Star.
London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

THE HAMBURGH MAIL,

That fell due yeflerday, arrived this morning. We
are happy to find by the accotints from Vienna, that
the national fpirit is not dcpreffed, but rather roufed
by the late difafirous events. The young men are
fo eager to enlift themfelves in the militia, that the
numbers ale entirely filled up, and all the open places
about the city are occupied in the ezercife of the Vo-
lunteer Militia. The Auflrians retreat only to con-
centrate their forces, and obtain the jingtion of the
Ruffian forces ; and the Cabinet of Vienna entertains
no doubt of being able, in a fhort time, to retrieve
the dilafters occafioned by the unforefeen paffage of
the French through Anfpach. The fubjoined ac•
counts received by the mail need no comment, being
faff.ciently explicit of themfelves :
Limstian, OCT. IS —A Ruffian column confin-
ing of thirteen thoufand men, after pafUng a night
in this town, proceeded by forced marchts on their
route. They will fhortly be followed by 40,000.
MUHLDOEF ON THE INN, OCT. 3o.—The Emperor
NAPOLEON has been lodged here for the laft twenty
four hours, in an Inn. His Generals, for want of
beds, fleep on thaw. He was himfelf inceffantly oc-
cupied in dilating orders to his Adjutants for the
different divifions of his army. He never took off
his clothes, and flept only a few hours on a fofa. The
greateft part of his army has already advanced upon
Lintz and Salzburg. They no where found refill-
ance, for both the Aufirians and Ruffians conftant-
ly retreat as the French approach, to wait -he arrival
of the fecond Ruffian army. There retrea s do not
pleafe the French, who rather with that the Generals
KUTU SOW and KIENKEYBR Iholll4 make a Hand on
the Inn, and thus give time for tome other corps that
are on their march to furround them. The French de-
clared openly, that their march is dirated (freight to
Vienna. The Emperor Neror.FON let out to-day, at
noon, to join his army.
SALTZBORQ, Ocr. 3 t.—Yefterday a large divifion
of the liavariaa and French army entered this town
under Marlhal BERNADOTTE. One part of this divi-
fion took the rout for Hallein, and the other pro
cecdcd on the road for Ncurnarkt and Stralfwalchen.

Sawa, Nov. 9.—It was 7ematked, that the it
tercourfe betwixt our King and the Archduke A..
THONT whitQ here, was of the mott friendly and fami-
liar nature. His Imperial Highnefs, as well as the
Emperor AtAxasoaa, have both left this place fur
Drefdcu.

Next Tuefday Count HAUGWITZ, accompanied by
the .Counfellor of Legation, Lox BARD, Will feu out
for the head quarters of the Emperor NAPOLEON, to
sake propofitions, on the part of the King, for the
re-eitablifliment of a general peace.
It is aged, that the anfwer of the French Empe-
ror to a certain declaration of our Court, has been
already received. Lard HARROW/1Y is daily expeCted
1 from London.

It is believed here, that the projected expedition of
the Ruffians, Engla, and Sweds into Holland wilt
be abandoned.

LEIPSIC, Nov. 9.—The news of a mote intimate
alliance between Ruilia and Pruffia having been form-
ed on the 3d inft. is confirmed with this addition, that
it will be acceded to by the Court of Vienna. Hopes
are entertained, that happy refults will attend this
connection for the re-ellablifitment of peace, and the
interefis of humanity. Count HAUCWITZ, the Pruf.
Gan Minifter, is to fet off on the tith fur the French
head-quarters, in order, if poffible, to effea a refits.
ration of peace, and to propofe an armed mediation
under certain conditions. The treaty of Lunevilles
will, it is faid, remain in force.
Scowsates Nov. 9.—Yelle-day the Ruffian Conn.
feller of State, IL d'Ousat t, arrived here from Berlin
on his way to London, with certain propotitions.--
(The Editor of the Ifaxiank Correftersdese of the
tath mentions his having palfed then through Ham.
burgh.) When his Ruffian Majefiy, in company
with the King of Proffitt, vifited the tomb of FREDE.
LICK the Great, at midnight on the sth of Novem.
her, in the Garrifon Church at Potfdam, the two
Monarchs laid theirhands on the cheft which contains
the remains of this great man, and interchanged
with each other vows of eternal friendfltip and in•
violable fidelity.
H anovE a, Nov. 9—The columns of Ruffian troops
are tow advancing through the Lanenbourg and
Mecklenburg territory, and they are daily expeCted
to crofb the Elbe, and to enter the territory of Lunen.
burg. The Swedifit troops are advancing by the
fame route.

