Star.
London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

1110VIKItill 11.

The papers of (hit day contain the followimr
The- town of Dlegdeburg capitulated on the ph.•—
The bombardment of that place oar finned to much
damage to the inhabitants, that they sevulted, and
compelled the Governor to fortender.
Asa fcatcity begins to he felt among the inhabi.
tants of this city, it is ordered that every foldicr quar-
tered upon the citir:ns muff content himfelf with the
ordinary meals afforded by the houfe,and expeti no-
t further.

ORM OF THE DAY.

" Freon thy Imperial bead quarters. Harlin. N... 9, ilk&

" The in-peeve infaerns the Grand Doke of Berg, the Prince
of Pante Corso, Maraud Smelt, and the Infantry, Cavalry, A etd-
lery, rod Engineer*, under their command, that he is reindict'
with their enrduel in the brilliant affairs near LUNT. and with
the indefatigable anivity with which they Nye purfutd tin wady
during bb march.

".The torsi under General Blocsft, prelfed on eget, Ode, ere..
**ally oat dark.d, and who& retreat had ben ale Vin every
dirodllon, has capitulated and forrendared prifoitcre of war. It
anditted of t6,0)0 infantry, and 4002 cavalry. They Bad with
them a train of E 3 pieces of artillery, and are to he feat to France
" At recta theret. nos Ante corps of the enemy remaining
VS this Ildeof the /Mids. (Signed)
, " The Priest elf NIRIFCHATEL sod VALEVOF.I4,
" (Malle-Glamiria the 0.- rr Aral%)
(Underidaal) * M. ALF X DMI:115121L"
•NOT/11l LITTIe, SAMS DAT!
'The Grand Duke of Bog (Murat) is hoorline.
pelted here. General RAV4II has entered Wiftper.
Two regiments of Proffitt:l hutra,s, each with loco
horfes, and two battalions of grenadiers, are made
prifonets : 3o pieces of cannon were found in the
place. On the 6th, in the afiernoon, Field Matflial
MoTlendotf had an audience of the Emperor, and
was mull gracioufly received. Immediately after,
the four Deputies. from Lcipfic were relented to his
FMAjefl y.
Ott Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Con•
aituted Authorities all:a:bled at the Pal.-e, with,
the Minifler of State and his Deputies, &c. when the
Itllowing oath was adminifiered to them by General
Clark : I (wear to exercife the authntity veiled in
me by the Emperor of the French and King of
Italy, according to law, and (imply with the view of
preferring the public order and tranquillity and to
'safe all my exertions in the fervice of the French army,
concurring with, and forwarding their detign.., and
not to have any eonneaion with the enemy."
The conquered countries belonging to the King of
TrufGa, according to a notice publifbed by the Go
vernor General, are divided into four Departments :
r. The Deportment of Berlin, and Which will al& andA of four
provinces, *is. Usennark, underthe command of the Chief of
illottaboo Herres; Prerhx, under Colonel Merin ; A Itmark or.
4cr Colonel Bossin ; Middles/lark, under the General of Di. ifion
Clarke,

