Star.
London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

OBce►s. Yefterday about
rived here, and they are to st.
rand more. The grand head quarters are at prefent
at Halle, and it appears that the army will march
againft the French territory. It is Paid, that the
King of Profiles equipage has arrived at Halle.—.
All the Saxon troops hitherto in cantonments have
had orders to march, though at prefent their dellina-
tion is not certainly known. Some fay it is Hoff ;
and others, that they are to be affembled in Upper
Lufatia. Among the French upon our frontier, we
do not °Verve any movements of importance ; only
it is obferved, that they receive large reinforcements
from Franconia.

ALDERNACII, SIFT. 25.—From Wurtzburg we
learn, that en the 22d, all the troops that had broken
up from Anfpach for the Maine, had received coon-
ter orders, and of cowrie were to return to that
place. Mofk.of the French troops from the neigh
bourhoed of Frankfort have taken the fame route.
Thus Media' Beroadotte's corps will receive a con-
fiderable reinforcement. Some French troops have
marched from Suabia to the Upper Palatinate. The
French upon the Ir,n and the Danube occupy the
fame pofitions as before ; though, on the 18th Mar-
lhai Soult received orders to hold himfelf
nefs for marching. Gicffen,and all the places upon
the Lahn, are full of French, and more are on the
march. Marlbal Angereau is expelled to fiz his
head quarters at Gieffen.
The firft regiment of buffers from Coblentz paired
the Rhine yeflerday from Ehrenbteitflein, and took
the route for Fyinkfort. In fine, eight thoufand
men are expeBed at Coblentz in the courfe of the
week; and they will probably be quartered i• our
neigh bou flood.

C Strr. z6.—The warlike preparations on
the part of France, as well as PrufLa„ are formidable
—Beide' the French armies in Germany (from 160
to 170,000 (trong), an army is to be formed of
too,ooct prong in the neighbourhood of Weld.—
Should a general war take place, much human blood
will again be (bed, and if France is compelled to
commence a new war, it cannot terminate but to
the prejudice of Proffia, as that Power can place but
little dependence upon her armies, as a confiderable
defertion already prevails among her troops. The
French Generals alfn are far foperior to the Pruffians
in the art of war. We live in times different from
iliac of Frederick the Great, and the tadics of thole
times differ materially from the prefent.

have been received, from which it appears that the
troops which broke up from the camp at Zeal, and
advanced to Nymeguen, have, in confequence of or.
dens received from Paris, retrograded, and re-occupied
their former pefition. The troops Rationed in Hol.
land, it mould kern, are not to take a part in the ap.
proaching campaign. The fall is, that the piece*
Government is alarmed, and not without clink, re.
fpeeing the refult of any attack which may be made
in that country. Flushing, as we before mentioned,
has been declared in a Rate of liege t and a very im-
perative Proclamation has been allied, for immediately
alfembling the National Guards throughout Holland,
and increafing their numbers.

An article from Cleves contains a :unit formidable
flatement of the French forces in Germany. They are
eflimated at one hundred and feventy 'thnufand men.
There is not, perhaps, much exaggeration in this
account ; but we have the fatislaetioa of knowing,
that the whole of it can't be brought to as again&
Ptutna. A part, and a very confiderable part too,
bf it mull be employed in obferving Anfiria, the mag-
nitude of whole preparations may well excite the
fufpicion of France. The two camps which have been
ifortned at Litz and Tabor were Paid to have con-
tained, fome days ago, near one hundred thoufand
!men: and yet Bo AAAAA vs, after all the infults and
injuries he has, heaped upon that Power, affeas to
place confidence in its profefflons ; and has give*
larders, it is Paid, t 3 SOUL?, to prepare for retiring
from the pofition which he has fo long occupied on
the right bank of the Inn. This Cleves article silo
Rates, what we know to be a notorious falfebood,
that defertion, to an unufual degree, prevails among
the Pruflian foldiers.

It is on the Saxon frontier that the French (cent
to be affembled in greateß force. The troops who
bad made an oblique movement from Anfpach to-
wards the Maine, have fuddenly returned to their
former cantonments.

