Star.
London, England, 1806-02-03 00:00:00

PRANCII.

PAWS. JAN. 4.
The Batavian Republic, it is mid, will obtain eon-
fidcrable acquifitions inWeitphalia. Some diftritts in
the neighbourhood of Holftein. it is added, will be
Riven to Denmark, and Sweden will sot be fuffered
0 retain any terfitories in Germany.
They write from Berlin, " that his Proffer+ Ma-
lefty has obtained a lean of two millions of florins,
from the Bank of Franconia, to defrarths extraordi-
nary expellees of his army ; it bears four per cenr.
intereit, and is to be reimburfed in Gs years. The
troops in Berlin, at Potfdam, and'hl the neighbour.
ing towns, amount to ro,coo Men. 'The projelts of
our Cabinet kern involved in myliery+ Though the
nation willies to remain in Peace and harmony with
France, it teems that our Minitiry are refoleed to
prevent the French from returning to the EleCtorate
.1 Hanover."
The French Editor adds, we have only to hope
that tech reports are eonjeaural.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
STelleeleC if, Jae. Municipality of this
City have ordered the Printer of the Journal to infert
a note from the French General BAIIIIIII. Rating,
that the rumours refpating a ficknefs among the
Ruffian prifoners are the effects of unfounded exag-
geration ; and that no epidemical diforder prevails in
either of the three field hefpitals, ere.
Genoa, Dac. the letters from Tufeeny
mention, that the French army is in hill march for
Naples. Cardinal Ruffo has taken the command of
the army en may
Genoa, Jaw. I.—p forest difirias of Ligtirls,
particularly Salfo Maggiore, Vivien°, Lugagnono,
and Caßel Arguato, there has arifen a great fudden
commotion, in eonfequence of a demand made to
rani a certain number of men for the occupation of
Venice. The Arch Tresfurer of the Empere, lA.
krein, has addrefed a Proclamation to the inhabitants
1/.1 the places in rebellion, in which, after tiling (oath.
fez argoseats, he concludes thee—
An t dealt eamornme se ire side tbe chandler se Me
• game. awl wo peril fob "bees hore rwern to mew Iteme t
lids& as me dowsers 'Madigan yea. Tee seelberroodei
by as wend fora; Y e word" be Woe, you hell el be pe
ailed, bosom ee peaty. I ampere yes to renew to st,
sett be ebedeset,ere k biteable. to votes of a tetW "
klisoos, Jaw. ay.—Moll of the troops which were
*gambled behind the Yfell, have been ordered to
return to Frame' and the referveof the army of the
North, which was Rationed at Grave, has received
bks orders, and already broken op for Antwer .oro
r There troops are to form part of the Army of
land. The garrifons of Nimegnen. Breda, and
other towns, are alto ordered towards the coall, •
Fearceroar, Jaw. te.—The French troop at
Mayence, and its neighbourhood. have been pro&
increafed within theta frw days, end it is faid,
era be commanded by Martha Lassoes. The Grand
Army is about to repafs Bavaria. in three columns ;I
the one will proceed through the Upper Falstilleles
she fecund ideas the right banks of the Dasebsto surd
the third through upper Bavaria. The Slitsdeo of
Bavaria will now conliii of two millioas and o hag
of fouls, and that of Wurtemborg *fest:4ooo oats. .
STUTGAILD. Jaw. s.—The attachment to amnion
privileges, which has hitherto limited the eotherky
of our Sovereign, and given birth to fo much dillheo'
Lion, was obfervable on the 3oth ult. when the fevers,
Colleges of Government were required to take the
oath of unlimited fubrtaiffion and a! tae. This
aids wis refuted by Eve Members of the Eeeletialli.
• eat College. Four of them. however, were at length
prevailed upon to tak. it ; the fifth peifeeering, was
difmiffed on ■ peotion. The body of the States is
' wholly diffAved, the Members preferving their Ws-
/ ties, with the ducat, however, that all further meet.
be contidered as etas of rebellion. Every
In their Hotel has been ((Wed up ; and the Ri-
` • whip have bad orders to take the oath, or to refign
eholr 'loom

