Star.
London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

STRASBURG, OCT. I.—All the Generals employed
in the a. my, who had tor fome time remzincti to our
city, have fet off for the army.

M. de T• LI. EY R•ti D is arrived here.

In returning the day before y eflerday along the
Rhine Bt idge the Emperor met feveral wagg ens la-
den with bread for the army ;--he took one of the
hares and tailed it. This proof of his folicitude Ira
the welfare of the foldiers was hailed with cries of.—
" I.ong live the Emperor."
Yeßerday his Majefly went to the foundery, and
ex tmined every thing with the greateft attention.—
At neon he fet off for ItAlladt, where his head quar-
ters arrived in the morning. The Emperor will be
to day at Louifburgh, the ufual relidence of the
Eleftor of Wirtembcrg.
hlarfital BERTHIIt, the Minifter of War, has
accompanied his Majeßy. The detachment of the
Imperial guard, which remained here, are alto gone,
fo that the greater part of that fuperb corps are now
with the army.
We have not yet any pofitive news of the aaual
pofition of the Grand Army, yet it is confirmed that
the detachments of the Aultrian advanced guard are
falling back every where at the approach of our
troops ; they have quitted, among others, the impor-
tant poll of Mount Knibis, as coon as the French
troops came to take potreffion of it. The Außrians
are concentrating themfelvcs between the Lake of
Conflance and the Danube. There has been a re-
port here of an affair between the advanced guard:
in the envitons of Stutgard ; but the rumour is un-
Untitled.

OCTOBER 3.—This day at noon were prefented to
her Majelly the Emprefs the Prete& of the Depart-
ment of the Lower Rhine, the Council General of
the Depar: molt. and the Prefeflure, the Comman-
dant of the divifion aid his Staff, the Court of Cri-
minal Inflict, and the Chief Tribunal, the Bifbop
and hi. Clergy, the Tribunal and Chamber of Ccm-
mcrce. the Municipality and the Guard of Honour,
the Prefident of the Confiflory and the Protellant
Academy. At the fame audience 8o young Ladies of
the fir ft fin flies of Strafburgh were admitted to pre-
fent toho Imperial Majeftythe homage of their wifles.
OCT. 4 —His Majeßy the Emperor left this city
on the ill inflant, at three o'clock in the afternoon,
and arrived at eight o'clock in the evening at Ettlin-
gem The Elea°, of BADEN, Prince Lours, and
Prince FREDERICK, tons of his Serene Highnefs and
the Ekaoral Prince, his grandf n, had prtvioufly ar-
rived ureic, and were pi dented to his Majefty. They
expelled the molt lively fenfe cf the manner in which
they were received. The Emperor let out from Eft-
lirgen on the ad at noon, and arrived at Louifburgh
a: vine •'clock at night. On the borders of the State
of Wiicen.loag be met corps of troops ; and his nor-
lea area cat riages were changed and replaced by thole
a tilt EleSnr. When he entered Lotifburgh, the
L ettoral Guard, both hgrfe and foot, were under
arms, and the city was illuminated, His Majetty
as- s received in the Eleaoral Palace, where all the
:mbled in the molt magnificent man-
day at eleven o'clock, his Alajefly
wl.ich htfted two bows, with his

Serene Highaers. It is probable that Ms Maidly
paled the yell of that day at Lon;(burgh, and feu out
the next day to continue his march.

