Star.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNE so.
• From the moment that Sweden received fubfidies
from Great Britain. and made common eaufe with
that power, it has been °bier/ed, that ender favour
of the Swain, flag, the fraudulent introduction of
Englifb manufanures has mnch increafed, to the
injury of our national indultry. To prevent this, his
Catholic Mikity has ordered that the ports of his
kingdom fhould be (hut againl all Swain' (hips, as
long as their Sovereign (hall continue to make cow
mots caufe with England, the enemy of Spain, and
of France, her intimate any. His Catholic Maker
hat, however, been pleated to allow, that fuch Swe-
dint veffels as (ball be in his ports at the period of
rite publication of this Decree, may remain there
during the time neceffary for the teal:Station of their
bufinefs. The molt effeflual way to compel the'
Engli(b to abandon their (yftem of war is, to dole
agaian them all the markets for that trade which ls
the principal fupport of their power.

NOLLAAD.
HIERLEM. JULY ti.
There is nn particular news fre-ns Berlin, though
fome information was received there on the Bth init.
from Colonel Krufernark, It St. Peterfburgh, who is
in that capital upon the affairs of Sweden. Baron
Budberg is appointed to an onpot tent poll at St. Pe-
terthurgh. M. Alopeus, the Ruffian Envoy. paired
through Magdeburg's, on his way to Brunhild, on
the 6th indent.
The pacific turn of the intelligence received on the
Lower Elbe from England, of the t tth ina. his bad
conliderable influence upon Continental affairs with
yelped to trade.

ROTTERDAM. JULY ry.
The Paris letters to the lath, only aate that the
hopes of an approaching General Peace &limp in-
creafe in that capital. The 5 per Cent. ronfols,
jorifirire of theta March, are at 66 francs 5 centimes.
•

TURKIir.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUN?
Refpefling nur differences with 'Ruff** and England,
tee are fill an the Paine fituation ; • but we {eft affnred
that an Englifh and a Itiaffian• fleet will very ran ap•
pear before the Dardanelles. We alto know that the
Porte till cootineer to reface an? paffage.thiough the
Dardanelles, either to Ruffian flii.ps of weir K tuber
vefftls- with warlike floret, &c. • A flip reader
tral colours, with lead, from the Black, Seas buboes
detained. . • .• •-. • • •
The Captains of the merchantmen which lately at.
rived here from the Archipelago, tinier Rullian•r.
lonrs, and had difregarded the,order of the Turk?*
Admiral to hoill thole of his Sovereiltor wider Psi",
of confikation. remained one clay after theft orders
were given ; but on the fame night, availing thetas
felves of a favourable wind. and to avoid a catalpa*
ante with this order, they flipped their cables,;.and
failed for the Black Sea. The Grand Admiral, how-
ever, being well acquainted with thefe velTris, his
given orders for them to be feized on their return.
The Porte has made a regulation repelling the
dreli of flrangers in the Turkith territory, which is to
relegate that worn by the Muffeltnen; inch perfons as
do not chute to conform to this order, are to pay a
yearly tax from 75 to too piadres, according to their
circumilances. Three frigates have been difpatcbed
to the Black Sea in the courfe of a few days pall,
which arc to take in fhirtimber, copper, and other
necelfary materials, at 'rrebifond, Heraclea, and
Sinope. ,

aaßmAivr.
VIENNA. JULY fit
Our expedition to .Cattaro under Field Marlhal
Bellegarde, will be If cOnfiderable expellee to our
Court, it being found ',cedar). co fupply the troops
Kith a large Rock of pi ovifions.
The Duke of Saxe Tefehen will fltortly fit out
upon a journey to Toplitz, and from thence proceed
to Drefilen.
JULY 5....-Our Conrr Gazette, under the head
Turley, contains the following intelligence :
• '"'The lateß acetones from Egypt are of a more
favourable nature than tbofe before received from
shit country.. OnAie satit of May Gurfchuk Ins.
fahor arrived at Conßantinople from Cairn, with
advice that the Mutinous Beys were willing to accept
the treaty ',Wed them if their former r ights were con-
firmed to them.. He at the faMe time brought a re.
prefentation from the 'different clatfes of the inhabi-
tants Of' Egypt, paying the potation of the Porte
againl the barbarous ferocity and infat:able avarice
of the Eaimann Mehemed Alp. The capudan Pa-
fta will now loon fail for Alexandria, with five fri-
gates nod fix corvettes. On board this fouadron there
arc 6000 land troops. It is believed that he is op-
pointed Governors of Egypt. On the loth of Jong
he had his audience of leave of the Grand Seignior
a: the fonolmer palace of Defclrikutfchi.
The environs of Conflanrinople, the plains of Daud,
the vicinity of Cliftlik Scutari on the Adriatic Coen.
are entirely covered with tents. Cadi Pafha 4mnd/b.
ing with to,ooo infantry and yOOO cavalry, from
Natolia to Adrianople, on the extenfive plains near
which city a camp will be formed of yo,ooo men, all
troops trained and exercifed in the European man.
ner. The Governor of Romelia and Albania will
have the command of (hie army.
Confiantinople, Egypt, and European and Mork
I
Turkey in general, art at prefect fte from the ra-
vages of the plague. • . • • : •