Star.
London, England, 1808-09-19 00:00:00

PRESBURG, AUGUST 12.

On the 10th of July in the morning, the Pacha ef
Nissa, f.mir-Aga, notified to the Servians the termi-
nation of the armistice. The ad interim Commander
of the Servians, Stephen Jakoklowitsch, immediately
sent a message to the Semi= senate, communicating
the circumstance, and requesting a rvinforcement of
10,000 men ; his army then consisted of 30,000. On
the 10th and 11th the Turks made several reeve,
ments ; but on the latter day the Servian General
suddenly assembled his troops, and with a part of
these occupied all the batteries and entrenchments
from the source of the Timois as far as IClissa and the
Bulgar-Morawa, while the rest took possession of the
lines of i3rakni.
On the 12th at day-break the Turks advanced from
their entrenched camp with 30,004 men, and atsevea
o'clock attacked ;he Servians at all points. Thelatter
received the Turks with a heavy fire of musketry and
artillery. The engagement was nearly general, a$
the Turks fought most furiously ; but with all their
ardour, and notwithstanding their being jo.ned at
loon by a reinforcement of 10,000 men, they did not
drive in a single Strvian post, nor take one battery.
Tins murderous affair lasted eight hours, at the coq.
elusion of which 11:e Turks itare_ated to their camp. •

PttIVATE LETTER-BANKS OF Tj-IE ELBE, SEPT 9.

The Prince of.Ponte Corvu continues to keep his
headquarters at Hamburgh, and the troops appear
return thither from Holstein, Rcndsburg, and
Altona. The officers and soldiers the army of the
Marquis of Romana that could not embark with that
officer, continue to be transported in small detach,
menu as prisoners of war, under Dutch escorts, to
Magdeburg, whence they are to he sent to Spandau a
must of them preserve the must heroic fortitude, but
sonic of them me a prey to melancholy, mixed with
ndignation and despair.

THE EVENING s'.FAR.

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Since eur last we received French Journals to the
liamburgh Papers to the 10th, and Dutch to
he 17th instant, from which we have given extracts
if every thing wortfiy of notibe.
" The fitlye of the Continent will not be disturbed,"
said the Editor cf the ill'oriteur in his Notes on the
STAR. From every part of the Continent we have
accounts of the. movements of armies and of all the
usual preludes to the most determined and widely
xtended ravages of wnr. The accounts are as yet
:oo confused to allow a detailed inference of the first
Probable scene of operations—excep:ing, in so far as
Spain is concerned. There will probably be made

the first and the most determined assault. But we
repeat what we have before assuled, and wl-At the
imperial Editor has taken so much pains to discredit
—that Austria, if not the first, is the next victim in
order: nor would 'we be surprised, (perceiving as we
do, from all the accounts, that the rallying point for
the French army in Germany is the right bank of the
Rhine,) should they instantly commence operations " •
.against teat devoted country !
On the 7th instant a strong detachment of the Ira.
perial Life-Guards set o,r for !itrasburgh. These, •
as we have seen from former campaigns,. hare been
.he infallible precursors of BONAPAK rfi'S departure
from the. Capital. It he has not before this, it is.
probable in the course of a few days he will have set
out to put himself at the head of the army destined
to act .against Austri.i. The rumours, in a former
Journal, of his intention to undertake a journey, is
repeated. - It is said, that he is to have au interview
with the Emperor ALEXASDIR, at Weimar.
Some accounts, however, assert that the appres
hensions of a war with Austria have entirely vanished,
and that there has bcen'a change in the Austrian
Ministry.—No change can conciliate NAPQLEON.

As all instance of the confidence which the near
King of Naples places in the fidelity of his subjects,•he
has ordered all the rigorous regulations relating to
the manufacture, sale, and carrying of arms, to be re-
vivei. The wearing of a dagger, without due licence,
is a capital offence.
The annihilation of the feeble remains of tbc Prus.
sian Monarchy seems to he resolved upon by France.
The intercepted correspondence, given in the Moniker,
is probably a preliminary fabrication of the French
Government—but if it be authentic, it clearly proves
that a spirit of resistance a?ainst the French prevails
throughout the whole population of Prussia, and
great part of Germany.
Marshal LA'. ES, it seems, Is to have the Command
in Chief of the army in Spain.
The French funds have fallen to 78. 60.

we have also this day received St. Petersburgh
Gazettes to the 25th August. The Gazette of the
24th contains long details of the operations in the war
against Sweden ; but as they do not come clown later
'than the 22d of July, they do not prearnt a single
fact with which our Readers have net been made ac,
cioainie4.-some weeks ago.