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

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FOREIGN JOURNALS.

We have received the liesesdurtb Correhossikst, of
the t l inilant, which is one day later than the papers
brought regularly by the Mail. We have already
Bated, that the head quarters of the Klan of Num&
were to be removed from Nauenburgh to Hof. This
has been effeßed. The Pruffian troops, under the
command of Prince HONtIILOIIII, crated the Elbe in
three places, and reached without difficulty the point
defired. This activity befpeaks a vigilance of preps.
ration,from which every thing is to be expeeled.—An
Auflrian Army of Oblervation is collelting at Prague.
and another, confining chiefly of cavalry, on the
frontiers of &hernia. The French are concentrating
themfelves between Wurtzburgb and Schweinfurt.
The Bavarian Envoy is about to leave Berlin. Thus
far every thing leads to the belief of an immediate
eolhfion.
PARIS PAPERS
To the dale of Tuefday LA. the 7th law. have
alto been received.

Bo AAAAA Ts left Mentz on the ill inßant for Wurtz.
burgh, where the French troops were to ►e affembled
by t►e 4th inßant. This does not look as if the ne.
gociations with Praia were likely to be continued
M. KIIOIICLIDOCII. we hare little doubt, if gone to
the head quarters of the Pruffian army, and not to
Mentz. M. LasoasT, at Berlin, had Aced and ob.
tained bis paffports, though on the 27111 he had not
left Berlin.

The Paris papers appear a little anxious about the
conduet of Aufiria. but they taut that the Court of
Vienna ba. given the molt politer. affurances of its
determination to remain neutral.

A letter from ?reaction far, " We regard the
military meafnres adopted by A ußria as a confequenee
of th;s determination." In the mean time, however,
the French retain Brannan, and art making no pre.
parations for leaving it. The Aultrian prifoners, on
the other hand, are allowed to return home. Twenty-
three thou:had have reached the &Arian territory
out of 33,000. Neverthelefs, the French Covens-
meat deems it prudent to lea►e a large force to watch
the motion► of Maria. Marfhal Sou LT'S corps, and
part of L 'l, is Rationed in the neighbour.
hood of Ingolaadt for this purpofe. Some letters
from Suabia and Bavaria, Rate that the Bavarian
troops will sa as the Corps of Obfervation, while
SOOLT'S joins the grand army. 131IllIADOTTI'S corps,
which was at Anfpach, has marched towards Saxe
Cobourg and Memingen. Marital Burnie& bad
left Mouich, and was expeeed at Virurtzburgh, to
meet B . From the proximity of the two
armies, it is highly probable, that unlefs an adjuft-
meat fpeedily takes place, holtilitias would commence
early in Oftber. It was on the 7th of Oftober laR
year, that the campaign began between the French
and Auftrians.

The PrufGans, it appears, are pretty nearly ready
to give or receive the attack. The number of their
forces, however, it is not eafy to afcertain. A letter
from Drefslen lays, that 70,000 had patted through
Saxony, towards the frontiers. The Saxons are
25,000 along.
The Monikur boats of the promptitude with which
the ennfcription has been executed in the different
departments, and of the good difpoStions of the re-
cruits. This anxiety to thew the activity of Come de•
partrnents is doubtlefs meant as a ninthlus to others.
To Phew, however, that the 'mature is felt as very op.
prefLve, fuch is the eagerneft of all claires to avoid its
operation, that numbers of (windier, have railed great
futos by pretending to have inured to procure exemp-
tions. By a proclamation dated the 3d of Ottober,
the Minifter of Police cautions the public againa this
fraud !

Not oithfiaadingthe appearances of war,the French
funds do not fall. They were nn Saturday lall &4.
J 150145 B has not only beep created a
Prince, but a Rear Admiral, on account of his merits
in his late cruise !

The telegraph which was burnt down at Haldon
Hill, near Exeter, has been replaced. by which the
communication between the Admiralty and Plymouth
bas been renewed.

Lieutenant E Seals is appointed one of the Lieute-
nants of 41se Diana frigate at Pertfessoutb.

mditztaiis.

lOC, OCTOBER is.

To-day sisere are feverai Ire& arrivals of Wheat.l
prima famples are few, and continue to fupport fall
price, lint the aew that comes is principally light and
inferior, Rod is cheaper—There are many fie& ar.
rivals of Barley, which is cheaper alfu—White Peas
vs. and 35. per quarter dearer—New Tick Beans
likewife being in reqoefl for exportation.—There arc I
many fiefh cargoes of Oats arrived ; this article 61
cheaper, and the general (ales of Flour are at a re.l
dudion of near 51. per tack.

AS
Whet, 61. 7461 Sp per qr. Grey Pak 41 / 46a Od
Plus Ditto, U. lye Beane eat els od
ay.. (sew) 401 46. Tick Ditto, 36e 414 od
21.11. on ass 64 Oats. see sss sos
Risk. /2* lie od Poland ditto Nu yys od
White Yeah, 6os 66. Rape Seed, (new) syl ell
Roe Flour 6s. to 71$ Seconds hoe to as p tack.