Star.
London, England, 1806-09-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sir Gusto' Pas vo sr, who has been fent for to
town, it is laid, goes with lit Regiments to the Weft
Indies on a particular fervice. It is freffi in the minds
of our Readers, what this Officer has done in that
quarter du►ing the prefent war, where his local know.
ledge and bravery particularly qualified him for any
expedition.

It is Paid that Sir ARTHUR 177w.ssure goes to
South Atnetica as Commander in Chic/with the rank
of Lieutenant General, and with a Military Staff.
Major General MURRAY. brigadier General M•Faa-
LAMa, and Colonel Hotic wrote , are mentioned as
General Officers for that quarter.
The Euryalus tranfpoit is about to fail for the
Cape of Good Hope with recruits for the Regiments
there, and Officers to join their corps.
Captain CAMPBELL, Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE'S
Captain, has jolt arrived from the Weil Indies, which
quarter, we are glad to learn, is is a very healthy
Itate. No further accounts had been received of the
French fleet, nor was it known at Barbirdoes that
Jta(Mt in the Veteran had parted from them.
There is now only one regiment quartered at Bex-
hill, viz. the third Foot, or the Buffs, commanded by
Colonel &ear, who is an experienced good Officer.
Sudden orders hive been fent after the four hatta.
lions of the German Legion, which lately tailed from
l'ortiMouth, not to proceed for Ireland. Various,
reafons rive been affigned for this fuddcn counter
coder.

DUTCH JOURNALS
To the loth infiant have come to band. Their coo-
tents are of much the fame complexion as all the late
accounts from the Continent, as our Readers will fee
by the fubjoined extradls:
DUSSILDOIT, Ss PT. 13.—Letters from Cattaro
were received at Venice on the 2 th of Auguft, which
announce, that fix battaliops of French troops, of the
3th, 23d, and tsith regiments of the line, had taken
poffeffion of that place, together with Callel Nuovo,
and that the Auflrian troops had embarked for Tr iefte.
Hanoi, Sur. t6.—Troops are in motion from all
parts of the kingdom, for the camp at Zei.t ; and,
by the 23d intlant, this camp will be completed, and
will conlift of eleven thoufand one hundred and fifty
men, and one thoufand five hundred and feventy
Mites. M. Mooney, fome time fines appointed Corn.
miffary Ordonnateur in Chief of the French Army,
has fet out for Paris to receive inflruktions.
Mumma, to WISTIPNALIA. SIFT. a.—The Prof-
flan Field Hofpital left this place on the 27th ult. for
Ofnabnrgh. All the troops are ready to march ; and,
according to the preparations making, they are to
be concentrated in the environs of Lipßadt, a poll-
tion extremely good. Theft hoftile difpofitions have
fpread terror through the country. Many Public
Funtlionaries have packed up their effelts, and Tome
Adminiftrators, as well as the French Emigrants,
quitted this place Tome days ago. The general opi.
nion here is, that if war breaks out again, Hanover
and Weßphalia will become the theatre of adion.—
In the interim, we can affert with certainty, that the
troops are in motion in all parts—that armies are
forming—that the magazines are amply filled, and
that new works are railing about the fortreires, which
are alto fupplied with a numerous artillery ; and, is
fine, that the roads are covered with tranfports of
artillery, ammunition, and implements of war of
every deferiptioo. Oar uncertainty relative to thefe
immenfe preparations will be of very Rawl duration.

FItaIICKFORT, &re. 8, (by way of France)j—
According to letters from Munich, of the IR inflant,
the fortrefs of Brannau was to be given up to Aultria
on the 3d, the French garrifon having had orders to
march for the Rhine en the gth inaant.
Peals, Sam 14.—0 n Tuefday Taft, at eight in
the morning, the Imperial Guard were under arms
in the Plain des Sablons. The Emperor pal Eng
through the ranks to view them ; the cry of " Yrve
Napoleon 1 Vier Notre General I" was a thoufand
times repeated. Sometimes he was feen on horfe•
back, moving with rapidity from one wing to the
other of the line ; and fometimes he appeared on
foot in the midft of the ranks, though it rained in-
celfantly. He was determined to know for himfelf
what kind of combatants he mould have to trult torn
cafe of an approaching war ; and to fee this corps in
particular, to whom he had confided the honour and
care of guarding his perfon. The whole corps was
in the bat order, and manifelled by their (bouts, and
the liveliell marks of joy, the defire they bad of be.
ing led to new combats ; and when the Emperor
converted with the foldiers, and (poke of war and
battles, their (bouts iricreafed, and were beard from
all parts of the field.

A letter from Trieße, of the 26th of Auguß, con-
tains the agreeable intelligence that the French troops
were put in polliffion of the Cattaro on the 23d. By
this remiffion, the treaty of Prefburgh is carried into
execution in all its parts. Tke return of the Aullrian
troops to Trictte was hourly expetted.

Captain WHITBY, of the LIANDIR, has returned
from the American Ration under arrefl in that fhip :
and a Cnuit Martial is immediately ordered open
him, for firing upon the American veld& which has
made fo much noife. By thefe means, the truth of
!thole proceedings, which have given Co much uneafi-
nets to both counuics, will be indubitably determined.