Star.
London, England, 1806-08-15 00:00:00

+MIA, JULY vfo.
Tbespeofecntinn of General Mack every day be
tomes more and more intricate. He has emerged
moll of the Generals who refired under him, and they
have been ordered hither.

HAMBUROH, AUGUST I.
For tonic time a very great fer mentation has reign-
ed in &eolith Pomerania t thufe who are injured by
the new order of things loudly exprefs their difcna-
tent. On the other hand, the inhabitants of the
country are very well fatiefed, the feudal fyßem of
villainage having been very opprefEve in that coun-
try, even more fo than in any part of the Prutlian
Rates. The Ring, fince he fucceeded to the throne.
has been frehuendy petitioned by the States to re-
ceive the performance of fealty and homage as Duke
of Pomerania; but his Majefly has condantly poll-
poned fatisfying this deism. under various pretests.
However, the Ring will now take the oath as King
of Sweden, and the Qren is experted for this pur-
pore at Stralfund.
There has been much talk of the changes that
have taken place at St. Peterfbargh t what is certain
is, that M. and Madame Dc Nardchkin have quitted
the Court.
ENSCHEDE, AUGUST 3.
The 65th Fiench regiment of infantry, forty French
artillerymen, with two pieces of cannon, and four
waggons fat out on the if infant. one divifton for
Steinfurt, and the other for Bentheim. They are
probably defined to take poffeffion of the counties
of Bentheim and Steinfurt, in the name of the Duke
of Cleves, the Pruflian troops having quitted tbeir
potation on the approach.of the French. We km
from Ulfin, a little town in that county, tbillf labew
French troops have arrived from Northam; that die
Pruffians had evaelated Nieohuis, and that the OS.
cers of all ranks o?,he county of Beatheim had bead
convoked, in order to take the oath to their new Sir:
vereign. to be adminifered by General Dave*
Commandant of the French troops. According to
other news from that country. the oath of fidelity was
to be adtniniftered by two difinguifhed perfons who
were every infant expetted from Doffeldort and who
would take civil pnifeffion as well of that county as of
the country on this fide the Ems. The Cvunt of
Bentheim Steinfurt will retain all his real and pada.
' nal property : but two Members of the Regency ett
Steinfurt have already taken the oath of fidelity i•
the new Sovereign.

awn ZERLAND.
BAWL JULY d.
General Rapp is employed in vifiting every porter
his military divilion, which is that Of the Rhin. Oa,
Monday he infpetled the Garrifbn of Hunlnguen.-..
He remained there but a few hours, and did not
come to &Lie, as our citizens had flattered themfelves.
Tbeieports of a Continental war are renewal.
though we cannot trace them to any authority. It
is certain, however, that the Commandant of Hu
inguen has received orders. by a Courier Eamon*
nary, to fend of. with all puffible difpatch, all the
difpofeable force in that place. In confequence, ;on
men immediately paled the Rhine, to join their re-
fpeaive corps. It is alto laid, that a fimilar order
has been given along the whole line, and that his
bfajetly the Emperor and King is espefted in a then
time at Strathergh.

FRANCE.
PANS,' AUOUST 6.
The Engin AmltalTaarr Lord Lauderdale, ac-
companied by two Secretaries, and &Alien, the Mel-
fenger, arrived on the 3d innant, at Calais, end ycf
terday in this capital.
An Imperial Decree, dated the third of this month,
ordains a levy of co,ooo cnnfcripts, taken from the
80,000 authorized to be placed in a (tale cf aftivii y
by the Decree niche ad Vendemiaire, year 14. They
will be divided among the different corps of the army.
The 30,000 confcripts renialning from the 80,000,
will form the referve of the year iBo6.
The Official Journal, on the occafion of this mea
Cure, contains the following note :
■ The Scums Golia. of the ad Vesdernlaire, year ta, placed
at the difpidal of Government the cmfcrlption of tBoi. The third
coalltioo appeared under fuch sp .afpedt, that the levy of Soap
mm feemod than nemeary to fopport the glory of the throne, and
to defaul the dearettinterelts of the country. But before the end
of the month of Vandemialre, the toads at Ulm bad given fuch
an Miramar to our arm., that the Emperor confldered the calling
out the conlerfption of Ike is booeceftary, and eondoed binifelf
to calling oat the mime.
" At prefent, of the Soood men of the itonfcriptlon of ISO%
the Emperor has judged that the calling out of 50,003 11 neodfary.
If, as every thing Wads to hope, the &fairs of the Contimme ere
shoot to be fettled, theft yo.coo men will terve to replace the
(Wier. who Emil reedve their ilifeharge, and retain to tbdr fa
milieu. If, on the contrary, which dime is no mafon to thinly.
the period of the repute of the Continent is net yet arrived, Golfe
' yo,odo men, by completing the ditviatt corps on the war Natal.
will carry the Preach army to its Mahe!' degree of Patch.
" In any event, OLT, tido levy la tieedfary. Even if we had en.
'meet profound peace. we (haul.' always have tailed oat, If poi
301000, at kart 40,000 men. Sine* the left review, somas) men
have been difcharged; sod by the refult of the revit we of this
year, it In probable that an equal number will agaiu return to their
homes.

Nothing. therefore, ought to be Inferred favourable either to
war or to peace, from this operAtion, which i 4 alm.,ft annual. It
I. done at the ordinary pc•i'd ; faleirndy late for the Imre*
being Anibed, tut:smnd' loon to enable the young men to join
their corps before the unfavourable (cafon commence", and to
perfea themielves In difcipline during the winter."
The Moitestr of this day contains the following
article :
" General Laurißon has written from Ragttfa,
under date of the 15tli fully, that that city enjoyed
the mon profound tranquillity. and that its terri:ory
was quite free from brigands. He adds, that. during
the whole periqd of the blockade and fiege of Ragufa,
hi had only 40 men killed, and tto wounded. lie
prailes the bchavicior of his troops and the ;eal of
the natives "

The Morriteu► air() communicates a hit of promo.
tinns of the brave men who didinguifhed thenifelves
at Ragufa and before Gaeta.

The Holy Crown of Thorns, which was given to
St. Louis, in pap, by Baudouin, Emperor of Con.
Naniinople, 2nd which happily has been preferyed
amidit the religious profanattens which have marked
our Revolution, will be transferred with all peffible
folcmnity into the Metropolitan Church of Park, on
Sunday the 'oat infant. Plenary indulgences will be
given Ro the pious who snag aUitt at the :ertatuayf
with the requifite qualities.

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