Star.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

UOVIMItt IT.

Amon the Drench General Dfficers at this place,
are the General of Artillery Lacombe Sr. Michel ;
the General if Divifion Dupes ; the Chief of the
Staff the General Godinot ; the Generale of Brigade
Decedents sad Depauz ; the Commiffary General
Monne' ; the Infpeelor Bremout ; the Colonel and
Chief of the Artillery M. Mahar. The Military
governor of the place is Colonel Bazancourt.

■otINIEa st.

This city, *hid) has fo long preferred its indepeas
dente, is reduced to a Rate of iratfalage. After the
moil foleerm farce praetifeci by the French Milliner,
to produce the conviction that the neutrality of
liamburgh woold be ref-paled, soon infantry, and
apii Dutch cavalry, fuddeply enure] the place on
Wednefday, with Oeneeal Monier at their head, and
formally took p(f&friori of the city in the name of
Napoleon. The next day (Thurfday) French fol.
diets mounted paid at ill the rublie offices and
gates, and free quarters were provided for the troops,
who were difiributed at the hooks of the citizen&
. A few hours only had expired, when the names of
the Celialls, Colonels, and Comeniffirries of the
French army, were iitfctibed on the dams of the
principal manflons, fo that it might have been (up.
poled to have been a gat rifoned town for fix enonthlr
The Comrniftary at War occupies the hoolit of the
Britifh Minitter, which he entered half an hourafter !
the latter had quitted it. The head quarters ate at I
a Senator's in the Blithe°. One of the fir ft meaffires I
has been a demand by the Commander in Chief of
all the Englith property, in whatever fon° it may
appear. To this application tire Senate replied, that
to enforce fuch a requifition would be the total ruia
of the city. General Monier fignified, on reeeiv.
ing this communication, that it was his determine.
.tion not to relax a Wiling of his demand. Means
are already taken to tarry this fchetne of pillage
into immediate ezecutiai ; and for th's purports
the Merchants are required to give an ePimate pf
the Engliat property in their hands ; d• tutee•
liary vifits are appointed to aftertain the validity
of fuch accounts ; and ycfterday afternoon many of
the moil rapettable perfons were put under well, to
operate on the public mind by intimidation. Among
there I am lorry to name Mr. Burrows, Mr. John
Thornton, Mr. George Smith, and Mr. Pat& At
firll there Gentlemen were cr.nfined in a boat near
the Exchange, after feats had been put upon their'
acts I but they have fince been permitted to occupy
their refpeetive bottles. A guard, however, always
attends them. Is this fituation of things, apprehen.
Guns are entertained, that more of the English will be
put Under well, until tie avarice of thee public
plunderers is &timed. Since Wednefday, about poo
more French infantry have arrived here ; and it may
naturally be expeeled, that from the total Ragnation
of trade, and the Mereafed price of fubfifience, the
lower orders will not be able to maintain themleivess
and that the greateft diforder sill prevail in a City,
the population of which extends to tao.oran
The famine threatened at Berlin is to be afirelatcd by
luppiles from the granaries of nimbi:ugh, which is
another cafe of anxiety, under the immediate neeef-
fities and difficulties with which.this wationwateie City
bas tv contend. lam forty to prefent help you fo
melancholy a picture, and I mould with„yet more
reluctance to make asy comment upon it, as larding
the interefis of thrireat commercial City in which
you refide, and the manufeeturing towns throughout
rue Britifh Empire. Unfortunately, the dellruetion
of war is not ciwfined to theft who perifh in the field :
it is brought home to the See fides of thofe who are
the beg friends to the peace, order, and happinefs of
fociety.
LOWER ELBE, NOV. Is,.