a. The Department of Cußein includes Netuuark, ander Bel-
gadier General Menard - -
3. The Department of Stettin luchalet Pacsimmiu. rim Bel
-.. -..1-
tidier Thouvenoe.
4. The Department of Pfistrdeberg includes tbititiehy of Mat
Jeburg. the County of MansSeld, the Circle of the Seal, under the
Adjutact Commandant Champeam who refold at Burg , the town
Of Halle, ander shit AdJotaot Omentaitlaat Latour.
The General Adisiaidnuien of the above mentioned Depart
enema is under the fuperintendancc of the General Intendant
Duo ; the General Adminiftratoe of the Finances and Domains,
M. neve ; and M. Laboullierfe, Receiver General.
FROM THE CASSEL GAZETTE.
Catgut, Nov. 4.—The advanced guard of the di-
vifion of Marfbal Moetier appeared on a Fadden on
Saturday morning before the gate of Leipzic, and
the greater part of the dirifiou had entered the town
about noon, and were quartered on the Bourgeois.
The relt were quartered in the environs. The King
of Holland arrived alfo here with his Guard in the
afternoon, but fet out again yelterday morning. _
All'the HefGan troops are pritoners of war. The
French troops have occupied all the gates and all the
guards. They condua themfelves with good order,
and the care which the Officers take in order to main
gain order and tranquillity, and to confide the Cili
&ens under the fecturre of war, merits the greaten
eulogiurns.
INOTI TIAIIIIMITTIID Till 31ST MP °coolie 1111TWFIN
EEEEEE MID SIIDMIONT, BT Tflll CFIATCI D'4l.
FAIR'S nr.T141184,11101 OP Till Tit MCP 411011140
OF ITALY, TO Tilt PILINCI OF 14E135 CASSEL, PIILD
IMAItSI4AL A TINS 'sync' OF PROSSIA.
.. The underaped Charge d'Affaires of his Majeity the Fm•
parer of the French, in order to declare to hie Serene Hishoefii
ink Pewee of Here Catfeh that his Welly the Emperor is pre-
redly informed of the pert which the Court of Carel tau adman he
tthe Pruffun Coalicion, and Omit was in coofequenee of that Coa-
•
legion, that the furloughs were recalled; that horfes were dr.
' triLuted to the cavalry—that Hanats was fungi:bed with prora-
tion., and provided with a Arcing garrifon I
" That it wet in vein that his Majelty informed M. De Malt
, burg, Miriam of his Highs& at Paris, that any arn,arnent en
the part of the Prince of lleffe Card would be ecieSdered as an
`aft of bollillity, but that 'mitred of answering this overture the
[Gam or Here Carel gave orders to M. De Malthurg to danaud
papal.% and to return to Carel:
w That the Pruffian troops have Once entered Caffet—that they
were received with the greatell joy by the Hereditary Prince, a
General in the fervice of Pruffia, who even cordwded them through
the town—end that there troop. t fed the liciLin States, it I
order to attack the French army near Frankfurt;
w That immediately afterwards the plan of the campaign cf the .
French army, dewed to the PrufGan Generale, the neceirty of '
recalling their detachments and c,neentratiog themfetves at Wei-
mar, id order to be ready for battle;
w That It was in coofequence of the& military operations, and j
nit as account of the neutrality of Helic, that the PrutGans ro-
und, Milted of affenebling their troops;
w That during the whole time that the rortune of war was en-
decided, the Coon of Calk! Rill continued its armaments, shim'
the Emperor had declared that he lhould confider them as betide;
ei That the Fetidly:army having been defeated and drives beit
hind the Oder, it would be as Imprudent as abfural on tlie pert Or,
the French rosy to leave the Helhan army affenibled,wehicli guild
be always ready to (alluvia the rear of the French army he ter
k &mild be defeated.
.. The Underfigned has in ennEequeme received pnitfte twine
to declare, that the recruits oldie French army demands that the
town of Hann, and the whole territory of Hefts CHM, Road be
occupbd by the French ; that all else arms, artillery, end arterials,
Smola be delivered to the French army, and that every memo
Mould be-taken to cover Its rear spirit the hoftile s 1 MIS 10 idi
the Hyde of Hare Cage' has always dews spied France
w Under their eireumfbanees, nothing remains to the Prince If'
Here Cada, bat t.. decide whether he will repel force by twee,
and tarok hie country to all the horrors of war.
. But as fuch Genes do not accord with a politiell folios,
the Unierfloied Is ordend to dun led his privets, In order that
he may be enabled leeasullatety tili depart.
CSIONM)
ARMISTICE
fROW tut entrorav OF relavao. PSV. 11.
We are Allred that a fufpeofion dorms fiir ass is.
definite term was concluded on the Illth of this moth
tretweeo Marlhal Dome said Gert.ZaArew.

" IL °EVENT.'

