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

FIiANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 30.
The Moniteur, under the head of Strafburgh, men-
tions that Borrapaars continued at Augfburgli un-
til the 24th of oAober„ but on the 25th was at Mu-
nich, apparently in good health, and recovered from
his late fatigues.
Novs sr* t.—The Moniteur of this day gives the
following intelligence from the Grand Army, which
is contained in the

account of military effete% up to the t ttla. but in a
lefs unfavourable manner than they hay been repre.
tented by the French.
The fame accounts (tate, that the French mit have
Ihtwit in aft upon the Inn, upon the plan they did
in ice, of.outflonking the wings of the enemy.—
Thf right wing of the Ftench advances by forced
marches, nn the fide of Toil, towards the mountain
ous part of Saltzburg, and General BPRNADOTTS is
Paid to have already eroded the Inn, on the upper
part of that river, while a different divifion of his
army intends ayparently to make an attack on Tyrol
and the Voralberg. The French centre advances to
the Inn in a line parallel to the Danube, and Prince
MeRaT literates into Bohemia by the left fide of that
River. The /kullrians and Ruffians continue in their
former pofitions, with their advanced polls at NT:Mo-
ves, near Paffau, and it is thought that the Archduke
Faeoimetin, who has reached Egra Stith his divifion.
will join the fecund column of Ruffians in Bohemia.
We have lately received feveral accounts of i-nport-
ance, in particular that the Emperor of Rana ar-
rived at Berlin (under the name of Count Norden,)
and was received with the utranfk cordiality by the
Royal Family. He had fiercely arrived when Mar-
(hal MoLttintoar reported to his Pruffian Majelly,
that the troops were in readinefs to defile; upon which
both thefe S-vereigns proceeded to the great gate to
be prefent when they marched out.
After having taken (rime .refrefhment, Ruffian
Majefty, accompanied by the King and QLteen, pro-
ceeded in a carnage to Potfdam. Mere
S
had likewife received a courier from ONAPARTO,
torhofe difpatches were the fubjea of anxious inquiry,
as they were expefted to be in anfwer of the late de-
'elevation of the Court of Berlin.
We are farther inforined that the French troops
who Rill remained in Hanover, having been affemh-
led on the parade at five o'clock, on the 25th Oantier,
were led out a few hours afterwards by General
Beason towards Hameln, where, on their arrival,
they cut down the trees and pulled down all the
houfes. Their number was computed at 5000.
On the 24th of Oftober, at four in the afternoon,
a regiment of Pruffian Cuirefliers marched into the
town of Hanover, and were quartered in the neigh-
bouring villages. In an hour afterwards, they were
followed by the infantry regiment of Cleilt, which
relieved the town guard in every Ration. Both there
regiments will be marched into Weltphalia, whither
they will be followed by feveral others, as a large
army will be collefted in that Ekaorate.
No fooner had thefe Pruffians taken pa. gm of
the town of Hanover, than the Eleanral Minifters,
Van der DECKIN and GROTE, rettu'ned from Hilde-
Ibeim, upon which the Royal Eleaoral Government
was reinftated with great fi.lemnity, the different
State Officers having proceeded to the Caftle for that
purpofe. Count Kis Lta•mssoos, and Van Aanwatn,
both dillinguifhed Members of Adminiftration, are
hourly expefted. Field Marshal Count Wetssonan
is already teamed from Buckeburg, and his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDG2 was fpeedily looked
fur. The Royal and Eleftoral arms, which had been
pulled down on the arrival of the French, were re-
,placed, and a general illitminatior took place in the
city.—We are general
informed from Bentheim, that
'twi, hundred Priflian foldiers have, for feveral dello,
had pofrelhon of the town of Rheine, and fulieCted
the palrage by that place to a rigid fcrutiny. Seve-
ral French waggons were at fink (Lopped, but after-
wards permitted to pals; but one hundred French
recruits on their march from the Rhine to Hanover,
were fent back to Bentheim, upon which a French
Commiffary proceeded direaly to the Pruffian head-
quartets. A fquadron of Hu Fars likewife is artived
at Ohne, and quarters are befpoke for Pruffian trodpe
at Bentheim and Nordhoro.
FRAMCKFORT, OCT. 27.—1 n our Franckfort newt
piper, we have a relation of the occurrences at Ulea,
from the tith to the 17th, being an official Auftriaal
army account, the principal contents of which are
as inflow :
The French, who intended nothing lets than to take Ulm by
a coup-de-main, attacked the right wing of the Aultrian army
with great impetuofity on the s ttb, but were obliged to rarest
to the Danube in great diforder, leaving behind them Shout Lsoll
killed, and from eight to ciao pittances, it pieces of cannon, and
ac caiffons,befides a number of other waggons' and a deal of bag-
gage. The action and purfuit of the French, lanai until late ha
the night.
Some mere engagements between the Aultrians and French
took place on the sub, in the vicinity of Weiftenhorn' and fume
French pritoners were brim& in ; on the 13th of Odtaber the
French pittances and the military hotpeai were fort if from mm. 1
On the teth of °italicr feveral more aaimis were fought,cfpm-1
daily one in the afternoon, in the environs of Elchingen and Al-
beck, which turned out more fanguinary than the preceding one
at Ulm.
On the t till of Wolter a cannonade was maintained daring
the whole day, oh the fide of Albeek ; and the adios* extended, in
the afternoon at we, to the Mkhaeh Mountain, the redoubts of
which they took by norm at two, and afterwards the other re-
doubts. Much blood was killed on both fides in all theft engage.
menu ; and the confequenee was, that Ulm was completely fur-
rounded from the left bank of the Danube. Meanwhile the
Commander in Chief, (hoard Mack, had Mel that morning an '
order.
On the ,6th 04ober, the French commenced a heavy can-
accede upon the City ; fevers' harks were damaged, and many
people were killed and wounded. On the time evening the nein-
dada& for the (amender commenced, and was concluded to the
17th, in the evening; on the 18th, 2600 French troops entered
Ulm, and on the math the Auntie ns evacuated that City, from three
to (even in the evening, being all made prifoners of war ; but the
oaken are permitted to return to their homes on their parole.
RATISIONI Ocr. 22.—The Diet iv ft ill unoccupied.
No deliberations of any importance can be eapeaed
in the prefent circumftances. The Auftrian Minil-
ters have, in a circular note, communicated to all the
envoys here, the anfwer of their Court to the expofi-
don of the Bavarian complaints. In the fame mea-
ner the Minifter of Wut temberg has presented a juf-
tification of his Court. A fimilar reprefentation is
expefted from Baden. The Ruffians have sot yet
clotted the Inn.—They will there experience a great
difappointmest,—lnftead of the powerful Austrian
army they expelled to join, they will katcely find a
wreck of it. They were in hopes, after fo long a
march, to enjoy foam reit in Bavaria ; and they are
now, though without cavalry or artillery, noon the
point of being attacked by the French. It was yet-.
terday raid, that they would retreat to Bohemia. No
one at Vienna can comprehend how the French have
been allowed to advance Co far without a Prong
op-
pofation having been made to them. taken the firs
advantages of tlie repch «ere known there, nobody
expefted the decifive events which afterwards took
place. It is Rated that the litchduke CH2ltill has
received orders to dstach 20 or 25,000 men 'wore, to
tpe fupport of the gutty in Germany.

