Star.
London, England, 1806-12-11 00:00:00

PARIS, NOVEMBER ss.

• The London papers of the isth contain nothing
important but the approaching rupture of Turkey
and RulNa ; or. to (peak more cerreelyi but the cell
ration of the fcandalous influence which the Ruffian
teralusauador openly cxercifed over the -Dino's., the
Anglo Rufliana been aecollomed dicsofeltes .to look
upon the one as she immediate emfegisence of- the
other. Now the gliallion is. whether the ineoevea-
don of rtance, who can at preterit meddle herfelf
dirge!), in this stair, will sot give a little TOM taw
deration to the leaders of the Reams Court,-as it has
;already infpired mote clergy. in the Ottoman CAI
set/ It is no longer aim; tar ltaiffis. to Amend to
impole laws upon P,r6a, Turkeys eat all she poems
of Europe. She viould now deems barfelf more hsp..
py oieer to have Ltiong§t of meddling with the., (sits
of France ; In, fiUce their armies eetteacibithd mea•
lure with each other; eheM rtfpcifiliviefitustioa is pro-
digimely changod, - . •

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News arrived within there rear days from Cattairns
and which kerns to be authentic, fats, that on'llle
sed of September, the French met with a confider-
able check, and that the Ruffians and Montenegrins
killed a great many of their men, and took t I piece.
of cahnon (t ). The truth of aft this is pretty nearly
avowed by the French Ember, at this Conr!,tvbiCh
adds only, that the cannons did not fall into, the
hands of the enemy( but that the Frettelq Teeing it
was impoffible for thernis live therh, threW them
into the lea. It appears that, for the Prefect), Bona-
parte has abandohed all hopes of mating in y pro.
grefs in Dalmatia (a) ; and it is pretty ceftainly
known, that all his forces in that country are :visited
to 6:or 7000 men (3), once a corps has been again,
detached to reinforce Maffena's army in Italy, which
according to every information, is in a pitiful
litnation ; fo that, if Bonaparte be not loon able to
fend thither a reinforcement, the whole kingdom of
Naples will be Ihortl7 evacuated by the French (4).
Accordingly a plan is fpolten of being concerted be-
tween Joleph Bonaparte and Matfena to retreat to
the frontier, of the Pope's States (5), for the purple.
of concentrating their forces there and wnitlig;fire
fuccours. In general the fituation of die Trait*,
throughout all Italy is very critical ; and if an clic.'
edits be obtained in Germany, the revolt win d
from Calabria to the Alps (6). &martini} tier ed
kte
to introduce the confcription into the newly chirped
Venetian States, but he did not faceted. and.* de.
tachment of gendarmerie which hadeen fent thither.
to facilitate she operations, were matfacred. This
event, which happened vet y lately, is not known to
the public, becanfe it is" concealed with all poilible
care; but I know froinlood authority that it is
authentic (7).
'fbc French Ambaffiubir at this Conn bas again
endeavonred to fpread rUMOUTS olan amicable ar-
rangement between France and Pspria. The total
want of news from the theatre of war, deprives usof
all means of refuting there rumours. which more-
over are not generally believed, and
..we hope every
moment to hear of the commencement of holli-
hties (8.)
Private Inuits from Hanover mention, that Gen.
Rachel has carried at a thoufand boric, on their
*raj from Holitein, to be delivered up to the contrac-
tors fot the French army.
It is *flirted. that the content of the Eleflor of
Wurtzloutg to join the Confederacy ache Rhine was
wetted from him in the following manner : on his
arrival at Wurtzburg, Bonaparte began by the atilt.
ranee that the Eldlor's Minifler at Paris had already
firedshe plan which had been prefented to him on
this heads and that he had hoped the Ele&or would
opt refute his fanaion. The pretence of a great part
Oflionaparte's army in the Elector's States, was. per.
haps, the moll pert-native argument in arranging this
butinefs (9).
The Turkith courier is not yet arrived ; but a to-
mtir has been in circulation here fince yetterday,
that at Conftantinople a confiderable change hart'
taken place in the bliniery, and the Rollian party had
got the upper hand. A Ruffian army has alto en-
tered Wallachia.
This afternoon we have received the difagreeable
intelligence that an engagement has taken place be-
tween the Pruffians and French, and that General
Tauenzien has been tepnlfed with tome lots ( so).