&HAS EPOLONIIII, &PT. 7.—Nineteen Eng
prifoners have arrived at thib place on their way
from the wreck of the Comes lugger from Jerfey, that
Bruck upon thb rock le Pilier, near Noirmoutier.—
They fet off this morning for Nantes, under an
efeort of the troops that are going to form the gar-
rifon of that city.
A Dania: veffel lades with cod filh andother mer-
chandize, arrived this morning in the Roads, in
nearly a finking condition.
Our convoys come and go with great fafety. Se.
veral have paffed under convoy of the. Rapace, com-
manded by M, Gulag, a Member of the Legion of
Honour. The artillery upon the Ration, it may be
prefumed, are the chief means of their proteffion.
Hammel:sir, Sart.. 26.—The Senate has exiled
frOm this city and territory, under penalty of being
arrefted if they eater them, Ruses SMITH, a Cap-
tain of a Ihip, and the Baron de Roans', convicted
of unlawful recruiting. The Baron de ROEDIR tra-
verfed Germany to induce the inhabitants of the
country to quit it, and reek their fortune lathe Unit-
ed States Thofe unfortunate perfons who were thus
reduced in the hope of becoming happier, were fent
to Rosen SMITH, who, when he had a full cargo,
concluded the riftims to England.
The Baron de Reeder received from Ruben Smith
three guineas for every man whom he fent to the
depots of Hamburgh and Bremen. The latter was
paid (even guineas for every man whom he delivered
at Tonningen ; he received betides eight guineas for
conveying each man to England ; where he left
them, pretending a contrary wind or want of water.
There they were were enlifted amongft the Englilh
troops, or tranfported to the Colonies, or fent back
to the Continent if found incapable of fervice.

HAGUE, 811IPT. 28.- Several important objeas,
which eircumftanees prevented from being brought
to a termination during the extraordinary Seffion of
their High Mightineffes, have been deferred to the
Autumn Seffion, which w ill not commence till Novem-
ber. The laft and molt important Aft of the Legit.
lature was an impofition of to per cent. on fuccef
lions. The Legiilature alfo fanaioned a law, pre-
fented ►y the Grand Penfionary, ordering that all the
National Domains which are not mortgaged Thall be
fold for the benefit of the State.

MILAN, SIFT. 21.-A Decree, dated from Saint
Cloud, the 14th of September, enaas, that in the
courfe of Oftober the National Guards Wall be called
into aaive fervice in all the Communes of the King-
dom of Italy. They are to be immediately under
the orders of the Prince Vice-Roy.
OFFIrNSURON, OCT. have jun been in-
formed that a corps of Auftrian troops has paffed
the Danube, at Neuberg,in Bavaria, to extend them-
(elves upon the left bank of that river. The advanced
guard of that corps is arrived at Donawerth. The
gari ifon has alto received orders to repair to the left
bank of the Danube. It fet off immediately for
that denination. There are only a few hundred Aut.-
trians in Munich.

The advanced guard of the Imperial army of Auf-
tria, under the orders of General KLIMAU, 14,000
tirong. is in the rear of the Black Foreft, where it has
taken poll between Stockach and Donefchingen.—
The Pruffian Government of Anfpach and Bareuth.
ha: publithed a Proclamation relative to the neutra-
lity of thofe two countries. It is formally forbidden
to the Magittrates and Funaionaries, to Puffer fo-
reinn troops to pats, of whatever nation they may
be, through the Pruffian territory, as well as to (of-
fer horfes or corn to be exported.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
711.011 THE lATAVIEN STATE GAZETTE Or THII !ITU

OF OCTOIII.

Whila this Gazette was in the prefs, we received
accounts from Frankfort to the 6th MIL _
__

• On the't It and ad f oC:tuber, the army of Han-
over and the Gallo-Batavian army broke up from
Wurtzbnrgh, the former dire ling its march through
Guano to the Upper Maine, and thf other towards
Mergentbeim. The van of the latter was already
near Mergentheim on the ad, and the head quarters
were at Buthard.

' Notice has been given to the French foldiers, that
war is declared.

On the ill of ()Robert there were HI tome Auf-
trian troopsatTnbingen and Goppingen. The French
advanced polls were at Ellingen, Plochingen, and
Waldenbuch.
The French Emperor arrived at Ludwiglborgh
on the night of the sd of Oeober, and alighted at
the Eleeoral Palace. _ _ _

