Star.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

BERLIN, OCTOBER 4.

For fame time pall there have been nncommon
changes in our army. Lieutenant General Brufe-
witz, having requelled leave to retire, has been grant.
ed a penfion of moo riz dollars. The Colonel and
Commandant of Prittwitz's regiment has been pro.
moted to the command of Brufewitz's dragoons.—
Colonel Laffow, of the'Frittwitz hofftrs, who retires
with a penfion of boo tic dollars, is focceeded by
Major Von Pfull. The Prince of Hohstnlohe Ingle-
fingen, in the Pruffian fervice, has folicited and re-
ceived his difmiffion. The Firft Lieutenant Von
Blucher is promoted to the rank of Captain of the
Staff of the army, and is alfo appointed Adjutant to
his father Lieutenant Generel Von Blucher.
Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg, General of the
Cavalry, has arrived here from Furflenwald.

We learn that M. Lofoten, the French Envoy, de-
manded palTports only for himfelf and family ; but
that the courier who came from his Majcny's head-
quarters, brought paffports for the who it of the Le-
gation, who leave Berlin to-day or to-morrow. This
day M. Lofoten took leave of his acquaintance in this,
city.

On the ad infant a cnurier arrived at Nauniburg
from General Knobelfdorf, at Paris.
Witblively fenfatinns of pleafure, not only the inha •
bitants of Berlin, but all patriots, embrace the wished
for opportunity of manifeiling to their King and
Father, in the mien fenle of the word, their love and
gratitude. The fubfcriptinn opened by the Magif.
tracy of this place, for procuring winter clothing to
the troops, and its effete, are 'indubitable proofs of
the enthullafm of the conceive body of the Prufnan
fubjelis for the fyllem adopted by Government, and
there are individuals who have fubferibed 2000 dol.
Jars. The different circles of the Mirgraviate of
Brandenburg emulate one another in zeal, and very
confiderable turns have already been raised. The
merchants of Stettin have laudably diiiinguithed
themfrlves on this occaaon,
The French Miniller, M. Llama, is Rill in this
city ; he received his paffports yeßcrday.

DQRSTEN, SEPT. sB.
Accommodations have been ordered to be prepared
at Wefel for about r 6,000 men, who were to arrive
here today or to-morrow, and who will encamp in
this neighbourhood. On the 23d two regiments de-
parted for Bonn. The General of Divifion, Dupont,
has 'tiro quilted Cologne.

HEILIGENBTADT, SEPT. 29.
General Lecnq pared yeßerday through this city,
on his way, as it is laid, to Weflphalie. there to take
the command of the troops Rationed in that place.
Lieutenant General Ruchel has Rill his head quarters
at Idublluufcn.
HALLS. OCTOBER 3.
LaR Saturday the Body Guards paled through
this city :" but Goa that day, no more troops have
paged. All that we have been able to learn refpating
the'head quarters at Nauenborgh is, that orders have
been gives to remove from the army all the 'Alas
baggage. This order has been executed with the
greeted diligence.

Larynx, OCTOBER 3.
To-morrow the head.quatters of his Prof Gan Ma-
itey at*i•e here. The (been h alto coming here.
The Prutlian Mickley at Munich. General Yon
*Waste% has been at Nantaburgh goat die

RATTSBON, !RFC/MIER so.
It appears certain that AdAria and France have
concluded a treacly, in virtue of which the troops of
the latter power will retire behind the Lech, and
'thole of the former will not pals the Ens. The Aub
wising will betides form a cordon along the frontiers
of Bohemia.

POSEN, OC MEER r.
The Paper of this place contains the following in.
telligence from South Priaffia, of the 28th Septem.
her—" The news that a Ruffian corps is on its march
through New South and Eacl Proffitt for Sifella, and
the formation of a contras at Warta'', for the
(apply of theft Ruffian troops in their paffage through
the Prullian States, gains more and more credit. it
is laid, that a convention for this purpofe has been
concluded, and that the Ruffians will loon reach the
place of their declination. We hope loon to be able
to give our readers more tatisfadory accounts on this
fubjea, and to demoral rate by faits that Pruffia and
Ruffle have one objefl in view—namely, the mains.
nance of the honour of two great nations, and the
feeu:ity of Germany.
ANSPACH, SP.PT.3o. •
Martha! Bernadotte is leaving this neighbourhood
with all his troops, and the Civil Adminifiration, in
order to fix his head quarters at Bamberg. The head
quarters of the Grand Army are at Wurtzburg.--.
Martha! Eerthier, and the Intendant General of the
army, are both there, and his Majefly the Emperor
is expefted every moment.
LETZIO, OCTOBER s.
The French Minilter, M. Durant, left Drefden on
the 24th ult. without taking leave.
General Kalkreuth yefterday advanced his head-
quarters. The head quarters of Prince Hulienlolte
have been advanced from Freyberyt to the Saxon con-
fines on the fide of Franconia. 1 olatorrow, or the
day after, he will be joined by the Saxons.
Eighty thoofand Ruffians are now on their march
under the command of Field Martha' Kamenfkoi,
and Generals golenifchtichew, ICoturow, and Prince
Bagration.
In his IA negotiations with France, the Emperor
of Ruffle Willed upon the prefervetion of his do-
minions to the King of the Two Sicilies, and upon
an indemnity to be given to the icing of Sardinia.
The head quarters of the PruCGan army arrived
this day at Erfurth.
All the regiments that are in Profile, properly fo
called, have received orders to march, and will form
a camp near
HANAU, dEPTEMBER 30.
it is Paid that a Pruflian General Officer had reach-
ed the Emperor Napoleon with a very particular let-
ter ?tom his Pru Wan Majecly.