The following Englifh !hips of war at Cuxhaven :
The Aimable frigate, of 42 guns ; (even brigs and
cutters, viz. the Oberon, Prince, William, Charles,
Liger, Falcon, Pincher. Captain Upton commando
the frigate and the reft of the trails.
An embargo is laid upon the yards at the mouth

of the Weser.
I.VPSIC, NOV. to.
According to advices from Lufatia. the Atallulan
advanced polls are only a stilarter of a league from
Ebetibach. Other Marian troops are drawing to.
wards Eall and Weil Gallicia. 6

The Ruffian troops are falling back towards their
own frontier; where they ate continually receiving
seinfoteements. The whole Ruffian army, including
the troop, in the moll dillant qua ,is in naotiott.
The Kinihuf Pruffia was Hill at Graudena on
the 7111.
Reports having been fprcad abroad that carriers
coming here are flopped with their waggons and
hones, and cannot obtain, at leall but with difficulty,
leave to return ; it is hereby made known, that fuch
hindrances do not eat, but that all goods, the pro.

hitiited excepted, may be (red/ exported and impor.
ted. The Magidrates at Bre(lau have publifhed a
proclamation, refpeding the approach a a f.s.atn
army. Several thoufand Pruffian prifoners have par.
fed through. The 13th French regiment cf foot that
was here in garrilon, is gone to the mull.
wovawats t 4.
General Villemanz y,a fter having prey ioully agreed
with General Rine, the Commandant of the City, has
thought fit to require u written account of All the
Englifh manufactured guoth in Lcipftc, according ID
the proclamation of General Alaifor of rite IStlt Oc.
tuber. The Senate. thetefore, orders all merchants,
Ste. to give an exert account of all the Englith goods
in their honfes, warehoufts, Ire. (excepting what
they have purchafed fur the private ufe of their (anti.
lies) whoever may be the owner of them, with the
wort► as near as they can ellimate it. to the Deputies
appointed for this purpofe, between eight in the mor•
fling and, fix in the evening of to-day, and by paw-
tnal obfervaoce of this order. avoid ospleafant con•
fequencces.

TWBNTY•BiIITH ST.XLETIbt c P 11-111 GRAND AttITY.
" Intrer;al Had-Qzattert.Bertitt, Odeber 3t.
The brigai e of light cavalry and dragoons, un-
der General Rivaud, forced 7000 infantry and five
regiments of cavalry to lay down their arms on the
egth oElober, near Pafewalk. On the fame day the
light cavalry of the referee of the Grand Duke of
Berg. under General Lafallr, arrived before Stettin,
and forced the Go►ernor to capitulate. There were
found large magazines, and t6o cannon. The gar-
rifon of 6000 men are prifonert of war.
" A column of SOOO men, under General Blocher,
and one of to,ooo, under tae Duke of Sace Weimar,
are furrounded between the Elite and Oder, and mull
loon furrender.
U The Prince of Neut. N•rs t. and VALLANOIM,
Major General of the Grand Army.
(Sigrid) Mareital ALAI. BLATHISiII."

THTRTY-fIRST BULLETIN Or THE GRAND ARMY.

berllo, November 13.
0. Upon the tith inn. at nine o'clock in the
morning the garrifon of Magdeburg's' defiled before
the army of Marfhal Ney. We have' so Generals,
800 Officers, and sz,ooo men as prifoners, among
. wham are s,OOO artillerymen; S 4 Rands of eotours,
s Randards, 800 pieces 6f cannon, one million pounds
of gunpowder, an immenfe bridge equipage, and
molt extraordinary quantity of ihot, compot the
booty.
Colonel Gerard and Adjutant Commandant
Ricaud have this morning prefented to the Emperor,
in the name of the to and 4th corps, 66 and of
colours, which have been taken from General Blu-
cher's army ■t Lubec. Belonging to this raFtute.
there were 20 flandards, 4000 completely equipped
bodes, which were taken near Lubac, and a.e fent
to the depot at Potfdam.
•' In the z9th Bulletin it was Paid that the defeat
of General Blucher had produced 12,000 prifoners,
whereof 5,000 were cavalry. This was a miltake :
there were twenty oat tboufiusd prifoners, whereof
Svc thoufand were mounted cavalry. In code-
quence of the above two capitulation•, eve have ac-
quired in all tzo 'lands of colours and Randards,
and 43,000 pt ;loners.

