Star.
London, England, 1805-10-17 00:00:00

comndffioned to declare them in his name.

" The Emperor has only one objea—this coati&
in repelling the unjuft attack, and relloring the.inde
pendency of the body of the German Empire, which
has been attacked by the ufurpations, unjult acquits-
tions, and alts of violence of the Court of Vienna.
He will retain poireffion of none of the territories of
Germany which may fall into his hands by the fate
of arms. He guarantees to every Prince the inde-
pendence of his rights and poffefflons, and he will
not lay down his arms till the recefi of the Empire
than be reflored and confirmed on all its bares, and

until Auftria Stall have renounced her monftrous
claims of fequeftration and incarceration, and yield's
up the acquifitiuns which he has made in Suabia,
contrary to the exprefs tenor of the recefi of the Em-
pire, namely, by the acqnifition of Lindao, and un-
til fhe (hall 'have ceafed to make attacks on the in-
dependence and fafety of Germany.
46 The underfigned, who is commiffioned by the
prefent declaration to give a new proof of the benevo-
lent care of his Majelly the Emperor of the French,
efieems himfClf happy in fulfilling fo agreeable a shay.
" Ratilbao, 8 Veademaire, Year re, Sept. go, silos.
(Signed) 44 EACRER,
" Charge d'Affaires for his Majefly the Emperor of
" the French, at the Germs Diet?'
The above declaration has been fent off by the
Envoys here to their feveral Courts, by couriers and
ellafettes. Aa Anllrian and alto a Ruffian counter-
declaration are expeaed loon.
LEMBERG, SEPT. 4.—On the 3oth of Auguff the

firs column of the firß Ruffian army arrived here.
This column coatis of the fine regiment of hultars
of Bauer, of a regiment of grenadiers, another of
chaffeurs, and a regiment of infantry of the line ; a
train of artillery of 32 pieces of cannon, and 2z6
baggage, ammunition, and hofpital waggons. The
whole column contains nOOO men. On the to
inaant arrived the fecund column, confining of
one regiment of dragoons, two of grenadiers, and
two regiments of infantry of the line, with a train
of artillery of 24. pieces of cannon, and a corps
of fappers and miners, in all t t,coo men.—On
the 3d the third column arrived, confining of four
.regiments cf infantry of the line, four battalions of
grenadiers, and the regiment of huirars of the Prince
of Wurtemburg, with 36 pieces of artillery, and a
great number of baggage and pontoon waggons, in
the whole t 3,000 men. On the sth, the fourth co-
lumn paired, confining of three battalions of grena-
diers, three regiments of infantry of the line, with a
great quantity of heavy artillery; and on the 7th,
the fifth column arrived. The fourth and fifth co-
lumns contain each I Imo° men--the troops are com-
i):,fed of handfome, young, firong, and well difci-
plinecl men, chofen from the flower of the army, and
41 new armed and accoutred.
Thui army of 56,0n0 men, which betwco the 15th

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ittsA coat indent, will reach the frontiers ofMoravia, 1
is commanded by General- Kuvosow. The five co-
lumns under him arc commanded by Lieutenant
Generals Prince PANCRATION, Von Elm, MAL.
viva, ScHartrow, and Dactrow : with the fecond
army which is likewife in full march, is the General
in Chief MICHELSON.

LINTS, Seer. 26.—The advanced guard of the
firft Ruffian army, has already arrived at Crems.—
The &It army with the fecond, which will imme-
diately follow it, will amount to 160,000 men.

VIENNA* SEPT. 28.—The anfwer of FEACCe to the
declaration of the Court of Vienna not having ar-
rived, has retarded the departure of the Ambaffador
LA ROCH IF OUCAULT. It has however been comma
nicated to him that be than receive his paffports as
foon as Count COBENTZEL, and all the Anfirians who
are at Paris, fhall have received theirs. •

The Ruffian troops will be. in part conveyed in
3000 carriages from Bruno to Brannan, where they
will arrive on the loth of Oaober.

The Emperor ALEXANDRZ is expeaed at Vienna,
and a number of the apartments in the Imperial Pa-
lace are fittted up for his reception. That Monarch
left St. Peteriburgh on the salt of September, and
on the 26th arrived at Pulavi, which is very rapid
travelling.
Lan night a courier was fent off to the Comman,
dant of the firft column of the Ruffian troops.
NUREMBERG, OCT. t.—On the 27th of Septem-
ber, the EleEtor of Bavaria 'concluded a Convention
with France, by virtue of which his troops are to
join the French army, and the fortrefs of Wurtz-
burg to be 4livered up to the lattcr. This has al-
-1 ready been carried into effect.

