Star.
London, England, 1806-03-26 00:00:00

NAMBURGH MAIL.

CONSTAIITINOPLO, FIX. IO.—A number of troops
are ordered out of Alia to join in the grand expedi-
tion againft the Servian infurgents, who have rejeiled
all the terms offered them. Juffuf Pacha mullets and
reviews the troops as they arrive, and they will march
when their number amounts to 60,000. The Pacha
of Janina, in the country of the Greek:, is alto ordered
to join Julfuf Pacha. AU the Turkilh arfenals are
occupied with fitting out a refpedable fleet, which
will be ready to cruise in the Mediterranean, early
in the Spring, under the Grand Admiral.
Sr. Prraassuacir, Fla. z6.—The Grand Duke
Conftantine is nominated Commander of the fecond
corps of cadets. He has introduced many improve.
meats in their difcipline. He virus them every day,
and fometimes at fix in the two:fling. The Chapter
of the Order of St. George has prefented his Royal
Highnefs with the infignia of the third clefs of that
Order.

MA oano.Ft R. sB.—The burial places,chorch.yards,
&c. aU through Spain, are now completely removed
out of the cities, towns and villages.

Roses Mao+ t.—Almoft the whole of the con-
voy whichtt had on board the effeas of the Court of
Naples, confining of z 8 veffels, were forced back by
contrary winds. Among the articles found on board
thefe veffels, there are Come of very great value, par-
ticularly the papers belonging to the Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. The Prince of Cane Weals who
was on board one of the veffels, has been liberated
by Prince Jofeph Bonaparte, who alto gave orders
that the whole of bis property Should be reftored to
him; and it is even faid that the fame favour has
been Own to an the perfons of condition among the
captives. The communication with Calabria is not
yet free ; it feems the hereditary Prince is deter-
mined to make Come refinance in that part of the
kingdom.
litmus. Maven 2o.—The return of the Batavian
divifion from Germany, expefted about the end of
the prefent month. it Seems, will be the period of
the diffolution of the whole of the army of the north.
General Collaud, the lift Commandant of this army,
is to return to France with all the rell of the French
Generals; but General Michaud's head quarters will
remain here for force time.

Flaw CarOIT, MARCH I I.—Fifty thoufand French
troops will remain for three months in Bavaria. The
Prince Royal of Bavaria marries a Mifs Tafchir, a
relation of the Emperor Napoleon. It is not yet
known who is to have the Duchy of Berg.
FRANCRFORT, MARCH 112.—A Courier arrived yef-
terday, with important difpatches from Paris to the
French head quarters in this town. A confiderable
bufile was (hortly after perceived in the hotel occu-
pied by the Commander in Chief, Marfhal Augereau.
From what has tranfpired to-day, the army of the
Marfhal is to return to France. This difpofition
confidered as the refult of the arrangements made
between France and Praia.

HANOVIR, MARCH 14...4t is Paid that the French
garrifon will leave Hameln in a few days, and de-
liver it up to the Praffians. On the fame day the
PrutEans leave Weld.

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ULM, Maactr 6.—Yellerday and the day before,
the grand French head quarters arrived hese from
Aug fburg.
It is underftood that the army of Maritsa) Soult will
fhortly break up from the Auftrian territory, for
Italy. The battalions of the grenadier divilion of
General Oudinot had already marched for Italy,
before the arrival of this corps in Suabia. The
troops under General Marmont are on their way for
Venetian Iflria and Dalmatia.

FRCHNE THE MAIHR, MARCH t I.—On the 26th oh.
the French troops broke up from Salzburg, and on
the 4th inft. the Count Von Biflingen arrived there
to take poffeffion of the country for Auftria.
The effells of the Dorm of the :7th ult. extended
from the coati. of France and England over Holland,
the north and booth of Germany, to Stalz. At wai-
terfhatifen, near Gotha, at four in the afternoon the
lightning (buck the lofty fpire of the fine Deeple, and
fet file to the wood work within fide, Co that the whole
fleeple was blunt. The bells were partly melted
and partly broken by the fall.
FIErnrt.BERG, MARCH to.-0:1 the zAth ult, and
the following days, the grand army croffed the Rhine.
Mustiest, MARCH s.—An Eftafette from B:rlin
has brought us the official news that the friendly re-
lation of Pruffia and France is feeured by a definitive
Convention, negotiated by Count Haugwitz, which
Marquis Luctillefini brought from Paris, and which
has received the King's fanflinn. This news fpread
rapidly, and ottafionechusiverfal joy, the pill-epee of
the armies having caufed provifions to become ex•
tremely dear, particularly in the capital.