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" The total amount of prinners taken during the
campaign amounts to upwards of 140,000 men, and
the total amount of flandards end sands of colours
is zso. The number of field pieces, which have been
taken from the enemy in the field of battle, and in
various engagements, exceeds 800, and the number
of pieces of cannon found at Berlin and in the capi.
tulated fortreffes, exceeds 4000. •
"The Emperor yeflerday manceuvred his hock and
I • - svest goes da in a plain near Berlin. The weather was
•freautifut.
. " Geneial Srvas.i.h.te gone with his moveable co-
l. lump towards Rollock. He f&zed there forty or fifty
. - SwedifhTeak's, which he immediately told."
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i • BERLIN, NOVEMBER it. 1
1 ,:, 14'164 Soul( at rived here on the 16th ; kis divi.
.llon is expeeted to follow him.
I The Prince of Ifenburg has publilhed an advertife-1
went, flitting that be has received permiffion from
the Emperor of France to raife a regiment for his
ferviee, confining of four battalions, and inviting
the Pluffian Officers and (oldies who hive been
made pri(oners to en:A in his corps.
By a Courier who strived here quellerday, a repqrt
It was circulated, of a Preliminary Armiflice having
been concluded, which is expeeled to terminate in a
peace.
A Proclamation was yeflerday poßed np In all the
beets, offering a fourth part 4 the value, as a re•
ward for all property which may be difcovered be.
lorging to the King of Pruffia, or any of the Civil
or Military perfons in his fuite.
The Emperor is reported to have remitted a part
of the contributions on this city.
A great number of French troops, with artillery,
have entered this place within the lan two days i and
yellerday a confiderable body of cavary 'marched off
towards Francfott on the Oder. r
The Emperor Rill remains here.
' We know nothing pont ively either of peace, or of
• the armiflice. It appe.r., however, certain th.e an
i . armißice has been concluded, but it is Paid that tl.e !
' Emperor has refuted to ratify it.
WISMAR, NOVEMBER E 3.
French troops are continually marching through i
' here. In moil honks fix or eight men are guar-
teted. The French found three Swedifh thips in our
port, which they laid under embargo.
BRANDENBWRGH, NOVEMBER it.
An approaching peace is fpoken of between France
and Pruffia ; Martha! Dutoc has left Berlin with this
view.
On General Dombrownei's arrival at Pofen, the
populaoa t 0,,: the ironies from his carriage, sad drew
him to his quarters.
As the artier of the poR is fret 'pia from Bref-
lau and Dantric, it is concluded that thole place. are
either in the hands of the Fi ench or their allies.
All the public officer. here are to retain their fa.
Win, and receive the arrears of their penfinns, he.
A great part 131 the French trriops are upon the
march to the Oder. His imperial Majelly, it is faid,
will go to 2),,fen very flicrtly. 'Che French advanced
pas are already a: Thorn and Wil fate. °loge's is
inverted.

ELM It% Noir. g.
The following articles dated the Sth inflant, frcm
South Prtiffis, flppe•trs in our Gazette of this day:
We can now !late with certainty, that an army of
80,000 Ruffians is already in full march through this
province, and will fpeedily approach the frontiers of
The Magiarates of this place have publinied a
Proclamation, enjoining the inhabitants a quiet mid
peaceable demeanour in calif of the approach of tks
enemy.

POSEN, NOVEMBER is.
On the ch the French advanced polls entered
Pofen. On thc9th the 3d corps of the Grind Army
arrived, and were received by the Poles with the live-
lien tokens Of j,.v.
The i..hatotaots of KAlitkh, in confequenes of an
agreement among themlelves, have fallen upon and
difatmed the Prufflan garrif.m at that place. &moil
Pruflian parties have met with finular treatment elfi.
where.
A &minas day dawns on Poland. In a few months
the Hero of the French .ill tenor, the times orals
great Catimir and Sobiefki.—Pofen journal.
• CASSEL, NOVEMBER is:
The French Government having ordered AI thb
arms of Heffe to be taken down, the nectffary Reps
are to be immediately taken. • .
LUBEC, N0V.22.

