Star.
London, England, 1805-08-14 00:00:00

NAMBURGH MAIL.

Independently of the common articles of intelli-
gence communicated by the Mails, the following
particulars are from private letters, dated
" Hambargh, July 20.
ig It has naturally been fuppofed that the late dif-
orders in Vienna did not arife merely from the al-
lcdged caufe, viz. a dearth of provifions, but bad a
connexion with Come occult political defigns. This
fuppofition has been flrengthened by privateaccounts
received from the capital of Austria, which pofi-
tively Rate, that on the day after the infurreftion
broke out, the Police difeovered, by the confeffion
of one of the wounded infurgents, that at Vienna lag
month, as at Paris in 1789, want of bread was
merely a pretext to found the feelings of the popu-
lace, and to prepare the way for political movements,
in order to promote the accomplifhment of Bora-
PASTE'S ftupendous plan for effeding a general
change of dynaßies, the better to eflablifh the prin-
ciples from which his own ufarpation refulted, and
upon which it is manifeßly founded. The Emiffary
of the Ufurper to the Court of Vienna, LA ROCHE-
vocauLT, bad prudently retired to his country houfe
a few miles from the capital, as loon as the fpirit of
difeontent burg forth ; but he fent couriers repeat-
edly to obtain information refpeiting the movements
of the Auflrian Patriot:, and the progrefs of eventa.—
He all. expreffed fome anxiety for the fafety of
himfelf, left his auguil fovereign might be expofed to
be infulted in his perfon,a matter of more importance
to him than his individual fecurity. To relieve him
from all uneafinefs, the Imperial Commander fent
him a Guard of Honour, which anfwered the double
purpofe of obviating any pretence fur complaint as
to the refped due to the fubjed of the Emperor of
France, and of cutting off all communication be-
tween Lit RoctiEFOUCAULT and the capital—a ma.
Pure dietated by wife caution, as well as by fufpicions
which palling events had tended to excite. Several
perfons who appeared in the charader of mechanics
and journeymen from Alface endeavoured to ob-
tainadmiflion into the houfe of La ROCHEFOUCAULT,
but all their attempts were defeated by the firmnefs
and vigilance of the Auffrian guard, and fome were
rarefied upon fufpicion. Their papers were of courfe
feized ; and fuch difcoveries are laid to have been
the refult, as mull fully convince all legitimate So-
vereigns, if any additional proof were neceffary,
that wherever any Revolutionary Agent is admitted,
treachery accompanies him, confpiracy refides with
him, and that if no mifchief is the immediate effed,
when he removes he will leave behind him the feeds
of feuds, plots, and of every principle dangerous to
civil fociety, and particularly to the existing Go-
vernment. LA ROCHEFOUCAULT has thought pro-
per to difavow all connexion with the arrelled fub-
;lefts of BONAPARTE, who have probably been tried
and executed for the part which they took in the
late troubles, doubtlefs from a hope that they were
figure in the formidable charader of the Ufurper, as
well as in the alarm which the diforders might ex-
cite and appear to portend."
By the fame accounts we learn, that on the z4th
ttl.t. it was confidently rumoured at Vienna, that an
alliance, offensive and defenfive, had adually been
figned by the Courts of St. James's, Auliria, St.
Peterfburgh, Stockholm, and Contlantinople, in
which there was this important article, viz. That
the whole of the Ruffian army in the Mediterranean,
which is to be augmented to eighty thoufand men,
was to be taken into the pay of this country, and
that the Turks were to be employed in the kingdom
of Naples.
Refpedable private advice, from Vienna, by the
LIR mail, affert that the Emperor of the French has
begun to be alarmed at the formidable preparations
which are now going forward in every part of the
Aultrian dominions ; and that his Ambaffador at
the Court of yienn4 has accordingly received orders
to demand a categorical anfwer with refped to the
ilenatit this general
timeeir Al!he new
armament
fililevies are daily • •
pining

the A Arian antra. .IverT regiment of infantry 151
to have an addition of two companies of grenadiers.'
This augmentation alone will amount to Atchoots
men. Letters from Lintz, of the 13th, mention the
arrival there of the regiment of Kinficy, from the
eallern frontier of Carinthia. So urgent wete theft
orders, that they were only thirteen days on the
march. They were to be followed by the regiments
of Beaulieu and Keifer.

The Auftrian Cabinet has not yet anthorifed
Count CoseaTzsL to recognife BONAPUTI's new
Italian titles.

The French are fnppofed to have obtained pact-
fion of fume of the fecret plans of the Auftrian Dili-
niltry, by their recent interception of difpatches
from the Court of Naples to that of Vienna, and
alfo of feveral private letters written by the Queen
of NAPLPS.

Baron Wirtl-violations has left Vienna on his re-
turn to St. Peteriburgh. It is now underftood that
the Baron had it in charge to concert with the Au-
(lrian Government the details of a *eneral plan of
pacification, to be fubrnitted to the Brai' and French
Courts. Should this plan have proved unacceptable
to either or both of thole Powers, Ruffia and Aufiria
were then to have entered into an armed neutrality,
to which Frullia was to have been invited to accede.
The whole of this projeEt has been fupeifeded by the
recall of N'WOSILTZOFF, and the continued encroach-
ments of France.

There is no longer any doubt that BONAPAILTE
meditates the incorporation of the whole, or at leaft
a very confiderable part of Switzerland with France.
The ufual fyftem has been reforted to, of ensployins
emilfaries, who defcant every where on the calami•
ties which the Swifs have experienced for feveral
years pall ; and labour to convince that unfortunate
people that their only hope for the future confifts in
an union with France.

The two new(papers publithed at Bonrdeanx have
been fupprelred, in confequence of Tome obferva-
tions inferred in both relative to the deflination of the
combined fquadrons.