Star.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

11.131.13URGH MAIL.
HANOvER, NOV. as. The fullnyring notice hes been potblifhed
TO THE STATES OF HANOVER.
• Gentlemen—l have taken poftefflon of your rountry hi the
Dame of his Majdty the Supe:roe and King, way moE grs..too. go.
verrizn. The revenues of the country will be eollceted, and lat-
tice adminiftered in his name, dte.
" EDW. R)
TIER."
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GRAND ARMY—FOURTH C 3R PS.
Schwerin. November it.
ORDER OF TUE DAY.
° Hie Eseellency the Martha* Commander is Chief widswi to
aarnind the troops of the fourth carps, that honour and difeiplioe
prefcrihe it tethers as a fared duty to Wised the perfects sad ma
party of the emntries which they occupy.
✓ It is the Commandant's carets orders that there mintiphe
Stall be tided upon to the ftrifteft Gide, in the terrkortes of the
Duke of Meeklenbutit t that they Oat proteft the inhabitant's,
without interrupting them In then lateral occupations, and pre-
vent the military from caching any kind of disorder under any
pretest whatever
• The Generals, the Chiefs of the Corps. and theCommandaats
si detachments are charged with the mantle,' of the preterit or-
der, and to Inv:ith any deviants from the fame In the molt ex-
emplars' manner.
■ His Excellency farther orders, that every aweyyCsnrnra-
dawt Sat place tare-guerds in all the pall-Isivales ottheoucEp sod
. do every thing in his iftrliteir to meant order awl prated the hie
eourfc of the port.
" The Omen* eft )
Vde,D. COMPANS."
SAXONY, NOV. t.
The following Proclamation has appeared in this
EleSorase :
" The Inhabitants of the • of Wettable( have had the to
totrity to murder gaited Pnaehmeu pa* aweigh Moir earl.
• tc.ry ; they detained and plundered a mayor. A dreadful masa.
Ewas meteor, to reptes foal atrocities; and It has alto been
ven. The Inhabitants of the above otentimal Ale*, have all,
except the rid men, women, and children, been punified with
death. A Smiler treatment is r•krved for thole who may intim.
the example of there rebels. But, at the tame time, that all ads
contrary to the law of RitiOlie sad et war will b. feverely posoillsed
detth the greateft *suit ; proosaien aid (sanity will he steam!
to all the peaceable
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Sato, Ilfreseraber d.
• I. MI peeves belonging to the troupe of Banda and Witmer
burg, mutt repair en Frankfort so the Oder.
v 11. 'More belonging to the Prince Primate. to Erfurt.
" lit. Thole belonging to the Grand Duke of Baden, to Stettin.
IV. T bore belsoging to the Grand Duke of Berg, to Magde•
tor . t
- Wolfe beloogieg to Hells-Dannttem and Naito. Ulßages,
dy Spandau
••VI. 'Mote bdooging do the Primers of Hoheneoßere, Heck.
h.gen, '•4ntaringen, and Kosberg. to Magdeburg
Thofc belonging to the Dutch wavy ere to be feet by detach-
amts. topers Martial Markt."
The Tench Generals on receiving theft orders,
immediately ordered a firmig corps Of march to thole
dillridt<, in order to fuppott the inhabitant* in their
proceedings.
Baron Inorerflehen, the Pruffsan Miniaer of State,

has arrived here from Stettin.
The Pruirtan General Qsitsow died nn the IR of
N vember ; the wand he received on the 14th of Ge
tubes baying mortified.
BRESLAU, NOV. J.
Ps OCCA NATION •••••," The danger with which thigood eby d
Brrllau kaabeen threatened eta diltanee has Infenllbly approached.
The period rectos not to be far St when the enemy will hew Wm.
felf before our w..11s Citizens and inhabitants of Stains, the
&Bitty of nation, ie in the hands of a v. I* Ta coy IDON ea -vilbist-
ever may be our COOIIIIOII Lie, let us repute our confidence kr that
leaortlecurre In the /lay of danger. One fpirit fhould eau.