• The troops of the corps under Mat !hal Bernadotte
'bays left up, all but one battalion.

STRALSUND, NOV. S.
They cr-ntinue pulling down the hoofer ;n the rub-
nibs of tHr place : and the day before yellerday the
Sweddh train advanced to the frontiers.
HANOVFR. NOV. ts

This morning Mars. Abt Von Lnccnm, Connt
Von Schwicheldt, Von Meahalck, Von Grote. and
Von Rehb r,-, dere. ted as D:puties to;the Emperor
Napoleon to Berlin. The Duke of Saxe Weimar is
going to Berlin. .
A proclamation of Marlhal Mortier announces, that
he has taken poffeflion of Hanover in the name of the
Emperor and King. The revenues are to levied, and
juflice admininered in his name. The Adminifira
iinn remains as it is. till his Majefly ordains otherssife.
An F.xecutiese Commiffion is named, confifling of
l'etie, Meding, and Munckhaufen, like that
timing the Martbal's former raidence in Hanover.

VIENNA, NOVEMBFR s.
The marching of troops towards Bohemia and
Moravia has now ceafed a the greater part cf them
now advance towards the frontiers of Gallicia—rhe
cordon of troops in Bohemia conails of 63 battalions
and 76 fquadrons.
The nets from Egypt is unfavourable. The Cap.
fain PAch+ meets an unexpeaed and ftsoeefsful
ktofition from Afehmet Aly, and in the party of Efß
Sib fo well known for his boldnefs and fubtlety.
BANKS OF THE MAIN, NOV. zs.

ljbtpublic journals contain the following article.
N. According to advice' from Vienna, the French
Ambaradur at that Court Ws prefented a Note,
" demanding the evacuation of Bohemia by the
" Auflitan Army ; and a Second Note, in which he
Declares, that the departure of the Archduke
" Charles for the Army &all be regarded as a De--
" claration of War ; in which cafe he has received
" orders immediately to leave Vienna."
There advices requite further confirmation.

The new acquifitions which Holland is to receive
in Weilol4l6, are to be divided into three depart-
ments, viz.—thole of the Ems, Munfter, and the
Lippe.

GOTHA, NOV. it.
The fuppofed Auftrims who were faid to be ad.
lancing into Voirland prove to be. Bavarians on
their march for Saxony : their dialed caufcd them
to be millaken for Audi iant. -
MARBURG, NOVEMBER is.

The HetGan troops arc to allemble at Hagman.
arid other town. in Alfaee, to be formed into regi-
ascots of 27 enropanie6 : the uniform is to be light
blue.• Several Fellow. in Caffel are felling their hooks
and jag.

IiARMIRG, NOV. 46.

TM ihippers at Harbor& with their yeah, are
put in recoilition to be employed in malung a pon-
toon bridge over the Elbe at Arslenbutg. A large
body of French troops, of the corps of Mar Mal
Monier, are arrived at Luneburg cod Artlenburg.
It is fuppofed the whole Elth &cities will trots the
Elbe here, to proceed through Laseoburg and Met k-
lenburg to the grand army.

AUGSBURG, NOV. to.

One thoufand two hundred peafants have lanly
been ordered from Lower Bavaria, where they are
employed with the French in fortifying with great
diigence. The Bavarian cordon on the lun is
alto arengthening The fortrefs is provifirming for
is months I has a garrifon of 6000 men t is c:•nti•
nually barricaded, and the French continue to
firengthen the fortifications. At Sturgard and Lud•
wiglbnrg cannon was fired,: and ebankfgivings in
the churches held on the sd infant, for the fuccefs
of the French arms.