Star.
London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBURGII MAIL.

VIENNA; SEPT. t4—His Majelly the Emperor and
King has been pleafed to confer the command in
chief of the troops in the Duchy of Venice and the
Southern Tyrol, upon his Royal Highnefs the Field
Martha' and Minifter of War and Marine, Archduke
CHARLES ; tke command in chief of the troops ar
trembled in the German Provinces and the Vora'.
berg, upon his Royal Highnefs the General of Ca-
valry, Archduke FERDINAND. To his Royal High-
=is tke Archduke CHARLES, the General of Cavalry
Archduke JOHN is given as an affi(lant. His Majef-
tv appoints to be tarter Mailers, the Field Martha)
Lieutenant Baron ica, and the Major General Von
blEvta ; the former for the army in Italy. and the
latter ter that in Germany. The command of the
troops in the Wetlern Tyrol remains in the hands of
the Field Martha' Lieutenant Baron AutriusLan.
tLe Court Gazette.
His Imperial and Royal Majefly has alto been
pleafed to give the Grand Crofs of the Royal Hun-
garian Order of St. Stephen, to his Privy Ccunfellor
and Envoy at the Court of St. Peterfburgh, JoHs
PHILIP Court Sraotor4.-,-/b.
On the rzth it was generally reported here, tha
a declaration of war had beep publifhed. Every
body haftened to the Court Printing Office and to
the bookfellers to buy it ; but it was not the declara-
tion of war, but a collation of the declarations, which

were interchanged between the Courts of Vienna, St.
Peterfbargh, and Paris.
On the i ith inflant, the PrufGan Envoy, Count
Xxxxsz, had an audience of leave of the Emperor,
on which occafion he was prefented with a gold
fnuff box, let with diamonds, of great value. In a
few days he will go to hi. climes in Thuringia.
Colonel GLuz. irora Switzerland, has alfo had an
audience of the Emperor, and we are informed, that
he will let off in a few days.
His Imperial Majefly has railed the General of
Cavalry, Count Joss PH Cottoarno, to the rank of a
liviiniller of Conference and of State, and conferred
tipon him the place of Vice ?reticle:lt of the Aulic
Council of War.
- The Emperor. on going to the army, will take with
Lira Aims Member; of the Minifiry, and of the Aulic
Council of War, that all the grail iof ftatc aad of war
ixtay proceed the quicker.
FRC,' THE TYROL, SEPT. 112..--011 the loth inft.
a Grand Council of War was held at Infpruck by
fifteen Ficld-Marfhal Lieutenants: on its termination,
eleven of thole officers let off by different routes to
the frontier; one of them was Baron MLLE'. The
Marquis Von CFASTELLkII retains a command in the
Tyrol. Yetterday all the troops in the Valley of the
Inn, let nut for the !milder. The Archduke Jour;
will arrive at Infpi uck on the ,4th.
BOVA RHO, SE rr. to.—Two thoufand men are daily
employed at the fortifications, arid in throwing up
redoubts in and about Trente. To-morrow a large
train of liege at tillery will pars through this City for
the frontier.
The French have not many troops in the kingdom
..o
of Italy ; but they weft a corps from Pedmont, and
I a thong army from the other fide of the Alps. The
akuitriAn troops are well affeSeci, and full of courage.
MakTZ, Strx. 17.-I'wo Couriers from Martha(
Etianc have paffed through this city for Paris: he
gill await their return at Berlin.
Tie Grit troops from Holland have arrived hese
st i,h the Contailfariate of War?

Auctavecn, SEPT. r6.—Yellerday a patty of
Rofenberg dragoons arrived here, and demanded
quarters for the Etat-Major of that regiment, and
for 2co men.

