Star.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

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The Archduke Charles returned here on the soth
ult. in the evening.
They write from the fronsiers of Turkey.,. that the
Divan at Conflantinnple is muck employe L, and has
frequent conferences with the French Ambafrador.
It is Paid that the Ruffian Privy Counfellor, M. de
Lufevrow, has fucceeded in his endeavours to pro-
cure the Servians to be comprehended in the armif-
tice concluded between Ruffia and the Porte.

• The laR accounts from Buchareft fay, that the
Ruffians have pus all the carriages in requifitinn, to
evacuate Moldavia and W .Wallachia. As loon as the
lick (hall have reached Fockfein, the columns will
fall back upon the Dnieper. The departure of Prince
Yptilanti, with an efcort of 300 Coffacks, fur St.
Peteriburgh, having excited fome alarm among the
inhabitants• a herald at armsvits ordered to announce,
that the Prince is gone to St. Peter (burgh upon his
own private bufinefs only, and by no means on ac.
count of any political berthas.

OCTOBiIt 7.—However willing our Court might
have been to have kept all the ;antis of the Auftrian
monarchy open to the colours of all nations, it teems
that the offenfive conduit of the Englifh chips of war
towards our flag. in the Adriatic, and their blockade
of Trieffe and Fiume. will induce our monarch to
adopt the decifive meafure of (hutting all our ports
againft them, unlefs they alter their conduft. The
intereas of our Court are now in a great meafure
managed by the Grand Duke of Wurtzburgh, at
Peri. ; and we expeft that the negotiations refpceing
Brannan, and the indemnifieatton for the ezpences
fuftained by the French, in confequence of the non.
evacuation ofihe Cativo, will very fhortly be fettled
to our fatisfaltion. If we can credit the rumours
that are afloat, Bavaria is to take upon herfelf the
payment of the indemnities. to the amount of 17
millions, and receive in return a confiderable extent
of territory on the other fide of the Inn. The tari•
tory of the Grand Duke of Wurtzburgh will like.
wife be confiderably increafed..—The negotiations for
a peace with the Porte are carriedon with great adti•
vity at Buchareft.

BERLIN. OCTORER 3.
A courier is re from Memel to Drefden, order-
ing Baron Von -ockhaufen, to repair, with all (peed.
to Pat is, with new infiruilions to the Pruffian Envoy.
Thefe ate ftippofed to relate to the differences between
the French Intendant Geneial Daru and the Pruffian
Government. In general, the fettlensent of affairs
between the French and Pruflians goes on very !lowly.
His Pruffian Majefly's difmifflon of the greateff part
of his Minillers has occalioned a teat fenfation here,
efpecially that of the Grand Chancellor Von Gold-
beck. The other Minifiersdifmiffed are Count Hoym,
Count Von Reede, Baron Von Reek, M. M. de Vofs
Thulemeyer, Maffsw, and Count Schulenbnrg. They
have no pedions affigned them, as has ever been the
,cuflom before with the Pruffian Monarchy. A great
number of ether perfons (lin in office, are apprehen-
five of the fame fate, as nothing is now talked of but
a diminution of expences, &c. This melancholy prof-
pea makes a great number of the inhabitants .quite
dejected ; and befides as all the operas, balls, con.
certs, &c. are difeontinued, these will beno Carnival.
Eluting the prefent *inter.• Berlin will find itfelf de-
prived of a great number of rich families, and perfons
of rank. The difference thefe changes will make is
inconceivable, and even the removal of the Univer-
fity of Halle will produce no remedy. Betides all
thit, we are allured that the Nobility are tc.; be de-
prived of a great part of their privileges. This mea-
lure is particularly aferibed to the new Miniffer of
State, Baron Steen, as a part of his plan of economy.

Oct. 9.—One of our journals lima, that General
Savary has been invited to the theatre of the Hermi-
tage at St. Peter!burgh, a ditiinglion never &tan to
any foreigner ranee the time of Catherine 11. except
the Duke of Brunkick.