HANOVVR, Ocr. 26..—Yefterday morning fit fire,
the Unimak was beat ; the whole French garcon
fembled at the parade by tarah light ; and ai,t half
part feven, they marched to Hameln, the corps was
accompanied to the General of Divifion Baran 0., with
the Commiffary of War, the remaikler of the Field
Pall, &c. The Receiver General, .131YZOOSI, went
dire& to Paris. Thus there is not a Frenchmen letl
here, and the citizens have mounted guard. The
trench garrifon at Hameln, canfilling of alum five
thonfand men, has already ended the trees and
country houfes about that city to be razed. Belfore
their departure, the officers of the tgth .regimern of
French infantry tent I too franca to the widow of a
peafant, whofe hnfband had lately been fhot by fume
French foldiers. General Itaaaou has recommended
Tome tick men to the cam tithe College of Provietcial
Deputies.
Ocr. z7.—Yellerday afternoon, at four, the Prof-
fian regiment of Reitzenttein Cuiraffiers, confining of
600 men, entered this city, coming from Hildeftteun •
they pallid through, and were quartered in th e
lages Rieklingen, Wettbergen, &c. An hour after.
the Pruflian regiment VON KLatsr arrived here from
Magdehurgh, and halted this day. Both tittle iegi•
ments will proceed for Wettphalia tn,morrow, where,
it is laid, a great Pruflian army will alllrrbte.
Yeilerday the EleCtoral Hanoverian A i iftees of
State, Vosns* McKim and Vim Gears, renamed
here frill Hildelheirn, and on their arrival the Royal
(Britith) and Eleetaral Government was re•ettablifh•
ed • and the Royal Arms and Signs, which had been
taken down, when the Ft ench took poffafien, were
put up again.
It is laid, that more Pruflian troops have entered
the Hanoverian territory, from Elze, on the fide of
Hameln ; thole troops ate polled an our frontier,
forming a line, ten men deep,ard have much artillery.
Luc IRN s. OCT. zs.—Lieatenant•Coldnel M your
has paired through this t. wn to.t ight, on his war
from Verona to Strafbure, with difpatehes. lie
dates that the French army, having palled the Ad 'r
at all points, had taken Verona, and completely de.
feated the Aullrians. Their lots has been confider-
able, and a great number of ;It ironer, are taken.—
According to a new bulletin from Italy, Vicenza is
taken, and MASSENA has outflanked the Auftriant.
—Great events ate expefted.
ZuRICII, Ocr. 26.—T11e a Ranithing prrtgref. of
the French arms has once more brought the theatre
Of war dote to our frontiers. The army of Martha!
A OOP REMY paged the Rhine at fittningueo on t! c
24th, and advanced along the Works 01 the Lake • t
Can't:nee, to prevent the junaton of the
army of the Tyrol with that of Italy. Tl e
quarters of the Helvetic army is at prefent a t St.
Gall. General WATTIMIAI left this place 04 the
2 ad.

