Star.
London, England, 1806-10-10 00:00:00

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

NURENSIRO, Sart.. 25.—The divifion of Martha'
• Bernadotte,which was in the principality of Anfpach,
is marching for the frontiers of the Duchies of. Salt
Cobourg and S.xe Sleinungen. Some Pruffian troops
have entered thole States.
Our garrifon and the troops of Martha! Berna•
dotte are to be replaced by the divifion of Ma►fhal
Lefebvre, formerly commanded by Marflial Mor.
tier ; but this army is not expetted to make a long
flay in our environs ; it is fuppofed to be dellined to
j"in that of Marfhal Bernadotte, in the territory of
Bamberg.
The advanced guard of Martha' Soult has already
arrived in the Upper Palatinate, and it is thought that
the whole of his divifion will be assembled in a few
days.
A confiderable Bavarian army is forming, which
will join the tight wing of the Grand French Army.
We expel from day to day the details relative to this
fubjett.
Letters from Bareuth prefent more exalt details
than thole hitherto in our poffetlion, relative to the
pretended afferobling of a confiderable number of
Prot:Gan troops in the environs of Hoff. According
to very pofitive information there 'ate only a•few
thoufand men, who are even making preparations to
evacuate that polition in a Ihort time. The Prunians
a (hurt time fence railed a confiderable number ,of
recruits in the territory of Bayreuth ; there rhing
people merely obey a fuperior force. They are,
conveyed to Magdeburgh, but. many of them defert
on the road.
AUGSBOILOH, &ITT. 26 —General; Sorigils 'Saint
Laurent, Legrand, and others who have been here for
fume months, let out to day with different branches
of the Military Administrations for Wurtzburgh.—
The horfe artillery, which was cantoned here and in
the environs, are alto on the march.
Letters from Munich (late, that Prince Alexander
will let out tomorrow for Wurtzburgh,' and from
thence for Frankfort. The bead quarters, according
to the new peace, arc to be enablithed in the latter
city, and not at Amberg.
All the troops which were cantoned in the envi-
rons of Ellevangen, have alto let out for the terri-
tory of Wurtzburgh, where a very confiderable
French army is to be affembled. We alto learn,
that the divifion of Martha' Lefebvre, confining of
upwards of thirty thnufand men, is in full march
lot Schweinfurt, whilll other troops are advancing
towards Brukenau, Koeniothoffen, and the frontiers
of the States of Sase Hildburghaufcn and Sate Me•
nungens
The army of Marfhal Soult, which is alfo on the
march, is advancing on both banks of the Danube,
after having been joined by his numerous cavalry,
which were Rationed in the Upper Palatinate. It is
to day noted, that the marsh of the French troops
to the latter province has been conntermsnded.

ULM, Sir r. 26.—A1l the divifions of the Grand
Army Rationed in Suabia and flavatia, have receiv-
ed orders to march for Fraaconia. Thus, in a thort
time, there will be no longer any French troops in
thole two Circler, as their force will be affembled in
the courfe of eight oc ten days in Franconia and the.
Upper Palatinate. It is thought that immediately en
war breaking out, the French troops wili rapidly oc-
cupy the Margraviate of Bareuth, in order to advance
from thence by the Vogtland, againft the army of
Prince Huhenlohe:

