Star.
London, England, 1805-10-12 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Caar.saout, SEPT. 24.—A treaty, nifenfive and
defenfive, has been concluded between the Emperor
of the French and our Court. The Eleaor of Ba-
den has recalled all furloughs, and will form a corps
of 4000 men, which will join the French army. It
is Paid, that the young Prince CHaas.ss will have
the command. _

Seer. 28.—The fixth corps of the grand French
army, commanded by Martha' MY, arrived here
yefterday. They formed at fix in the morning to
the right of Lhutenberf, by columns, and the fronts
of regiments in line. The officers and foldiers had
branches of oak in their hats, as prefages of the
victories which await them. The army defiled in
the ben order, amidft fpontaneous cries of rive PEI"-
pre:lr ! The news of the arrival of the Emperor at
Stralburgh Coon fpread from rank to rank, and ex-
cited the treated enthufiafm.
At fix in the evening four companies of grenadiers
and a fquadron of the fire regiment of hufrars,
snatched to Phorzheim, to chace away fome Aultrian
patroles which had advanced there. The Auftrians,
however, protefted amicable intentions. Fortu-
nately, there is no chance of thefe affertions gaining
any credit.
OFFEN/MI/IG. SEPT. 28.—The French troops
which have paind the bridge of Kehl are at Horn-
berg, Oppenau' Oberkirch, Gemfpach, Baden, and
Dourlach. The corps commanded by Martha! Da.
vousz, which paired the Rhine at Manheim the day
before yellerday, immediately took the route for
Heidelberg. Thus the French are mallets of all
the paffes of the mountains 'of the Black Fora,
where the Auftrians have only hid time to nation
fome patroles, and where it appears they had hoped
to eflabliffi themfelves, and maintain a defenfive war
during this campaign, on thofe celebrated fields of
battle where TUREMNB funained fo many defeats,
and which is the true point of defence for Soothers
Germany.
WURTZSURG, SEPT. 27.—Marnsal 141111ADOTTE
and General Maitsoer have arrived with the two
corps which they command, and which, united to
the Bavarian army, already 26,000 bong, form a
very refpatable army.
The Bavarian foldiers manifell the molt lively joy
at finding themfelves united with the French—they
are eager to :ligature !words with the oppreffors of
their country. All the accounts they receive frost
their relations excite their impatience and their in-
dignation. The conduct of the Auftrians is filch,
that the Generals and Contraftors force the Bavat
liens to receive, for what they final], bank bills.
which are at Ato per cent. difcount in the Aunties
States. The money is hidden, and if the Aunties'
remain long in Bavaria, the country will be ruined.
We have leen what national fpirit can do amongft
a people at9uated by honourable fentiments. The
furloughs had not yet been recalled; bat at the firft
order of the Eleaor, all thole who were abfent haf-
tened to join their colours ; feveral fwam actors the
Danube, whilft others wandered from foreft to foteft
to efcape the Au (Irian patroles, and rejoin their corps.
MENNE no. SEPT. 26.—The Auftrians govern Ba-
varia in a military manner. They have eflabliffied
at Munich a kind of Maximum, Thole who contra.
vene their orders are taken up and fent to the Au-
ttrian fortreffes.
BANKS OF THE MalE, SEPT. &visa,
Charge d'Affaires of his Majefty the Emperor of the
French at Ratitbon, has officially notified to the
Germanic Diet the march of the army of Martha!
St NAD:.TTS on the Mein, and his paffage actors a
part of Germany. This comMuoication took piece