The Paris Papers mention, that Lord LAVIML•
Will had been fo much indifpofed, that it was re-
commended to him to retire, for the benefit of the
air, to Come ikon diftance from the capital; upon
which Juwor, the Governor of that city, politely
offered,to accommodate him with his houfe. They
do not mention wheditr his Lordfbip had acceisted
the offer, and followed the recommendation of his
Phyficians. As to the negotiation, it cannot be e;.
petted to make much progrefs at prefent; for we find
that TatttttttD, MARE r, Secretary of State, and
General C , the perfon, we believe, with whom
his Lord(hip principally treated, had all left Paris,
and followed Bonaparte to the army.

Lord Norma, previous to leaving the Board of
Admiralty, gave dirations for the building of. (hip
of 74 guns in the dock yard at Deptford, to be called
la Hogue ; and silo for two fbips of the fame force,
to be called the Poitiers and Crary, to be built in
the merchant.' yards. Sir frigates and ten hoops of
war, were, at the fame time, ordered in be built...-.
The whole are to be finilbed with as little delay as
poffible.
T. Goma°, Efq. jun. is appointed Private Secre-
tary to Mr. Gasevri...a.
A Mefrenger frmn St. Peterfburgh is Paid to have
arrived at Lord Hoy/ices Office on Saturday after•
noon.

Letters from Holland mention that French troops
were continually pouring into that country. As no
General of dillinguithed reputation appears to be ap-
p:tinted to command them, it may be prefumed that
the campaign will be defenfire, at leaf! for come time,
on that fide.

Saturday afternoon, between three and four hun-
dred of the Gth Regiment of Foot marched into Deal
Barracks.

Jona Wat.t.ta, Efq. of Celletown, county Lime-
rick, has arrived in Ireland. He landed in Dublin
on Monday week, after an abfence of more than four
,ears, the greater part of which time he Ins been a
prifoner in France.

The Duke of C LLLLL ce paid a vifit to York on
Monday left, accompanied by Lord Donnas. Hie
Royal Highnefs was attended to the Cathedral by
Archdeacon Maacmasa and Mr. Exec, the Refiden-
tiary, and infpetted the whole of that arible edifice
with minute attention. After quitting the Cathedral
the Duke and Lord DUNDAS took tome refrellament
at the Refidentiary Houk. and then proceeded to
Ledflone Houfe, near Leeds. the feat (if M. A. 'rte.
Efq. to join the Prince of Wm.'s at dinner.—
Their Royal Highneffes were expeCted to leave Led•
none on Friday, to dine on that day with the Hon.
lA/WAY SAME, at Rufford, and to proceed on Sa-
turday for London. _

IcS•TRII, DRURY Lallie.:The firft performs:lce
of the Forty Minter this feafon attraEred a non, • 0;
audience on Saturday night, when the pt t>
occupied by BANNISIAIR and Mai DiCAV
Mrs. C. Kemble) were given with confide:a.
by PURSER and Mrs. MOUNTArIkI.

The celebrated Madame C 1, who ha, ...n
fo popular among the mufical amateurs at •,„
arrived in town yellerday morning. Shecamt
France by way of Morlair. It is very , „mp;•+.+l~
announced in the French papers, that hots lAllTe
fettled a penfion of twelve hundred francs
pound') on Madame C r.

IN M 101.411014 MARIE-Law,, Otr• ate e
This day the frelk arrivals of cols heat are latge, I, .
not much of fine quality. which caufes it... e tam. -7
to maintain lan prices—But lecond and ordinary
at a reduffitm of 3s. and 4s. per quarter— l'heit
but middling fopplies of Barley. which t. lA'
dearer. Malt and Beans of each kind are a: t• • -
titular difference—White Peas are cheaper—O.rt• '-
rive in large fupplies, moldy of fecund *nu
quality, which are lower ; and Flour fcarcsl; J.! • -•
tains the quoted p►ices.
fin; elat► 70, to 754 &wads lus so 7os pa tac►.

This elfr is rail Or TriuMan rittFlai' ATftrßlTretrritYßNA
It $OOO Profflin troops at-
)be followed by four thou- The former to the 27th ult. the latter wheal lark.