The divifion of Marthal Ney is alio marching from
Franconia. The head quarters of this army will be
hem to morrow. We expeet this evening two
regiments of Cavalry, and to-morrow two regi
menus of infantry. Two regiments of infantry are
alto to attire to morrow at Elfinghen ; and two re-
giments of infantry, and a divifion of artillery, on the
zBth, at Albeck ; on the fame day.the grand park of
artillery will arrive at Elfinghen, and two regiments
of infantry and a divifion of artillery at Laupheim.
YeAerday there was a great number of troops at Bi-
berack, Buchau, and the banks of the Neverfec, and
in all the neighbouring places. A part of the cavalry
is to affemble between Moeficirch and Pfulendotf, it
will traverfe the kingdom of Wirtemberg. It is ad.
ded that, after having paffed the Danube, all thefe
troops will advance, in different columns, towards
the States of Saxony.
SE rr. 27.—A1l the letters from Stingied (peak of
an expeaed marriage between the Pane& Frederica
Catherina, daughter of the King of Wirtembergt
with his Imperial Highnefs, Prince Jerome, brpther
of his Majetly the Emperor Napoleon. They ex-
pea in this city General Dome, Grand Martha! of
the Palace, who is, it is (aid, charged to make the
damand of the King of Wirtemberg. It is added,
that the mart iage is to be celebrated in the month of '
Gaither, and that preparations are already making
for the fetes which will take place at that epoch.
A letter from Brannau, of the z IR of September,
flares as follows : " Hitherto the greatell tranquil
lay has prevailed here. The works which were ad-
ding to our fortifications, were loom time fince.ori I'l
fudden fulpended. 'Chet e is not, however, any longer
any talk of lutrendering toe place to the Außtitins,
and it is thought that it will continue to be occupied
by French troops, even aver the grand army
have quitted Bavaria."
It is naturall enough that it • fdoold be afked in all
the South of Germany, what fyltem will be purfued
by the Court of Vienna, under eeilling circumitances?
It may be .(aids in reply, according to the molt au- ,
thenticinfosmatiod, that the fyflem of that Court is
very pacik. It cannot be diffembled, that RulEa and
Proffitt, as well as England, have, in the courfe of a
few weeks pall, made very brilliant oilers to the Em-
peror of Auflria, but they were rejerSed ; and all the
letters from Vienna Sate, in the moll formal man-
ner, that the Court of Vienna has declared to thole
of St. Cloud, Bet lin, Peterlburgh, and London, that
it is firmly refolved tc, obferve the (hit:left neutrality.
The military mealures adopted by Aulitia, are re-
garded as a confequence of this determination ;—for
whilt the .forms on her frontiers, which adjoin the
future theatre of war, a corps of °barrancas, ca-
pable of infuring refpea to her territory, bar troops,
cantoned on her other frontiers, namely, in Upper
AAt ia, and towards the Principality of Saltzburg,
retire farther and farther into the interior. Several
furloughs have, betides, been granted to (oldie., in
the infantry as well as the cavalry., Letters from
Brannau even fay, (peaking of the amicable diffofi-
tion of the Emperor of Aultria towards France, that
in the crept of that Alonaich thinking it occatry

take part in a new war, it will not be agaitia the
French --Illoaireur.
MATTNCI. OCT. r.-fl'he I4'h regiment of the
line arrived here lafb night. The Colonel of this corps
was adfnitted this morning to an audience of his Ma.
jeßy.
Generals Lannes, Oudinot, and Vidor, arrived
here 24 hours ago.
It was on the sE4th ult. at tw' in the afternoon,
thit their Maje4lics entered within our walls. An
hour afterwards the Emperor was on horfeback, vi•
firing the works which have been carried on atCalrel•
Only a few months fine:, that Intrefs, formerly fa
celebrated, was nothing but a fubtirb without a wall,
it is now furrounded by extenfive and very wrong
works. The Emperor, aftes having examined there
in detail, returned hither. The loaded acclamations'
accompanied him to his palace.
Yetlerday he reviewed the troops of this gartifbn.
The Imperial Guards art ived in the evening and have
already paned the Rhine.
His'Excellency the Secretary of State arrived here
on the fame day with the Emperor. His Excellency
the Prince of Benevento, Minitier for Foreign Affairs,
has been here 48 hours.
Oci.oatit 2.—His Majeßy the• Emperor and King
'arrived here on the 28thref September, and (et out
yefterday, at nine in the evening, for Wurzburgh.—
Moniknr.