Star.
London, England, 1805-09-24 00:00:00

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Cotocrti; SIFT. L—The firft divition ofthe Army
of the Coa R, confining of 30,000 men, paired through
Mons on the 3,1 ;Amt. The troops are principally
conveyed in carriages; they march along the Upper
Rhine, by Luxembourg and Trews. We are &fitted
that the Emperor NAPOLEON will command in perfon
the army of the Rhine, but he will always have re-
lays in readinefs, to hafle with difpatch, thould oc-
calico require, into Italy.
Hera avac H, SEPT. to.—A continental war it con-
fidered inevitable, although the papers Rate, that the
Auftrian Ambafiador, Count COBENTZFL, had not yet
left Paris. AU is adivity in Auftria and Ruflia. The
Auftrian army is already placed upon the war-foot-
ing, and the field equipage of the Archduke is pre-
paring in great hafte.
Sa Pr. 13.—.-The report of !lonia and Pruffla being
at variance appears to be totally void of foundation.
Ruffia and Auftria continue their preparations with
unabated adivity, and every thing appears to render
Continental War snore and more a matter of certainty.
The greateft attention in the mean time teems to
be direded towards Pruffia, who has given orders for
7c,000 men to be put in motion; but, it is thought,
folely and entirely with a view of fupporting her
neutrality, which the has poftively declared It her
firm intention to maintain, in fpite of the fulicitations

of DUROC to the contra.ry,
France has offered and svithes Prnfiia to take pof-
feffion of Hanover, (no doubt upon certain condi-
tions), but it is known the latter has pofitivelv refu-
fed it, and will merely draw a line of demarkation
in the North of Germany—en attendant. The French
are fall evacuating, and have now no more than one
Tingle regiment in the whole Hanoverian territory.
General BERNADOTTE is already neoociating with
that country for a fum down as the price of his eva-
cuation and his adieu. This is a moil fortunate
circumftance for the tranquillity of this neighbour-
hood and the trade of the Hamburghers, fince we now
really enjoy the profpea of loon feeing the Elbe once
more free again.
All the great men are repairing to the different
armies, and we (hall fluidly bear of a holt of Empe-
rors and brothers of Emperors having taken the field.
Hamov ER. SEPT. 9.—We are Rill uncertain about
the future movements of the French in this quarter;
but, melancholy to relate, they continue to harafs
the unfortunate EleCtorate with unexampled cruelty.
Every town and village has received orders to pro-
vide a certain number of .horfes in five days, under
the penalty of doubling the number in cafe of not
complying with the original requifition.
The orders came to Ofhabruck late in the evening
of nefday lift, the 3d inflant, to provide sso ; zoo
of which were to be for the artillery, and the remain-
der for the (addle. It is truly difireiling for the unfor-
tunate peafants of miserable villages, to be under the
cruel necellity of giving away, perhaps, their only
boric, at a re;loced price, upon the Pimple affurance
of a French Commiffary promiling payment in four
months after. Such barefaced robbery mull certainly
open the eyes of Europe, and even the heart of the
molt unfeeling mifanthrope.
It has been confidently reported for fome days,
that the banditti would leave the Hanoverian tern
tory before winter, and that Pruffla would take per-
fefgon of it again till the conclufiun of the war.—
This very deferable circumftance is heartily to be "'M-
ed for ; but I am afraid the country will be entirely
ruined before it takes place.
They item rather to hefitate about attacking the
Heffians, but reinforcements are aEtually expeaed
from Holland, for what purpofe time mutt deter-
mine. About to,ooo infantry are unflipped in
Holland, and almoft all the cavalry which efcaped
the diforder. It is beyond a doubt that upwards of
Soo or moo died in the courfe of fix weeks. The
Aultrians are all in motion—hoftilities are immedi-
ately expeaed to take place.
FROM ITALY, Auc. 28.—There are again feveral
Englifli Blips cruizing off Genoa, and they have al-
ready captured feveral Genoefe veffels.
Gino*, AUG. a4.—According to the lift letters
from Rome, the Papal Court has given a provifuiy
anfwer to the Deputies of the order of Malta com.
millioned to propofe the Commander CALACCIOLI, for
the dignity of Grand Mailer. In this reply, it is
Paid, that his Holinefs mull previoufly confer on
this fubjelt with other powers ; that the late Grand
Mailer, Tom mast, had in his favour the votes of two
Ruffian Priories ; that fo much the more refpea
ought to be paid to Ruffia, on the prefent occalion,
as there is Rill at Peterfburgh a fum of yoo,ooo ru-
bles, which attempts are making to transfer into the
Treafury of the Order ' • that for the formal and con-
Ritutional elation of a Grand Matter, it is neceffary,
that all the Langues fhould fend Deputies to the
place where it is to be held. It is believed, that the
Pope will be requefted by the Sovereigns, in whofe
dominions there is a Laugue belonging to the Or-
der, to give direCtions for the new eleEtion, as was
done with regard to that of the tali Grand Mailer.—
In this cafe, it is prefumed, that the votes will be in
favour of the Chevalier Rusiou, who is, at prefent,
on his tra eels in Germany.
MILAN, AUG. the garrifons of this city
and its vicinity have marched out, and there are
hardly woo foldiers left in Milan. They are march-
ing to the camp at Monte Chiaro, between Brefcia
and Bergamo. The Auftriana are affembling in
great force on the other fide of the Po and the Adige.
The fortrefs of Mantua is to be provifioned for one
year ; as are Pefchiera, Pizzighettone, and other
fortreffes, for fix months.
Vines, AUG. 28.—Appearances are very warlike
here. Fre& troops are arriving every day from
Ts iefte, Fiume, and Dalmatia, and are taken over to
the Continent of Italy. The grenadier battalions are
drawing together. The works at the entrenchments
of Cbiozza, San Giorgio Maggiore, Prima Valada,
&c. are continued with the greaten aBivity, and all
idlers found in the ftreets are employed in them.—
The regiment of infantry Bellegarde, will remain
here for the prefent.
The perfons who occupy the numerous country-
houfes on the Brenta and Adige are mofily withdraw-
ing into Venice, to make room for the troops affem-
bling there. The German Houfe at Venice will pro-
bably be converted into a magazine. The Coffee-
linufe Al Ponte Roffo is a kind of Lloyd's Coffee-
houfe, frequented by all politicians. The public fpirit
is very good and patriotic.
We know nothing of the Royal Family of Narks

baying gone to Palermo, as was faid in letters fret"
Florence, at leall the laft letters front Naples make no
mention thereof.

LEGHORN, Atm. 22.—Eighty merchant (hips, of
various nations, are flopped at Odeite, where they
were going to take in corn, to take troops on board
for Corfu.

STRALSUNIN SEPT. 7.—This day arrived here his
Excellency Baron ALoPEUS, the Ruffian Envoy to
the Court of Sweden. He was accompanied by the
Ruffian General Vow BE RC Ka, and the Martha' Vow
PLATEN.

FRONTIERS Or RUSSIA, SEPT 2.-. The Generals
Prince BANGRATION and WIN ZINO FRODE have Izt nut
for the army. The latter has carried to the Gene-
ral in Chief, Kutusovv, orders to enter Auflrian Po-
land, which he has executed at the head of 80,000
men. The Emperor will fet out on the 25th of Sep.
tember for the army which is affetnbled at Wilna.
The guards, to the amount of 10,000 men, com-
manded by the Grand Duke CONSTANTIN E, are on
their march into Lithuania, whence they will enter
the Auftrian bates ; other troops from the Cuban,
Siberia, and Kioro, will form different corps de re•
ferve.