H4HOVER, OCTOBEIL 3.
According to iffime accounts one of the Chief Mena-
bets of the Rhcnith Confederacy is dead, and arecOrt
ding to others a brother of the Prince Primate.
The entry of Pro than troops into the territory of
Hcffe is tallfed of.
Lieutenant General Ruchel has advanced his head-
quartet; to Muhthatifen.
VIENNA, SEPT. a 3.
General AndreotE, who had left this place, has ro.
turned again to this' city:
The news from Italy fayt, that the French have
for the moment renounced their coif:weft of Cal..
bria, and that the army has received orders to returq
to Naples. Some letters affirm that the Ruffian
troops have difembarkedidTitlabria.
ERLANGEN, SlPPtiOttnn. so.
I The corps of Maraud Soule has been put in mo-
tion towards the Upper Palatinate ; that of Marfital
Nor towards Franconia nand that of Marfhal Au,
gereau has advanced to the frontiers of Heffe. The
corps of Bernadotte is concentrated !pore and more
our neighbourhood. A part of thele troops, it fa
laid, will march o Stifferralbeets, and the dieifion of
General Drouet paired through this
city, which belongs to hie ?ruffian Majeffy: Au
Aid de Camp arrived lie night, and demanrfqd the
liberty of paffage train the Direflory of the Circle,
which intlantly complied. The troopi direeid their
march to Bamberg, when the bead quartets will he
ettabliffied.
Augereau's corps draws more and more towavd.
the territories rf Hetfe ; that of Bernedotte towards
our neighbourhood. Lefcbre's corps •has likewife
broken up from its cantonments, and is *arching by
Wurtzburgh, towards Upper Saxony. It appears
that the French advance through the Upper ?algid::
nate on the right, and by Bamberg, Seim ,:usfurt, tkc.
on the left, in order to go round the defiles of Graff
feoberg and Stretberp,.

BORDERS OF 7 HG MEIN, SEPTEMBER :to.
The Miniller of War, Prince Alexander Berthir,
arrived with his fuite at Angibu►gh on the 27th, an 4
immediately continued his route to Franconia.
Letters from the Duchy of Meynungen, aortoupFs
that the advanced polls of the Prnlfians are platted
upon the boundaries between that Duchy and Fran-
conia.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived on the aBtb Sep,
tember, at Mayence, fence that time all the roads ag
far as Franckforr, have been covered with troops...-.
They are betides in fuch great numbers at Mayence,
that the greater part of the inhabitants have ten or
twelve foldiers lodged in their bottles; one' great
party of thefe troops have already paged the Ebbw.
Ile Emperor Napoleon was yelterday expeded at
Franckfort, where will make but a very Lltort flay.
Her Majelly the Emprefs, who has accompanied
her lingua fpuufe to Mayence, will reticle in that city.
where Prince Jerome Bonapatte, the Prince of Bene-
vento, and Marfhal I.3cCGeres, are at prefent ; the Se-
cretary of State, Maret, is ex;4ete4 there.

NUREMBERG, SEPT. 30.
The pafrage of troops through here continuo
ceffantly. W itbitr thefe three days aO,OOO men have
paled throtigh. The lith French 'cavalry and the
park of artillery have paffed through, .hiskliod
nadotte is expeaed. The Militia elt VfigLßecdiie
is Arrived .at W-urtzburgh.
PASSAU, SEPTEMBER a+
narthal Sault, 'frith his head-quarters; is an! hi
—Of his army part of the infantry and feveral n
malts of cavalry, Which fervid laR campaign ur
Mutat, have marched towards the frontiers of F
oonia. The reit of Sotalt's corps, which is lyir
Loirer Bavaria, is to fliom an army of obfcrv.
It Is (aid it will beidZusteel by a firing bady of h
rims and Wurte • •

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