Star.
London, England, 1805-10-24 00:00:00

THE HAMBURGH MAIL,

Which fell doe yellerday, has arrived, and brings
fome important details. The defeat of ten battalions
of Außrians, mentioned in the French Official Pa-
per, is confirmed. The van of the Ruffian army has
reached Branan on the Inn, and another columa has
arrived at Waldmonchen on the frontiers of Bohe-
mia ; but the French expeB, from the rapid advance
they have made, and the prefent fituation of the
Grand Armies, that they will be able to prevent the
junction of the Ruffians and Auftrians.
Letters from Augtburgh, where the Head-quar-
ters of the Emperor NAPOLEON were on the loth inn.
Rate, that the army of the Archduke Feantwawn i 6
entirely cut off, and that the corps of Prince MURAT
and Marflials LAWN es and NE Y, were clofely follow-

ing it.
All the debouchei along the Lech ate occupied by
Martial SoULT. .

Mat lhal 136RNADOTTE, with the Bavarian army,
in the whole about 40,000 meth on the t rth entered
Munich and the vicinity. The Ruffians have not yet
entered Bavaria. The Aullrians, it is faid, have
cadet' 20,000 men from their Italian army to march
through the Tyrol to reinforce their army in Suabia.

Advantage will, it is aid. be taken of this motion
on the part of the French, to make an attack in
Italy. This attack was to take place on the t tth
init. and the French anzioufly anticipate a, vidory.
The Vienna Gazette Oates, that the friendly rela-
tions between the Auftrian, Ruffian, and Pru San
Courts appear to become more intimate.
The following articles alfo prefent fame important
details :
itatrisiow, OCTOBER W.—The movements of the
troops which take place on our environs prefage im-
portant events. The Auftrians are retiring from
Suabia and the Upper Palatinate, behind the Da-
nube, to wait the arrival of the Ruffians:
A courier who arrived to night, brings advice that
the French have pallid the Danube, at Newberg and
Ingoldftadt, and that the Emperor Naroz.som had
yefterday his head-quarters at Aicha. Today be is
ezpeded to arrive at Auglburg.
OCT. 11.—Advice has been received that the whole
French army advanced by forced marches in Upper
Swabia; that the Auftrians continually retire at its
approach, and that there has been no general adion.
The head-quarters of the Emperor Naroczott are
already near Auglburg, and the corps of Marlin'
BERNADOTTE, joined by the Bavarian troops, is
marching dired upon Munich.
The Eledor Arch-Chancellor has declared to the
Envoys of the Belligerent Powers, that he is firmly
refolved to maintain the neutrality of the feat of the
Diet. Nod= has likewife been given to all Recruit-
ing-officers of Auflria and Frail' to remove from
this city during the war.
The Eledor of Bavaria having now formally joit.ed
France, the Auftrian Military Commiffioners have
levied confiderable contributions in the Eleitorate.
NORDLINGEIit Ocr. B.—The Emperor of the
French has eflablifbed his Head.(ttarters here. The
Auftrians are retreating as the French advance. The
fcrmer are concentrating themfelves near the Head
of the Danube, on the Iller, and on the Lake of
Conftance.

tXTRACT Of A LOTTO& FROM A SIVICII Orrlcra, DAM DO..
NAOWIRTII, OCT. 8, TO VIZ FtIxCN INVOT, AT NAIMILOIL
" The Emperor NAPOLIOWS head-gutters are at prefect here.
Several albums of French troops have advanced towards Augf-
batik and Aida, to furround a corps of en,oon Marlene, who
ham marebed from the Danube to the Leek. There are, In all,
one hundred thoufand Fri:whiney:l:booed Dutch troops, in the
rear of the Auttrians."
FROM THE LOWEY. ELSE. OCT. s6.—The French
Envoy at Hamburgb, M. Da Bouillons a, has re•
ceived from General Baum°, at Hanover, a Copy
of the following letter from Marihal BERNADOTTE :
TO GENERAL EARBOU, COMMANDER AT HAWOVEt.
" Head Quarters at Pfaffenkomn, 042. so, lib,.
" This day I am only eight leagues &Rant from Munich, and
to -morrow I OWI leave tits place, to much for that city. We
have been armed that the Auftrians have affembled there ; but I
am meek minable' if they will bog defend the Iller.
" The troops of bimetal LAN II as have akeady fought an salon,
the mink of which is very brilliant : we have tales from the Auf-
trians eleven battalions of Grenadiers, and eight hundred 'sorbs,
colours, cannon : in Ihort, every thing. The enemy is fun of cat-
tier:sedan In eonfequenee of this ddtrt. (ginned)
" 11/1/04ADOTTL"
Ms, OCT. B.—The day before yefterday the bead
quarters of the Archduke Faam WAND came here from
Mindelbeim. The whole Auftrian army in Suabia
is now wrongly concentrated in and near Ulm.
WURZEURGH. OCT. tt.The French and Bava-
visas have paned the Lech, and arc advancing to
Ulm and Auglburgh. A number of troops from
the Tyrol are on their march to the Danube.
The French have taken sOOO prifoners, fix pieces
of cannon, and a great deal of baggage, at Hoch-
Itadt.