Yefletclay morning their Maientits, with feveral
attendants, took an airing in the neighbourhood of
Brentford and Ealing.
Yetlerday the CHAIICELLOR of the not lova had
an audience of his Miriam at Kew Palace.
Mr. PITT yellerday evening dined with Lord Mut..
GILA•II,_ at his houfe_ at Fulham. _ _ _

Mr. HARRIson, of the Temple, has been appointed
third Secretary to the Right Honourable the Lords
Commiffiocers of his Majetly's Treafury.
The Earl of Emstsztta.t N was on Tuefday mar-
ried to Lady C. Pacer, daughter of the Earl of
'haunts', at Plafnewycld. in Wales. The Earl and
Countefs of UXBRIDGE gave the Bride away. Her
Ladyfhip's fitter, and feveral other perfons of
tion, were prefent on the oecation.

Yefterday a Court of Directors was held at the
Eel India Houfe, when Captain MILLIKEN CIAIO
was fworn into the command of the Iliip Elphinftone,,
configned to Bombay and China.
The Garman Legion is to be embarked before the
ezpiration of the prefent week. The flat divifion of
the tranfports ordered for that fervice is now. at Ramf-
gate.
The Divifions of the t4th Foot, which were Oar•
tered at Battle and Haftings, marched from thence
yefterday on their route to Lewes. They will she
relieved at Hallings by the Eaft, and at Battle by
the Weft Norfolk Militia.
The 4oth, 88th, and five companies of the gstli
regiments, with a fquadron of the gth Light Dra•
gowns, occupy Bexhill Barracks, lately vacated by
the German Legion.
A letter from a paffenger in one of the fleet front
the Leeward Hands, dated at fea, on the Bth initant,
in lat. 49. 40. long. Is. so. Rates, that the Beet yet
terday amounted to 184 fail. The Hymns, parted after
the gale.on the sth and 6th of September. Three
days agn we had ftrong winds. The brig Clarence'
is milling; !be was much diftreffed, making three
feet water in an hnur. The Rofetta, MARSHALL:, for
Barg. is alfo miffing. The Ganges, RAND, from
St. Kitt's to London, parted from tht fleet on the
6th ult.

A letter from Hamburgh, dated September 27,
feys—His Swedifh Majeily having afked the Danifh
Miniary what part they would take in the prefent
circumflances ? has received for reply, that Denmark
owed no one any account of her intentions or allions.
She is determined to make common caufe with Pint.-
fla to prevent the Ruffians or Swedes from landing
in Pomeran;a ; 34,000 men are in Holflein, under the
command of the Prince Royal. Another Dana
Army is forming in Norway,_to penetrate into Swe
den, if neceffary.
We have received New York Papas to the 3d RI
September. A peace has been concluded between
Tripoli and the United States of America.
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We are truly Corry, on the authority of private
letters, which we yefierday received from New York,
to announce to our Iteaders the afiliAing intelligence,
that the yellow fever has again broken out there.
with a violence the molt alarming. The following
is one of the letters which communtcate the calamity.
It is from a merchant in New York, to his correfpon•
dent is town :
" New York, Sept. i 3, Igoe.
fait wrote you on the 4th, by the Britilh Packet. Since that
period, the 'Sped of things has entirely changed in our Cky.—
From a tolerable Rate of health, we have been bunched 'incl.&
complete Rate of yellow fever. Nothing but eensfuflon has pre-
vailed for the kit eight days. AU who could have removed ; bet
there are UM too many ranaining. The deaths, as yet, have been
few • yet nearly aU who have taken the fever have Wen vidima.
The general opinion b that had the dry weather continued vre
fhould have efcaped. Rainy Reatillai however, fet in for a few
day previous to trty kit, and cleared up warm. The confequence
was, the commencement of thk dreadful [merge. Since k hegan
we have had a continuance of dry weather, and the Phyildans by
it has retarded the provers of the fever. This day be kw* a
North Raft earns, and every appearance of its continuance forte-
veral days. If fo, and k clears up warns, this terrible ev4 will
rage with rednubkd fury. I have removed about four miles from '
the Cky, Ste."
It is with regret we announce the death of Mr.
PASCAL SMITH and Mr. ADAM SMALL, among the
refpeitable inhabitants.
The letters are alto full of complaints of the treat-
ment which their commerce has experienced frogs otiV
cruizers, &c.
All the Twenty Thonfands ! all the Ten • u-
rands, and nearly all the other Capitals of the pm
fent Lottery are yet in the Wheel. Teti Tb tufand
Pounds will be given to the Fir(!-drawn Ticket on
baturday • fuch another opportunity eillaaot occur
Will the rant year.