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iiikintlaoH...hkerildlillt ea.
'411) h. is now no luages gyrated! y the fear of
a `vifit fiuna the.Freach. lho pies are sot whisk .n-
--ding enniandy guarded, and poor dlfperfn.l Pnvltsn
tolerate ale daily picked up by hundreds. Mane of
tireen are folfamithed and
.1;x/reviled. that they can
feared, be conveyed along. They are enn4need en
der as stem i.f the inilitarrgart if it to the yew; in
I•
Bettie. Since the cnpitaleto aof General &whir.
dig French armies hoot fir •the mutt pan* left •L a.
Seek for Preiflia. Mat 014 Be' nadotte tere.iined there
with about fifteen hundred men. 'the P %Agars and
Swedes taken pittance's will be fent, «a Hanover, to
France. The French flying parties of cavalry have
committed great exceffes in different parts of the te•
pendencies of this city, but owing zealous and
seise citations 4 the French tlia.i.aer, Boerienne,
theft exceffes have been hopped.
The molt poltive affitrances have been given by
Princes Murat and Pont,- Corrn, that the French
army will refried our trootrality. The cverfe of Alts
rand, Franckfori, Wetlphalia, Hanover, Holland,
and the conquered Pruffsan provinces, all remains
free, as well as the navigation of the Ellie to Alagde-
burgh and Bc•r'n. All the fhips laden here for theft
places have received paffes from General Hullin, the
Bench Commandant at Berlin. Immediately after
iifirCipitulation General Blucher arrived here from
liabeck. The inhabitants of that place curie him as
the author of their wifery. Had he had only a dart of
fix hears before the French, he would have thrown
hlmfelf into Hamburgh, which might have been the
vino of this place.
In Lnbee the mifery and famine exceed all the
powers of dekription. The Senate, at the retina of
that of Lubec, fist fent floor, baked *lid, eattlt,
and meat thither. After the defeat of the Pruelatit,
the French plundered Lubec fur near fix hours. 'The
lower claire. of people have almok 101 l their all, and
the elates committed by the French (oh:fiery are
(hocking. Ira Latienburgh, Rantebittgh, Weimer
hlecklenburgti, Schwerin, kc. forger fcenes of ra-
pine and murder have alto been consmitted by ibem.
General Blucher is dill here; and Generals Drive
and Frere lodged in the fame inn with him I bee not
of particular refpea for him, they would ant dint at
the fame titbit. After the capitulation, Bernadotte
embraced him ; and all the French Generals's/rid
Officers could not furniantly capers their admiral
titan of his valour.
His Mull Serene Higbaefs the Doke of Brunfwielr
is arrived at Ottenfen, in the boort occupied bt the
Duke, his late fatherorhofe body has been opened.
And embalmed. Ir will, it is raid, be removed to she
family burying wank, as (non as the c•lnfato of the
French is obtained. The young puke rood gallantly
defended the gates at Lubec; and the ?tench vroold
not have peaeirated into the place fel C. n. if she ar-
tillery had obeyed the orders of his Highnef. and
General Blucher. General Frere SO penetrated
Carough the Burgh-gate; Ilia Adjutant was killed by •
his fade, and lair honk lb it.
la the operations againa Travemunde, and I,tahee
and its environs, the French, by millake, f 'iced the
Danifh cordon of neutrality, and an engagement en-
Cued between them end the Danes, in which fevers)
men were killed and wounded on each fide. A Da-
nifir 11,11 racer was alto murdered by a Frenchmen,
upon which the Prince Royal of Denmark fent an
Adjutant to Prince Murat, at Lubec, who sleeted
up
the millake, and ineenifed 'that the neutrality el
Lubec Mould for the future be moll fcrupuluntly
refpefted.

At Lubec French foicliers are Sot daily f r the
excefres which they have committed.

Private advices from Berlin talk of an unlimited
armitlice between Priaa and France. It is bid to
have been concluded between Mediu' DUI OC and
General Zaftrow ; but it has not yet been tlficially
promulgated. The negociationk are carried on Teel
brifkly between Lucchefini and ZaOrnw, on the part
of Pruflia, end Duroc en the part of France, in Char-
I ntenburg. Bonaparte Rill remained at Berlin, where
he waited for the Grand Duke of Berg', return,from
Lubeck, previous to his proceeding to P;;land.
Terms of Peace have been offered to the Ki-g ; but
he is Paid to with for a modification, and fent on this
account a Major to Berlin. His Pr ufilan Mrjefly is
now Paid to be at Koeningfberg, where the laf regi-
ments remaining to him have been colleiled in Old
and New EAR Proffia, cnnflaing et 33 bait as and
45 fejtiadrons. Some ellimate the remainder of his
troops Rill at so,ooo men.
The Prince of Mecklenhnrgh, brother to the
Queen of PrulEa.has been taken prifimer by t hen each
General Savary, at Sterlitz. The Meeklenburgh
provinces, it well as the two rennet:Allies, have been
; terribly plundered by the rapaciout French.

With Ruffia all communication is no cut off, ner
have wit any account of the tnevemeot of the Rugian
semi,*
Melees ft om Berlin of the t t th, aftually anon' oce
the entry of the Fuench atnsy tn•o Poland. This
event happened on the sth init. when Kirasel Da.
is wilt so ono mos, oc •iipi:d Porovvia and its
eavisont. He intends to match immemat el/Applied
arfaw, from the neighbourhood of .chic's Louis
31%.111. I* retired to Cosi) it d. This province and
Ltviatia we laid to De eeferred by Napolei•n for Yrs.
doeisk William, who Is to We tht deeper.). of Bran.
&mimeo), Hanover► Baretelbt Wettphali mad all
whet German poiairsous. trerg Ace.