The corps under General Davousr, contifting of
zo,ooo men, has advanced from Helbron to Glen-
yen. The movements of the French army have
caufed fome changes among the Auftrians, efpecially
on the other fide of the Danube ; in the Upper Pala-
tinate, their detachments are every where reinforced.
On the tft of Oaober, a French detachment fell
in with a patrole of Auftrian cavalry, at Vaihingen,
on the Enz. The Auftrians, not retreating when
challenged to do fo, were made prifoners.
On the 23d of September, the Diet of Switzerland
proclaimed the neutrality of that Republic by a for-
mal declaration. On the 3oth, another Note was doJ
livered to the Diet of Ratilbon, by the Charge d'Af
fairer BACHE&

UTRECHT, OCT. ro.--Laft night the ftatue,
catl-
led the Statue of Liberty, which had been crated
here in 1798 with filch great formality, was coin.
pletely broken down, and not a veflige thereof left.
HANBURGH, Sim a6.—We have learned tome
further particulars relative to the league of armed
neutrality now forming in tite North of Germany.—
Independently of Denmark, Saxony, and Heffia, we
know that application has been made to moll of the
Hans Towns and petty Pt inces in tbofe diftriets, to
contribute, if not to the force, at lean to the main-
tenance of the cordon which it to enfure the peace.
The Pruffian Counfellor, Baron Voit Gnaws, has
made the neceffary application at Lubec to that :free,
whereupon the citizens were convened, and an anfwer
was returned in the affirmative. Afterwards he came
over to this city, and made a fimilar application to
our Senate, and will probably meet with a Onlilar
aorwer:
Si; ;hcnifanFl rruffiana have entered Travernunde.
Hitherto no Ruffian troops have a:4 w' at Su*
fund, iDut only come Riarotal)lfioeut

.

Vasco, SIFT. 2g.—At laa the French Ambaf-
Lidos has demanded his pairports, (and not, as was
Rated in the French papers, immediately on the oc-
cupation of Bavaria by the Außrian troops).
brim, OCT. 4.—Accounts received from Cap-
tains of (hips Rate, that a part of the Ruffian fleet of
men of war and trantorts was to fail from Crop-
itadt for Reval on the 33d tilt.
We are informed, that a part of the Dania' navy
is fitting out at Copenhagen. Some military prepa-
rations are alto making at Cronenburgh. A number
of Sailors have received orders to go doither.
The Court of Denmark has tranfmitted a Decla-
ration to feveral other Courts, relative to the fyftem
of neutrality it intends to embrace, which will be of
the aritlea kind, without esteriag lath any other engage-
ment.

Sari. 28.—1 t is thought here that
Baden and Darmiladt,with their troops, vrillentirely
follow the example of Bavaria.
WURTZZOILG, SEPT.2s.—Letters fromßerlin Rate,
that a Ruffian courier who bad arrited from Wilna,
brought his M_ajefly a letter from the Emperor At. sx
ANDIR. His Majei immediately affembled a Coon.
cil, confining of the Duke of Brunfwick, M. Nonni-
dork SchulembemHardenberg, Hiugwitz, Rachel,
and Kockrety. They read, with aftonifhment, a let-
I ter, in which the Emperor intifted upon a paffage for
three columns of his troops through Silefia, Old
Proffitt. and Southern Proffla, and fixed the day for
their arrival. The Council was indignant, and every
one cried out that the army atonid be put upon the
war ellaSlifhtnent. Orders were given In confequence
and the whole army is in motion.
WETZLIA' SIIPT. 28.—At Archaffenburgh, the
Generals of Divifion Boom and Gaiyucov alight-
ed at the Eleftoral Palace, where they were enter-
tained by the Governor Voa Erroaz. The train of
artillery of the corps under the command of General
MARMONT, which is marching through Akhaffen-
burgh, is exceedingly numerous. That corps was
joined by the army from Hanover beyobd Lohr and
Carlftadt.

Yeilerday the head quarters were removed from
Orb to Neidersell, and from the latter place to Ham.
melb urgh.
Meafures are taken to prevent the defertion which
is prevalent among the Batavian troops.
The divifion of General DUMONCIAU has made
its march from Helvoetfluys to Afchaffenburgh in
fixteen days. Some of the troops had been em-
barked thirty-fi►e days, from which circumllance
their bodes have fuffered materially. The Heffian
troops, which are returned to their Rations, mull
hold themfelves in readinefs to rejoin at a moment's
notice.