At/cm/eau, Ocr. u2.—This day the Emiternr
NA rottos pallid through this city for Munich; .: ft the
troops are taking the lame road. We are informed,
that the Ruffians and Ait:trians have patted the lon
on the 19th, and came to Mows with the advanced
polls of BveNADOTTt. The (*aid Marflial is in the
environs of Landfhot, with the Bavarian troops
The French troops were advaneint through
by tonal marches, to meet the li.nlEans. It ha t•
ferted, that Mat lhal Sovvr has likewife received or•
dere to turn to the Inn, in confequence of which the
corps of General Wokriaata. has been fa a
moth sit liberty.

litaLibt, OAT. hai been fuppoled and af•
fitted, that the Empernr.of Rata, with the Romar
Emperor, and our Sovereign., would have an inter-
view at Cracow t afterwards it was reported, that
Lis Ruffian Majefly would make a tour to Vienna ;
and lailly we are informed, that he would come to
Berlin. The latter information has proved correct,
as the Emperor of RuHia did arrive here yenerday at •
two in. the afternoon, being accompanied from -Fried-
richsfetd br the King's brothers, Prince HLNRY and
.Prince WiLLtass, who had gone to that place to
compliment his Ruffian Majelly. The raid Princes
received the Emperor at the country feat of the
frincefs of Holflein Beck, and complimented his
Majelly in the name of the King. After having
waited a few minutes, the Emperor took his feat
ttest to Prince HENRI-, in that Prince's carriage, and
thus they arrived in this capital, amidft the joyful
acclamations of the inhabitants, and under a dir•
charge of artillery. From the Long Bridge to the
portico of the Palace, three battalions of grenadiers
:flood under arms, together with the regiment of Mol-
lendorf, meanwhile the body guards and the gens-
d'arms paraded in the garden.
On alighting from the carriage the Emperor was
received at the colonade of the grand portico by the
King, accompanied by the Crown Prince, and Prince
FREDIR lc of Pruilia, and conduced to the apartments
of King FRSDERIC WILLIAM IT. which till been pre-
pared for his reception, where the Emperor found
the whole Royal Family and the Court affembled.
The (Z2een went to meet the Emperor at the door
of the apartment, and when all the perlons prefent
had been prefented to him, his Excellency the Field
Marfhal MOLLENDORF approached with the intelli-
gence, that-the troops, which were drawn up, were
on the point of filing off; wherenpon his Imperial.
Majeaf, accompanied try his Majefty the King, and
the Royal Princes, walked again down hairs to the
grand colonade, and jaw the troops march off, at
which they expreffed their fatisfaftion. The Emperor
then returned to the Royal apartment to breakfafl.
its Imperial M'ajeCly afterwards rode to Potidam in
the fame carriage with their Majefiies the King and
the Qeen, where he intends to Ray for Come days,
and thcn to return to the capital.
In the fnite of his Imperial Majefly were the Chief
• M.:r.hal Cotidt I'm:sr-01, Prince Czattroattasat, the,
Adjutant Genefat Prinee•Dotnlit.ticitYoVe•Cederal
'Count Ltewert, the 'Emperor's own Phyfician and
Counfellor of Stare Vitt'', and the Counfellor of
State D'Ou tnt rev. Secretary of the War Department.

