Star.
London, England, 1808-02-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN lATELLIGENCE.

SEMLIN, JANUARY IS.
The Servian Senate., holding its sittings at Bel-
grade, has :clopted the first article of the Project of
Coastitution, proposed by the counsellor of state, Ro-
dofinikin, it. relates to the sale of lands and houses.
The three articles containing the division of Servia
into districts ; the establishment of custom-houses on
the frontiers on the side of Austria ; and the means of
making industry and commerce flourish, have been
adjourned.—On the 4th and sth, the Senate was oc-
cupied solely in the nomination of the members of the
tribunals in the towns, and the justices in the villages.
—On the WI, were sent to the authorities of the coun-
try, the laws and instructions, according to which thE
tribunals are to proceed in matters of law and polity ;
they are ?Tinted in the Illyrian language.
WARSAW, JANUARY 20.
The King of Saxony has founded a military order
of the Duchy of Warsaw.

BERLIN, JANUARY 21.
The plan for the new organization of the Prussian
army is entirely. finished. -There will be a general
conscription, totally new. The army is to be entirely
composed of natives • in consequence, all foreigners,
whether officers, subalterns, or soldiers, will be dis-
missed The number of Generals mill be diminish-
ed ; the regiments will have only Colonel. There will
be only two Captains of the Staff of each regiment ;
the Ouarter-mastersand Almoners will be suppressed ;
there will be Almoners only in time of war.

VIENNA, JANUARY 27.
The Greek merchants here expect from Salonichi a
considerable quantity of cotton—more than 10,000
bales ; it is to come by land. •

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 26.
The Minister of State, Count Bernstorff, is still here,
on account of the importance of the events which may
be expected to take place he will continue to reside at
Copenhagen with the Prince Royal, as also will the
French Minister, ,M. Didelot.

ALTONA, JANUARY 28.
The Prince Royal having °Mend that a Commit-
tee shall be appointed in the city, for the establishment
of a corps of armed citizens, this Committee has pie-1
sented to his Royal Highness a plan, which the Prince
has approved, according to which this corps will con-
sist of eight companies, of 100 men each. It is to do
military duty in case of need, and in the absence of
troops of the line ; and to watch over the tranquillity
of the city, and maintenance of the police. •
UTRECHT, FEBRUARY 4. -

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24.
Sr. MATHIAS.--NO business done at the Stock'Exchange.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESI'ER3 Y.
Bask Stock 292 2311 India Bonds, .'s. 4s. dis.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 134 if Imperial Ann. 71 I-16ths
3 per Cent. Cons. 63.1 Ex. Bills, par
4 per Cent. PM Omniutn rrtmi.
5 per C Navy 9919 T • English Tick, ts, 211.
Long Asionities is 15-16114 Consuls for acc. 634 ii
India Stock 1714

A Mopitpx, of one day later date, has been re-
ceived. We have also added a few articles from some
of the'earlier papers.
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Instructions, it is said, have been sent to the British
Resident at Bussorah, as to the measures to be adopted
by him to keep open the communication with Bom-
bay, in the event of hostilities with Persia. The Arabs
i ire stated to be .v.try formidable on the western fron-
HOUSE, OF LORDS, FEB. 23. tier, and to have marlifested a dispositicn particularly
The Malt Duty Bill was read a third time and passed .
favourable to the Et' glish.
The Bank 'flute Millions Loan Bill, and Unclaimed Dividends
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fill, were brought up from the Commons, and read a lint time. symptoms of partiality and favour towards
~ord HAWYESBURY hid on the table a return to the order America, which not long since were apparent in the
for laying information before the }louse respecting the execution'
, conduct of France,ceased. have lately On the con.
of the French Decree of Blockade with increased rigour • and also 1
a variety of papers relative to the'American Treaty, &e.--Ordered tear and the private letters received yesterday fronsCalais,
to be printed. " of the 9th instant, contain statements, which prove
On the motion of Lcird ST. JOHN, the order of the day for that great rigour is practised towards the Americans
taking into consideration a motion of which he had givtn notice s iri the execution of the blockade decrees. They men.
for so:pending the Orders in Council, was dischArged; and the 1 .. •
that seven Amerian vessels had been captured
Noble Lord stated, that on Thursday hr should resew his notice i ttolr4
for a subsequent day. - . ' • i by' French privateers, and brought into that port the
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AMERICAN INTERCOURSE BILL. Iprecedin'g week ; and it is even said, that all Ame- •
On the motion for the second reading of the Arne- limn vessels-are seized by the Trench privateers, fiknn
rican Intercourse Bill, - I whatever port they may scOffie„ and to whatever port
LordArCKI:AND said, he should not advert to the , they May be bOund;with as much severity as if .a war
;nstructions of the Treaty of 1795, which bad taken Were actually earrieciOnbetiveen franee and Americo.
Place on the other side of the Atlantic; nor to the lt Might be thought 'that; these were, in fact, acts of
incohsistency of Ministers' in hrinking 'in this ' Bill, ' precaution a 4.4 friendship toward America, in order
'atm; the decided opinions which they had formerly to oreirenf tf.t Same yesselarom being seized by us ;
expeessed on this subject. These were subjects of too bier in that case, the Captains and crews would not be
minute a n ;titre to occupy his attention. He was put iii pr ison oft arriving on shore, which, unless our
disposed to give them every credit fey the measnse taelligence is false, is however done.
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On Monday ;nd Tuesday last the Baron de Mu-
nickhausen, Minister Plenipotentiary from the King
of Westphalia ; and the Baron de Felz, Minister from
the Emperor of Austria, presented their letters of au-
dience to his Majesty. -
The French cutter the Dunkirk-brought in here the
English ship the Sally, which,she had captured.

PARLIAIWEN3'ART PROCEEDIyGS.