Star.
London, England, 1806-12-08 00:00:00

CASSEL, NOV. i 7.

The day before ftfierday an Julian regiment of
tronps marched in here thrrugh the Frankfort•gate,
and this day the French troops left this garrifun, and,
marched for Hanover. The Hefran Staff Officer.
Wait the farther decifion of the French Government
repelling them at Menu.

Rinteila is full of French and Dutch troops, and
the inhabitants fuffer much from furnifhing quarters
to them. Some of the citizens had no left than 4c,
men quartered on thorn ; but this hardfhlp is now is
fume mwafure removed, as the greateß part of the
trriops have marched for Hanover.
NovSMsra 19.—The following Proclamation has
appeared here :
" The General of Diviflon Lagrange, Orand Officer of
the Legion of Honour, Infpeetor-General of the wipe-
'lel Geo* d'Arrnerle, Governor of Hat.
" °UMW, I.lllDell OFFICIIII AND SOLDIM OD Tar
Timm or Haus

00 His hi*fly the Emperor of Franca and King
of Italy ha► authorifed me to intimate to you, that
he will receive every one of you into his fervice who
is willing to enter into ir. The infantry regiments
will wear the fame uniform as formerly, and will be
organized like the French regiments ; they are to
coutili of three battalions, the Officers, Under Officers,
and Soldiers will receive the fame rank, the fame
pay, and enjoy the fame advantages, each in his own
rank ; in fail they (hall be treated in every refpea as
French foldiers. Without doubt theft advantages
are great, particularly when put in comparifon with
your former lituatioa.
00 In the mean time, in jantfuance of his Malay's,

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commands, I AA prepare filch regulations as will
for the'futurs do away any uncertainty which might
pervade the minds of the Hellian military ; in future
their lot will be determined, and their rank complete.
ly leaded. The Generals will, upon my report of
their deferts, receive the rank and maw; which
they formerly enjoyed. '

u Officers, Under Officers, and Soldiers, bib Ma-
• Ily tbis Emperor has taken you under his rotation ;
je
bin be depends upon the bravery, and the warlike
difpofition which the Hero 4 trrbops have at all times
evinced. You will not deceive his expeaation. You
will thew, at all times, that you are worthy to aro.
eiate with French foldiers. (Signed)
The GOICUIOr General of Here LAGRANGE."
Can, Nove.mber t 7, 'Sob."
BERLIN, NOV. so.
M. M. Neufebateau, Colchen, and Ahnenherg,
' Members of the Confervative Senate, have arrived
tiers from Pat is, to congratulate his Majelly in tlie
name of that body.

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Yetlerday they had as audience of his Majef
who prefented them with three hundred sod forty
colours and Sander& takes in the prefent campaign,
together with a fcarf and (word of the Great Fre-
derick, to be taken with theta to *rig on their
return. The Adminiftration which is urged trial
the (apply of the inhabitants of Potzdam
with coal and fuel, continue to (urn& thicoor, the
manufaillories, &c. with theft articles part gratis,
and partly at their original price.
A notice ailed horn the Imperial Secretary of
State's Regiller expreffes, that all the Members of
the Pru Man Adminiftration of every defcription !hall
continua to enjoy their faleries as before the war,
with the exception of thole perfons only who are ,
abfent from the country : their offices are to be filled
by others. The perfons thus continuiag in office are
to take an oath of allegiance to the new Government,
and will be entitled to the payment of the arrears due
to them from the period that the PrulEen Govern-
ment cealed to aft.
Nor. aa.—Yefterday, thealboties from the Con-
ferrative Senate had their atlellence of leave of his
h/ajetly. The Hereditary Princes of Weimar, Heck-
iagen, and Hohenzollern have arrived here. .
According to an Imperial Decree of the rods, all
the Pullin; invalids arc to continue is the enjoyment
of the fame provifion, with refpett to penfion and
privileges, as before. The Emperor ezpreffes in
the decree, that it is his intention to recurs, and even
improve, the fituation of thefe people.
Yefterday evening, Marfhal Soult's corps entered
this city, and more troops are expelled, but not to
remain longer than a few days. We cannot corn- '
plain much of the dearnefs of provifions, notwith-
(landing the number of troops quartered upon us,,
as we are in the habit of receiving daily fupplits of
grain, &c. from other places.
Spandau will be very firongly fortified, and in
Ipita of all appearance to the contrary, we Hatter
onrfelves with a fpeedy peace ; patticularly as Mar-
aud Duroe and the Marquis Lucchefiui were dif-
patched a few days ago to his Proffian Majefty, as,
it Is reported, to conclude the preliminaries.—Hers
we moil cordially with for M. Dame's return.
All the Freuch troops that were in the affair of

Lubec have patted through this city. Prince Murat
left us fume days fine.

A recruiting office is opened here for railing tN
regiment of infantry under the Prince of Ifenberg,
and in which many of the ranforned ?ruffian officers
and men daily enter. In fait, not a day paffis with.
out the arrival of ?ruffian officers and privates, who
partly (lay here, and partly return to their homes.
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The Tekropb newfpsper of this day contains the
twenty-eighth Bulletin ; but it is unintetefting.
The fculpture upon the Brandenburgh Gate, and
other works of art, it is &id, will be fent to Frativ.
This day the French corps from Magdeburg ar-
sired here, which, with that from Labec, makes
about 24,000 men. A confider.ible part of theft
troops will have another deNnation given them the
day Met to-nsorrow.

GOTHA. NOVEMBER itt.
Reinforcements for the Omind Army pas through
Eifenaeh every day ; and on the tcher hand, columns
of Praia' prifoners arrive from Erfurt, under the
aeon of the troops belonging to the Grand Duke of
Wurtzburg. They generally flay here one night,
aad are the nest day fueceeded by others.

DARMSTADT, NOV. 5.4.
The Emperor Napoleon has been pleated to prefent
our Grand Duke with goon mufkets.

MINTZ, NOVEMBER t&

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The Fortrtfi of Mentzreeeives three new additimal
baftiont on the French fide. In order to beGege
Mentz it would at prefent require an army of one
hundred thoufand men.

The King of Prniiia was in Drieffen on the 38th of
ORober, where he had a conference with Count
Pufchkin, who immediately afterwards fet off with
difpatches for the Emperor Alexander, at St. Peterf.
burgh.