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ROME, DEC. st.
The Court of Naples deems to be epprehenfive of
•u attack OS the part of the French, and is pre; arias
for the blow With as much expedition as poleble.
'They are railing three armies t one on the River
Trobto, the faced at St. Getmann, and the third at
jano, between the two great roe* of Rome and
Abreast. Great defertion, however, prevails among
the Neapolitan troops.
Dec. 240—The entrance of the French army into
the kingdom of Naples is near at hand. The advaa•
cad salmons, which have arrived on the frostier, of
that country, have halted until they are joined by the
main army.
MILAN. JAN. t,
General St. Cyr, having paned Macerate, divided
his army, confining of from yo to 60,000 men, in
three columns ; one of which is proceeding by the
way of Itome,the n'ber over Terni, sad the third to
wards the Neapolitan prptihee of Abruzso, along
the coals of the Adriatic Sea. Martha) Ncy's di
viGoss has already formed a junction with this army.

NAPLES. DEC. to.
The number of foreign troops landed here, at
Manfredene, and other points of the Italian trial), is
ellimated at 40,000, more than half of which are
Rut:Gans t goon Englith. toGo Albanians, Ste. to
which ts,ooo Neapolitans are added, from Palermo,
under General Dumas. The return of Genets)
Aeon is alto repelled. Yellerday a Council of War
was held at General Lafcy's Hotel. Twelve thou.
land horfes have been alEgned to the uce of the army
in this country.

BOLOGNA, JAN. 1.
The motions of the troops in this kingdom fill
continue ; 23,creo men of the army of St. Cyr, have
advanced towards Lower Italy, with a large park of
artillery. The divifion of Gardanne, of the army
of Martha' Mailing, will come hither, and a teferve
• camp of 30,000 men will be formed. lii the mean
time, we learn that a Ruffian courier has arrived by
the way of Hungary and the Adriatic Sea at Pefat es,
whence he has continued hi,. journey to Naples. He
brings orders to the Ruffians in that city immedively
to evacuate it, re-embark, and return to the Republic
of the Seven 19ands. • •

GERMAN?.
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DILLSLAU, JAN. se.
A great (sanity of currency prevails in VlPs*.
French have already evacuated Bohemia and
Moravia, where there is an uncontmen feucity of
all the entrance of life.

VIZNNA. JAN sr.
His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Charles is at
Preffsurgh. Royal Highneffes John, Louis,
and Maximilian, are at Odeeburgh, where they have
been ranee the oath of December, the head-quarters
of the Archduke Charles.
The Vienna Gazette is now edited under the fame
direction as formerly, beginning with No. A.
The expelled departure of all the Fret& troops
from this city and its fuburbs, has not yet taken
place. This day there have been Come difputes, and
an easel affray between tome of the citizens and the
French military, refpeaing tome bodes belonging to
the former ; but order was ranted by the interval-
tint+ of Prince Lichtentlein. This day a proelama-
,l tion was glued, figned by Count Wren', enjoining
the inhabitants to obrerve good order, and to remits
tranquil.
Kafka! Soult has arrived here with the whole of
his ditition.

JANUARY 15.
On the tsth Mit= the lift French troops, under
Marital Soult, left this capital, and to morrow the
return
.of our beloved Emperor is expeeed.
Before the French troops left the city, an Eng W-
hitman, of the name of Park, was arretted by eight
gene d'armes, and fent off to France. There are
various charges again It him.—Frew the rams Gazette.
This day the following patent wa► publifhed

M FRANCIS 11. BY GoD's Gucs ate. Ate.

