Star.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

SCH/IDAN, MAY tt.—di: (Wien Were fhot on the'
rath init. at CI; (whim, for defertion from the bat.
tales at Dells 's% 1. Their defertion being attended by
aggravating co cumflances, every effort for obtaining
a mitigation of punifhment proved ineffeenal. They
were attended to the field of execntiou by the Mini-
Rens of their feveral religions.
}hour, MAY ay.—On the evening of the 25th.
M. Fricke, Adjutant to Admiral Veiliuel, arrived
here, and, without toting a moment, repaired to his
Excellency the Grand Penfionary, at the Houfe in
the Wood, to whom he delivered his difpatches, pro-
bably from nor Commillioners at Paris. %Ve are al-
lured, that M. Franke performed the journey in at 1
hours. Something has occurred, that may hinder the
expeeled return of the Commillioners this week. The
hopes of peace begin to revive ; we cannot lay up.l
on what ground. Every thing remains quiet upon
the coax ; And we hear nu mute of the it:Nation of
England.
Muatcrr, MAY r4.—ln confequence of the adju ft-
rnent of the differences between France and Atm 64,1
the Marian ifoners have again proceeded to the I
Inn. Here every thing is getting ready for the de-'
parture of the French troops ; Marthal Berthier has
fent two couriers to Darroffadt and Franekfort, which
we have no doubt relates to aide movements.

Aocsauton, MAY 15.—0 n the Lath intl. Baron
Reden, tie Milliner of Brunfwick•Luneliburg at Ra•
tifbon, delivered a Note to the Diet, referring to the
declaration fined at Windfor on the toth of April,!
and complaining of the conduct of his ?ruffian Ma.
jetty, in taking porreffion of the Eleetorate of Hano.'
err, " in a manner as hoflile as unconßitutional."
His Britannic Majtlly does not doubt " that his Im.
petial Majelly, and his Co-Eltates, will accord him
all the locators and affiftance which his Majetly has
a tight to claim and to expelt, in his quality of Elec-
tor of Briintwick Lunenburg, againfl the alts of vio-
lence of a State of the Empire, of which there is no
example, and which are deal alive of the whole Con•
filiation, menacing even the poi:mai exitlence of all
the Cirt•Eßatcs, &c.
FRAWCICFORT. May l3.—At length a very corgi-
derable part of the French troops* in Bavaria and
Suabia have begun to retreat to France, tome by way
of Strafbtog, and others through Mentz. The 1600
dragoons that gar:ironed Brannan, belonging to
Prince Mitra:'s corps, are on their way to Duifeldorfi
though we no not hear that Brannan has received
any others in their room ; on the contrary, it is be-
lieved that this place has been, or a ill &only be given
up to Aulatia.

STATE PAPEA.

COPY OF A LETIFK TI•NSINITTED BY Mt. JACKSON TO

COURT trAucwirz, DATtO /APRIL 19, 1806. •
• The unoerni,ned Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-
nifler Plenivtentiary of his Britannic nejelty, has
not delayed t•r forward to his Court, the note which
had been tr•an(mitted to him on the 27th of Lit tn•Tch,
by order ot ltis Prullian Majelly; and which has been
prcfen:cd by the Envoy of Pruffia at Loudon to
the Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs.
• This note announces, on the part ~f his Proflian
Majelly, loch meafures as are totally incompatible
with thole tics of friendlnip which have fubfilled for
fu long a period, and with lush rmitual advantage
between the two States, and which the King has Sr.
dently &fired to cultivate and draw Hill clofer by all
the means in his power. It is, there:re; with the
moll lively regret, that his Majelly finds himfelf
compelled, by circumflances which no interference of
his could prevent, to command the Underligued to
remove without delay from Berlin.
The Underfigned has the honour to addrefs him-
fell, in confecluetice, to the Count Hauowtrz, Mini
Iler of State, and of the Cabinet of his Pruffian Ma.
jetty, to iequell that he will order the neceffary pall
ports to be expedited for his return to England, with
the different perfnnt attached to his million.
"4 He is defirous at the fame time to renew to bib
Excellency the affurance of his high confideration.
(Signed) " JACKIOII."