Star.
London, England, 1803-09-22 00:00:00

GERMAN?:

HLsao►ta, Styr. 4.—The propolitions which Gen.'
Warms made the day before yefierday to the con•
vocation of the States related to the payment of the
arrears of two months pay for the French troops in
the EleCtorate. The entire pay requifite is ellimated
at 990,000 livres per month. As loon as this lad
mall be paid, it will be endeavoured to take meafures
to leffen the number of the troops, and then it is Lid
the difembodied Hanoverian army will be attended
to. Up to this time, three millions and a half have
been paid to the French. The daily fupport of the
French troops colts the country to or t t,OOO rix.
dollars per day. The Revenges amount only to
4,000,000.
SETT. 6—General MOILTIER is laid to have pro.
poled throwing up Itrong works on Tome points of the
Banks of the Elbe and Wefer. The States, it is
reported, hare rernondrated &gait& this: for the,
red, it is not doubted that this is a meafure of pre.
caution againit the pothbility of a landing of the
Englith. The pay not yet difcharge.i for the dif-
embodied Hanoverian force of t4.33y men, of which
3613 foldiers have alked to be dilnifed, amounts to
543.000 dollars per annpm.
The Legion, which is partly formed at the espencel
of Hanover. of the natives of the country, to fe►ve
wind England, is not continued to be organifed or'
augmented.

ilastauacu, Ace. s6.—We are hers in the mnft
eager espeastion of the news which tnny be brought
by the Englith mail of the isith, Rill due—many of
our hill letters from London having confidently
afured as, that Ruffin had acceded to the propofals
of England, and that in confcquence the Elbe would'
loon ►e fine.

SEPT. 6.—Their Majeßies the Kiss and Quasi
of SWIDIII are arrived, by way of Leipzig ' atifei.
tsar. The day before yellerdzy his korai Highnefs
the Hereditary PRINCI of DiNMAIM, pith the two
Princes, his tons, arrived at Alton*.

- The Danilh troops, in Ho!nein, have received cr.
dens to return to their refpeEtive quarters Thole in
Wandthech and other places in our neighbourhood,
are already broken up. _ _ _

The news fpread by tome of the German Papers.
of a terrible bombardment of Algiers by Admiral
Lord Nx csor, is here generally difcredited, efpeciaUy
as the laft letters from Italy do not confirm it.
li•macritaa, SEPT. 9.—Notwithfianding all the
reports of the railing the b'ockade of our river, and
the evacuation of Hanover, our hopes on this head
are much diminilbed, principally becaufe it does not
Teem likely that the French will give up fo great an
advantage as the poffeaion of Hanover, merely to
open the River for the ikon time that the feafon will
probably permit the Englids to blockade it ; the only
hope is. that as the country is fo poor. it cannot isof-
fibi y fupport fuch a dreadful burden for any long time.
the French moll of neceffity leave it, and fine a
farther infraaion of the neutrality of the North would
moll likely draw on ferious difpntes with the other
Powers, which would be an efatual bar to the fo
much talked of expedition to England, if they are
ferious in it, it is not impoifible that. *het haring
Note:est out all they can, they will retort; lame
but whether this will be before 'vista, is a matter of
south doubt.

The Ling and %tete of Swede. are strived at
'Frankfort. having travelled ihroash Leipfick. Wa-
rner, etc. in all which places they have been received
with every mask of rapt", sad have won the gad
will of all, by their aff4ility and gcaeroftty.