point of departing. having this day taken leave
of ieveral MiniQers.
RuTrsz DA DI, OCT. as.—Concerning the fevere
engagement which has taken place betwen the French
and the Aulhian troops, we have little to fay; the
German letters and papers confute accounts fo
ftrangely, that it is difficult to come at real fads.--
True, however, it is, that a very bloody anion took
place laft week, in which the French troops were
three times repulfed in forming Ulm, and the'&ugh-
ter was very great. They returned, however, a
fourth time to the charge, and then fucceeded, with
the lots of feveral Generals. The fame reports (late,
that the French have pufhed as far as Salzburg, and
thus are fart nearing Vienna ; but all the accounts
are fo confuted, one with the other, that nothing can
be depended on.