Star.
London, England, 1806-01-31 00:00:00

VIENNA, JAN.:.
Since the day before yenerday, the French troor
have begun to hove our city : they draw off r
to Upper Maria and partly to Steyertnark.
Yelterday evening Prince John of

arrived here from Freiburg. His hotel has been left
by the French General who occupied it fence the
:Bth. Yeaerday morning he found a guard of ha.
nour before hi, rcGdence, congaing of French troops
and the armed Citizens. In the evening it was left
entirely to the Citizens. The people crowded to fee
his Highnefs, who is much beloved. He canted mo-
ney to be diaributed to the poor.in confequenm of
his return. We pre allured, that the keys of Vienna
will bs retnruicl to the fame deputation which pre-
Tented than to Prince Murat, upon his entrance into
this city. 9thers fay, that the Emperor Napoleon
has ordered them to be delivered to Prince John of
Lichtenaein.

The French troops, who are in poi on or paper

are.extrandy anxious to get rid of it. They
make large purchafes, particularly of cloth.
Piorifions CB continue dear, notwithilsoding the
daily fupplies from Hungary. Fifty couriers from
Ibis city were the beaten of the news of the firing
of the treaty of Freiburg.
• JANUARY 4.
After an interruption of two months we.have re-
ceived papers from the. North of Germany, and let.
ters from Conftantinople. Some of them hare lain
at the po4 office fix or Ceyen weeks.
General Andreoffi, it is laid, will be the accredi-
ted French Envoy at ibis ...Nut. The Auitrian
garrifost intended for this city will enter with the
Archduke Charles at their head. His Highnefs is
expel:keel on the lath, slid the Emperor Francistoon
after,
The loft etilumn of French troops will leave this
city on the tothine. It is here Paid, that Venetian
Dalmatia is only to remain as a depot for the French,
fo long as Ruifia perfißs in .retaiping tin Venetian
rpinds !nth, Adriatic fee.
JANUARY 6.
Between the t tth and t atltt the left of the French
troops will certainly leave us. On the t tith we mall
have the happinefs of feeing our Monarch again
within our walls.
Count Colloredo is 1141 alive ; he is, however, ha-
ninted from Court, as well as his 14;dy from the
prefence of the young Archduchefs.
Baron Collenbach is dead of a fever.
The coilly (word prefented by the Emperor Napo-
leon to the Archduke Charles, is the fame which the
former received of the French Republic after the
Treaty of Campo Formio. Both theft Princes part.
ed, after a long audience, with apparent Nine of the
moll perfe& fatisfaltion.
A name dear to the loyal inhabitants of Vienna is
appointed as the Court CommitTary. It is Count
Weboa. He has been their gtiardiap Angel.
JANUARY 8.

The Marquis Ghifilieri has been charged to deliver
to the French CommitEoners thole provinces ceded
by the Houk of Auftria in Italy.
Since Dalmatia is ceded to the kingdom of Italy,
it is thought that Reprisal& Till be united to that
Qovernment.

George Czerny has inereared the Ser►ian army to
one hundred thoufand men, to fella the ad►ance,'
of the Turks. Belgrade, it is laid, will be attempt-
ed by form.
Since the inhabitants of this city ha►e firnified
their intentions to celebrate the return of the Empe-
ror to his capitals his Majefly has forbidden any fp-
perfluous expence. It is agreed, that thirty-fi;
young Gentlemen of the firs families (hall go out
to meet him, well mounted, and that the armed ci-
tizens fbaii parade the dreets, while the Clergy re-
cei►e his.Majedy in the Cathedral of St. Stephen's,
whete his happy return is to he welcomed by the per.
furmance cf Te Deum,


TUI(XEY.
rads Till Vlth/la GAZSTTI, fall. S.
'aton of the uncommon act tions vtakiog by
ism to refill the Turks, is Paid to have °ri-
bs their certain knookdge that a coaficitr-
ty was heftily approaching their frantic:l.--
12R deputation fent by them to Costßantinople,
vas refuted an audience by the Grand Signior. Moil
of the Servjens, inhabitants of Conßantinople, had
thought it necelrary to abandon that capital as a
aseafure of faftty,
AUGSBURGII, JAN. S.
The Grand Army of the French is already in
action, upon its return to the Rhine, in 'three co-
lumns. Lift week large train of captured art Wiry
Ps, d through here from Vienna, fqr $9O
kik bad been put in requifition. The troops 41
%mien have fine follOweel : they have been employ-
td the vicinity df Brannan. A pert of the Em-
peror Napoleon's redone has alfo pared this way fa
Stralburgb.
According to private letters from Munich, the
former Elettor of Troves has &licked the dignity of
cStelißeit and to be the Primate, or ArchbilloP of
the kingdom of *teal, His refidenet will *ea•
bast the fins Was of Eichlladt. Hie-flighoefs is
now about 65 years of age, and enjoff 118 Welles/
Rate of health. 1.
This day about `so coo Aunriaglapierfat
Ulm, Wertingen, Re. were removed Irani Oreloe

