Star.
London, England, 1807-11-18 00:00:00

BERLIN, OC OBLR 25.

Reforms have been introduced intn the Prnaian
army. About thirty Generals have been dilmilfed
by the King. The following are the regulations
which have been adopted refpeeting the army :

r. Every fuhjrtt without dittinttlion or cJillnkration of perfons
mutt begin fervirg iu the lowelt rank
2. }vcry ditiiactie n betwcen the no!)les and the lower elaires
of fociety is fupprtifed in the army. .1 he Lititr may obtain pro-
motion as will as the former.

3. Corporal challifenunts are fupprefrol. This rritthott of car-
reetion, torwarly In much ptscitho, thin tworrforth be entirely
dircontinued. He who ha, ftlbirt:tt (1 to a penalty fhall be
put into confinement ; for the t! ird off. me he 11131 i receive a err•
tain slumber of Wows with the, fla fide of the fahre. It is c 'peeled
Oat putlithrnents will he lcf, kepi' in, and that a trifling ft.utt,
foal as having 3 fpot on the unilorm, will not fubjcet the wearer
to chalticemtnt."

OCT. a7.—M. de J.tcobi Kloell has been appoint.
ed a Mintier of State. Ttic ci :levant Prelident of
Franconia, M. de Haerlein, is appuitited Pruffian
Ambairador to Court d the Prince ['Jimmie. Our
p dent ArnbalTador at Munich, Baron de Schladen,
is fent to Peici (burgh in the lame quality.
The Baron de Senff Pillacli fete out again as Am.
bafftdr.r to Conitantinople.
Some ICIMMS have taken place in the Copps Di.
ploinatirpie. Petitions have been granted to feveral
Membtrs tf that Cot ps who ate entirely out of aftive
fervice. Arnoingit thefe are the Count de Heller,
formerly Mioilier at Vienna, the Minißer of State
Coma de Goetz, formerly envoy to the Diet of Ra-
t:florin, M de 'larvae)), the Count de Cattaneo, for.
rntrly Refident at Rome.

MEMEL, OCTOBER. 1,.
The following proclamation has appeared here re•
fpefting the interdiftion of Eng;lilb Commerce :
" His Majelly the King of Pruffia makes known to the Mari-
time Authority of Memel,that the difficulties under which he had
ordered the execution of the prohibition agreed upon by the
Treaty of 1 ilGt, againft Englidt Commerce and Naviga•ion in thla
pert, are now at an end. His Maj. fty, therefore, gives the molt
precife orders to the Maritime Authority, to (hut, in the molt
rigorous manner, this port agalnft the Esglidt Commerce and
Navigation, and not to receive either Engfith yards or merchan-
dise, nor to (*Lao any vele' to fail for England.
(Signed) " FREDERIC WILLIAM.**
Memel, Odtober t, tBcy."
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER ai.

Among the great number of reports, more nr lels
cnrinus, which oflen fill the Gazettes of the North
of Germany, the folluwing one particularly awaits
attention :

" Thirty three rich and refpthable Hanoverian
families, compofed of three hundred individuals,
have agreed on felling their property, and expatriat-
ing themielves. Their emigrants go neither to
Ittiftia nor America. Their intention is to go to fet-
tle in the Canary Ifland,, and to tranfpott to this
delicious climate their induilry and information. It
is Paid that all the preparations are already made,
and that they are fecure of a favourable reception, of
the firll matetials neceffary for their ellablifhment,
and even of a (mall mercantile fl ttilla. This (mall
colony means to have no eccleildlical dablilltment.
A MEI courfe of morals and Natural Hillory will
form the balls of education. A ditciple of M. Pella
lozzi, and tome mathematicians, will accompany the
Colonilis."

OCT. 30.—The jefoits of Augfburg have received
orders to quit that city to the beginning of Novem-
ber. They are to receive a penlion of four hundred
florins in thofe places. in the kingdom of Bavaria,
which (hall be ;aligned to them for their relidence,
and from which they mutt not depart without Ipecial
permiflion.
Ocr. 31.—1 t is mentioned in letters from Italy,
that according to Come diplomatic communications
between France and Auftria, the Coult of Vienna
has pofi:ively bound itfelf to the meafore I.f placiog
loch a number of troops upon the codas of the Adri-
atic, as !hall be Inflicient to refiti any undertaking on
the part of the Englifh.
It appears certain that the greateft part of the
Auflrian troops in Bohemia are to leave that king-
dom before xt inter, in order to approach the coalts of
the Adriatic fed. The number of Au(trian troops in
Moravia and Silefia are alfo to be diminilhed, which
has been formally announced by the Archdoke Fer-
dinand to the Governments of (Amnia and Bruno.

Domiciliary vifits have been made at Venice, and
feveral other places in Italy, to fearch fcr Englith
goods. The Englith property difcoveted amounts to
a large funs.