Star.
London, England, 1806-04-29 00:00:00

HAMBURGH ALM.

MILAN, Aran. 3.—A light fquadron is fixing out
at Venice, to drive away the Englilh and Ruffians.
A great deal of raver and gold is coining here : one
fide exhibits the effigies of the Emperor Napoleon,
the other contains the words—" Goo preferve Italy."
VP NICE, Aram 6.—lt is apprehended here, that
the Ruffians and Englifh, if the war continues, will
blockade all the ports in Italy.
APRIL B.—Oar port is now blockaded in the fkritt-
eft manner by the Ruffians and Englifh, who coffer
no fhip to pats either in or out. The whole harbour
is full of Venetian (hips.
Refpetling the blockade of the ports of the Airia-
tic, the Commander of the Ruffian fquadron at Ca-
taro, has publiffied the following order in the Italian
language: •
. The upright intention of preferring a good underftanding
with the Neutral Powers, befides the important objeet of euttiog
off all fupplies of provifions intended for the enemy, which might
be conveyed by Neutrals, has occefioned me to declare, that all
the ports and havens on the right and left fide of the Adriatic lea
belonging to the French, or to the Neutrals, and in poffethon of
the latter, are from the laden: to be confidered u under a Reid
blockade.
" That every 'era carrying ammunition, provition, &c. will
be fobjed to confifeation. That as this declaration is an ample
proof of my Sovereign's refired for the Neutral States, I flitter
Atytetr that the evils wldch would inevitably anfue from a contrary
coodudt, will be avoided.
" Given on board the hip of the line Afia, at anchor in the
" channel of Bocce di Cataro. March 15. sBo6.
(Signed) " Hamar BAILLI
" Commandant of his Imperial Makfty's (quadrat."
PRESBURG, APRIL —The Gazette of this city
contains the following article, dated Carlobago,
March 23 :
" We yefterday received pofitive intelligence of the occupation
of Cater*, and a part of Dalmatia, by the Ruffian troops. The
Montenegrins had at firft taken poliklium of fume villages, and
had arced with the inhabitants to defend the entrance of the
cannery againtt the French till the arrival of the Ruffians Six
Iteillan Mips and twenty tboufand troops Lon after arrived. The
teceffary preparations were then made for a vigorous oppofition to
any attack en the part of the French. nil the reneges by which
they coultlsnter were fortified, and filled with tro .ps and artillery,
In fuels a manner that it appeared almoft impoffible to tom then;
" be number of Abe combined troops is laid to amount to
in 000. They are defabried by the nature of the ground, and have
grrewilions tor a long time. No trenchnum has yet appeared In
theft environs, and wdare allured that they do not extend beyond
Manifko. Accordings to other amounts the Moestenegrins have
rites In a roes to ftop the elan; of the Frencb,arrd we are effused,
that the Tu.ks tat theft a/nutrias bare joined them and the Itad-
STRASBURG. Avast. l;.—The marching of troops
(or Dalmatia goes oil without intern:oBlon. Of the
infantry regiments of the line in Germany, the
Pith, 35th, 8 s a, and gad, are ordered for that route,
%with the sth and Bth regiments of hale chitfeurs,
gx regiments of huffars, betides the Swifs, the Cart-
ein, and Hanoverian legion, and the flee corps de
la Tour d'Amvergne.
Vienna, Aram I a —Within this week M. de la
Rnehefoucatilt has had two long audiences of the
Emperor, and feveral conferences Cmint St idiom
We learn that an agreement is enr.rlnJed hes ween
this Court and that of France, by General Count
Beihtgarkle, Governer of Inner Anft, Le, and (;ente-
ral Andreolry, by which 40,000 French troop, are
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allowed to march through Hifi* and Croatia to Del•
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osatia, but are to pay in the Aultrien States ft.r every
thing with ready money. Tnis ag-tement has been
comunie-ted to the Conte of ICulLa, as A confe-
quenee of occnpation of Cotkato.
The Ar duke John, as Mallet of the Ordnance,
is gone with eight artillery offirirs to loner Maria,
to examine what places it will be advifable tofurtify,,
under the prefent Rate of thisp, for the feeurity of I
the country ; the refult is to be laid before his Ma.
jelly for his approbation. -• •
The French Court having regorred elan Maps of
the Tyrol, many ufircets of artiilery are employed!
itt cup),:z tht.m. 1

STA/44011N Ann. 15 ....A bltalion of pensclier
guards het entered this place twin the ar rn y.
Gellef111D1111)0Usiti 's now in Swedith PnmerAni,i.

LAUVISSiIta, Altt6 19.—The Deputation of the
Adminitlration of this country have given mime,
that Pre(ban troop. ale to enter it on the 23d infant
Colonel Tfehammer's regiment of infantry. and Co•
lone! Baa's cavalry, ue laid to be appointed for this
let vice.