ds When I removed from among you, I had no
(mall inducements for believing that our feparatiat
would be but of very rhort duration, u it was then
my heed refolutionlimmediately after the conclufion
of the Hungarian Diet, to return to Vienna. and to
remain with you as long as my rehdence would be
confiltent with my duty ; and which would have
permitted me to extend the care of Government to
the whole nation. This refolotiori was impeded by
the courfe of rubfequent events. I thought my duty
to you, and the whole mars of my rubjens, called up.
on me to remain sear the combined armies. I
chorea reprefeniative, who enjoyed your confidence.
and who was every way worthy of it. I, however,
interefted tuyfelf for you, and made every exertion
in your behalf which the 'stewards/is of affairs
would permit. You may be aua, that nothing
can be attribilted to a want of preemstinos which hes
prevented the prefervadan of a permanent feeurity ;
and that no efforts of aline was m ia the way
of ugociation. to oblnln Int Ming foeuri-
ty nectiffarY for oly appaibloonatty. Thb &Arable
event was not °Wooed ion awash fat op yahoo,
but yet, as foots as the pun of a Waves of tock
importance for the pada* Mg future would aim
At profuse the unbappirend of reparation is pal,
I return to you im with renown's of your
inviolable attachasoped fidelitp.—your vigilance in
the prefuvatine of ardor and triumuilllty—your rut-
diners to alleviate. by your benevolence, the Inferior
of human mWery. You have left no ditty without
fulfilling It—no virtue unexercifed : you have merit.
ed the eiteem of your fellow citizens, and have ob-
tained, by your conduit! towards foreigners, the
(irons& claims spun my gratitude ; and dough at
a diftance from you during thefe keen trials, I de-
rived from there sentiments. contblation and Iran-
infinity. But while I gave loyal( up to there rents,
trans of joy, which mull await my return among my
loyal people of Vienna, at a period of fuch impor.
tance ; and while, in the interim of the happy meet-
ing between the Prince and the people, fhould the
pan be forgotten for a moment. fill do not indulge
the idea that I have not an intimate knowledge of
your GtOltioll. or that it has efcaped my mature COR-
I fideration. Yes. good people ! you have, indeed.
(Whined vexations which have tbaken the founda-
tions of your well being. lam not under mifappre-
henfions in any refpeft, relative to what has paired,
but I have taken pains to praecute Inch an enquiry
into the Rate of affairs, fuch knowledge being able).
burly indifpenfable, as it =Mk lead to an union of
means, commenfurate with our neceffities._

" What I have already (Retied, under the prefere
of fo tssaoy Obilades, to prevent any want of the ne•
ceffaries of life, while the coofumption was fo mach
increafed, is well known. I mall is future let nothing
be wanting that prudence or forefight can Condi,
for fecuriog the means that may Rill lead to as objed
In dear to my willies. Remain AiU as faithful to your
Prince as you have been during the Ina dillreffing
period, ; rapport, with a ppblic fpirit, my untealing
endeavours for the good of the community ; redouble
your adtivity—give yourfelves up to the noble mo.
tires of benevolence—lend no ear to unjufi venture ;
depend upon Goa, and unite with me in calling upon
Him ; fo yonr pounds, though deep, loon be
healed."

0 'dithers, jaa. is, i 2 ."
PROCLAMATION

ADORISSID ST 7111 ACCNDULI CH sssss TO THZ•U-
-11TRI/111 LIMY, IN CONSKONIOCI or TOR CONCLY-
-6500 OF ?BIC/ /IT FIIISSUROM•
" His blejelty has, but of loie to his people, con-
chided a peace. He could have relied on the valour
of an army which remains unconquered by the ene-
my, and which has defended the rights of the Sove-
reign with equal firmnefs in Germany and m Italy;
but the paternal feelings of his Majeny would not
permit him to proton; the fulterings which his faith-
tui (objets endured in a period of hoßility, and he
has therefore battened to free them from the dangers
which are attached to the uncertain fortune of war.
The ;mops mutt now return to the peace eflabliila-
nuns, until the prtsteltion of the throne and the
country fummon them to new dangers and new glo.
ry: I hope that the officers and privates mill render
this period of reprice fubfervient to the improvement
Of the army . • that they will prefers. their difcipline
and maim, yfpirit ; and that they will employ their
•collettcd experience to the advantage of the fervice,
and the future bowls', of his Majesty's arms. For
thufe who have evinced fo much attachment to my
perfon, my Emmen gratitude accompanies them. I
tball fcck every opportunity to prove, that the good
of the army is the moil anxious wilt of my heart.
(Signed) • CIIIRLIS, Field Marfbal."

