Star.
London, England, 1806-11-07 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Three mails arrived laft night. The following is
the only intelligence :

" LUND, IN SCANIA, OCT. s 3.

" The Pruffian army has been totally defeated by
" the French. The Q.Esin of Nyasa, and her
" Children, me at this moment in Stralfund, whither.
" it is Paid, the Kira of SWtDEN has fent to invite'
" her MAJISTY to come over, and take refuge in
" this country.

THE CONTINENT.
We have received letters from Hnmborgb, which
come down one day later than the Journals by
the regular Mails; bat, as the Mails from Profile
and Ruffin had Rill beets prevented from arriving,
they bring but little news refpefting the late battles
between the French and Pruflans. Their contents
are, however, interefting, as are alto the fubjoine I ar-
ticles, fome of which were received by the laft Mail.

Some of the private letters from the Cohtinent
Rate that B was affually fired at from a
window, as he pallid through Weimar, by a perfon
unknown. The ball miffed him ;on which he gave
up the town to military vengeance. It was alrooft
entirely burnt down. A Gentleman who is arrived
from Leipfic, by the way of Hamburgh, has brought
thcfe particulars. This Gentleman Rates, that the
Duke of Brunfwick, who is expated in England,
when he is well enough to travel. has 101 l one of his
eyes, in eonfequence of the wound he received in the
battle of the 24th °Bober.

HAMBUROH, NOVEMBER s.
The delay of the Mails from Pruffia and Rata
threatens the aloft fatal confequences to our trade.
The merchants are in general confternation, and great
bankrupties muff enfue in a thou time. To day one
houfe failed for 300,000 marks banco. The Engliar
goods in Leipfic have not been feised ; moll were
already gone, and the refult was, that it was fettled
the City (bould pay a large contribution innead of it,
which, as Saxony is neuter, was probably the whole
intention.
Weimar, the feat of the German Mutes, is plun-
dered, fo that the inhabitants are ftript even to their
flirts. A Profeffor has written to beg from a friend
in .Hamburgh two or three flirts, and many other
perfons have addreflid fimilar requeßsto their friends
here. M. Goethe has only a morning gown left him.
Jena is half burnt : in Auer-11*dt the Poft•office•ottly
is (landing. lialle bas fuffered feverely. Gera,
Naumburgb, Delfau, are alto plundered, and p;rtly
burnt.

Napoleon has fet at liberty to,ooo Saxon prifoners,
and told the officers he had no war with Saxony, but
fought to deliver it from the oppreffion of Pruffia,
and withed to render it more flourilhing than ever.
if the Ele&or would break the treaties that he had
been compelled to figs.

It kems the French confider Brunfwick as a cnn•
,quered country, and k is even laid, bm not authen-
'tically, that Martial Davoun is to be the Sovereign

The French have ordered all the Students to quit
Halle —lt is reported in letters from Nuremberg that
Field Marthal Mbilendorff is dead of his wounds.

By the moft recent accounts the King of Pruffia
Bill remains at cuflrin. The Pruflan troops are re-
folved to make a (land on the banks of the Wet,
where they eipeet in a very few days to be joined by
the Ruffians, who are rapidly advancing through
Pruffian Poland and Silefia. The total of the Ruffian
force under marching orders for Germany amounts
to zoo,ocv men. The Emperor Alexander is to take
the field in perfon. General Moreau, who paired
through this city on the arch, will have a diftinguifh•
ed command in the combined army.

At eight o'clock in the mottling of:the 47th, the
French, to the number of four bwadrad. entered
Brunfwick. They were chiefly cavalry. The Ducal
troops were obliged to furrender their mufkets, but
the officers were permitted to retain their Avoids.
The PRIMAO corps under General Lecosh base**.
coated the environs of Hameln, and on the a!lth was
expeiled in tie bailiwick of Blumenau, Neufladt,
&c. Its rourd is fuppofed to be by Celle, Weken,
&c. towards the Elbe. Polls are let up along the
Hanuverian frontiers, with the infettption Territory
of Hanover.' .

The lift advices from Vienna Rate, that the gar-
rifon of that city were under orders to proceed to
Bohemia, to rkinforce the army counted there for
the psrpofe of maintaining the neutrality of Aultria.
All the Ahßlian prifoners are fent off to the fame
quarter as they return from France. A new leiy is
alto ordered, us the amount of 80,000 men.
The garrifon of Maidekuo gh is-Seposted.-to have
made a tally on the *6th. ; The sefitlt•iis 'hot men.
tioned.-rThe Duke of Srunfwitk waived heteCiti
29:h, =die gnittg, it is reported, To Stadia. •