Star.
London, England, 1808-11-01 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, OCTOBER 14.

They write from Berlin% of the 11th instant, that
gg en the Saturday night preceding, a courier arrived
there from Erfurth with official intelligence of the
fortunate issue of the negotiations carrying on at that
place to the advantage of Prussia ; and in the course
of the week a courier is farther expected to bring the
new treaty concluded between Prussia and France,
under the mediation of Russia. His Majesty the Em-
peror Napoleon has solemnly assured our Queen, in
a !cry affectionate letter in his own hand-writing,
in answer to the letter which the Emperor of Russia
had received from Koningsburg from. the Queen, and
cormitunicated at Erfurtb, of the speedy completion`
of all her wishes. Respecting the conditions con-
tained in the above-mentioned treaty, so much is al-
ready known, that we are assured the EmPeror Na-
poleon has abated sixty-eight -.pillions of the contribti-.
uons in arrear due br our Government, and that also
intended for defrayteg the maintenance of his troops.
—lt is further_ hoped also that his Imperial M.a-,
jesty, of Its own accord, will abandon the three for-
tresses of Stettin, Custrin, and Cogan, now occupied
by his troops. We are now positively assured of the
speedy departure of all the French troops from our
territories, and the return of our Court to this capital
Is expected before winter. The Government paper is
at present considerably.on the rise." .
Various reports of pacific arrangements with Eng-
land are here in circulation, though without any foun•
dation.

There are at present at Eranth two Emperors and
lye Kings, with above seventy other persons of dis-
tinction. _ _ _

On the 4th instant, an English armed ship was cast
ashore atSFhagenrif; the crew of which were brought
into Alburg. It had six months provisions onboard
for three hundred men, as also uniforms, arms, and
Imniunition, to the value of one hundred* thous.
iii.dpiLas. Every thing pu board will be savgd.

•
VIENNA, OCTOBER 1.
It is said the States of Hungary have sot only
agreed to complete.the Hungarian regiments every
year, but also to maintain an army of reserve to the
amount of 80,000 men-50,000 infantry, and 30,000
cavalry.
The Russian troops in Moldavia and Wallachia
have lately received large reinfeweements. The army
under Prince Prosorowiski consists now of more than
80,000 men.
BAYONNE, OCTOBER e.
It is said that the General of insurgents, Cuesta, is
on the other side of Poncorbo, with what they call the
grand army of Gallicia. All well informed persons,'
are, however, aware that the Chiefs of the Rebels pos-
sess very little still. Within these three or four days
the troops for our grand army begin to arrive, in
corps of three, four, and six thousand at a time.

MONTPELLIER, OCTOBER 6. •
The last letters from Perpignan contain some
ac-
counts respecting the events of the 25th ult, between
o' troops and the Spanish rebels. Three thousand
French had escorted to Figuieres a considerable con-
voy. On their return they met the rebels in the neigh-
bourhood of Jonqnieres, and there gave battle. Our
troops obtained every advantage, the insurgents had
.many killed and worded, and above four hundred
were taken prisonas.; The remaining insurgents fled
to the mountains.

VITTORIA, OCTOBER s.
The ,Cotirant of this city states to-day, that the
Alcadc, by the order of his Excellency the Minister of
Police, has published a mandate forbidding any one
to harbour a foreigner, without giving notice of it in
twenty-fourisours : It directs also, that all foreigners
shall provide themselves with a licence, and that all
who shall not be so provided, together with the citi-
sass or inn-keepers who shall give them lodgings
shall be considered as spies or their accessories.