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

RATZEBORG, NOV. 3.

Intelligence has been received, that foreign troops
are already on the frontiers of Swedifh Pomerania,
that the French have entered Anelam, and the for.
trefs of &reVend has been declared in a Rate of liege;
badea this, an affair took place on the t ft latent
between Hernial BerneOntte end General Blucher,
to the advintage of the former, in confequence of
which French troops have marched to the Mecklen-
burg tenitories. In confequence of all there events,
the Swedifh tromps have this day proceeded on their
marsh towards Tray. Mende (the mouth of the
Trave) to embark for Stralfuad, in ordereffeattaliy to
4152 that fortufs. in* mot of its bcing barna,

SAM OF THE EIRE, NOV. j.
Alter the defeat of the Pruffian army in Saxony,
the remains of the army having affembled, and form-
ed near Magdeburg, palled the Elbe, at Tenger-
made and Sandau, on the 261 h and 27th of 041ober,
bet their march was greatly interrupted by the
French troops, who had advanced to the environs of
Magdeburg, and who alto palled the Elbe, in (mall
divifions, on the 28th. The Proffiant, in marching
to the Oder, met other French troop who had par-
fed. the Elbe, at Deffau and Wittenbtrig, and who
were confesuently fever al days match in advance of
3seir enemies. Daily combats were the scruff, of the
,details and importance of which we are ignorant.—
All that is known is, that, on the 28th. the French
were expelled before Stettin, for the defence of which
great preparations are making:
Some of the public journals fate, that Rollie only
took part in this war upon the condition that the
King of Pru&a would not make peace without the
coetfent of that Power, whatever might be the chances
of war.
The Herediteit.Prince of Weimar. after having
paffed 24 hours with his angel fpoufe at Eulin, fet
out to return to his capital; having received an in-
vitation from the Emperor Napoleon to refame the
poffeffion of his States.
The Army of the North, tinder the orders of the
King of Holland, advances but very flowly.
STRAI.SUND, NOV. To •
Within there few days every think here has *gain
affunted a warlike appearance. The inhabitants et
the fuburbs muff retire within the toWs.'whb Their.
effects. The houfes in the ruburbs, which lie he the
line of the cannon, ate begun to be pulled down,.
Such as are not pulled down by a certain time, are
to be let on fire. The inhabitants molt provide
themfelves with from four to Ga monthaprovilions.
The old regulations are renewed, ref-peeling the
Oriel examination of all (hangers arriyink here, and
Come new ordinances decreed on die fAce of par--
ports. Orders have boo awed 60 ramisredeflotars
from the 'ruffian amp.- • • •
A royalties has beeillitsleitthillehdiabitanti of
'8 wcffilit • Pernethnlai 011111MtftatiiVi 8011ari•foi
each hide -.4,/a, ask /ty. lip' oil' •, cowtutt sad. *Ai
tlda, 7-!0:i.1.34P41t 10iF.1441-4diGl: **VS oar.
AIM • VibilkifBßAS.Ora: to -lee,allsVuu4otifiair;ll—oratis
con triblition.- an of the Ism fern thoilliiipirair.
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in order to ottlithuite Od'lmOr in 'alt fieriburakle Man-
ner, both withiirpeet .to hinsfelf, and thst. King of
Proffia.
Or, the arrival of the French at Erfurt, all the
Martha's, Generals, and Officers of the Ftenablarroy.
vifited Feld Martha! fie Molleadorf, who had been
wounded, in order,to Inclify tq him their confidera-
tion. The Mails frost ihmffia and Ruffia have not
artived.
coSrNZA, ignippALAVRIA, SEPT. 2P.
To-morrow or antler u general attack will be
made upon the fortified camp of Asnantea, confin-
ing of tome thoufand Englifh and Tome Sicilian regi-
ments. General Verdier will attack them in front,
General Marmont on the lefr. and General Fran.
cefchi on the tight flank. All the three Generals
have confiderable columns of troops under their com-
mands, and have already let out for their dellination.
Should the undertaking fucceed, it will be attempted
alto at Reggio and Scigliu.

NAPLES, OCT. TO.
No ofEcial accounts have yet been received of the
attack which was made upon the camp at Amantea.
near Cofenza, in Calabria. The report that it had
failed requires confirmation.

TRIESTE, OCT. 16.
As Cattaro is tli3 in the hands of the Ruffians and
Montenegrins, an agreement has been entered into,
as it is Laid, between France and Aoaria, by which
the former power is to keep poffeffion of Gertz and
Gradifca, until Cattaro is delivered to the French ;
in confequence of this arrangement Brannau will
fpeedily be given up to the Houle of Aullria.
Private letters from Venice, fpeak of important
events which have recently happened there, but we
muft wait for more authentic particulars. It is cer-
tain that on the sth irritant, a Proclamation appeared
at Venice, forbidding every perfun, as well foreign-
ers as natives, from either leaving or entering the II
City, on pain of death.

Thereafter a very keen recruiting took place, which
gave rife to the events above alluded to., It is Paid
that Martha' Maffena is dead, but this report wants
confirmation.
PRIVATE LETTERS—HAMBVROH, NOV. 4.
I.ord Dower went on Friday lift to Copenhagen.
4. The Duke of Brunfwick continues very ill, and is at pretest
quite blind with both eyes. He has removed from his former
houfe into an inferior habitation. Even there he is not permitted
to remain in report. The Prince Royal of Denmark has fent a
melTage to him, exprelEve of the with of hie Danish Majerty that
he would leave Holstein. It is highly probable that be will reek
an Britons in England.
The Inhabitants of ibis place, connected wits England, enter.
taro very ferlous apprehenfions. The more rangulne hope that Le
Bonaparte has Lid that he would take the Hans Town. under his
protetion, be wi►l fo far refpeet his ward as not to nlign them to
contributions or plunder.

