Star.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

'fake are dread/ gam before him to the frontier Of
Bavaria. It is confirmed, that during the Emperor's
abfence, the Eteftor of Saltzburgh will have the chief
adminalration of the affairs of Government.
The Britifb Ambaffador at our Count has received
a courier, fent by Mr. ARBUTHNOT, from Coollami-
apple, on the 25th of Auguft, with the important in.
telligence. that the Ottoman Pore likewife begins to
men. The molt preffing orders were giveo fur the
augmentation of the Turkith army and navy.
Faiiouaocation (in the Brifgau), Sur. 16.—0 n the
7th jailing, the Aultrians croffed the Inn to Bur.
glsauren. One column took the route to Mulhdorf,
and proceeded to Landflaut, which place it entered
on the Loth. No accounts have been received of ita
farther progrefs, but it is conjeEtured that it will ad.
stance. or has already advanced, to Ingolftack, for
the purpofe of fecuring Donauct from thence, and
taking a potation from there. Another column pro.
eteded by Wafferburg towards Munich, with the in.
Annan, as is believedt of taking the polls of Landf-
berg -and Fribourg to the Lech, a potation which
was occupied by the Auftrians in the late war. This
army, denominated. until its entry into Bavaria,
" the Army of the Camp of Wets,' and which ap.
pears now to have taken the name of " the Armyg
the Rhine," is to be commanded by the Archduke
Futoallaaa, having under him Quarter-Matter Gm.
I Maria ' • bat no other Commander in Chief has at
'prefent the .direction of it, and each column perforate
its movements purfuant to particular inftruaions.-.T
Another corps of the army, about motto limn&
forming a part of the Army of the Tyrol, is at Ike•
gentz, under the command of Gen. Haursevandi
with Generals Rona* and D'Aarannowr under •
This• body, hitherto flationary,` has lately
made a movement; two tboufand of the advanced-
guard have marched into Ravealberg, in Suabia g
other corps are following them, send take the route
to Ulm, with the apparent intention of taking a po,
fitiop there. This army had, without doubt, anti.
Cher object; namely, to cut off the retreat, and
make prifoners of, a Bavarian brigade confilling of
16,322 men, affembled at Ulm, under the command
of General Wean; but the Auftrians have miffed
their aim, and General Wean. by falling back na
Franconia, has fucceeded in forming a juntßion with
the other Bavarian troops that are already collated
there, or on their march thither, aid which will
form then an army of between thirty and thirty two
thoufand men,
The Außrians make very confiderable requifitions
of corn and forage, foe which they pay partly in
fpnie, and partly in Bank of England notes ; they
treat the diftrias through which they pafs, or which
they =lvy, with Rune refpea. but they are not on
that account leis dotefted, particularly by the Bava-
rians, Betides, the remembrance of their pet con.
due, and the apprehenfions of the injury they may
Rill commit. it appears that the propofition made by
the Prince of Schwarzemberg to the klator of Bava-
ria, to unite with /talkie. by incorporating its its an.
min all the Bavarian corps, has particularly am.
ded the inhabitants, and difgulled the foldiery. The
Auftrians already (offer greatly by defertioth After
the Grit furprife, excited by fuck fudden movements,
no other feetiment but that of indignation has been
felt. We are indebted for peace to France ; the was
folely occupied in thewav which England made pp.
on her...we believed ourfelves fecure, far a long pe.
riod, from the calamities which menace us ; the Em.
peror of France will diftinguith between Germany
and its Head ; he will refpeft men whofe fentimeute
were wholly peaceable, who have fo often med.
enced his generofity, and who can never regard him
as an enemy, who has ever been the protakor of the
political Rate of Germany. Into what a Itrange Stu.
anon has /Wrist in her thoughtleffneli of heart,
plunged herfelf ? She has confltained all the Princes
her allies, all the Germans, even her fubjeas, to form
no will' that is not unfavourable to ber.--Bilktia
'Europe.
Meant, Seer. 7.—Orders have been expedited
to all the Bavarian regiments to recall their fur.
loughs within forty-eight hours. The corps of ar.
;Way will be ready to march on the gth ; recruiting
is yarded on with all poffible celerity. All the Pala-
tine troops which were in Bavaria and Suabia have
marched into (he principalities of Bamberg and
Wurtzberg. AU the valuable effeOs in the Electoral
Palace and the Chateau of Nimphenburyi are packed
np. Several thoufand horfes have been pot in mini-
Won in the adjacent country, to tsanfpoit thefe d-
ie& to Wurtzberg.
AU the Provincial Authorities have received or.
ars to fend, without delay, to Munich, the money
which they have in their hands,
BANKS ox rxi MAL% &RT. so.—The promotion
made by the Emperor of /Siling is the molt nume-
rous that has been mode &ice Francis 11. attended
the throne. The forces of Aultria are eftirnated
upon paper at 400.000 men, Which will further be
reinforced by battalions of referee. It appears alto.
if a war takes place that the States of Hungary, in
their next teflon, ;ill order a levy of from 30 to
40,000 men, as well as the enablithment of* military
confcription. Other letters (peak of a It.y tn 114°
in Hungary and Bohemia. When the Houfe of
Aufiria fhall be reduced to the left extremity, the
German journalifts wig aft in a different manner.
If the begins the war with all her refources poffible,
what will be the confequence of the fiat defeat?
It is regarded as certain that there will be a Lino
of Demarcation in which all Franconia will be
comprised; the Elector of Wurtembto gh has ender
voured to obtain an extenfion of this hoe to &labia,
in order to comprife his States; but it is thought he
will not fitcceed. Tice geographical politiun of
Wurtembnrgh oppofes fuch a conceffion.
ST. PITIRSIIIRafft SEPT. 4.—The Generals who
are to have the command in chief of the ditferentcorps
are already gone to the places of their dettinatioc.
Their names are—the Gercrala at Infantry, Coos:
Buzhovden, Military Governor of Riga ; Michelfor.
Goldnitfchew, Raunfow. and CountTco:toy, Military
Governor of 'St. Peterflaurgh. The latter will cm-
bark with his corps. All thofe Generals have tome
diplomatic agents to attend them.
Weasraw, Sem t3.—The march of the RUilitl
troops has taken a more diftant direction from the
Prueinn frontiers. Four columns have marehtu
Brody, on their way into Moravia ; the reft will gc!
by PAW), and fo direa their march to Carrow

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