This nor ning the Deputation returned, which was
fent to the Imperial head-quarters. They brought
the pleafing intelligence that the Emperor FItANCII
would refpeft the neutrality of Augfbrirgh, as eta-
blifned by folernn treaties. Some thoutind Außrian
troops are marching by our city this day.
P. S.—The Imperial Regiment of Rofenberg dra-
goons has juft paired by this city. Several officers
came in here to dine at the ordinaries. We make no
difficulty in admitting individual officers or men, who
want to purchafe any thing. The laid regiment is
for the prefent denined to Ulm.
Private letters from Stutgard (late, that zo,ooo
fpades, pikes, &c. have been demanded from two
Wurtembergh Prefeflures for Strafburgh, for ready
money.

STUTceln, Sr,T. Is.—Our paper contains the
following article:—" We read with farprife in the
Foreign Journals, an article dated Stutgard, Aug. 3t,
(taring that his Highnefs the Eledor of Wurtem-
burgh was called upon in a Note prefented, on the
preceding day, by the French Envoy, M. Dinaz.or,
to make a pofitive declaration of his difpofition in
the prefent crifis, and that it was at the fame time
notified, that in cafe it &mild be hoftile to France,
the French would immediately occupy Wurtem-
burgh ; alfo that France demands so,ooo auxiliary
troops, engaged by a fecret article of the Trettut of',
Peace. We are iuthorifed to contradid this account,'
being contrary to the truth."
A public caution has been given agaioa the nu-
merous reports, among which was that of the in-
tended departure of the Eleftor ; and the Public are
allured that the Eleilor dyes not in any cafe intend
to quit his States, and that he has taken every Hop
to render all apprehenfion unneceffary.
Accounts from Ulm hate, that the Bavarian
troops in Suabia, affembled near that city, were pre-
paring, on the 13th, to march to the Upper Pa•
latinate, when they received counter-orders by a
Courier. The troops will, it is now fuppofed, re-
main near Ulm, and be reinforced by fine more
battalions.

HAMM/EOM, SEPT. 24.—We have news this day,
that the French have entirely evacuated Hanover,
and that fome Prufnan troops will maintain the neu-
trality of that country.
It is probable, therefore, that the Elbe will be free
immediately, and the Ibipping come to this town
again inßead of Tonningen. We are likewife in-
formed, that Pruffia has put all her forces in motion
for maintaining her neutrality, which, it is hoped,
will be admitted by Ruffia, although in dircullion
as yet.
The Auffilan army from the Tyrol to Venice
amounts to r 70,000 men. It feems that which is
marching towards the Rhine is Rill flronger. Ac-
counts from all quarters extol to the higheß pitch the
Anftrian forces, and their excellent organization and
fpirit. Two columns of Ruffians, each of 50,000
men, are expected on the River Inn, in Bavaria, by
the 4th of Odober. Swedifh troops are embarked
at Carlfcrona. In Denmark, all is quiet as yet.
MANHFIM, SEPT. 16.—The Electoral Courts of
Wurtemburgh and Baden have returned for anfwer
to the French propofals, that they could not prevent
the paffage of the belligerent troops, on account of
their own geographical tituation andinferiority, but
that they were difpofed to preferve the flrideß neu-
trality in other refpeets, and that this was the beR for
the Emperor Navoxams's interell.
SEPT. 17.—Some Antlrian Officers have been feen
near Stockach. It is believed that the army palling
through Bavaria will take the famous pofition near
that place which they had halt war.
The Ruffian Privy Councillor, Count Tasman
GOLOWEIM, is gone to Switzerland. •
FaoM THE DANUBE, Sser. 4.—The Bavarian
troops are concentrating in three points; the Upper
Bavarian Infpeflion of Lieutenant General Nocm-
toLLA, at Kehlbeim ; the Lower Bavarian of Gene-
ral Duaor, at Amberg; and the Suabian of General
WPM!, at Ingolitadt. Count NoGAaoLLI was fent
to Vienna on the Bth, probably to obtain a line of de-
marcation from Ingolitadt on the Left Bank of the
Danube, to Pairau.