of arms, to be lent to Strafborgh. I
JANUALIT 9.
Several thoufand quintals of bifeoit, which, had
the war continped, were to hare been fine to. the
French armies in Anaria, hive been ordered to be
flipped in veffeb, and fent down the Rhine to Belgians
and Boulogne.
latß week the troops of Wittemberg and Bavaria
came to bloweast ',Waage% about a league to the
Sooth of Ulm. The Wirtembergers Wen fit a In
pou'etAon of the conteftedground ; bat the Bavarians
drove them of.
It is laid. the Emperor Napoleon has tranfinitted
so,ooo florins, in good bills of exchangerto the
Elettor of Troves, for money advanced three Tear
Once, on account of Hanover. It is Rill believer;
that this rillgtOr will obtain the Cardinal's Hat.
uttrz, DEC. so.
As the Archduke Ferdinand, notwithitanding the
interference of Harfbal Zernadotte,refafed to site up
`the Bavarian priforsers taken on the sth, Lieutenant
Gener Wrede received the permilSon of the French
Emperor to declare the armiitice at an end. This
:mature had its erne; and the Bavarian prifonere.
though not above misty in number. were relented.
However, before the determination of die &Adak?
Ferdinand was known, the order of the day, jilted
'by General Wrede on the 9th. fignifted that the
troops were to recommence hoailities on the loth, in
which they were to be ailed by the French under
Bernadette,
&Mum. JAN. s.
Yefterday there was a grand concert at Court, at
which the Emperor NaroLsou and the Emprefs jo-
:SIMKINS were prefent ; and the whole city was ilia-
nsinated in barium of the regal dignity conferred
open' our Eleaor.
This day there has been a grand fag, The Eta-
pemr Nero-son, upon entering Vienna. found twen-
ty-nine pieces of Bavarian cannon, and twenty-one
Rands of colours, which the fortune of war had
thrown into the hands of the Imperialifts: this mor-
ning thefe cannon, &c. were conveyed to the parade
with great folemnity ; the colours were borne by the
Royal Corps of Cadets, and were afterwards depo-
fited in the arfenal.

JAIII.7IIItY 4.
Thts afternoon the Empeior Na roLios, with a
guard of twenty men • and an interpreter, walked
about this city, and vifited• fevers! chops upon the
parade, and was very inquiatire as to the articles
I upon Isle, where they were fabricated, by whom, itc.
Recruits arrive here daily from feveral of the
provinces. The Bavarian army pill, in the courfe
of a few matll4, be iNuppoii4 in eighty thoufand
men.

fiat•aria, it is Paid, is to liaise s fifth part of the
contributions laid upon the Anftrlan provinces, as
well a► of the artillery.

J•NVaRT 7.
Yeßerday we had the happinefi of feeing the whole
of the Royal Family, with the Elatrefs Dowager,
and the Emperor and Emprefs of the French, at our
Theatre. Mar was the Piece feleeed on the occallon.
Eight was the hour fixed for the commencement, but
the honk was filled by three in the afternoon. The
Royal Perfonages were received with rapture, and
feveral appropriate parts of the Piece excited the re•
pealed acclamations of the audience.
The Emperor N*PoLaoa hunts almoft every day,
accompanied by the Crown Prince. General Dill or
is r&ovetcd, and appeared at Court yeßerday.

Jaavaav B.
Within thefe three days paR, a column of thirty
fix thonfand French troop► have arrived at Wels,
in Auflria. Two ihoufand pieces of cannon have
pallid through this city, (nor hundred and fifty of
which have been indented by NAPOLEON to Our
Monarch.

A folemn (mice for the Clain has been performed
in our Cathedral, at which his Majeßy, the Prince,
and moR the Staff, were reel*

