Star.
London, England, 1805-11-16 00:00:00

FRENCH AND• DUTCH JOURNALS.

NIMEOUEN, Nov. 9.—Detachmeuts of Frenchl
troops continue to pas to the Grand Army. Our
fortifications were yefterday infpated by a French
General.
LEYDEN, Nov. t t --The Paris letters fay, that, on
the 2el infant, fix thoufand Auftrians were made
prifoners before the gates of Verona ; thefe troops
were a column detached from the mountains to take
the French camp in the rear.
Haat,' Nov. I2.—The pacific difpofition of the
Pruffian Court teems more and more confirmed every
day. According to a letter written by Baron DE
CESAR, the Frain% Miniller to onr Republic, his re-
turn here, about the 2oth of this month, is confidently
expeeed. There is alfo every reafon to expert that
Count VON LOWFEHEIM, the Swedille Envoy, will
not quit this Republic.
The Secretaries of State for the Marine and War
Departments have taken up their refidence here.

ROTTERDAM, Nov. 12.—Since the military have
been marched from this country into Germany, our
Government has judged it neceffary that our volun-
teer force fliould be placed on a more efficient foot.
ing ; and has pared a decree, dated the sth inf. to
the following purpert—

M In order t 0 maintain, by all pain* mean, the tranqeillity
and good order at prefent eilabNikad in our country. Government
hate determined to renew the iond City Guards, or Voluateer
Corps, throughout the Republic. And notice is hereby given to
the different Departments c the United Provinces, to in-
anities end bring upon an cledlive lueisg, in the difacnt towns,
thilerpikeat dVon se eklnahs, for the maintenancef
The Common in the Hesse. and the different De-
partmental Mminleatisos, are aqinieed to carry this Decree into
me m*" and to report without day to the Pen6ooary."
His Excellency the Petitionary has propofed the
Plan of an A& for railing a tax from patents for all
trades and profeffions as well as from the confump-
tion of certain articles of luxury.
His Majefty the King of Sweden arrived at
Stralfund on the ad inft, amidft every demonftration
of rejoicing.
UTIICHT, Nov. 14.—Three hundred confcripts
arrived here. yefterday from Treves, and we have
reafon to expea fo large a number as 2000.

STRA3IIIIIO3I4, Nov. 4.—Oar army continues to
advance ; the left wing has paired the Inn near Bran.
nay, and driven the Ruffians before them. The Ruf-
fians have received orders to fall back on Lentz, to
wait for the fecond army—but it is more probable
that the French will be at Lentz, and even at Vienna,
before the fecund Ruffian Army can reach the thea•
tre of war.

MADRID, OCT. Ts.—We expe& every day to hear
of the failing of the combined fleet from Cadiz. The
French Emperor has ordered Admiral Vita. au a try'
to be fuperfeded by Admiral ROSILLT, who is about
6o years of age, and much experienced, having ferved
under Admiral Sur, am in the Eat Indies. This
new Admiral arrived here on the loth, in company
with Commodore MAGOIS.

Balms, Nov. 2.—The march of a Ruffian army
through Silefia, is no longer a matter of doubt, for a,
proclamation was Med at Brefliu on the 13th of
OCtober, for a meeting on the 3oth, of contras:tors,
for fupplying them with bread and forage.
The cold weather has fet in early this feafon.—
The fnew is feveral feet deep, with a degree of cold
equal to what we generally feel at Chrifkmas.

PITERSBURGH, NOY. 19.—We do not txpe9 his
Imperial Majefty to return from the armies for three
months hence.

Paraasauecu, Ocr. 17.—1 t is reported that a
Manifefto, or Declaration of War, on the part of our
Court, is in readinefs, and will be publiflted in a few
days.
A corps of Coffacks, embarked at Riga in the be-
ginning of this month, were driven out to fea in a
heavy gale. Twelve transports, with troops, have
been wrecked near the rocks of Dondaugen, and upon
the coaft of Courland ; in all thirty-feven (hips, and
near twelve hundred troops, have been loll.—Cap.
tain LUNAIIo of Lubeck, perifhed, with the whole
of his crew, and eleven paffengers, among them two
Ruffian Generals ; he had alto a conGderable sum in
fpecie on board.
HANOVIR, Nov. t.—The Regiment of Klein has
marched forward and been relieved by the regiment
of Brunfwick. Prince Louis's regiment is expeded
to-morrow, and a large park of artillery has paired
through this city to Weinftaff. The care of the Pruf-
Gan troops is entrufted by our Eleetoral Government
to the College of Deputies, and meafures adopted to
provide them with every necelttry article.

FRA lIC STORY, Nov. 6.—Since the French armies
eroffed the Inn, no aetion has taken place. The
Auttrians and Ruffians have retired behind the lan,
in order, apparently, to prevent the French from
turning their left wing between Salzburg and Branca,
and thereby cutting off their communication with the
Arckduke CHARLES, in Italy. The obje& of the
French is to get between there two armies, if poffible,
or failing that, to compel the Archduke to retreat,
and thus mettle themfelves the co-operation of Mas-
asses army.
However little appearance there is of peace, many
Rill cling to this fond exreation. They draw their
arguments from the pacific overtures made by Bosse-
PSLM through the medium both of General Mace
and the Archduke Fsenioamn, as well as from Tea-
LITILAND proceeding to the head quarters.
STUTO•RD, Nov. t.,--The latch letters from Vi
enna (peak warmly of the fenfation which has been
excited by the late unfavourable intelligence from
Suabia. People begin to exprefs their apprehenfions
of a vifit from the French, and are preparing to tend
their valuables to Hungary. However, to quiet the
minds of the public, the Court (pares no pains to af-
fare them of the favourable difpofition of Pruffia.—
The Court of Vienna made the French violation of
the Margraviate of Anfpach, the fubjea of a formal
complaint to that of Pruffia, through Count Mese-
VELDT ; and we now learn, that the undertlanding
between the two Powers, rerpetting the fyftem which
mutt be purfued, was never upon a better footing
than at prefent.
The Eleaor of Saltzbourg, the brother of his 1m
perial Malay, is at Vienna with all his Court. The
rapid march of the French into his Eleaorate, will
compel the Archduke CHARLES to leave Italy in
hafie, and join the Ruffians near Lintz, to prevent
his being cut off in the manner in which General'
MACS was.