•

P.ATTSJON. JANUARY se.
The Ityptrial City of Atogatitrgh haat }refined a
reefentilion to the Diet, in conlequence of the oc•
enprtion of that city by bis F.leaoral Elighceti of
Bavaria, in which it is fitted, that the btagiarates,
fo long as they have not betin retailed from the ditties
I theylave (worn to fulfil towards his Imperial Ma-
jelly and the Empire, cannot but confider the mili-
tary occupation of their city as a nteaftire which they
can as little acknowledge as the are able to refill.
Jay. :5.—The day before ysßerday M. Bildt, the
Envoy fur Reedit!' Pomerania, gave in the following
DdeLAILATIMI s
HU Swell* beetelty W *SW eM irdertirsod. Ile Envoy
Rstraordissey sod Mbar Preftsituito Mere to Os
Diet of tbe Oars= invite. did dr irroodulyarineired by
many nimbus of dr linrirs seta elision dry be..
Sworn to strati% ore merry is dr WNW allmrszer aid
virtue. Hie boa Mrs aro Ilioarld sandapsy orto•
quenots of thus wilds bon palatal tram eM sininbees
of the Empire. as anal aus=aortegorruo of the want of 'Arid
winch they bows rpm& the German Coidi.
trier. The tendinous, eadlpdadyles of his Staidly ere to well
known, and have boo is db.@ arprelied tie the Diet for it to be
natelltry that be dirs. **dia. ifat • dee wLen
we mod not ters tbs, d Maser. ml INA )t Wave
Its laws, it we wills to be His MOT Oman usaders
it a. beneath his dignity finis die do, Onwards, as tiro soy part
in the di:liberator of the Dlot. I. Nos so Ss doolls, girl be
nodes the indoors of utorpodas and Whet& (dried)
Radars, January 13. Vol MDT.
It is foppofed that M. Von Bildt trill leave Ratilbon
this day.

MANHEIM. JANUARY IS.
On the ith isdlant, the Imperial Eagle was taken
down from the firfl hnufes here, Ned the Eledural
arms of Baden put up in their Read.

FROM THE DAVUBIL. JAW. Is.
The Peace of Prekorgh was figned in the Palate of
the Primate of Hungary, then the re6dence of M.
Talleyrand.—The Inn Viertel, with the Fortrefs of
Brannan, remains to the Honfe of Aultria, wbofe
principal Ink is in hely and the Tyrol, la a military
point of view.

AUGSBURG/6 , JAN. 6.
Exclufive of the changes which are to ham place
in the poffeffions ache Houfe of Auftria, in Profile,
Bavaria, and Wortemburg, it is added, that the
Batavian Republic wlO acquire confiderable plat-
finns In Weltphalia. Sonia neigibbouring diaries of
Holftein will firve to round Denmark completely.
Sweden is to have nothing more is Germany. ' All
the pods of the Continent are to bc !hut againft the
Englifit, tiu the !kid& Government be compelkil to
recortioe the liberty of the fees, and of navigation,
and in all rdpeas conform itfeif to thofe principles
which naturally flow from the right of people and of
nations. Nor does the ancient Grecian territory
teem to have been forgotten in theft articles, In that
'this peace will eireaually clip the wings of Auftria,
Rulaa, Sweden, and England, bile the faithful
friends and allies of Enna, will be enabled to feat
higher, fine the latter power wants nothing for her-
fen: Our lot is decided for ever, we are to form the
'fiend city of Bavaria. Our deputies have had an
Audience of the Emperor Napoleon, at Munich,
dating which be Paid-" Gentlemen, I esagratulaM
you, that you will henedorward bE governed by fa
1 mild a feeptre as that of my good triad and ally,
the King of Bavaria."
yaavartv It.
Yefterday intelligence was brought that this city
is to be one of the firft fortielles in Bavaria. We ex•
pea a great number of workman. Three re&snto
are &only to form the gatt, aadGesmal-Wrede
is to have his nfidenee terg.