° The refiftance of the Lubeekeri to the parrage of the Swedli
troops, no desk proceeded from policy—from a with to conciliate
ponaparto—end not from =malty."
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• BREMEN, NOV. 4.

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'aft pan day, bat hat Med a Nat ego to-day, commanding all
arid nips logo down the river tomorrow ; and al bough tAe
maitre appears tribe foklyPrecautlogarr. and &riling from gette-
rs! grounds, and the evoke puffing around us, it naturally excites a
good deal of (edition. Mr. writes under yefterday's date.
that the French. only four mike from Rostock, were, eapeaod
there in the evening and it leans highly probable they would pro-
ceed immediately to Lubeck, In order to prevent the embarkation
of the Swedes, who yeikerday, hi their retreat to ,lastienbotg, en-
tered that city by force, with the view of finding Clipping there to
carry them over to Swaim, The wind, however, is unftvonralis,
and it is to be feared they win be taken in whole or in part.
great many Swedilh Officers have hot their wills hither, as their
orders were to defend themfeives, unlefs they could otherwik
make good their retreat. It would be a pity if there brave fellows
llsould add to the triumph of Napoleon.. Stettin furrendered laf
Thurfday ! and we heat of :man% cife than that the motions of
tae unfortunate Pruffians are every where marked by drafter and
defeat.
the ilimitner of the 27th ult. you will fee among the inter-
.:rrted correfpondence a letter from Prince Charles of He& (fe-
wer in law of the Prince of Denmark) to Haugwlis, which it is
fuppofed will afford, at kart, a pretext for quarrelling with Ike.
mirk, and rehashes her of Holitein and Schlefwig.
Notwithflanding all there alarming appearances, I Incline to
this& (the optoion is now of very little value) that liamburgh may
be again called on for contributions, bet will be lipared in other
rerpede, at kill for the prefent. She is the only remaining centre
of commerce for Europe, and is fo ufeful in that view, even to

Frame Welt, that her deltrudtlen 'renal be very hurtful, and very
unpopular at bane, and would throw additiocal &falter In the
way of peace with England, if that cyu is ever to be ferioutly
thought of."

0 We are without fear that the French will attack Englith pro-
perty here, haring fo recently and frequently declared, that the
Banfeatic Towns ought to remain free from any external luau •
once or dependency. The holtale meafures which In Conte coo-
quered place. they have adopted agaipft Englifh property, have
been confined eVcry where to manufactured goods, and proceed.
arifing from fuel goods t and as so where Colonial Produce has
been rubjadatitalelsore, we have no rearm to fear that fueh ex-
MEWS will hypo hole
• EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
Ohate we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in-
Panning sL that the Ncvdpaper Agents, by whom their Papaw
are fornattlal Into the estantrf, often futrilltute /then for
Tit brae. This is a Epodes of initiation 'to arid& oar
call•mara ship sin 811P1741wErerez wsw4s . Let tkeiswrite
to their prefent Agents to tiltemstlnue feeling than, and, on in.
farming w, we than give their ordcre to Newfmen, who do
itof predate the fame Eked, Viler), &I not inow the name of
the Agebt, let them Mondani lit eat the fabftituted Paper.
site the date when they Mop, tad pay only op to that dumb
*ding us owlet ro provide them with samba Agent.
WEDNESDAY, NOMARgit so.
PIBICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVAIIIICK.
Confols, for sooner, 6tH—for imam burgs.
) _4inch= 4 f I*-112ctellut 111,, Par t 3i. prom.
PRICE OP xrdocs YESTERDAY.
Rini Etta stet India Beads 31. a as. prem.
3 per CenCited Ann. 6o1; I Imp. 3 par Cent. sot pr
3 pat Cent. Conf. 6tH Imp. Ann. 8
4 Fir Cent. qj4 Ira I per Cents.pst pt
3 per Cent. soy oti eSII Rich. Bills. par p. pr.
Long Ann. 17f 7-04 (Mantuan 4/ rem
Short Ann. rj I Cour. for ate. 6tH)

The outward bound ttanfports are Rill detained at
Falmouth by contrary winds ; a eireumftanee the
more vexatious, as there is every reafon to believe
the enemy will make a thong effort to Ivrea from us
Tome of our late aequifitions.
Nothing has been yet heard of the dellination of
the three French !hips of the line, Which lately el-
caped from Breit, and are probably bound to fotne
point which may be Rill reckoned vulnerable.
Our laft irconhts from the Mediterranean, as our
Readers may recollect, Rated that the Spanies fleet
at Wit was preparing to put to fea. Our ptcounts
are fully confirmed by intelligence received this day
by the Ross cutter, which arrived at Plymouth on
Monday from the Mediterranean, with difpatches
from Confiantinople, and alfo from Admiral Sir
Jona T. DUCXWORTH. 4
The latter difpatches, we underfiand, announce
that twelve fail of the line, with z 4,000 troops, are
ready to fail from Cadiz—Of their dellination little
doubt need be entertained ; and. we lincerely hope the
intelligence of the enemy's intention has been re-
ceived in time to enable Govunment to frußrate
their object'!.
Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH was off Cruthagena, watch-
ing to prevent a juneion of the (hips at Toulon with
thore at Cadiz. We think it very probable that
a reinforcement will immediately be ordered out, to
aftift the gallant Admiral in this very important bu
fines; for in proportion as the French fuecaffes are
toriltiplied on the Continent of Europe, wilt our Go.
vernmcnt deem it necelTary to Introit its exertions to
P. cut off from !ler every foreign refourcc.