Star.
London, England, 1806-06-12 00:00:00

GE 11MA r. r.

AVOCA'IRON, MAY 23.—The following is the Rate
'nem of the French troops at this moment in Suabia,
Franconia, And B.,vari 1 :-
1 ft—Martha! Bernadotte 's corps It •tinned In Anfpacb, the Prin-
cipality of Bamb• rg and territory of Nuremberg, is compofed of
the divifion of Rivaud, of three moment. of infantry of the line;
the diviflnn of l)r tart, of two regiments of infantry of the line,
and one regimen• ea light infartry ; of the divifion of cavalry of
ft ener:! Till) competed of opt regiment of chaffeurs, and three
regiments of heifers.
Davonfra corps cautoned in Lower Suable, on the
left bank of the Danube, and towards t►e banks of the Neckar,
conbits of the divifion of Gen rah Caffarelli, of four regiments of
infantry of the line, and one regiment of light infantry; the divl-
lion of Prient, four regiments of tnfu•:ry of the line, and one raid-
talent of light infantry ; the divihon of Guilin, four regiment of light
infantry ; and the divifion cd light eat try of Gen. Vialantres, con •
titling of one regiment o. fluffars and three regiments or chaffi.urs.
d—Marili al Souk's corps canton/4i io Lower Bavaria ulna; both
lank. of the Danube, conlitting rf the divifion of Gee bt Hilaire.
or four regiment. of the line, and one of light infantry ; the dirt
doe of Vandamnic, four regiments of the Ihic, and one alight in.
fmtry; t►e divifion of General Lep-and. one regiment of light and
three regiments of infantry of the line, the rps of Cori' e and
the P•, fitirp Grouters; the light cavalry under the orders of Gene-
ral Marg.,loll, (metalling of one regiment of bunts and two regi-
ment. ••f ch-than, anmhet corps of cavalry, of two regi•
treat ,if chalets'', only, under the orders of General Milhaud
• .eh —Martha: Nlortier's corps In the interior of Franernla,con-
-I,itt ut the elinhoe of Germ, one reghm on of light and three
,•f infantry of Whew ; the elltrifion of Suchat, ime regiment
• , , d four reginunta of infantry of the ;Ire; the corps of
r.s.lry of General Walk, two regiments of buffalo, and two
rsenietit chaff urn.
glib—Martha' Nr y i corps in Upper Suable eon fills of tbe divifleo
of General Dupont, one regime nt of light, two regiments of infan-
try of the line one ditto bulfars t klarehand's, one regiment of
light, three ditto infantry of the hne; Mather s, one regiment of
light, three ditto Infantry of the line; light cavalry. under the
order. of General Dupre, one regiment ut haat., and one ditto
ekafeurs
"'here ars titfides in the three circles of Suabia, Bavaria, and
Franconia, Hoofing?. corps, confilling of two regiments of car
biomes. and four denim& rs, Hartpuules four regiments of cid.
fr:. rs ; Mt regiments of dragorms; Watter's Az regiments
,:reenene; Beaumont's is ditto, and &ureter'. as ditto.
tier 2 6. —The intelligence brought by the courier
alt., was expeaed yells ids! at hi-smith, has not tranf-
. e 3. We can only form coojeaures as to the further
iiin vion of the Frena h troops. All that we know
-. that a Courier has r..ffed through this city to-day, J
o is proceeding to Pais with an rabic bade. t

Marlhal Davoull't divifion of the army, in confe•
quence of being tlraitened for prr.vifions, approaches
clofer to the Neckar, as that of Marllia Ney duet
the Upper Danube and the Black Foreil.
FRANKFORT MAY 27.—A general prohibition of
Englith niatakaEtures in the Bavarian States, and I
probably in all the South of Germany, is fpoken of ;
it has already taken place in SwitzerlanJ.
Letters from Erfurt mention, 'hat the Ruffian
Counfellor of State, Cevakoff, paired through that
city on the roll), on his way to Paris.
Just t..—Our Senate have publicly declared, that
unlefs the remaining four millions of the French con
tribrition be forthcoming, to pay the 7th divilinn of
the Grand Army, this city will be bur:hence' with a
much heavier quartering of troops than it has hitherto
experienced. The Senate, therefore, requens perform
of property to redouble their efforts, in order to avoid
the impending calamity.
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VIENNA, MAY 24—The ports of Ti idle and Fiume
have been (but againfl the Englifh and Ruffians.--
Aloniteur.

According to letters from St. Peterfburgh, the
official orders for the evacuation of Cattaro were dif-
patched on the 250 of April.
A military detachment has been appointed by his
Majetty, to proceed to the frontiers, and receive the
10,000 head of cattle, and the 150,000 mertfures
of grain, which the Emperor Alexander had offered
for the ufe of the Aullrian province. that have fuffered
moft by the war, and very confiderable prefents are
prepared for the Ruffian C,mmiffaries upon this oc•
cation.

The Chamber of Finance has appropriated a con-
fiderablc turn for calling in the Government paper,
which has already commenced ; the Court have alto
bought up a number of fordo bills of exchange, tor
the purpofe of facilitating that circulation.
The Prince of Schwartzenberg, the Counts Guilay
and Vincent, and feveral other officers who dillin•
gnithed themfelves in the late war, have been insetted
with the Order of Sr. Maria Therein.

SWEDISH POMSRAMIA, AIAY 3t.—An embargo is
laid upon the Dutch (hips at Stralfund. A part of the
cavalry from Sweden arrived here yeflerday.
Hama nano, May 3t.—According to intelliizence
frrm Dantzig, dated the igth Intl, feveral Danith
vetch have been refuted entrance iota that port, by
the Swedifh frigates Rationed in that road.
According to letters from Konigfberg, the Swe-
difh frigates Rationed near M met have pot a flop to
all navigation, even under neutral flags. A Pappen-
burg veffel, laden with herrings, which had put into
Memel, on its way to Riga, has been fent back to the
first mentioned port. The Danifh Conful, at Ko
nigfberg, fat off from thence on the iStli irritant
for Palau, taking with him all the matters of vein's
then there, in order to go on board the Swedifh fri-
gate, to demand an explanation of the intended line
of et-indirect which is to be oblerved with regard to
Danifh (hips.
Joys 4.—The Englifh frigates, now cruizing be-
fore the Elbe, havegiven notice, that they have received
heti' orders ; according to which all veliels coming
from, or bound to ventral ports, and with neutral
prlperty on board are to NG' and repais without mor
letlation. On the 3d intl. 22 VaCla arrived here torn
Tonningen.
M. Count Hardenberg and the Baron Von Grote
are going to Berlin, as a Deputation from the flares
of Hanover.

According to letters from Koningfberg, all Danifb
Tails hurled on their own account, and having nn
Pruffian property on hoard, are permitted to leave
,hat port, being provided with palfports from the
Centul.