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By letters from Hanover of the t tth iaßant, either
that day or on the suds ty,ooo French troope,pruhably
from the Dutch army, were erpefled there, to pro-
ceed farther to Lonenburgh, he. In the latter place
the firft divifion arrived on the 13th inR. 7000 men
Ilrong. Betides 01naburgh, YeTer, he. the Gallo,
&mein army has alfts taken pullet:lion of Bunke•
burgh. Mueller andWellphalie will, it is raid, be the
future felicitate of the King of Holland.
On the tft inft. the Emperor of Auftria iffued an
edit t for levying taxes, in which he declares his refo-
lotion to maintain the [trifle! neutrality and preferve
the blelllngs of peace to his fuirjeets. 'A courier has
been knt to General Bellegarde, in Dalmatia. with
new inftruftions how to at with regard to Boccha di
Cattero.
'lira French and Proffian armies which the poor
city of Lubec has been obliged to maiotain for fevers!
days, we ellinsated at near 100,000 men.
Pavan Oglou has invaded the Lefler Wallachia.
Bekir Paths, of Bofnia, commands the Tufkith army
dikiplined in the European manner.
ALTONA, NOV. so.
His Serene Highnefs the reigning Duke of Brunt-
wick died this day at Ottenfen. about two in the
afte►noon; a total exhaaftion of ftrength. occafioned
by recent circomfiances and by his wound, termi-
nated the life of this illuftrious Prince.—He was
bora in 1735.
HESSE, NOV. 6.
Baron de Mallboorg has left Cadel with a particu-
lar snifGan for the French head gamier'.

The city of Caffel has made a prefent to Martlfil
Monier of four fine hocks.
The French troops °bitty( the greats* dikipline.
A Muficlan, who robbed a woman, was (hot before
the Leipfick Gate. The Officers of the Heflian Re.
gloms have been ordered to Caffrl, where they will
receive their ulterior orders. •
AU the inhabitants of tbia_city mon give up their
ruins under pain of death.
BARONY, NOVEMBER 7.
A French or Bavarian gartifon will loon take poi.
fton of the farmers of konigitein.
Oar Eleitor has united hlmfelf to the Confedera•
tioo of the Rhine, and will &milk a body of troops
to it ; he acme gives a great quantity okannon and
bodes to, the French army. The report that the
Poldtor of Hat had agreed to the confederation of
the Rhine, and was to pay fixteen millions of liars%
hefides (tanning twelve thoufand men for the On.
P' tippet, requires confirmation.
These is an unfounded report that Marian troops
have unnrchod into Voigtland.
SCHONEBECIC, NEAR MAGDEBURG, NOV. I.
Magdeburg has capitulated, after a fourteen days
blockade, and a flight bombardment.

Including the lick and wounded, the gartifon was
ao,ooo Strong ; they are all made prifoners of war,
and wilt search on the t ith from Magdeburg to France.
Along with Lieutiment General Mien there were
eighteen Generals in the fortrefs. and at teat Soo
pieces of artillery. Tie uses,s belonging to the Con-
federation of the Rhine, which are in and near Er-
furt, will form the new garrifon of Magdeburg.
Martial Nay marches on the t3th, with his troops
through Berlin towards Polio.
The French troops were received with indefcribitie
enthufiafin at Pofen.
Hen follows the capitulation of Magdeburg.
By the fourth article, all the foldiets are to be fent
to France as prifoners of wary the officers are to be
prifoners on parole, and thole who have wives and
children are to be allowed to remain in Magdeburg
if they pleafe.

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BRANDENBUROH, NOV. IL

It is Paid that the Emperor will quit Berlin to-
morrow, with his fuperS guard, in order to advance
further. There will only *cumin in the city a weak
divifion of troops. A Militia is otganitmg in order
to snfore the fafcty of tlic toads, and the property in

the futrounding country.
The Adminifiration of Berlin is corfided en fizty
Citizen% The Bookfeller Lagarde is Prefident, and
there are Infidel fix Direßora.
' The territory of Tempelbing, belonging to Count
Hirdenbetg, near Frankrort on the Oder, has fuf-
fered much by the war
The intendant General Darn has been appointed
Mminitlrator General of the territory of Brunfwick.
The Prince of Benevento occupies the cattle at Berlin;
the Prince de Neufchatel, the King's Palace ; the
Secretary of State Marv, the Hotel of the Minifier
d'Hardenberg ; General Oudinot that of Count de
Holgwits ; and the Grand Treafurer Ellett, refides
with the banker Oppenheimer.
Tie body of Prince Louis of Priam is to be con:
veyed limn Saa•feld to Berlin, and &poked in the
vault of the Cathedral.
Nov. I Dabrowfky has already left Berlin
I,t eider to proceed to Poland. A quantity of arms
'Lice beerrtaken from the Arfenal of Berlin. , It is
,:onfideittl# flared that on the B.h infi. an artifice
OM remanded far an unlimited period between Du-
roc and General &tiros.. Tellerday part -of the con-
tribution revied upon Berlin was to have been paid.
DANTZTC. OCT. 31.
There arrive here daily inhabitants from
and even from Stettin. The Prince Royal of Pruffia,
the Princelks Wilhelrnine of Solrns, Braunfels, and
..t /land; the racial poi office, and the