Star.
London, England, 1806-12-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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. • : FROM THR DUTCH PAPERS.
lIIBOY-FIFTH BUt.LEEIN OP THE GRAND ARMY.
• Pans. Nov. 18, 18,,e.
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". The Enaperor left Berlin at two o'clock in the
afternoon of the sgth, zed arrived at Cuftrin on the
fame evening shoat fix. On the s6sh, he lUD at Me.
zeritz ; and on the aytb, at-ten yelOck at night. he
arrived at Paten. The peat day his Majefly gays
audience to the various Stater of the Poles.
" MaartharDesyce-tontlautd his journey to On
rode, wkrtiiit*sger he King of Tritifia, who de-
clared to him, 1 illstoar4 of his State woe is OF AI:
filo s f f Ibe EfroxicAtitit is was ikittaiont vervain* i,
eorfifuently be could sot 'Nib. obi emelt? thith AO ben;
,ffiolited ky hie Envoy, keouli it was not io biz power to
• theflitulated coadCtiose.'
'.'n The Grand Duke of Berg, with a part of the
caenlry,of the Referee, and the coops under Marfbals
Dayasafts Lafnes, and Augereau, have entered War-
.fie, The RuffisnGeoelial Benningfen, who nem- ,
the place before the French arrived, evacuated
it on hearing of the approach of the French, end
that they intended to give him battle.
" Prince Jerome, with a corps of Baverians, is at
Kalitfch. All the rca of the army have arrived at
Pofen.
" Martini Monier, after taking polrefflon of the
Hank-towns, proceeded towards Anclam, Roftock,
and Swedilb Pomerania., • .
" The furrender of 1-I,4zogln int:44%W gy,foenc
particular circensflances
" &fides the garrifon, it fe!nts thit after the *lle
()fake Loh, tome Pruffien bitfalions bad taken te-
lege there. Diforder reigned ;among .tics numerous
'triton. The Officers were exafgerated againit the
ale,: and the foldiere spina the Officers.-
-steely was the capitulation fignesli -when General
Savary received w.letterfroin the Commandant, Ge-
neral Ventkholer, which he 'seri properly anfwered.
In the ttlemory e4vu,ion was in a Bate of in.
furred' nnjtgaseat the mutineers was to
bellehopen easgaidistreeneve the brandy was de.
OdiNeds4elf *Oh which they 'Weie Rion intoxicated.
rilissaiktiiiiiiefe. of thit dtghtion; they loon began to
tn.eidt.otheritt the firtets--foldiers, citizen,
tars, pelisse& altogether. Diforder was at
its height—General Van fleholer fent courier after
courier to General Slivery, to requeft him to take
'poffeffion of the place, even before the appointed
time. To this the General contented ; advanced, and
entered the place through a Shower of bullets. He
drove all the foldiers of the garrifon throngh one of
the gates into a neighbouring meadow where he at
(trebled the Officers, and gar them to underhand
'Alit this behavionr was owing to their relaxed difci.
pline. He then gave them a cartel to fign, and re.
Altored order in the place. It is thought fevers' till-
acne loft their lives in this eonfunon."
HAGUE, DECEMBER r 6.
Their High Mightineffes were 'this day affembled,
and will on Friday proceed to bonnet.).
The following letter was received from his Majefly
on the tith—
" Louis NAPOLIOII, by the Grace of Coo, &c. to
the Affembly of their High filightineffec :
I, We fend you willt Ales the prejet of the law an-
pounced in our Melfege of the all irritant. Conn-
Bering that among'Monarehits Holland is the only
one in which there is no older of Knighthood; con-
littering that the Ditch nation is as celebrated as
any other ;n the military. annals of the world,. and'
that it is oar duty not to neglfft any means which
.in
ay tend to preferve this nation in that rank and
'nem which-it hes at all time enjoyed ; willing at
the fame time to inllitute public rewards, for futile of
-our fubjetts, of all ranks, as hive dininguifhed, or
y difsinguilh themfelves, particularly the Officers
in the fee and land ter vice, We prefent to you the
following decree).—
"r. There (hall be crated a Grand Order of the Kingdom, un-
der the denomination of the Order of the Union, and bade' that
so Order of Mat, intended kw the Ilnrghert and the Military.
" 1. The Great Order of the Union than conlift of thirty Grand
Ciao at mod To thb Onderwo-pceuninry privileges are to be
attached: but the expenea attending in adminiftration thall be
provided by his Majcity, for inch perions as mall be diltinguilhed
try the paiwor the Order.
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.3‘ Ilitßoyaiocdsr of Merit (hall confift, at molt of My
getnanuldatil, end 300 Esights. . ~s ,
• " 4. nil Royal Order of Merit than be endowed with an aa.
oval reargue of 6t3,000 Cadet, which is to be deducted lions the
Fir 164welifneirelte revenues of the State.
in s. toe KIP, IA to be declared the Chief Grand Midler and
8100derld'hiqls Orders
Aid. Tlga King tall nominate all the Grand Croft.= Coale
Vatter and Knight. of both Orders, being a6ded by a Chapter,
felblikdnet: ei the mice-I'ollor' cennardcrs and kroor Knights.
Penn o,ooeCienealior of the Order r holm from the Cummins.
' 4fa..ant, wao is to be Troilismr at the fame time.
y. T. King Mall determine upon the necefEiry rules and re.
golatim's, refpetllng the decorations, difciptine, and adminiars.
Hun of both Orders, and the dlltribution tithe fund appropriated
to the Order of Merit.
" And this Decree tali be tranfmitted to his Majefty.
• We commend you to Goa', holy keeping.
• Given at our Royal Palate of the Hague, Dec. It, tBO6
• in the Erft year of our reign.
(Signed)

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LOUIS

ROYAL DiMR/11-
Louis Napoleon, by the Grace of Goo, and the
Conllitutinn of the kingdom.
We have decreed, arid do decree as follows
" z. Till further orders be given, no veffel thaU be fuffered
depart from any of the ports of our kingdom, without our fpeeial
methodist ; which, however, (hall not he granted by us till furedes
las given that the Wing (hall not be &charged in any of the ene-
my's ports. The authority for the departure of any mffel Mall be
Aped by our own band.
a. Every (hip that enters any of our ports fhall be &val. ed,
without any poffibtlity of Uhaatioo, but by (Foetal authority Item
us. Ogaed by our own hand.
" 3. All linsieg werls going out or coming into any port, fhall
before their departure and after their arrival, be examined by the
OMecrs of Jußice, and the Commilhocen of Casson and LI-
WIC°. a
" 4. No Dfbing reffel Mall he al:owed to depart.hefore the Corn.
menders tithe fame thaU make oath, that they will have oo volun-
tary uoderetancling or communication whatever with say &IP 97