PRESSUROH, DSC. 29.
Betides Venice. the Tyrol, as far as the river
Guarda, is ceded by our Monarch. The dignity of
Grand Mailer of the Teutonic Order is in fame to
be hereditary in the Houfe of Aulbria. Bamberg is
ceded to 'the King of Bavaria. and Wurtsburgh,
affigned to the Eledor of Saltzbueg. is to be made
an Elcdorate.
BANKS OF THE DANUBE, JAN. 4.
it is raid, that the Archduke CHasi,as dined with
the Emperor Narossow.
A marriage is talked of hetwmn tlp Aledoral
Prince of Bait PriaMfp.
. Very great Bleed •
property bare
been made by the Freenlairtikahog.s
Fringe letters from•Vkaass lb drat *at the French
troops, to thy amber ot tratommi• Wader Ositersl
Mae MOUT, ma to jok the Awillyki whieb Ts
intended toles* pasties of 111 Wide. and Styria, for
the Emperor ri4is.l.
The trade of Trials bad Catered abilesterrnptiowt
nags As Froodilum bottn then.
hAlllalliSlMlB bald wren are at Laibach. He
b oriced Ilk ihellitlo fop* iOOO Era!**
`.0.06161y, fatqioe4thaiya for Ilse Generals of Die&
AWN pd moo.for °Poi* of Nritick• Thlt EPP
penir realmss is poet* Prelim". •
• jantraer 6.
Infleettof Trial*. Maria now to obtain /one
of the Dirac/its of the hack In. A troll carpe •
of French troopabas.been detached to Dabwatia.
' Some people report tdpat hhkroseors. has prefented
the Abu; of Bavaria with tie fword which be wore
in the battle of Manillas •
Jalo48! 8.
The Archduke Caaaits.,end M. TietritilDtitt
are Cud to be irr-great aaivity. The change is the
AoltristrAdmieillration took plus the day before
the flgbing of the Treaty af Peace. Count CoLsol,
',tee it to receive, according to Come lastounts, a
confidemble petition.
According to Come information, AuVia is to be
indcmniSed by Servia, Moldavia, and Wallachia.
The mitigation of the contributions impaled by the
French, is Paid to be owing to the mediation of the'
Archritticr:t*Csaat.ps.
se.Oht TN* Karig. joal.t.
110th the OW of Vfbegiberg ayd salvia val
he crowned orlottie.
14t, PiaWit.rifariers it i 5 faid, lutt Prermttpd ths
Arehetha. *Jibs with a valuable (word.
A what** itch has. bean cooed at Stre.mtgo
to pace die vetoes of the ?apart hiapideso.
The Igglittf ***On is now to *ale.' •
Eleven desoihod %Nob !naps ban attered.Dartar:
Audit maitre vidiiitsbeirecopf alj tItO be.
longing to 411. t Arbeerip mate Mayne.
Prat= troilrof it'll fiddt hi!ve. itabt cnterCii the
diflriQ of Fader
The arfenal tit Viesals Which Wit RR ibtl°lPcka
by the French, is that which properly beloaged tolls*
city. All the oilier *op wet* foe the atom part,
ftripped.
jamosar ve.
On the Bth, about sso French, horfe and foot,
belongiQg to Angereates corps, entered Parmllarlt.
The French Genentl Defprdins arrived there the
day before. Marßtal Angerese alto anived Own
on the yth.
From Vienna We bear of the (allotting chimps in
the Miniary :
Lamberti to be replaced isy the Prince of ;chiral. .
senberg ; Collared°, by M. Sinaloa:et ligarte,l7
Count Wallis; Count Sumerow, by Count Sawn;
Stahl it appointed Vice-Prefident in the Imperiid -
Cabinet of Bohemia; Baldini, Diredor of the Cajoi7
net; and Prince Lichtentlein is to Ineceed Prince
Auerfh:rg as commandant of tip Lifeguard.
A monument is to be crated at Munich in honour -
of the Emperor Napoleon; and another for perpa,
tasting the memory of the net, order oilbipit.
NEWMARICT, INTHE UPPSR PAL4TINATE.M. fl•
According to rumobt, Of are very thortly to ert•
pea• French troops in this quarter. This circamitance
is faid to have been already imnotMccd to the Mein.
bers of the Government. .

HANAU, jA.N. rt.
The treaty of the 36th of December, it is faid,con-
tains three roviaonal articles, not yet made public.
Bnth Bavaria and Baden, it is faid, are to undergo
a change in their cooliitutiop, fimilar to that of
Frltte.

HEIDELBERG, JAN. 6.
Some difpntes have already arifen between the
B;►arians and ►he troops of Baden, on account of
tome territory between the lller and the Danube ; the
former, however, perfal in keeping poffetGon. There
have alfo been fome difputes at Nellenburg. A
number of Princes, Counts, Ite. between the Tiler,
the Leek, and the Danube, who were not reprefented
in the Diet of Ratitbon, will now come under the
Crown of Bavaria.

JANUARY to.
Circulars have been addrefred to the Corps Diplo-
matique, refpating the afromption of the Regal
dignity, with a requeft to them to communicate the
circumftance to their refpative Courts. The Mini fter
of both the new Courts are to teceire their letters of
credence as loon as polEble.—lt is remarked, that
dif, ofitions are making for the exchange, en matte,
of All the prifoners made by the Powers at wit.

INSPRUCIC. JANUARY
Yelleday Marfbal Ney unexpeetedly arrived bere
he is to proceed to Klagenfurt, and then to march
with his divition to Italy. There is to be a general
affembly of the Tyrolean States oo the Bth, which, it
is thought, will be interelling, once we are now be.
come Bavaria's.

WETZLAAI. JAM u.

