Star.
London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

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CONSTANTINOPLE, Fee. IZ.—M. It Roux, who/
was difpatched here by the French Minister '('alley-
rand, to anounce the conclufion of the Treaty
of
Prelbtirg, was alfn charged to remind the Porte of
the meady of acknowledging the Emperor Napn
Icon. This has been fn well received, that the P rte
has already publifhed a declaration, containing the
formal acknowledgment of Napoleon as Emperer o'
France and King of Italy. With this declaration
And. Effendi has fet out for Paris as a courier to
Haled Effendi, who has refided there as a pri• ate
perfon ever (ince the Porte refuted to acknowlecge
the Emperor Napoleon; but he will n'w refume has
charatter as the Torkifb Envoy at that city.
Againfl this condua of the Porte, Count Italinfley,
the Ruffian Envoy, has entered his prated, in which
he urges that this of is contrary to the Treaty of
Alliance with Ruffra, lately renewed. He has dd..
patched a ConWir in Peterfburgh, with this informa-
tion. Tia Enilifh Envoy habalfo rent 6,ff a Courier
to Loaded.
The Secret-try Le Roos has receivedhispaftpnrts,
and is in hottrly eipeetation of returning to Parer.
Frefli intelligence has been received of the depre-
dations of the Wechabites, in the vicinity of Mecca
ana Medina.
Authentic intelligence from the Crimea and the
Mick Sea, *ate, that the military preparations in
that quarter have fuddenly taken a new turn ; that
the try)* teat hid been flipped for the lonian
&ands have been se embarked. and are colic-lied in
two or three &Minns upon the coati of the fee of
letiftvisAnt, where they are to be reinforced by troops
from the interior of RulEa, but whole deltination is

not yet known.
"I he Coffscks alFn, who have been for (mite time in
the nekkhtvourhnod of Cnnftantittrlide, have been or•
dered to return to Seb4flopolis, With their arms,
cannon, See. and to Lena their provifions to the Seven

[hands. •
View ma, Midi* f2.-Conn CoWind° h diattiai
a fever ; and at the time of hi, deceife, not lefs thid
eight perfons were ill in his Hotel, including his I'lol
and hh only daughter. The Count has left two MI
by hit' firlt marriage, and a yearly revenue of up-1
wards of tpo,oon florins. During his illnefs, thel
. EMparor and the whore Imperial Family were much
iinterefled on his account, and extremely anxious in
' thee. eirgarhilte.
General tivcireetTy haring announced the tip-
pointntent of M. kochefoucault' as the intended
French Anibalimior, his arrival is expeaed in the
contra df ftlyrieen days.
Rom, Pea. io.—We cape& 40,000 French cal
• pars through our territory, as the Ruffians ante Eng.
lift that lately left Naples. have re-landed hi Caltafiria.;
Not left than Ito,opo Catatbrians have taken op arms'?
sand ate iNtrettehel in the nano* ;rains, rind antiong
the mountains.
Rarity, Ftr. S:—Previous to the entrance of tli
'French into this eitf, the Priforers at Vivaria and
Seraglio rnanifefted a difpolition to revolt. At the
latter place the infurgents were Soo in numbed; but
the armed tit tens, provided with cannon, 'taking
allege forty Maar ies over the frOufes., wbondeof
about fisty perfok`n, And terrified the rift into good
order ; the Lazzarenvi. in confeeMence of theft vigo-
rous meaftires, atto found themfeltes difappointed:
The keys of this city were tent to Prince Jofeph. at
Capua, by the Nile Of CanipueEiero and the Mar•
1 chioniTs Isfitififina.
Httiteit id, Mai evi 4.—The Mint at *Tilburg
is at worktty end night in coining the bulliOn COl-
leacd in Autlria, to the amount, as it is laid, Of 36
millions of francs.
Siniti the Auhriant have evacuated Wurtzburg, it
' is Paid that four thonfand French from Mortier's diri•
fun are to enter that, place ; but it is thought they
'Wilt Mity jig& thigtifi it.
Maw watts, MARCH ial.General Vial. the French
Envoy at Berne, has fuddefily returned to Paris.•
The rtimont Of a Veil ebriflcteriVe ;tinge id the Go'
Vainftient prevails in SwitzarlAnd. Saha thatifen; on
114 Othei fide of the Rhine, it is laid, will be given
i.O ivtillemberg.
Since the gth infant, the Atifrian prifnners, on
their return home, have defiled through Stralburg,
where they are (applied with panes by the munici-
pality.
It has Stift announced to the Officers of the -,th
divinon of the army, that their arrears of the lilt
fix months are to he mid out of that part of the
Fratfekfott contribution Web ftill remains dile.
Saloom, Maros 18.—On the 16th, Ere fqoa-
drons bf null-tan buffers, from Gottingen, paired
through this thy for Stade. We hear that the
French troops w ilrevacuare Hameln and Fort George,
and not to incommode Hanover, purfue their march
through the Haitian territory to Frankfort. This
forenoon ,13 pieces of Pruffian artillery paired thin' I
Mete on the way to Stade.
MENTZ, MARCH I 5.---The alarming Mivrehenfinns i
of a ienewattif hitatlities, under which Europe hay
laboured, hate vanithed. In cannot be concealed,
that under the prefent fituation of Europe, there is
hill a fulEciency of comballible matter foi lighting
up a Continental war. if the impofing fitUatton of i
Franta did not commend peace j but the profpea
that avert war with France will only tend to inereafe
its power rind influence, is a guarantee for the coml.'
nuation of peace, of which Europe, and Germany in,
particular. is fo much in need.
tbeeOlunins under Martinis Sonit and Ney, fah
firnitilismitani art ordered to go into cantonments
between Palfau and Rat ifbon, and there to await fur-
ther orders ; a ftrong French garrifon is alto to be
placed in Stadt•am-Hof.
FILAtiCITORT, !viatica ts.—Our Senate was again
afreovided oft the I sth. relative to the felting of the 3d
ani 4th militant or the contribution t but the impot
fibility of obtaining a Sufficiency of fpecie' it is hoped.
Will weigh with the magnanimity of the Emperor of
the French.
Muiteu. Malian t3.—The propofal of the Court
of Vieliiii,foi each detachment of prifoners return-
htg finirt France to be efeorted by Aunties troops
into Bohetida, Mai been rejetted bj M. Beithier. the
blitailierdf War. French troops and Commiltiries,
4 i. (Ad, will perform that office. The Cohn of
Berlin has formaity announced.,the ceffion of An•
qath to CFAs Court ; and the King has given the
frifialsitints a that reeoptoienciation to their new
Sovereign. .

EAsics of me DAWOST, MARCII I t.—NtirthAtter.
thicr ha 4 fent Colonel de Nnailles to Vienna on a fe.
Cret ruitlion, the object of which is, it is believed, to I
demand a panste for troops thrnng►t the At& ,
trian States. General, Baron De Mullerbeim has
been fent from Vienna with the anfwer of the Court,
which not being fufficiently precife, requires a nego-
ciatirn.
AUGSBURG, MARCH T 2 Nev has de.
minded 40,000 !ivies of this city ; but the hltgi.
(limes replied, that they could not at prefent corn.
ply, as all the public treafures were under the B.sva.
rims feat, hul that they would fend a conrier to his
Majefty the King of Bavaria, to inform him of the
demand of the Marthal. The anfwer of his Majellf
arrived yefterday, and was,that the city of Augllsurg
Should pay nothing to Maraud Nev.