Jamul/ ra.
Two days &Ice, an affair happened here, which
has excited the auention of the public at large,that
is to fay, a three•pounder has been Holm from the
walls, and hitherto it has not beep 'driblet to difeo-
Ter the offender, though no lefs than twentr perfons
were immediately apprehended upon firfpicion.
Oat city (warms with Mamelakes. the Imperial
Horfe Guards, &c. upon their return from Munich
to Strafburgh.

Jllllll/1111` 17.
This moment the firing of cannon announces the
arrival of their Imperial Neje(lies, the Emperor aid
Entprefs of France, from Munich. They breakfafied
with the Eledfor oeTreves, and continued their route
to Srutgard. without delay.
We have heard that fifteen thoufand French are in
future to remain in Bavaria, Ge thoufand in Witten".
bergs and two thoufand in Baden.

ULM, JANUARY 14.
The demolition of the fortifications here continues
with great aai.ity. The number of labourers is in.
ended from four to fix thoufand.

The deputation of the Equarian Order, tent to
the Emperor of France, have fumeeded to their
wags. Hl6 MtgeAy sod Ernprefs are 'spatted
at Stutgard on the sad.
His Majelly of Wurtemburgh bas granted to his
brothers the title of Royal Hi&elfes. The nephews
will have the title of Dukes.

114UNICK JAN. tt.
Their imperial Majatlies will let oat from hems Go
the :oth of this month for Paris.

Prince Eugene and his fponfe will proceed to Milan,
and from thence to Paris, in the month of May, at
which ti 1114 i all the angutt family will basic mbled there.
jatinaar 16.—Qn the ad of May Prince Eugene
Till be proclaimad at Paris hereditary King of Italy.
Our Ooreveign will alLft at the Inlemnity.
' '

BAVARIA, JANUARY Z 3.
The Hereditary Pr awe of Baden has bean pre fen ted
by the Emperor Napoleon with if beautiful Arabian
bode. Generals Deroy and Wrede have received
the grand erofs of the Legion of Honour, with a
Penfion for life of soot) 'ivies. Some hundreds of
(mall crofes have like wife been diftributed among the
Bavarian army, and many of the foldiers have re.
ceived penfions ofsso livres.
In the marriage conspwft of Princes Angela,
it is Ripulated that the (ball receive as a dower Parma
and Piacenza, or fome independent principality. The
eleven millions of Lyres demanded as a contribution
from the Tyrolefe, were intended by the Emperor
Napoleon as a prefent to the King Maximilian, but
the latter, it is Paid, will entirely remit this to the
Tyrolefe. Both the Emperor and King have fent
notifications of this marriage to Foreign courts.
General Meerfeldt goes Ambatfadur from Vienna
to St. Peterfburgh. •

VISII, JAR. fr.
To etpegte the ma►ching of oar "dire if f 6•
tents are m be left behind in the depots t le the
terval, a Infficient cumber of pack-h are to L,
procureckfor the tranfport of Abet titles, *c.
LAUENBOUItOII, JAN. 22.
The troops begin to fall back. Altar the arrival
of a courier. difpatcheslfrunsEngland to bis Swedish
Majedy. he ordered4As troops to retire to /deckles.
bouts.

••••

SUMITA. AN. t 6.
A putrid fever rages through the whole of tl -
South of Germany, in eonfequence of the war ape
the unfavourable weather :' it is, notwithilanding,
not of the epidemical kind, though It carries off a
number of people.

BAYREUTH, lAN. 16.
The Roll im Prince Beidelacy. who refides here.
condefeends to fupply aU the Ruffian foldiera wiii.
extricate themfelves from paps, with meat, drink,
and travelling expences, at hie own charge. A Corn-
mitGoner is alk placed A Hoff, for the foam bene-
volent purprfe.

SCHWYRIA lAN. Is.

TM betrothing of Prince Chrittian d Demerit
with our illullrinns Prince(' Charlotte ittederke, took
place at this Court on the trh with snit folemaity.
when the Prince& received the cougratulatioas of.
numerous Court.