ate the whole mall; the fpirit of tranquillity, good sr& r. and can
cord. With quiet coufidence leave every means of defence to the
efrettion of your fewrioet. Peaceable Citizens, have nothing
to do with futile preparation t• the Rate does not freqeire punt
interference. Prudence molt forcibly Waco to yes 'moderation
and etqalefeence; there Mimics even the enemy well know hem
to refired. Bat as long as the State does sot require poor Iffitt•
ante to defend It, be careful only to maintain it. Internal tram
o this end we call upon every mdse. Pin t, is echoed
the flarghers watch in each of the four quarters of the eity-.44-
ecodly, so loon as the drum beats for the march of the (arnica,
let every one remain quiet at home ; no matter of a family Alai
fuller any of his doeneltics dcc is be ardent en any account—
Thirdly, Should the march of the garrifon happen in the night,
fights Inuit be put up in all the Itrects through which the troops
are to parit.--Founftly.Should. (which Con forbid) a lire happen
in the city. dente only who* duty It is merit carefully attend to it
v—tilthly, Any perfon• having fire amain their bodes mutt de-
hem the fame at the Smite Hoeft within 21 howl. ender a heavy
penalty. We mutt not hirer any kind of fufpicion to compete-
nt* our fakty Co far aa to lead us to forget, for one mensellk tW
we are peaceable citizens.
" And therefore, good Citizens and Ii habitants of Breams
let us 'amide quiet and compered. waiting tee whatever nay be
the fate prepared fey us by the wile Morose" of I . A
powerful Government will unite with eta and exert all its means,
whatever may bete Mite, in order that the (elegy apt:dans and
property may be prehmed inviolate.
. Olven at Brenau, Nov. 4, Rich"
PRIVATE LETTERII,.-CUXHAVEN, NOV. s 5.
" This will bathe loft ropentmetty lame have of writing to you
by the packets front the Encase an order has been received. that
none is future 00011 come here frets England, and the only re-
maining packet (the Diana. Captain Stewart. a fehonewr), Is or
dered to proceed from hence to The Betel% Agent very
pro:hotly determined, that'the lab mail from England Osould nut
i.e fur warded to Hamburgh, and he took the precaution of putting
it on board the *homer. until he &mid receive hone pout Ye in-
timations regarding it from Mr. Thornton, the Betties Minifter,
oho. after narrowly creeping front the French. continua in Doti&
liolftein until he than ht able to determine on the place of his
teridence, in the novel and fingular predicament .4 Continental
strain. One of the late inftances of think treachery refpedted
six polls: a poStire ailurance was given, tint all the Mai a might
pall and repafs through liamhurgh, without the fmalleit molefia.
then from the French Clem rement, and the SHIA port W 3.1 par.
ticutarty diftinguithed, as in the moft peered fecurity. The 1.. a.
however, has been otherwife ; a very few of latt Toefday's rm.
ters have arrived here ; all chore addrefiel go merchant. appear to
have been opened, and there is not a ling* letter of Friday Lett
which has been perrni:ted efeapc ; the whole poft has been de.
tanned, fo that all you will receive on poor fide of this date. eon-
fins of form di patched front Mr. Thornton, and other commu-
nise' iuns frost tits Brit illt Confute.
Ps You have already been apprifed of the confuntmate hymn
crify pradifed by M. Bourietir e. until the vulture was In • CM
lion to pounce upon hi. prey—:he curinot hem of deception was
terminated by a pretest of a fidchnard of plate to the French hel•
niter, and of valuable-jewels to his lady, as an indication of the
ardent gratitude M a generous and °melon city. which in
lon
slant longer had Nen pretteled by his kind Micro. While the
Peps of Ms portal were yet suarkeel hy the fat of the bearers sif
soar preftote, General Mortice entered the place, and reduced it
r, a condition of ignominious dependance. It woull Chock the
fe-iings of every MOO se quainted with the dignity and character
eta sorrehaut torte iume of the moll wealthy anti felMehaa•
this city followed to the public FachWre, and even Mtn the
hanks of their mill intimate Meade, by as. armed (tidier, who
t. direeted to are upon theist if they attempt to efcape Sit dam
have tow expired bore the 'faith took complete peonf Ron of
Htmburgh. and every hour the net hat been grailoally drawing
claw, in as to render creep.; from the city almoß impuflit le—
mony gentlemen are hem, who. without an article of baggage of,
linen, took a favourable opportunity of ;earn% the Altora gets,
...deb it y. t open, and under the pretence of a morning's walk
(reaped the hordes ot fekliers. corondiratim, toil kite, wok, wi,!ee
vet the avenues of the city have been crowded It is by there
meats. lam tier ',alto write to you from this li nor, in the neigh-
bourbood of which the French arc every day roltedirg. fo that
we none of se think it dlfereet to Beep as fore. left we *ma he
anTittd by Come midnight intruders. it whintfical accident M.
t rrrrr en Saturday. A thatched cottav in this port sought fire,
• 'corral clanutur raiiei. and spm wet. bred from the U.
tremor's, to give the alarm for AGftanc,... Ihe con, tirsog wad
i-eat,i4K ehe e.mie was neist hilt Oversaw's sod fin &oft