Star.
London, England, 1806-01-10 00:00:00

OFFEN, DEC. 7.

The Field Martha! Lieutenant Count Meerveld ar-
rived the asalt November, by way of Neuftadt, at
Brod, in Hungary, and continued his march, on the
3oth, through Wray', for Tilfoa, to form a jundion
with the army. The enemy has drawn all his out-
pofts from Gratz, and is every night retreating in
Gnall divifions towards Bruck, on the Muhr.
The Archduke Charles had his head quarters, on
the 3oth of November, at Kranichfeld. The right
wing of his army, which is now joined by the Arch-
duke John's, extends towards Mahrburg, the left
towards Ganoviz, and-the corps of receive at Pittau.
The ont-pofts are advanced at far as St. Veit, near
Fr ifa ch.

Here follows an account of the battle of the 2d, as
already infected in our Paper.

ViENNA, DEC. it.

Some Iltirmiffies have taken place lately, between
tingle patroles of Aufirians, and the French advanc-
ed guard, at WindpatEng and its vicinity. This may
perhaps have given rite to the report that the Au-
Arian troops were advancing towards the town. The
troops under the Archduke Charles were upon the
banks of the Dravc.

The Commandant of the AnMan advanced guard
feat, lately, Count Hardegg to this town, in order
to arrange with the French Genevls reipetling the
Armilliee. He is already gone away again.
The numerous columns of Ruffian prifoners that
have lately paired through here, have received very
liberal affiflance at well in money as in pavilions.
The College of this town is well proteaed by the
French, and the leaures are attended as ufual by
the fcholars.

Dec. t4—The Emperor Napoleon arrived here
yeflerday, about eight in the evening, and proceeded
direely to Schoenbrunn.
The day before yelterday and this day, a confider-
able number of French troops pared through here.
The cavalry proceeded to Hungary, and the infantry
it is Paid, were returning to Bavaria.
It is Rated that the troops under the orders of
the Archduke Charles. which had occupied Neu-
Rack, have evacuated that city, in confcquence of
the Arrniflice.
The French have feized in the courfe of the prefent
week, all the fmall [lnns which were in the different
Banks. It is (aid, that they have demanded, betides,
from Lower Aullria, a fum of 32,000.000 francs.
On the 12tb, they received floo,ooo florins in calls'
and bank notes, for the pay of the troops which
have quitted this country.
Dr c. 16.—A Courier has been fent from Vienna
in great hafte to London, with difpatches that con-
tain an overture fur Peace, the Miniftry being invit-
ed to join in negociation for the Continental peace,
now in difcuffion.

The French Emperor Napoleon, who pallid thro'
here on the 12th init. about eight o'clock at night,
to go to Schoenbrunn, was not only received by the
City Volunteer Cavalry at the barriers, but alCo con-
duaed by the fame to Schoenbrunn. The train was
in the following order :
The carriage of the Emperor was preceded and
followed by a ftrong detachment of French cavalry,
to which the Citizen or Volunteer Cavalry joined
themfelves in the rear. The Emperor was in his car-
riage, drawn by fix horfes, and Martha) Bcrthier,
dretfed in his grand uniform, rude alongfide of him.
His Eicellency the Frahm State and Cabinet Mi-
flitter, Ceunt llatigwitz, left this city yeßerday, on
his return to Bruhn. The refident, M. Harnier,
however, Rill continues here. Count Haug wi z , before
his departure, bad an audience of the Emperor Na•
pdeon, at Schoenbrunn.

As loon as intelligence of the armiflice concluded
between Auflria and France, was conveyed to Gratz
by Count liardeg, according to which Stiria is to be
occupied by the French troops, till the conclulion •f
a Peace, the Aufltian troops withdrew horn the city
of Gratz and its vicinity.

RUDA. DEC. y.
•OUr -journal of this day contains the following,
atnongll the lateft events of the war r
" His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Charles had
his head quarters at Kranichfeld on the Both ultimo.
His right wing, now united with the Archduke John,
is fiationed near Atahfburg, and his left towards Ge-'
novitz ; and his referve near Fettau. Aultrian troops
had advanced through*. Veit', as far as Frifach ;
and on the z9th ult, in the evening, Major Scheitter
attacked an enemy's poll near Goding. A Colonel
Franzetki, a Major. and feventy privates, belonging
to the French Ilufars. were killed and wounded.—
Some French officers. about Guy men, and an equal
number of holies, fell into the bands of the Auf•
trians."