Star.
London, England, 1806-10-21 00:00:00

HANOVER, OCTOBER 7.

All the roads leading to Paderborn have been
mending for Coma time pat!' by the peafantry, who
hive been put in requiatioft. 'Thle meafure is taken
to facilitifithe marlin(' the troops to Weaphalia.
Ocrostn to.—ln eonfequence of the news re-
ceived aim the &Preach betereen Prnffia and
England are in a .ftirisliity of being amicably fettled,
a number of petfoiir willted to illuminate their
bottles. But as a premature illumination might be
Pinduitive of bad confequences, it has been forbid-
den under the penalty of fifty rix dollars.
The King of Ptuala has publitica 1 Poeta matlon,
declaring his intention not to make ufe of his right to
call on the fobjells of the Eledorate to raife foldiers,
any (either than to join the former Hanoverian mi-
litary, to defend their country and homes, prornifing
that they Man not be employed againft their former
Sovereign, nor fen. oat of the Elelloriter
WEII4AR, OCTOBER 1.
On Sunday the sth ;tlent, the Prince 'of Hdlftus..
lobe, and Lieutenant General Von kuchels atfl4eft
at his Majelly's head quarters at Erfurt, where, ih"
Idiliaajalty.spiefence, and with the Duke of En:m(-
1148 k and //teasel Mollendorf, a long military cen-
fereitce was held. On the day follaring, the Prince
of Hohenlohe, and General Rua;tiel, returned to their
Istpe4lire polls.
The Prato tron'os are continually advancing,
and will very fwalse in the pretence of the'enemy.
OCTollalt I.o.—Thnugh the Pruffian head quar-
ter{ were at Erfurt yelletday, the whole army
is on ch., point of advancing ; and the head quarters
be removed to Blankenberg, in the county of
,aleiehesi, in Thuringia. M. La Fora is at Erfurt,
where he lath remain till General KnobeUdorf returns
from Paris.
RA:AnUncii, OCTOBER i 5.
Theta Can be no doubt of the commencement of
hoailities between PruBia and France. A flight atir•
milk has taken place between Hoff and Ingoldadt, in
which the Prufaans were outnumbered, and forced to
eat. The number of the Pruffian troops now
concentrated within the fpace of ten miles, is accu.
tetchy Hated at one hundred and twenty-two thou.

rand men.
A report is prevalent and believed 'hem ibat the
garrifon of Frankfort has refufed to a man to march
with a diviaon of French troops, of nearly to,ooo
men, who had been ordered by Bonaparte to 'ski
the garrifon with them.
It is generally undcrftood that the German Sub.
ices of the French and their Allies will all join the
"'ruffians, if any opportunity occur•

11111MTH. ocrona 9.
11Kbpdpar4nof,his Pr!fp Plajefly are about
to be remaxe4MAoVipn.
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The French Empe'reorlhlatelladsberg. LaR night
the Camp at Schweidfurth i►rts fuddenly broken up,
and marched to the former place. It is Paid that
while the French Ertperor WAS at Werneck, he
&etched a plan of opertnissie quite different from
that which was firit intender,. '
FRANCONIA. °nom 6,
The French army in this quarter is day reinfor-
ced. The troops from all quarters 'eoneentre them-
felves in the diltrkl, of the Upper Main. There are
30,000 men near Schweinfurt. Nearly :coo of the
troops of Darrnaadt have marched off to join the
former, and more are expected to follow.

HANAU, OCTOBER 7.
The corp.; under Marfhal Augereau is attending
the Main, towards Schweinfurt. A camp is traced
out near Lauenden; and at Hollnadt they are throw-
ing up very itrong works.

LEER, IN EAST FRIESELAND, OCTOBER
Yeflerday orders were given to lay an embargo
upon all the Dutch (kips in this port. It is fnppofed
that a fimilar nseafure will take place on the pail of
Holland, with refped to Putt Han yards.
VOOTLAND, OCTOBER 6.
Several frontier places of Bayreuth, as Butabach,
are occupied by the French. On the other fide of
Cronach, near Steinwiefen, the French collated a
corps of Moo light troops. Several foreigners, who
called themfelves travellers,4have been arrefted in this
county.

