Star.
London, England, 1806-10-17 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, OCTOBER 9.
Letters from Germany announce, that the King
of Praia is waiting in vain for the (moors promifed
by Ruffla. to meet the florin which he hu fo impro‘
dently called down upon his States. That ambitious
Power has directed its greateft force in an oppofite
quarter. It is Turkey that it appears to menace.—...
It is falfe that any Ruffian corps has yet entered into
South Prut La.
(Free', tbe .boor.)
4' The Englifts Journals of the loth of September
announce, that his Britannic Majefty has jult ordered
the railing of the blockade from the Elbe to the Ems.
This meafure proves that Prufna has definitively en-
tered into the interefts of England. Upon this (up.
potation the queftion occurs, what is to be the fate of
Hanover t Will the King of PrulLa be difpnfed to
give it back, after having formally annexed it to his
dominions I It would be very ftrange, if he Mould
purchafe by the lots of one province a war which may
caufe him to loft all his other provinces. It is eafy
to fee what France may take from him, but it is not
eafy te fee what England can give him as compen.
fat ion.

" In following the movements of the armies on the
Continent, one fees hoftilities every day more near s
44 The lall news from the Banks of the Main in•
form us, that the corps of General Kalkreuth, which
was to have moved towards Wellphalia, has all of a
fudden direiled its march to the South, to follow the
movements of the grand army. In general, without
pretending to decide on the merit of military opera.
tions, we think we already fee in thole counter. I
marches of the Prulfian army, a fpirit of uncertainty,
a want of fixed plan, w'iich is an evident figs of the
terror that is infpired by the rapid march of the
French troops, under a Chief, who, without fighting,
has already gained the advantage of giving the wee
1 the dire&ion that he pirates it their take,
44 The tottering courage of the hallows is fop.
ported by the hopes of being foccoured by the Rof.
flans. But the hill campaign has proved that their
foccours are neither very prompt, or efficacious: they
were, however, at that time, more formidable, both
in rye/ force and in military reputation. On the
other hand, they (peak of diverfions that the Ruffians
are about to make in the Turkith provinces. Thefe
diverfions, which prefent no manner of fecurity to
Pruffia, will perhaps diftlofe the ferret caufe of the
non-ratification of the treaty concluded by M. D'Our
bra. It will be fees that thole negotiations bad no
other obfeet but to deceive Trance. But the proms,*
titude with which the places herfelf in a condition to
anfwer her enemies, p_roys alas that the is not a dupe
of their intentions.* .7.11.; Tt •
GOTTENBURGII MAIL.
By this channel accounts have been received 'that
the new Roman levies, amounting to apo,ooo men,
are Almon completed. The following isa copy of the
letter which announce; theta@;..-
~'
GOTTENBURGH, OCT. p.
44 Yellerday arrived the Amity, eatra packet, with
a Ruffian Courier, who let of immediately for St.
Peterfburgh ; end this morning a Rufilan Courier
arrived from St. Peterfburgh, with whom a Peat;
failed immediately for England. The Ruffian new
levies of troops, which will amount to soo,ooo, are
nearly complete.
" The King of Swsuse, by the left agent:rats, fill
remained at Beekalkoy, in SCZaiSI, the country fee!
of General Tose.

THE EXPEDITIONS.
We have already Hated, that the 17th Light Drs.
goons, the 4oth, commanded by Col. Baowv, and 87th
or Prince of Wales's Ira Regiment, commanded by
Sir Enwala Bort.sa, failed from Falmouth on the
isth Want, under convoy of the Mawr man of
war and a Poop.
The t 7th Dragoons are intended, it is fetid, for the
Cape ; the 4oth and s7th proceed to Buenos Ayres.
The Rot of tranfports which left Spithead on Fri•
day, ander convoy of the NIRSIDI and THssU fri•
gates, confifling of 30 fail, arrived at Falmouth op
the day following. The tranfports had on boar 4
four troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards, or Carabl- 1
news, the sth, 36th, and 88th regiments, and it
company of the Royal Artillery.

There are now lying in Falmouth Roads the fol.
lowing troops ready for failing immediately, viz.
Four Troops fitit Dragoon 36th Foot
Guards 45th Ditto
9th Light Draveas Sikh Ditto
sth Foot 95th Ditto, Rile,s Fompanier.
Except the gth Dragoons, and 4sth regiment, the
whole of theft troops are ftippofed to be defined fpr
the fame expedition, and are expeEted to fail from
Falmouth the moment that Colonel CRAUFUID ar-
rives there, and as loon as tome of the (mall tran(.
ports are changed for larger ones.
Dr. Tmomvsor. Deputy Infpe&or of Hofpitals.
the head of the Medical Staff of this Expedition.
with a long train of medical followers, is alfo arrived
at Falmouth.

The 9th Light Dragnom are to be removed into
larger tranfports, and proceed immediately to Bue-
nos Apes.

It is alfo rumoured. that none of the 6th Dragoon
Guards will go abroad, and that part of the 9th