Star.
London, England, 1808-04-18 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

FROM TIIF. DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.
The King of Prussia has been stripped of another
portion of the territory reserved to him by the Treat♦
of Tilsit, as appears by the following Edict, which
was published at Breslow, on the 15th March—
" We, Fred• rick William, by the Grace of Gun, King of
Prussia, make known: that whereas, by a Contention With the
Emperor of the French and King of Italy, We hake ceded the
Province of New Silesia, to be added to the Du: by of Warsaw;
we deem etirselves obliged, by virtue of thit cession; to dismiss
all our servants in the province from their duties towards us, se
as not to prevent their contracting neW obligations to eontinut
r. w employments; we shall also feel, in (Mitre, a lively consi-
deration for the fate of those who have been our faithful servants
ti" now, and will always keep them in remembrance.
• 61 Given at KoltiLgsberg, lan. rt. " FitTDERICIC WILLIAM.
" BARON VOX STZeINth

WESTPHALIA:

THE KING OP WF.STPIIALIA'S DECRF:F. TO 11Tjalq SOME

BRITISH GOODS FOUND AT MARSURN!!.
" We, Jerome Napoleon, &c. &C. at the report of our Mints:.
ter of Justice, and for the Home Department, have ordered, and
do order as follows:
" Art. 1. Ihe English gdods that have been seized at Mar-
burgh, on theist instant by order of the Perfect of the Depart-
ment of the Warre, and which have been discovered to be Eng-
lish manufacture, by the mere Pants and assessors of the Deputa-
tion of Commerce, charged with examining them, and being also
deigned as such on the books the house of Wondecker and. Co.
at Wetsiar, shall be immediately burnt on the public placLs of
Marburgh.
" Art. 2. Our Minister of Justice, and for the Home Depart-
ment, is charged With the execution of the pr"esent Deerev, which
shall be inserted in the Bulletin of the Laws.
" Done in our Royal Palace, at Cassel, Feb. 5, 1808, In the
second year of our reign."
HAMBURGH, MARCH S.

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Another portion of the Electorate of Hanover has
been given to King Jerome. It lies between the ‘Veser
and the Emtner, and comprises the bailiwick of Pelle,
the town of Bodenwerder, and parts of the bailiwicks
of Gooliside and Opsen.
It is said that Etruria, the Mark of Ancona, and
Civita Vecchia, are to be united with the kingdom of!
Italy.
Colonels Harnelianges and
.Stackset, Aides-de=
tamp to Prince Polite COrvO, have returned to this i
city from Copenhagen ; whither they went on ser-
vice connected with the projected invasion of Scania.
It is reported that the King of Denmark has sug-
gested some difficulties to the entrance of a French
army into Zealand. Colonel Harnamges was Im-
mediately dispatched to Paris.
Although the march of the French troops into Hol-
stein has been suspended, depots of provisions conti-
nue to be formed for their accomniodatien at Elmen•
horst and it Apenrade, at which latter place a
considerable number of small vessels have been col-
lected to transport them across the Belt.
A convention has been signed between Denmark
and France, by which 12,009 Danish -troops are to
act with the French army destined against Sweden,
under the command of the French Getteral—another
body of Danish troops, under the command of a Da-
nish Officer, is to be ettiployed in the Swedish expe-
dition, and is now assembling ii Zealand. This con.
vention, it is further stated, stipulates that ao French
or Spanish troops are to be quartered in Holstein,
BANKS OF THt MAINE, MARCH 26.
Sinyrna is again blockaded by the English, and
Constantinople suffers greatly from a scarotty,pf pro-
visions ; the greatest vigilance is exerted on the part
of the Government to restrain the starving populace
from acts of outrage.