WETZLAmt, jAXI4,
We Isaac received the airataece, that pewee 'well
be preferred between ?raffia end Frame. The pr.
zilon of Hanau decreafesi: forty men its a cnospany
are to bAre leave isf abreact. A bridge of beats bee
been permitted by the oily of Franck fort to be elIa•
liifbed at RulTellbeint, by which a cotninunkatiett
with the gorps of M. Augerean will be kept open for
three month,. Thi; corps lives WWI at She wit sir
Parntiladt and the neighbowing eoenur. '

PRONTMR‘ 01 TURK[, DEC. sr.
;he prlacipal part of the forces pf the raft:roue
Servi.ins are now allembled before /Palgrade, whisk
is about to be firietly blockaded. The Infurgenta
have alfo inverted Sabatz, a fourth Stetted co the
Save.
Havus Pacha, Governor of MA, has died fodden-
ly. Czerni Georges is thus delivered key. 4de Olt•
eft enespy.
The celebrated Edwin Ogleu is 19 how pills
out of Widdin with a cooliderdis 104 at to
have meted Wallachia. sad eves to ImOs
detschrsu to the frostier; of Isis.
front' tits army have estelsoill4l! I.firthsq' ijefftt
ovrht epd potansitted great es“ /".,

• HHAMBUIt9O44III./1
It h sow "aiti that the Liasept est to
MUM to their owe country, alpinew Marro
squalid at the "paths of the Wear sad (hi me, h%
order
_to meal"! Ware the emir/ thie
The &mei& crests We alto. iscs
_orgikAsl
up Irao their WI aid are 111 mirgig
repair the Elbe. shoal quareerst Ai& hive
been at Luneburg. ere removed to Beitasharg, it
is faid that the SIMI& annt lirl.diasela
i pur4loo &him! thilpe, us
thar Hamberith terrieeryt aad ICI
The Zing of
Padirtbarkit. rilaititf a smirk, ea
. • .
tr.lril 114
riiihfer 114 ;ham. of . .
-.art.

OF TN* iiitTsll, JA3I4 13.
4ecordiag ore fitter from I.llm, orders have beets
green to pcolarezped dirlo4oo Preach troops,
whisks are to pgr through that city and
its environs, 9k tops to Tree*.
Jae. ~ra that the lop of Mottba; As.;
genie in Dags will be of Mari devotion think
was at 6RfimpoAd, fee hie corps hdieributing
is the Principellifof Ecarbmtbarg, and 'steeds toillek
Maio*. 00 the ;twee port of *at Orr it has a tom-
toookatios with the poiresof Mentz, in which city
a corps of ts,oec; iota is 'spaded, when the whole
will be placed under s coomood oiletargpal Lafnes:
One of our journals contains the following article.;
• Auntie, that liar of the In magnitude, wilt
rife more
time
than ever from tbsobfemity which
for Come tune ferroended it, sad room will it thine with
oew and greater fpleadour. A dark cloud encircle/
the Crefcent in the Ealt ; aad it appear. that the tin*,
is near of which the Poet fang in the prophetic fpirit
A day Doll come when thou bright moss Ike" fall
and be eitingoilbcd from the beeveni."
Jaa. the—The public papers fpeak of a flat of nem
trality to trill till a general peace is mencloded, •it.
from the mouth of the Ems, on the soollos. e Man:
der, to We el ; from thence slow, thtiasesept pat of

the Duchy of Berg, to the ereflein extremity of the
territory of Nadu, throogb Friedberg, and to the
northern lignite of the Wietaborgh and Bamberg ter.
ritories, including the Principality of Bayreuth. Uwe
movernentsarefaid cohere taken place shindy among
the Protian troops, in cot:Sequoia of this arrange.
Mat.

PRUSSIA
'SALIN, JAN.
His imperial liighnefs the Grand Duke Conflan.
tint will let out from hence next Fsiday-
jam VARY at.
His Mikity is Rated to have prohibited the enlia.
sing of French foldiera into his army.
It is not confirmed that the Emperor of %AU wig
return here in the fpring.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. 3,

Yefferday the King and the Court removed front
the Efcnriai to Aranjuec. All the babe's relident
in this city have been called upon to give an account
of themfelves to the police.

Admiral Gleans* is fo dangerouflv ill of his
wounds, at Cadiz, that he has received earreme
unaiel3. ,