The Prof Gan troops, which joined the Heffians,
have their head quarters AM at Alsfeld, and are can.
toned in a circuit of shalt eight miles. All the Her.
Lana have retired.

Marfhal Augerean has forbid the occupation of the
Heillan villages, on this fide of the Mayne. The
French corps, near Mesita, Is ellimated at 15,000
men. ,
liatiao4eit, JANUARY re.
The Ruffians are, it is faid, to remove their head-
quarters to this city. The apartments over the flable
are fitted up as an hofpital for the RuLan troops.—
The French had occupied thsfe rooms 'before for a
tailor pur pore. •
-•
. The remains of the Eaglillt German Legion ere
expOted to proceed to Harburg.
I7te Rood eondua and aria dirciplise of the Rni:
dais MY highly fpoken Of at Moberg and in the
vicinity a Hameln.
• JANUARY is.
The Zngliap troops ire leaving ashy degrees. To-
ilette* the .7th battalion of infantry of the line will
silominove. leore of the depots, we believe. are
only to remain till Nether orders, The Ruffians from
the otter fide of the ?refer. confining of cuiraffsers,
Colracki, and artillery, save removed to Zell.
lioltiptriciolootowitY rs.
. Tomorrow the sing of flireien will remove from I
henev with the head quarter}) The greaten part oil
she troois Oarioned bare, it: will repots the
Lib*. "Shod* amount fais,the Arndint army has
ehaoged Its imiltion, and now forme dine, the right
extending towards the Harobargh Yertitoth and the
left towards the kitafian frontier. lie King is at
lititungen.
NAMIIIIIrOI. JAN. tj. t. ;;
/4;4 ttarrowby, and Or. Hammond) the Under
iaeretari of State, arrived 'here un the rich,. and
jelterday continued their jotriii lelittedt; to
Mimetic on timid the Florthigate i`ot toglnd.
imitate?. E.
Oh tic imeeltai to comma*, from
the. Awl 114 eimAdated in the journal
ilehe hi *mace tins, repeaterl Cap
a the &Aide, ft Sft, only *seamy
.to rtiiitlls
tri his *jelly. the blast losperor,
lithe roil of Noievistrec, to prom-01k, MAW,
tray of Leipskti obi slat die Muds °Memo, wrier
tereinated not aufetionateli for theinitaos, but foil
the French, was fought on the tyth. It was, thee*
fore, impolitic that **Caps% Of the Collacks could•
bring this latoWsgeme to 'Weimar..
Think am two hundred and teieuty 'fail of With
tranfpOrts In the Elbe and the Wear.

LONDON.
%O'DAY, JANUARY it.
YANA 61111101.0 TAW DAY AT Olin OICIACk:
42:11auwagye. 6tl—.rear February kit
-fisifoliabeagner OR, sae Oreld•
thififi of the flantburgh Mails hark yet ftrived,
but the itadsorgi Ceet'deeshert to the tftth init. have
reached town. The Ninth hoops, confdrttlablY to
the Trnty or Prefilergle, art retiring from the Au-
Brian territories; but their March inftead of indicat-
ing their Needy return to Prance, feems to foretell
farther projects for the aggrandifensent of NArorm es,
or at any rate for an increife of his influence. The
French troops are (Pearling themteives in confider•
able divifioris in the Upper Palatinate, and the tern
tory of Here Darroftwde r and the whole of Nev's
divifion Is proceeding to the Venetian provinces,
where Mast sea, with *formidable army, is already.
It is Rated, under the ufisal convenient form of a
:amour from the Banks of the Danube, that fifty
thoufani French, under the command of General
Maawouir, were to join the Auttrians, and rale tel.
fefoss of Bejaia and Service for eke Emperor FRANCIS.—
This is extremely probable. It was promifeel that,
for the eftfions made by. Auliria, under the didation
of the French Emperor, the fernier Ihould receive
an 4, indemnity in the EaR." Should this fcheme be
attempted, it will flew in fkrong colours, what depen•
dance ought to be placed, by any power whatever,
on the cajolery of the French Cabinet. In every
memorial, or other official communication. made by
it to the Divan, the good faith of France, " the only
natural ally of the Porte," has been trumpeted forth
with a degree of effrontery, which it could not have
exceeded, had it never before invaded its territories
Bofnia and Servia, it is probable, will be feized on
with as little compunftion as Egypt was before, and
a foundation will thus be laid for the complete fob-
qerfion of the Turkilh Empire ; for the Emperor of
.Ruffia will conceive himfelf, as is in faft the intention
tif NA resew', attacked by the meafure, and the Turk ifh
',ravines will become the prey of the flrongell. It
Is true, that in the commencement of the conlefl the
'urks and Ruffians may ad as allies againft France
and Auftria, 1:11t ALEXANDER, Wllnfe army was
brought to the blink of annihilation by the weaknefe