No foreign troops will march through Ratifbon.
The Audi ian army of Wels, which crones( the
Inn on the Bth, confißs of fifty-four battalions of
infantry, and eight regiments of cavalry.
STRASBURGH, Sur. t6.—According to the Lae
accounts, the Emperor will arrive here between the
27th of September and zd of (Maher.
We have been informed from Nancy, that the
four divifions, which were on their march to the
Rhine by Vic, have received another deßination.
The troops paffing by Nancy, in different divi•
lions, for the Rhine, amount to 79,000 men.
On the 21d, a grand review will commenc
French army affembling on the Rhine.
FROM Hassle, SEPT. ao.—On the 17th inf. thel
army under Marthal BERNADOTTII paired throne
Cana. The Heffian troops formed a line on e
parade, with the Eleftor at the head of them mid,
fainted the Marthal and the army as they palled.—;
When all the troops had pallid through the city, the
Martha) and his luite returned to the Eleaor, who
remained at the parade, and returned his compliment.
The laid Martha), and other Generals who accom-
panied him, dined with the Elcaor at Wilhelmlhoe.
This day Tome French troops will arrive in the vici-
nity of Franckfort.
Hameln and Nieuburzh are Rillmore fortified and

of the

HA sat', Srrr. i6.—The Britith Envoy, Mr.
TAYLOR, is not returned to this place, as the public
prints Hated, but is gone from Hofgeifmar to Gotha.
The French troops from Hanover, under BERRA-
DOTTE, will probably form a temporary camp at Sc.
ligentladt, in Hetle Darmlladt. They arc matching
in three columnc, of sOOO men each.
FROM THR MAINS, SEPT. t7.—Switzerland has
determined to lupport her neutrality with 40,c00
men, in cafe the Emperor of Aullria will allow it,
but in the oppofite cafe to join the French.
STOCXHILM, Sf sT.l3.—Several troops are on their
march to Carlfagna. Among others, the regiment
of Grenadier Guards, of 1200 men, is on its march
from Eatt Gothland to that place.
Haumrsa, SIFT. 22.—The heavy artillery, which
arrived here on the soth from Nieubvrgh, was tent
to Hamcln yefterday

DIDCRIAIg, SEPT. 21.-TO the declaration lately
made to our Court by the Swedifh Government, a
decifive anfwer was returned loon after its receipt.
We are informed that our Court will join the
armed neutrality in the North of Germany.
The Swedilh Lieutenant General, Baron ARM-
reLor, who commands the Swedith stoops in Pome-
rania, has received very advantageous offers from
the Court of Vienna, to enter the Auftrian fervice.
Nara..., Atm. 27.—The French troops are Hill
quiet in their old quarters, on the coafts of the Adri-
atic. There is a very ftrong garrifon at Ancona.
FLORENCI, SIFT. 3.—The famous Count Mszzi,
late Vice-Prefident of the Italian Republic, lives a re-
tired life in the country near Como. He was appoint-
e•l Keeper of the Great Seal, with the rank of a
Prince, when Italy was railed to a kingdom t and
NaroLsom 'hewed on every occafion, that he efteem-
ed him. The caufe of retirement is not known.
It is Paid, that he has required his paffports for Spain
(he being a Spanifh Grandee), but that be did not
obtain them.
POILTO FIRRAJO, Atm 25.—On the sad inflant, a
convoy of thirteen chips, under French colours, failed
from this port for Corfica, under the protedtion of a
pinnace, of twelve large guns. This flotilla was at-
tacked by three Englifh brigs, off Cape St. Andrea,
ten Italian miles from the {hare. The Captain of the
pinnace ordered them by fignal, to difperfe : but we
know already of four large (flips being taken. The
fate of the others is not known ; but it is hopcd they
have reached Corfica. All thefe (hips were full of
goods from the fair at Beaucaire, in the fouth of
France. The cargo of one of the captured (hips is
eftimated at z40,00e liras.