Star.
London, England, 1805-11-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARTS, NOVEMBER 7. I
Since it is known that the Emperor of Ruins ar-
rived at Berlin on the 26th ult. and will be at Vi• '
enna on the sth irritant, we with to know on what
day he will appear at the head of his army. The
karmic.: of one Court to another appear very extra-
ordinary to Frenchmen, who are accußomed to fee
their Emperor in the moment of danger at the head
of the army, and who does not viat Sovereigns ex-
cl.pt to them in the capitals of their Rates.
The corps under Mar(hal AUGIRIAU arrived on
the 27th ulr. a Fribourg, in the Brifgan,after having.
defeendetl theAthine, along the great road leading
from Bale to Fribourg. The whole of thefe troops
quitted that country on the 29th, in order to proceed
l;y the Black Fora and the Valley of Hell, to BR-
lengen and Rotwcil, from whence they will continue
their march to Pfulendorf and Stockach, in &tibia.
:hey began to levy contributions in the Brifgan, whet e
a French Commirary was expeacil to take upon him
• the admiiiittration.of the country for the ufe of the
Grand Army.
The Court of Madrid•has opened at Amßerdam,
tinder the diration of Meffis. Hors and Co. a loan of
ten millions of florins, at 51 per cent. which is to be
reimburfed in ten years, a tenth each year ; Mars.
Hor a and Co.• have received ten royal mandates for
0,484,375 piaflres, wiih power. in cafe of not being
reimburfed the capital or littereß of the loan, to oe-
gociate them the loan to be paid in current money.
A traveller, who arrived poll at Straiburg on the
id infant in the evening, from Weiffenburg on the
Inn, brought intelligence that the French army had
taken poreflion of Saltzburg, where it snide 4000
Ruf►ans prifoners.

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
ivloNTEsitto, Oct. 28.—The lirong redoubts of
Calder() and De Colognole have been carried ; =no
prifoners are the fruits of this aelion. The head-
quarters are at Montebello. We are under Vicenza.
ifeniteur.

'Foam, Ocr. 28.—According to accounts from
the army of Italy, the French army in Naples
is et-
petted to join the force under MASIIIINA. General
Sr. CYR, who commands it, will, it is laid, advance
to keep in check the left wing of the army under the
Archduke CHARLES. whillt a divifion of the main
army attacks the right ; and Martha' MAssesA,
!owing up the advantages he has already obtained,
will attack him in front.

NAPLES. Ocr. to.-.. The Government has jufl re-
ceived and ratified a Treaty concluded with our
Ambaff.tdor at Paris, which fecures to this kingdom
the bleffings of neutrality during the prefent war.—
This intelligence, on becoming public in the city,
occailoned the greatell joy.
It is polltivtly alerted, that in virtue of this Treaty,
the French troops will evacuate the Neapolitan ter-
rity. It is probable they will join the army under
Idaratal MASSENA.

raireues, Ocr. s3.—Since.yeßerday we. are it.
the greateß alarm. A courier has arrived from
Vienna, with order to pack up the archives. The
'French have paired the inn.
All the regular troops have quitted to go to do.
fend Vienna. The RaiEats infpire little tonidetice.
Mother,.
MUNtCH, OCT. 29.—His Excellency M. TALI Sy.
BAND, and Maarr, the Secretaty of State, have ar-
rived here from Stralburgh.
BAWLS of tile MAIN, OCT. Io.—The French corps
of 900 men, which lately left Hanover to join the
army of Bavaria, halted on the frontiers of the eke-
total territory of Heffe. But we are how informed
that thofe troops have continued their march, per-
minion having been given them to pats through the
Heflin territory.
HANSI/10H, Nov. s.—The Ruffian troops which

paired through Mecklenburgh, have not yet croired
the Elbe, though preparations are making for that
PurPfe•
According to advices front Schwerin, of the it
nit. the Ruffian General TOLSTOir has let off from
Lauenberg for Berlin, in confequence of difpatches
which he received on his march at Gallrow.

Wrrzi-ea, Ocy. 3o.—The Eleaor of Heffe has
informed the Municipal Authorities that the move-
ment of the troops within his territory has only the
maintenance of neutrality in view.
In feveral diftrias of Germany, draft bodes, lea-
ther, and woollen cloth, are bought up on the French
account. They pay fourteen old louis for every horfe.
According to the treaty of alliance between France
and Wirtemberg, the Wirtemberg troops are not
bound to ferve out of Suabia.
STRALSUND, Nov. 2.—Today, "at twelve o'clock,
the firing of cannons and the ringing of bells, an-
nounced the arrival of our beloved Sovereign. His
Majefty alighted at the Government Houfe, and has
a contiderable fuite with him, anteing whom is Mr.
PIERPOINT, Minifter of hiskitrimc Majelty.
The advanced guard of oilikallay,,_under the. com-
mand of Col. CARDS left this place the.day before
yefterday, for Rollock." It is deftined ror. Lewinburg,
where it will join the Ruffian troops under General
OSTERMAN.
ROSTOCK, Nov. 3.—Yefterday moo Swedes en-'
tered this town, and to-day we eve& 2000 Ruffians.
.”-Then follows the Swedifirmain body of to,ooo
men. There is no houfe -free front quartering fol.
diers, and provifions are rifen to a mo& extravagant
price.
HANOTIR. Nov. t.—The Pruffian regiment of
infantry of Kleift, has marched from here into the
Calenberg territory, and has been replaced by the
Duke of Brunfwick's regiment of infantry from Hit.
defheim. Yefterday a confiderable park of Prnilian
artillery palled through here on its way from Hilde-
fiseim to Wunfdorff. The Prtaan General LAR not
Rill here. Lodgings are taken for the Duke of
Baum:wick, but he is not expelled immediately.—
In his Read the Pruffian Lieutenant General Foe.
csairr is expelled to-morrow, likewife the Pruffiati
regiment of infantry of Prince Louis.
Several waggons laden with bread have, within the
few days, followed the French troops to Hameln.
The French in the neighbourhood of that place, have
made confiderable requifitions of every kind, and
have demolifhed or burnt down all the houfes, trees,
hedges, &c.
Nov. s.—We are affured that the PrufGan troops
have received orders to halt, and to remain in the
places where they may happen to be.,