MAIIMING EN, Nov. I.—GeneraltVonrsztat. thew!
liimfelf to be a dexterous partifan and warrior....
After the Mailer which the Aultrian army expe-
rienced at Ulm, Marlhal Souvr attempted to fur..
round him with his corps at Biberach, but he f?ught
his way through, and arrived fortunately with fifteen
thoufand men at Bregentz. The French General
had no (cow retreated than be extended his troops
to Stockath, Raveniburg, and Leutkirch. There
were ftraggling parties, which the day before yeller.
day made their way from Upper Guntzberg, and
took feveral French Officers at Mindelhcim by fur-
, prife. He has with him fome fquadrons of the
Blankenftein HulTars, who attempt the molt defpe-
Irate enterprifes.
VIENN A, Nov. E.—His Majelly the Emperor and
King returned on the 3111 of alober, from the
journey which he made to the Auarian and Ruffian
army on the Inn. Nothing of importance has taken
place 'ince the incidents publifked in the tall Gazette,
either with the Aulirian army in Italy, or that on
the Inn, except that the Bavarian fortrefs of Ober.
haus, oppolite Petal,. commanding the Danube, has
been taken by efcalade, by a battalion of the Petet,-
waradin frontier regiment, under the command of
Major General CE:sAviLtat, on which occafion, a
Captain and four tuber Officers were made prifoners,
and tzo common trEo: fix pieces of cannon, e theft,
and all the provifions of the fortrefs, fell into our
hands. The French army in Bavaria, which has for
feveral days interrupted the courfe of polls from
Suabia and Franconia, has not yet advanced to the
Auftrian frontiers, but a part of this army appears
to intend to all againft the Tyrol. Another corps,
under the command of Prince MUIAT, is in the
Upper Palatinate. The Government has taken
fuch meafures as may be expected from its care and
forefight, for the defence of the frontiers.
His Imperial Majefty will repair in a few days to
Prague, where he will have an interview With the
Emperor of RUS.IA.
On the t7th inftant the Archdnke Joan left In-
fpruck, and fet out for the army in Italy.
The Militia of the Tyrol, to the amount of twenty
thoufand men, has been called out ;, and the levy in
mafs is ordered.
Accounts received from the Army of Italy flat.,
that the Archduke CHARLES is on his march to the
Tyrol, at the head of from zy to 30,000 Ruffians,
to meaace and even take the enemy in flank.
The recruiting is continued with the unroll allivi.
ty : Vienna and the fubarbs furnifh 7yoo men.
The French Legation left this city thez7th of
Ofloher.
No atalliEßGl Nov. 4.—The Auftro-Ruffian Arml
has quittld its pefition on the Inn, retired behind the
Ems, and concenteree, it is raid, all its forces in and
near Saltzburg. This almoll inacceffiole poli:ion,
covered by mountains, rivets, and lakes, ntaintains
the communication with the Tyrol, Stiria, Carin-
thia,, and by confequence with Italy, turn. the wings
of the centre of the French Army, and even threat-
ens the rear, in cafe it fitculd icnetrate by the lial-

',fiend or quarter of the Inn, Into tipper Maria.—'
The principal plan of the Emperor NAPOLEON appears
to be to prevent the junftion of this army with that
of the Archduke ; and if he fhould not fucceed in
that, at least to force that Prince to abandon his poll
tinn between the Adige and the Tagliamento, in or-
der to give facility to General Massitta to ad-
vance.

The centre of the French army, which pafred the
Inn on the 28th of o.4ober, took poffedion of Bra-
mau on the 29th ; and the Alsatians, who had car-
ried by aff.tult the fort of Oberhaus, evacuated it on
the 26th.

The corps of Marfhal NEY did not incline towards
the Tyrol, but into Bavaria ; and Upper Suabia, be-
ing by this movement entirely freed from French
troops, the Auftrian corps from the Voralberg has
again extended itfclf between the 111er and the Lake
of Con(lance.

The corps of Martha! Avc aIIEAO appears difpofed
to quit the Brifgan, to advance by the Black Foreft
into Suabia, and to extend his left wing towards Sulz
and Alperfpack.

CUXHAVEN, Nov. B.—General Von nea DECEEN,
accompanied by his aids-decamp, arrived here to-
day at noon, on board of an Englifh brig of war, and
has announced, that the Hanover legion, and a
corps of Britifh troops may be expeeted to land every
moment in the Elbe and the Wczer.
WESTPHALIA, NOV. B.—The Pru Man forces, which
are ready to .161, amount to 180,000 men. A corps
of Ruffians which will be commanded, it is f.tid, by
General ICALEKREUTN, is expetted in the country of
Oldenburg.
NAPLVII, OCT. B.—The Emperor NAPOLEON has
acknowledged the neutrality of the kingdom of Na-
ples. The French army under the command of Ge-
neral Sr. Cv a, amounting to 28,000 men, will, in
confequence, quit the Neapolitan territory, and
march to join the army of Italy, under the command
of MAMMA.,