(t) The Swedifh Minifter may very well &fire the &Stadion
of the French army In Dalmatia: we, bewevor cannot conceive'
the rnadnefs of his withing it to be invaded lad deltroycd by
Ruffs& U facts be his fentlments, we are furry for him. His
connedlions at Vienna impede upon him. General FAarment has
completely beat the RuOlans and Montenegrins; he has driven
them back as far as Csitel Novo, the (abort,' of which be buret,.
and has deftroyed the gartifon of Corfu, which bad landed with
an intration of atchkving grAt enterprises. Theft great enter-
prises were the mountain Is labour, Ake every thing elfc that
comes from Roils.
(") There Is a great deal of ignorance in this Miolftees letter.
whet Prayers can the Emperor make in Dalmatia, when be Is
poleilbd of all that country and of the States of Rasura
(3) This Indeed is the eudt talk of the enemks of France !
Before.' war, they maintain that France had no troops. When
afterward' France had gained viderries, they were featly due, fay
they, to the fuperiority of numbers the French were 'en to one.
Incorrigible and fenfelcfs men, do you then with to fee the throne
of your matters irreparably thrown down !
(4) It mutt be confelfed that this Swedith Minitter has a So •
tater mannerof reafoning ! How can he think that, when one is .
is perihelion of Bologna and Rimini, one cannot march (menace
from Italy to the King of Naples, and that one Arnold be obliged
to had them from Zara f There are the Minittere whom Cabinets
keep at Courts, to be informed of what Is going forward, and wbr
are chatted with the reedit interefts of nations ! They do not
erew know googriphy.

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(5) 1-ime ihoeld the Swedilb Mlnifter know the plan concerted
balm& the Ktng Naploa and his General ! The French are at
tie ant if Calabria. Ishibry thoufaad French troops are in the
kingdom of !lapis. All the ►oiiie armke which thouki land
there, would meet with defeat and death.

(6) Pine delufions, truly, It requires no more than to fend a
few regiments of Suffers. to take poffeifion of Italy. But who told
dick 6ne things to the Swedilb Minifier ? that Indeed would be
fensething won► knowing. One need only open the archives of
Cabinets, and the eorrefpondence of Minifters,eis 4od the fame
routine, and the fame language throughtnit, when there Is any
queltion of coalitions. Princes are really to be pitied, w►u re •
guiate their policy upon filch information.

(7) The country of Venice Is a country proud of being emerged
from oppreffion. It obeys the taws, without being In need of
Gendarmerie to force it to obedience. The Sweddb Minifter hat
ircry little knowledge and experience, or does be really think it
poeble to conceal events (efficiently remarkable to bare au it.Eu
=IX 00 the political affairs of the World.
(d) Thefe within are accompliesed; whatever efforts Prance
Made to prevent war with Pruffia, they proved intifeßual. A a
a military Power, PruWa no longer ezifte—as a political POWer,
the is at the difcretion of tkc conqueror. Sixteen hundred men
who form the fifth part of your Swedifli armies, arc taken. Your
agents In Pomerania have delivered up the baggage and runaways
who took Odor ender the proteffiion of your batteries. And
it k a Swcila w►o (OWN who claires the annihiia,tion of Fr.,.ce
and of the Ottoman Empire, the glory and profperity of Refill,
who prehn a ferulment of Inconfiderate hatred to the dcarcit la-
ureate of his country.

(9) Is is asiious to fee the tom here attempted to be given to
the acceflion of the Eledlor of Wellsburg, to the Confederation of
the Rhine. Treaty was fired at Perla bolos* the war The
Imperoer Iwftowing on this Prince the Ducky of Wuneburg,
had seterrearde admitting him to the Confederation, was au edt of
rieranel afedlion and frieudtkig for the Grand VOL, Certainly
it waren/tin:on say ether motives that, being at Vienna, be wit
huhurd to gime art Archduke to he a radius 1 This iagratitndc
000 ,

(101 Since the flrft fueuffes of Ow Fre eh are fo Affserecable
to this loyal Swede, we are forty to Ond that he wtp hiss to pats
•Mme fntmrtxrftifl more dtfagreenttle, lie the (echos for the do.
feat• of thil nylon fbeitends in his heart to the 1 . ?felling of the
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