Star.
London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

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STUTQAID,PIIIIMAILY airarecl that ih:
'7rowneel Prince. of Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and lia•
,lee, wilt very loon form matrimonial connatioec
Vfeaftires have been adopted here to guard again& the
contagious diflemper which prevails in feveral parts
rf Germany. Its origin was attiiinited to the Riff-
fiart-priloners, but the phyficians who have reported
upon it, fay it is a kind of nervous fever, which is-
comnion at this lesion, and which has been augment.
ed by fcareity and the evil attendant on a (late of
warfare. In fad, it is found in parts of Suabia and
Franconia, in which the Ruffians never wet e.
Monica .Fan. B.—Within dine few days, eve,
thing has ;limed the fame appearance as if our army
were again to take the field. All the furloughs which'
had been given have been recalled, and all the troops
collated in the depots have received orders to hold
themfelves in readinefs to march. It is hoped, bow.
ever, that the circumflances whialt may have given
rife to thefe meafures, will be fpeedily adjufled. The
Manhals Berthier and Bernadotte are arrived here.
Amsraatiam, Fr a. t t.—There is a rumour
that a flag or truce has been fent from England to
France, to demand pafiporte from the French Go.
vernment fur negotiators for a general peace. Even
from Paris, we have had letters expreffing, that !ince
the death of Mr. Pitt, new hopes have been indulged
upon that ground.
Srocettot.u, Faa. 4.—The Englifh Admiral,Col-
lingwood, has written a letter to the Swedifh com-
mercial agent at Malmo.. offering his potation to
All the Swedifh (hips lying in that port, and promi4.
ing them a convoy as far. as Gibraltar.
Sr. PITIRIBUILOII, jaw. the fyt
tern of politics which our Monarch has adopted, and
the future line of condufi to be purfued, the molt
profound Mena is obfeived ; and they reinaip, of
cootie, an impenetrable myllery ; but, fur want of'
external ligns, the molt extravagant kinds of rumour
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and conjature take their full (cope. In the interim.
every thing returns to the Rate in which it exifted
before the war. Our armies, retreating from Ger.
many, approach the Ruffian frontiers, to occupy their
former garrifons. • !
Beaux, Fee, t t.—The King and Qieen, with thoi
Royal Family,have proceeded to Potsdam to witnefs
the arrival of the regiment of guards, which takes
place this day. Tomorrow the infantry of Moles)•
dorf, the gen d'armes, the battalions of grenadi.
and other troops, will return hither.
M. Bock, a cabinet meffenger, arrived here the do
before yefterday from St. Peterlburgh. He is '
poled to be the bearer of Very important diipatches.'
It has already been Rated, that the regiments of I
the Wpm:lime of Berlin, Potsdam, Pomerania and
the Marche, remain nn the war footing ; and that
they have received orders, by ellen% not to fell the
'hones employed to carry their baggage and tents.—
There remains in confequence. on the war footing, a I
Prulhian army of too iquadrons and So battalions,
without inoluding the infpation of Bayreuth, which
is Rill ready to march. • •
NalPtrei, Jaw. O.—The Ruffians left this Mace a
fortnight ago in two convoys for Bair. In the road
of Naples there are now only two Ruffian frigates.
All the Ruffian Generals who are gone, were to have
fent back the hones of the requifition, but it is thought
that they have conveyed them to Corfu. The'Eng-
lifb departed about twenty days ago. They had poi--
feffed Foudi, Tiraho, Molise's*, he. but General
Filiftadt, with a garrifon or ssoo Neapolitan trooo
of the line, rattled to receive the Englifh in Caput!
All the corps of Neapolitan troops are broken np.—
Fort St. Elmo, Fort dell Oro, feveral place* in.La
&C. are evacuated. General Dames is now
at Naples; *here, it is aliened, the King has ions.
pelted him to reign. General Adton, brother of the!
late Minifter, is now Infpator General of the troop%
which remain here. General Games has the cM
command in th:a city. On Wednefday lathe King
failed for Palermo in a Neapolitan reffol, efeorted by'
two frigates. The Crown Prince, the Q2een, and
the rest of the Royal Family ftill.remain here. All
the valuable furniture of the Palace is embarkedealla
alto all the money in the Treafury. The two Ruffitic
frigates in the harbour of Bair arc ready to fail along
with feveral gun boats and armed (loops. It is fai4
that fame of the troop *mauled to advance again*
the French.
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An Event which has tkis Inflant been Announced
to the Public,
By the Fit ing of the Park and Tower Guns.

IWe have received French journals to the t gth, and
Dutch to the 23.1 in4ant. They afford but little in-
telligence of moment.
The French army advancing againd Naples, has,
according to letters from Roveredn, halted, for the
purpofe of receiving reinforcements. It is to be in.
created to 90,000 men. We cannot,•however, infer
from this, that they expen to meet with much oppo•
ration. It is more probable that the ohjett is to give
greater fplendour and re/at to tl-e inttndation of the
new Dynefly, and to provide a force fufficient to
prevent thole murmurs which. might be expeeted'
among the people, cm fceing their antient.inftitutions
fwept away.