AFFAIRS OF PIUSSIA.
BRESLAW. Ocr. 19.—Thideffination of the Sile-
fian regiments has been: fuddenly changed. They
were already on their march for South Pruffia when
they received orders to halt; and today a courier
has arrived from Berlin, with. orders for them imme-
diately to repair for Weaphalia and Franconia. The
army deflined for Franconia, • will probably march in
part through Saxony, under the command of the
Prince of Honswtos Sisotiariaciam, and confifis-of
35 battalions of infantry, sS fquadrons of cavalry,
fix batteries, and two companies of flying artillery.
Since the army has been pot, in motion, and twelve
thoufand horfes taken up on the King's account, corn
has greatly rifen in price.
Datum, Ocr. 25.—Since, the fall events which
took place in the Aufpach territory, things here have
affumed quite a new face. Soon after receiving this
news, Pruffia required a paffage for an army through
Saxony. The troops belonging to this army are al-
ready, if not all, at leaft in great part, arrived in our
territory, and are haflening by forced marches to
Franconia.: Of the Saxon army there are already 18
battalions of infantry, with the neceffary field artil.
lery ; 20 6:1112CITOMI of cavalry, and four batteries of
heavy cannon, are placed upon a war footing. The
order for this armament was given .upon the toth,
and a (till greater encreafe of our military force is ex-
pelled.
&mourn, Ocr. 25.—The following is a lift of
the Pruffian Regiments now on their march to Hof,
a town of this Nfargraviate with the dates of their
expeOed arrival :—On the id of November, Putkam.
man s regiment of infantry; on the 3ta ilia. Re-
nouard's ditto ; the a6th, Wartenfleben's ditto ; the
gosh, a battalion of Braun's grenadiers ; the 29th,
a battalion of Kraft's ditto; the fame day, the re-
giment of Royal Cuirafliers ; the soth, tZlitzow's
ditto ' • the dof November, four companies of Ya-
ger', withthree batteries of 12-pounderefor Renou-
ird's regiment ; a battery of horfe artillery for the
four companies .of Yagers ; and a train of field ar-
tillery. The Prince o Hobenloe Ingelfingen will
have the chief command, but the troops are at pre-
fent commanded by Lieutenant General WARTEN.
su ssa. This body of men will be joined by a Saxon
army, confitling of from i 8 to mono Men.
bastes, Ocr. 28.-.-What the King of Pruffia will
do is yet a myfierious doubt t. his preparations ror
war are immenfe, and that he is diffatisfied with 80.
!WARTS'S infringement of his neutrality is well
known ; but it is much feared that the difallrous fate
of the Imperial army will intimidate him. The id,
vanced guard of the Ruffian troops which landed in
Stralfuncl, arrived on the 26th inn. at Zell ; but their
further movements are net known here.

It was confidently aliened here to-day on Change,
that his Pruffian Majeay would not permit the French
General Commanding Officer in Hanover, to provi-
fion the garrifon of Hameln, and that he had con-
tented to allow a Swedith army to march through
Meckleaborgh. Certain it is, that the General in Eaft
Frianand has receiied orders not to allow any French
troops from Holland to enter the Eleaorate of !la-
wyer ; and the Eleaor of Heffe Caffel has abfolutely
refuted to permit a corps of rsoo of Baaaon's troops
marching through his country to join the army in
Bavaria.
Many well infottned people here feem to confider
it beyond a doubt that the Court of Berlin, in confe-
quence of movements which are making, mutt be re-
folved to attack the French.

&tram, Nov. 2.—On the 3oth of October the
Archduke ANTHONY of Aufirta, brother of his Im-
perial Majefty, arrived here accompanied by Count
HARRACH, Colonel of light horfe, and alter palling
the night at Count METTERNICH% the Aufteian Mt-
nifiet. repaired on the following day to Potfdam to
his Majefty the KING.
The French General Duaoc has quitted this place.
He had yellerday at Poifdam his audience of leave
of the King, from whom he received a valuable
fnuff-box, with a portrait of the King let in brilliants.
He is gone to the headquarters of his Emperor.
At Potfdam his Ruffian Majefty, our King, and
the Archduke ANTHONY, held frequent conferences.
The Ruffian Lieutenant General Count TOLSTOY,
has arrived here from Guftrow.
Nov. s.—On the night between the 4th and sth,
the Emperor of Ruifia left Potfdam for Weimar.—
The Archduke Antsonv came in from Potfdam to-
day,anditill proceed on his way to Vienna to-morrow.