HAWAII, OCT. i 1 Rated that the Emperor
of the French intends to be at Munich on the 16th.
Auossuacm, OCT. B.—lt is believed here, that
the French army would march dire& for Ulm, and
that the Auftrians were ready to go to meet them
on the other fide of the Danube : bat the French took
all at once another direftion, and marched northward
to Nordlingen, Donanwerth, &c. Their objea is to
cut off the communication between the Auffrian
army and the Ruffians, and to penetrate from Fran-
conia and Suabia into the interior of Bavaria.
This morning the French advanced posits are at
Meiungen, half-way between Donauwerth and AugC
burgh.
General KIIIIMATIR returned let night over the
Danube, near Neubuegh, with his corps of about
to,ooo men, and was this morning near Aichach,
five leagues from Augfburgh. We hear a cannonade
to the weftward, but it is not ftrong.
OCT. 9.—General Kt/TOM:SW arrived here
on the 6th, and dined the fame day with Count Co-
Darnel.. A Counfellor of State is in his fuite, in
quality of Diplomatic Agent with the Ruffian army.
On the following day the General bad a long con-
ference with his Imperial Majefty, and afterwards
had the honour of dining with him. The French
Envoy is Rill here.
BERLIN, Ocr. ts.—The General of Cavalry
Count }CALCULI UTH, and the Major and aide-de-camp
Von ZIITHETI, are gone to Pulau. The former is
the bearer of a letter from our Sovereign to the Em.
perpr of Ruffia, in which his Majefty Rates, that the
tulle of the Rufous through the Pruffsess territory will
he permitted.
BRUNswict, Ocr. ,6.—lt is faid that the Ruffian
troops in Swedilh Pomerania will (hardy continue
their march through Mccklenburgh.
Liman°, Styr. 18—Fifty thoufand Ruffians will

now march through the Pruffian territory, and mill
take the road of Dabienko, near Vt'arfaw. One of
their columns had taken a wrong road, and returned
the difiance of five leagues to march to Brody.
..,10/4 THE BERLIN NRWSPAPERS.

A w creole, Ocr. 9.—On the 7th inft. the Bavarian
army advanced from Schwabach to Spelt and Aben-
burg. They made confiderable requifitions of cattle,
bread, beer, forage, tte. under threats of military ex-
ecution. At Spelt, where no flour or grain had been
left on hand, Gen. WREDE commanded the Bailiwick
to deliver the grain which be required, from the Royal
Granary of Pruffia ; and when proteflations were
made againa this proceeding, he fent a detachment
to open it by force. On the Sth and gth the Bava-
rians proceeded to Ellingen, and pafred the Prams
frontier, into the territory of Eichftedt.
Fiore ITALY, SEPT. z9.--The French army in the
Neapolitan territory will be inereafed to the number
of 25,000 men, to refill the expefled attempts of the
Ruffians and Englilh.
STRALSUND, OCT. If.—His Swedith Majefly will
arrive here before the end of this month, and it is
expelled will take the command of the allied army
in perfon. The Ruffian troops are approaching the
frontiers of Meekknburgh.

•NOTHE& 'ATTU, SAME DATE.