FROM THE MATH, 0"TOBER 7.
The Archdnke of Baden fet not to 'Mt the head-
quarters of Napoleon on the 3d ;nllant. The report
that the Eleetor of Heffe repaired to Wnrtzburg,
immediately after his return froni the Prof Gan head-
quarters at Naumbnrg, is not confirmed.
On the 3d inftant the Swt.dilh Chancellor of the
Court, Count Lowenhielm, arrived at Cairel from
Hamburgh.

The organization of the National Guards iallavaria
is nitirnately refolved upon, and the French General
is charged with fuperintending their formation.
They mite from Henan, that an Aide de Camp
of bkpfltalAisgereau has brought to the Comroan-
art of the fame city an affurance in writing, that
Die Nprtcon has acknowledged the nentra•
city pfj:Waii&all the corps of the French army
have received polities, orders to avoid, as much as
poffihle. touching not only the Heffian territory. or
that which is dependant on. or under the protettion
of his Eletinral Highnefs.

The fortifications of Wefel are carrying on with
fuck activity. that the French pull down on the left
Bank all the fuperfluous chnrchm, among the fell at
Andernach, to procure none'.

FRANCKFORT, OCTOBER 7.
At prefent only (mall troops of cavalry go through
here to the army : but large quantities of bread are
fent d4ily by water to Wurabnrg. The corps of
Oodinot is now entirely beyond idelikalm and Hei-
delburg, towards rranconia.
Since the 3d of this moWth no more troops have
pallid through this city ; but we (ball immediately
have th ourellVirbos an army of referve of 25,c00
men, which Mill be commanded by Martha' Monier,
who is expeEted here in a few days, and who will
ellablith here his bead-quarters.
Our Sovereign has enured the report to be contra-
dieted that the young men of this city would be flab-
jeCted to the confcription, and forced to join the army
BAVARIA, OCTOBER s.

Brannan is now entirely Rot up by the French.—
MI the poft waggons, travellers, waggons, &c.
mull
now gn by Burgh:Wen. On the 6th intlant, the Em-
peror Frincie, and the Archduke Charles, are ex-
folltek. at-Salzburg. The Bavarian Regiments in
'Tyrol ham chiefly received orders to break up for
,Prsiescaskaf sad are already on the march. Six thou-
fared psammof Wsureniberg, and }ono of Baden, are
to amiable loon at Elwangen.
MEMEL, OCTOBER 4.
We bear that another Ruffs= Manifeflo will fol.
low that which has made its appearance.
VIENNA, OCTOEF.R 4.
The army of neutrality. coal:Ring of twentyaix
regiments of cavalry and infantry, are already on
their march, in order to occupy the Rations atligned
them. A courier has arrived in this city, from Ber-
lin, in two days, and yenerday returned again. Yef-
terday a whole battalion of foldiers arrived here, that
bad been in a French prifon : according to their ac-
count, they had been very humanely treated.
The regiment of Efterhazy, four thoufand Rrong,
have paired through this city, on their way to Up-
per Aullria.
The Archduke Charles returned to this City yef
terday from Upper Auntie, and his Majelly the Em-
peror is expe6ed to day at Luxemberg.
Count Kalkreuth, General in the fervice of Prairie,
' arrived here the day before yeßerday : he is charged
' with a million on the part of his Mailer : immediately
after his arrival he had a long conference with the
Count de Stadion, Water for Foreign Affairs.
In confequence of the (Ohm of neutrality adopted
by Auftrim a line of demarcation has been drawn for
the fecorlty of the country along the frontiers of Gel.
malty 'and Italy. This line is Ibiongly furnifbed with
troops ; but as the (Modem of Italy do not requite

'o ftrong a force, feverat Hungarian regiments have
received orders to march into Bohemia and Upper
Audria.

General Asmasossr, who is RiU here,'btrt pre-
paring to qui. this city, has received as a prefent (rim
tri% Imperial Majeily a very rich !buff box, fet with
diamonds.