Star.
London, England, 1806-03-20 00:00:00

GERMANr.

VIENNA. Mance s.—Our Coon Gazette enntairss
the following intelligence, under the article Italy*
" The Q2een, the Prinedres Rial, and the whole
of the Court of Naples, have embarked on board the
Archimedes frigate ; and the King and Q2een of
Sardinia on board the Prelkovia frigate, and have
proceeded on their voyage to Palernio.
" The Crown Prince remained in Naplu until the
ilth of February ; but, on gccount of the unexpeCted
and rapid advance of the French, by the way of Sa-
lerno, he was obliged, along with Prince Lao rot.n„
to let out for Calabria, where a body of feventeen thou-
fa nd chofen men, tinder General CObnt ROGER Da or as
united with the irnmenfe en reafi, have fortified
themfelves near Lego Negro, in a pofition equally
advantageous both by nature and art. All the reit
of the Neapolitan troops are already in Sicily."
Our Court Gazette alfu contains the following in-
telligence from Turkey :
" 'lke ringleader of the Sevilla infurgents, Geo.
Canary, has made a wonderful progrefs to Alba-
nia. The attack, however, which he made with fo
much intrepidity, upon Take, was totally unfuccefs-
101. The taking of Belgrade by the Servians. re-
potted in the Prcfburgh Gazette, is alto without
foundation.—The French Imperial Colonel of the
Gaards, Bust eau, has again abandoned Ragufa,
after a flay of fix weeks.
" The Ruffian tranfports from Naples are already
arrived in the lonian Sea, where the Ruffian (qua-
dron under Vice-Admiral, Statute. is alfo cruiaing.
In Egypt anarchy and confulion increafe every day.
An order was Wired on the tit for reducing the
Auftrian army to the peace ellablifhment. The French
troops who have occupied Dalmatia, are, it is Cad,
to be permitted to pals through Croatia. Three new
fortrefres are to be built—one at Ems, in Upper Ant:
reia ; another at Villach, in Carinthia, and a third at
Bruck, on the river Leitha, in &iris. The whole
'pence of theft ereitions is eitimated at 18,000,000
of florins. _ _

Letvirc, MARCH s.—The forvender of the pro-
vinces lately Ceded by Pruffia will take place in
,the
courfe of the current month. Wefel.will be given op
on the 13th, as form as the Pruffians (hall have car-
ried off all the provifions and warlike Sores; sod the
French will evacuate Hameln about the end of this
month. Neufchatel and Valengin mull be delivered
up by this time.
Ar.roxr., Marcus t4.—The Au(lrian Ambaffador
at St. Poet (burgh hat received orders, in communi-
edting the Treaty of Peace of Prefburgb, to declare,
t: the fame time, that the Paid Treat? containc no
levet articles. It has been It ipulated in the Conven.
ion concluded between Proffii and France, relative
the cetlon of different countries and territories,
.hat the Fscoch troops (hall foon repaf. tlte Rhine.
Prince . Gazarin, and the EnglA Minifler, Mr.
:'ierrepoint; have received order. from their Court to
the name of their refpeetive Sovereigns,
is Majetty the King of Sweden, irons the engage-
ne:.t he had co:to-Wed to occupy, with his troops,
e Country of Lauenberg. It is believed, in con-
equence, that.his Majefty will loon quit the raid city,
and mite to Slredith Pomerania.

Nuttiestle, MARCH 7.---Lah night, quite tiles.
paledly, about two hundred men entered our city,
and this forenoon about two thoufanel more, from the
troops quartered in our neighbourhood, under the
General of Divifion Drouet : they include the 95th
regiment of the line, and are quartered upon the pri-
vate citizens. Upon this oecafion the Burghers have
received the following intimation
Particular eircumitances have occafioned the French Martha)
of the Empire, Bernadotte, as General Commandant in Chief of
the troops in the neighboiabood, to Ration a number of them in
this city : and he thereupon given the Molt Laudable Council the
moil poiltive an-malice, that this order is to be underflood merely a•
a military move .rem, and which will be by no means prejudicial
to the city.
" Since the above mentioned troops will enter this city this
mornin,.-. and arc to he quartered in the private hooks of the Citi •
Zoo , it is hoped, the Laudable Council will not fall to inform the
Citizens of the fame without delay; and likerrife to require of
every perfon, that they ihall receive the troop. In the molt friendly
manner ; and alfo to allure them, that the belt dircipline will be
preferred by the Commandant in Chid.
" bluranberg, March 7, IS.'S. Signed by the Council.*