Star.
London, England, 1808-03-29 00:00:00

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, FEB. Sts.

Czerni Georges, the Servian General-in-Chief, re-
paired to his estate on the 30th of January, in order
to reside for a time with his family. The Russian
Counsellor of State, Rodofinikin, has just received
dispatches from his Court through Prince Kurakin,
the Russian Ambassador at Vienna.

The Serv:an Senate proceeds, under the direction
of Rodofinikin, to frame and carry into effect the
new laws of the State.

. The repose which winter and the armistice have
afforded Servia has been of the utmost advantage to
this country, which, through the want and necessity
of exerting the limited power of the country to the
utmost, was become almost one camp, and contained
nearly as many soldiers as inhabitants.
Between the 20th and 26th of January the Senate
has held a number of Extraordinary Sittings, in
which, amongst other things, it has been resolved
that the National Assembly shall ceasist in future of
only nine Members, besides the two Presidents, nine
Secretaries, and some Recorders and Clerks. In
consequence of this, four Members of the Council,
three Secretaries, one Recorder, and two Clerks re-
ceived their dismission. The learned Grecian, The-
sida Obradowitsch, Director of the School at Bel-
grade, kas been nominated a Senator,
Though we still hope that the 4 eturn-of:Soing will
bring no renewal cf hostilities, et we arty 611ed.with
apprehensions, from ,the reingrcements whielf the
hostile armies receive. That which. is .come to the
. Russians appears the most numerous. Besides' the
increase of numbers, a whole park of heavy
has been sent from the arsenal to Iciow. 'it is salcl,
that the Field-MarshalProwsorowski, who has been
same time ill, 4to be succeeded in the command by
.Gesteral Golonktechew Kuttssow.

Ai to the Ottonrul army, the principal corps stn-
stet the Grand Vizier himself, appears to be very
weak s Ct is estimated at not more, than five or siz
thousand men, This is occasioned by the absence of
she Janissaries, who are not yet returned from their
winter leave of ahience, and by the remissness with
whitrex the Asiatic Pachas execute the commands pf
the Grand Vizier. Nevertheless, reinforcements are
routing in.
.The famons Kuzanzi-Ali has joined the
pnarriander-in-Chief with a body of 2,000 men. The
greatest force of the Ottomans appears to be distri-
uted along the frontier fortresses of the Danube.
The force of Mustapha Bayraktar, who defends
fliurgewot is from 25 tp 30,000 men, and this Pacha
tonttnues tp strengthen himself, Mullah, Pacha of
Widdin. Ft-Mains quiet in his fortress, possibly not to
grand the *vita*? v,tic, PP that 04i ffc making ne
movginth

PARLIAMENT...Mr PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH irir
The Royal Assent was given by commission to the 'Orders In
Council BM, to the Irish Corn Export Bill, and to two Private
Bills.
The Lords Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Sari
of Aylesford, and Lord Wabingham.
The Malt Duties Continuation Bill, and the Irish Token Bill,
were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Wharton and others,
and severally read a first time. Those on the Table were for-
warded in their several stages.

• ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Their Lordships then, pursuant to the Order of the Day, re-
solved into a Committee on the Orders in Council, to which the
various Petitions against certain provisions of the same were re-
ferred—and Lord WALSING HAM having taken tut Chair, Mr.
Brougham was heard at consideiable length on behalf of the Pe-
titioners.
'lle following Gentlemen were examined at the Bar in sup-
port of the allegations in the Petitions, viz. Mr. W. G. Wood,
Mr. Shakspere Phillips,
.Mr. Wm. Glennie, and Mr. Martin.
About nine o'clock, pending the evidence of the last men-
tioned, Lord AUCKLAND moved, that the Counsel and Wit-
nesses do retire, which being ordered, after a short conversation
between his Lordship, Earl Bathurst, and the Lord Chancellor,
the Committee was ordered to sit again on Thursday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice, that on this day
se'nnight he should move for the second reading of the Bill for
the Improvement of the Administration of Justice in Scotland.
Adjourned till to-morrow, (this day.)