Star.
London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

HAOOII, SIFT. aB.—Yefierday iris Majefly vifited
the cannon founday at this place, and made a pre•
fent to the workmen ; he alto narrowly infpcited the
barracks for the military. In the evening he went
to the French Theatre, where he was warmly greet-
ed. Tbis afternoon there has been a grand infpeetion
of the military in the Maliban, where the troops per-
formed a variety of evclurions.
Among the perfons who furrounded his Majefty
was General Daendels, who has been for Come time
fence in aBive fervice. To day his Majefiy, awns*.
partied by the Officers ofhia houfehold, and his Aides.
de-Camp, infpeaed the Foot-guards, as well as ail
the depots of the corps which went to the army, and
the Chaffeurs of the guard, who came for that pur.
pole from Delft, where they are in garrifon, until
their organization is completed. A battalion of the
4th regiment of the line, on its march from Helvoet-
Soy, to the camp at Zeift, was infpeaed by his Ma.
jelly at the fame time. This Taft body, which ar-
rived jolt as the inlpe6ion was going on, fit out af-
terwards for Ryfwyck, from whence it is to continue
its route tomorrow for its deftination. We have
jolt lesrn:d that the troops who were firft colleaed
at the camp of Zeift, and who advanced from thence
to Nymeguen, fuddenly received orders to return.—
General Daendels' divifion, whole head quarters
were at Nymeguen, returns to the camp at Zeift.—
Generals Daendels and Van Boecop arrived here yet
terday evening from the army. On the other hand
the Counfellor of State, and Secretary General of
the War Department, who was appointed Intendant
General of the army cf the Rhine, let out from the
Hague two days ago. his affirmed, upon the au-
thority of difpatches brought to the Houle in the
Wood by a Courier of the Emperor Napoleon, that
his Majelly's forces are not to take the field, but to
remain in the country.
The King, who had intended to proceed to Ny-
meguen, has deferred his journey, and proceeds, It
is hid, to the camp at Zeit!. In the mean timeevery
precaution for infur ing the tranquillity of the country
IS taken—it is the principal objea of the following
letter, addreffed on the 24th, by the Minifler cf the
Interior to the Adminiftratims of the different De-
part nients :
Eli, re follows a long letter, exhorting and preffing the different
towns and dittnets to eitabllfh corps of civic guards, whole for-
mation is the more neceffary, as the regular troops arc to be called
to other duties ]
S s PTEMBEIL 29.—Yefferclay evening her M.,jelly
the teen returned to the Niue in the Wood from
her late tour, in good health,
The Infantry of the Life Guard have orders to
march to-morrow, at eight in the morning.
Fltoll ewe Loam Elam, Seer. z 3 We are
much alarmed in our neighbourhood at the profpeft
beloie us. We in a manner deprecate the idea of
the approach of an army from Holland.

FRANKFORT, Si•rr. 23.--The French General of
Dergarefins, has arrived hue to rephce
Marlhal Augereau io the command of the 7111 corps
of the army. All the phpticunr, turgeons, &c. who
had palled to the kft batik of the I.hitic, have beep
We Nato from Palermo, that the Prince of Herr
Philipltahl ia (o far recovered frpm his wound* as
to be side to write. His lettersi which come crown
to the poth of A.wgwil, givg easettrfsettunt to hope
for his ISO/ recoveg.