Ocr. s.—The pafrage of the French
from the left to the right bank of the Rhine has now
ceafed at all points, and it feems as if all the troops
deftined to open the campaign were now on German
ground. It appears further, that the troops which
bare gone over At Manheim and Stra(burgh are
marching up the Neckar, and will probably form a
juneion with the armies under BiIIIADOTTI and
Mai/emir. Thole armies are marching to the weft-
ern parts of Suabia •, fo that the French army will
form a femi.ciscle, ((retching from the Upper Pala-
tinate to the Weflern fide of Suabia and from thence
through Southern Suabia, down the Neckar to the
frontiers of Switzerland, in a direeion parallel with
the Rhine. _ _

Concerning the Ruffian army, we have now been
informed, that 56,000 Ruffians, under the command
of General NUTU SOW, paired through Lemberg be-
tween the 3oill of Aorta and the 7th of. September.
The Generals Prince PaNCILITION, VON EISEN, VON
Ross's, Vow Sens, a tow, and DI low, are Caving
under General Korolow.
The three firft columns carried ninety-two pieces
of cannon with them, and the two: following had
alfo a good deal of heavy artillery. Thefe troops
obferve the firieleft difcipline wherever they go.
We are informed that the French Minilter, M.
BACH le, has delivered a note to the Diet, in which
the motives are Rated, according to which the
French Emperor has refolved to govern his prefent
condo.. It clofes with a declaration, that the Em-
peror NaroLsow is determined to defend himfelf
againft any unjuft attack, and to infure the indepen-
dence of Germany ; that be does not intend to re-
tain any of thofe countries which may fall into his
hands by the chance of war ; and that he will gua-
rantee to every Prince the inviolability of his rights
and poffeffions—meanwhile he will not lay down his
arms till he (ball have reftored the Decree of the Em-
pire, and the Houfe of Auftria can no longer violate
the rights of Germany.
At the fame time that this Note was delivered, an
hiflorical relation appeared at Wnrtzburgh, con-
cerning the conduct of the Eleaur Bavaro•Pala-
tine, relative to the miffion of Prince Scirwearzaa-
av so to Munich ; the fruftrated negotiation between
him and the Eleaor ; the departure of the Court to
Franconia ; the entry of the Antiriansinto Bavaria;
the negociations at Wurtzburgh ; and tire demand
of the kiftrians that the Bavarian troops fbould be
difmiffed ; which relation doles with the following
lenience 'this relation enables every body to ,
judge of the condu9 of Aultria towards Bavaria;
and to pronounce that nothing was left for the Elec-
tor of Bavaria to do, for his lecurity againft demands
fo difgracetnl to his army and nation, than to throw
himfelf under the proration of the French Emperor.
Confidence in Gon, in a magnaltinsons ally, in a
brave army, and a faithful nation, miles courage in
a jail caufe. May Use YEN blefs the Bavarian arms."
The following addrcls has been communicated to
the Bavarian troops by the French Emperor, in ge
neral orders -
• Bavarian Soldiers--I have placed myfeif at the head of my
army, to deliver your county from an %mita aggrciSan- 'rbig
HoofeofApftiaintends to annihilate your independence, and to
inemPurate you with its extenbvc dominions : Hut you will be
true to the memory of your anerftors, who, though frequently
oppreffed, bet not fubjagated, always preferred their independence
and political eziftence, which is the firft boos of nations, as fide
lky to the Elcdocal Houfe of Solaria is the firft of your duties.
• As a faithful ally of your Soradgss, I have been Tenably of
fedted by the proofs you hare giros him, at this Important period,
of your 'nutmeat. I know your prom, and latter myyrif
that, after the brit battle.l 0)&11 be able to fay to your Sovereign
and tq my people, that you arc worthy to fight under the leaders
of dip Grand Army. (Signed) " NAPOLEON.
81 eeaniao4 of flie Fsnperor and King,
(Signed) 14 Martial !MATHIS!,
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