His Swedifh Majefty is expeited here this week.
He has only a (mall retinue. The Generals Count
GUSTAVUS WACHTINIM STAR, and Baron Arm FL LOT,
who fo glorioufly diftinguithed themfelves iu the Taft
'war, will command under his Majefty.
SWEDISH POSIERAMIA, OCT. is —The Ruffian
troops in this country, will, it is underftood.advance
by three points, •iz. Boiffenburg, Neuhans, and
Laufenberg. A Ruffian regimen: is ezpcaed to pafs
through Schwerin on the 18th. The other troops'
will not pafs through that city.
In Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marching coromiffaries
are appointed for the allied troops which will Coon
march through that territory.
We are affured that a fecond fleet of tranfports
with Ruffin troops is expetled.
A Ruffian frigate, with troops, has put into Dant-
sic, on account of bad weather. The troops were
mm ediately embarked on board two tranfports, for
Swedifh Pomerania. The frigate will be repaired at
Dantaic.

Yefterday his MAJISTY dined with the Prineefs of
WeLas, at Blackheath.
Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, her MAJIST? and
the Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOP Hllp
arrived at St. James's Palace, and honoured Lady
CHARLOTTE F/lICH with a vita. Soon after three
o'clock they fet off for Kew.
The Royal Family are expeaed to remove Irons
Key, to Windfor to-morrow.
Yefterday the Duke of Ctaaleca arrived in town
from Bulky.
Yefterday arrived at REILLY'S Hotel, Parliament-
Rivet, Colette* and Mrs. BROWN, Capt. MillkillALN
COLIN KIN T ISM, alfo Mr. Jacasos, from his bro-
ther, at the Court of Berlin, with difpatches for Go-
vernment.

Twelve waggons, each drawn by fix bodes, were
yet ctday laden with fpecie at the Bank, and imme-
diately proceeded with a military efcort to Harwich.
Three companies of the Royal Artillery, at Wool-
wich, have received orders to hold thezufelves in
readinefs, to embark for foreign ignite.
The Emperor of Germany has announced the fol-
lowing contributions of grain to be levied on the
different parts of his Empire
With of Bread Corm Beads of Chita.
For Gallida act,,oort 555,000
Bohemia 391.552 53: 323
Moravia I 7 /1632 266,443
Silas • 24.350 37.275
Lower Auftrfa 174.804 265,v06
Higher Auftria 89372 133.809
Styria 77424 116.736
Carinthia 38,608 57.912
Catnip/a 19,962 22,943
•
Gorki' and Oradlfea 5,496 8444
Livia root.,Ocr. 21—Nothing can be more gratify-
ing than the office of recording the exertions of intel-
left, and the generous reception bellowed on fuck
efforts by our townfmen. Probably the walls of our
Theatre never reiterated fo much applaufe as the abi-
lities of Mifs Moms have extorted; indeed to hear
this child, who we underhand to be only feral years
of age, is to become a party in her interell. Of her
extenfive attainments it is difficult to fpeak without
unintentionally affronting the public underflanding,
which, odes experimentally convinced, can fcarcely
be induced to believe that a child not half the age of
&nous, can poffibly difplay traits of genuine ge-
nius; that het form, though petite, poffeffes confider-
able dignity; and her voice, Though infantine, power;
that her catmints are Co verfatile as to accommodate
thanfelves to Tragedy, Comedy, and Farce ; and
that in all her varied exertions the h extraordinary,
and in Come excellent.
We fhould think it matter of furprife, if a child of
her years thould merely tecolled, what fire not only
recolleas with accuracy that needs no prompting,
but delivers with propriety of emphafis, energy of
elocution, and not feldom, Orange as it may appear).
with tape, jus:gment and feeling. Her manner is
unembarraffed and eafy ; her voice clear, flexible,
and finely modulated ; her eyes expreffive, and her
countenance happily indicates the varying emotions
of her mind. In her attitudes the teems defeelive,
not that they want fpirit or animation, bin elegance
and variety. Amidlt fuch a clutter of ()lining quali-
fications, it would be cruel to dwell upon faults—yet
we know of none but what a little experience will
reCtify and remove.
No doubt this will excite the fneer of fcepticifm :
people will naturally ridicule what they cannot be-
lieve ; but we beg they will, tan the principles of coin-
men candour, fufpend their judgment—and bridle
their cenfure until they have teen this Little Phfnotrg-
non ; being abundantly convinced that their donuts
will be 101 l in afionykrant, and their cenfure finally
terminate in rapture and applanf:.

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