LONDON.

MON D. kY, NOV EMBER rr.
'Alt! OF STOCKS THIS D&Y A r ONE 0-CLOCK:
Coorols, for money, joii—for Nlvember 594.
Reduced 581:—OLuidum.si.

Dutch Papers to the 7th have arrived, containing
trench news to the ad inflant. We havesiren large
estmets in the preceding columns, and to tilde we
tantrefer our Readers, as the length and importance
of the fubj•iined Official Details refpeeling the glo-
sinus atchievements of the Baillasu Navy do not
allow room fora recapitulation of the Continental
Newsi

The following letter, dated Calcutta, the Sth of,
June, was received by the Teignmouth :
" I have only time to write you a few lines at pre-
fent, as the Teignmouth leaves this place at a Very
ihort notice, with the ratification of peace between
the Rajah of Bhurtpore and the B-itifh Government.
I than write you more fully by the (hips that ate ap-
pointed to fail from hence on the 11th, namely, the
Ocean, Harriot, Lord Keith, and Huddart. Their
cargoes are already on board, and every thing in
• readinefs for failing. The feafon here has been in-
tenfely hot, and notwithilanding it is fo far advan-
ced, the rains have not yet fet in.
" A great alteration has taken place in the pro-
motions about the Govetnnient Houfe (ince accounts
have been received from Englandof Lord CoeNWAL-
Its's appointment. It is a circumflance, however,
which gives univerfal fati4aelion. The fettlement
which was efiablifhed in 5803, by the Marquis Wet.-
LF:;l.6lr, on the ifland of Palarnbangan, is about to
be withdrawn, by order of the Court of Direaurs,
and the following (hips are among the number char-
tered to carry away the trof ps and Rotes: Bombay
Merchant, Aufpicious, Triton, and Marquis Weller
lefley, a (hip of 1, too tons burthen.
" Sir Et.vatn Pas.t,ew is doing every thing in his
Plower to make the naval department of this country
refpcpable. 'Be has pnrchafed feveral large Ships, for
the purpore of converting them into frigates. The
Carion and t aikufroo are among the number, and
have been fitted op in a very mart time. The former
is called the 'Lord Duncan, and the latter Earl
Howe. The Pais has been taken up to carry cotton
To China, and would have been pnrchafed by Sir ED-
WARD for a frigate, had the not been French built.

" The crops of cotton and indigo this (carom are
abundant, and the latter will be of the very bat qua-
li:7, provided we have a fuppl y of rain Monty."

Apprehenfitms, we undetftand, were ftill entertain-
ed that ilsiikai would be able to 'coiled forces fuffi-
cient to abuts the general tranquillity, although
great numbeis of his follower had defected him,
and entered into the fervices of the Eafi India Com-
pany; the Bajah of &tar. and Scindiah. General
Lord LAKIL was about to adopt meaforef, which, it
'was hoped, would defeat the balk .fcheittes.4

?tillers Chieftain. Detachments were to he Ihrtloiir
id in the feveral dihrifts to aft together, hi cafe of
etner4ency, and particularly to defend the inhabi-
tau,tr capoted to his predatory incortons, which were

always attended with alts of extreme cruelty and
ivietioe. The troops of Fort William were in a very
of health, and fcvcral of ttem died deity.

ANOTHER NAVAL VICTORY.

" MANSION-HOUZE, NOV. tit.
" Half paft Srien, A. M.

eg I congratulate dry country on the further Mott
di important and glorious fuccefs of his Majelies
‘g Amu. (Signed) " Ansa Unaw, Mayor."
To the Madero of Lloyd'o"