Star.
London, England, 1807-04-25 00:00:00

PRESBURG, APRIL

Letters from Semlin thus account for the mancre
of the Turks in Belgrade While toleration ex•
tends on all fides, according t 3 one of thefe letterr,
and the Emperor Napoleon grants equal rights to all
religions wherever his power or influence extends, the
fury of making profelytes has feized upon the Ser•
vians. Their fanaticilm gave birth to the dreadful
maffacre lately perpetrated upon the Tusks at Bel-
grade. They with to propagate their religion among
the hfahometans by fire and (word, and thought they
fhould perform a meritorious work, in murdering all
that remained faithful to their belief, and refufcd to
adopt the religion of the Gieek church. Hitherto
733 perfons of both fexes have been baptifed, merely
to lave their lives. It was in the midft of thefe bloody
fcenes that the Servians have proclaimed Czerni
Georges their Chief, Prince of Servia. The latter
continues his military prepatations : he has provi•
flor.ed Belgrade and Schabatz, and is collecting a
number of troops at Ufchitza.
Extra& of a Letter from M. Lamarre, to his
Excellency the Minitler of Foreign Affairs : •
" Rutfchuk, Feb. 25, 1.807.
"The Turks have obtaincd'advantages iu feveral affairs with the
Ruffians. On the 3d of January, Peelwan Aga, Ayan of &Dada,
attacked the Ruffians near Galata, killed re), and made 200 prh;
loners, who were fent to Multapha Pacha, with Come lacks of
heads and cars. On the 28th of the fame month, isco men, Ruf-
fians and Wallachians, advanced from Buchareft to Zemizza, a
Walachian village, oppofite to Siftow. The Turks killed or took
upwards of Zoo of them ; the reft were put to flight. A more
important affair tout place on the 29th, near Ifinailoff, under
Peelwan Aga. The Ruffians loft Soo men killed, sco prifoners,
three pieces of cannon, and Tome colours. Peelwan Aga com-
manded 15,000 excellent cavalry, the half of it compofed of refo-
lute Tartars. On the 9th of February, a partial affair occurred
'near the village of Patra, fome leagues beyond Buchareft. The
Ruffians had boo killed, 6co made prifoners, loft one piece of
cannon, and 8:o horfes. The army of Muftapha Pacha is fixty
thoufand flrung. He never pardons any Rajah he finds among
the Ruffians, but he is kind to his prifoners. It appears certain,
that dilcord prevails at Buchareft between Ypfilanti, Michelfon,
and the Iloyards. 'I he Ruffians have almoft all left the place. It
is fuppufed they intend to ripafs the Dniefter. Their numbers do
not exceed 5,c00. Prince Suzzo, who has been here Tome days,
has fent his Spatar to Crajova, in Little Wallachia, to culled the
faithful Boyards, and arm the inhabitants. It is clear, that a fin-
gle Boyard will not remain with Ypfifanti. I am, yours,
(Signed) " LAMARRE."
Extra& of a Letter from Guflavus Coigny, to his
Excellency the Minitler of Foreign -Affairs :
Rutfchuk, March t.

141 fent to Muflapha Pacha, by General Sthaftiani, to inform
hint of the movements of the Turk& army; and afterwards to
give your Excellency an account of the fame. I have the honour
of addreffing to you the following details
Since the Ruffians have feized on Bu:barell, they have had
fcveral engagements with the Turki(h troops, in which the latter
have conftantly had the advantage; fo that out of Ispoo Ruffians
that paired the Dniefter, not more than moo° remain. They
are now intrerching thernfelves at Buchareft; they arc in depair.
and have already demanded a truce of Muflapha, which has been
refufed them. The Turks, on the other hand, are encouraged by
reiterated [meccas. About Eve days ago, a trifling affair occurred,
I 1 miles from Ifnuil. There the Ruffians loft 18.)c men, and fix
pieces of cannon, with their eaiLfons. (Signed)
" cusnvos COICNT."

Extraet of a Letter from M. image, Adjutant
Commandant, to his Excellency the Miniiier for Fo-
reign Affairs u Virid lin, March 5.

'CThe uncle of Prince Suzzo has arrived at Crajuva, as Caimai-
ran, or Governor of Little Wallachia, Molla Aga, nominated to
fuceeed Pafwan Oglou, is organizing his troops. His advanced
guard already occupies Little Wallachia. Muftapha will put him-
(elf in motion on the zcth, to march agtinft Bucharcft.
" All the right bank of the Danube is occupied by the Semi-
Icier, the troops of the Ayan of Siliftria, and thole of Ifirnailow.—
It is very certain, that in five or fit affairs with the advanced pofts,
the Turks have i.onitantly had the ads- image over the Ruffians.
And I can alTum you, that without very canfiderable means, the
I.lter will not be able to maintain themfelves upon their frontier.
.1 he Turks hem allure me, that a confiJetable army, commanded
by Juni Pacha, has entered the Crimea, feconded by a divifion of
Pcrfians In Georgia. (Signed) " MERIAGE."

P4ALIAMENTART PR OCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 24.

ford MANNERS was introduced by Lords MD.% c 'and
Et naouovo it. His patent of creation having bccn mad at the
table, his Lordillip took the oaths and his feat, as did alto the Earl
of Errol.

A Bill to empower the Summoning of Copyholders by Attor-
ney in Cullomary Courts paired through a Committee.
The Loan Intereft Bill was read a third time and pawed.
Lord ALTHOR PE, Mr. FAWKES, Sir MARTIN FOLKF.S,
and feveral other Members of the Hr tee of Commons, brouoht
up Conic private Bills, which were read a Brit time.