Star.
London, England, 1807-04-08 00:00:00

BERLIN, MARCH 24.

The latefl accounts from the head quarters at Of-
terode are of the 19th, when nothing new had taken
place between the armies.
Troops daily depart for the Grand Army. The
two battalions of the Paris Guards, which arrived
here a few days fence, are to form the garrifon of
this city.
MARCH 25.—The blockade of Graudentz was con-
verted into an aflual liege in the beginning of this
month. The garrifon contifts of 4500 men, compofed
entirely of recruits.. M. Borell de Ferney is the Go-
vernor, and we learn that the greatett privations the
garrifon labours under, is the want of fuel.

FRANKFORT, MARCH 54..
We learn, by way of Dielie, that the Englilb Ad.
miral Thornborough has arrived at Malta with (even
(hips of the line.
AUGSBURG. MARCH s 9.
Tho lafl letters from Triefte confirm the reports,
that the Ruffians have fent a number of Agents
among the Greeks in the Turkifh provinces, with
Proclamations addreffed to the inhabitants of the
Morea, and the iflands of the Archipelago. The
Pacha of Janina has executed two of thefe
ries. The other Pachas have declared they will punifh
any inclination to infurreition with the utmoft se-
verity.

MUNICH, MARCH 19.
Letters from Drefden pclitively affure us, that
General Bertrand, Adjutant to his Imperial Majelly
Napoleon, has had an audience with his Majefly the
King of Pruala at Memel; that he remained there
till the 23d February, and that on the following day,
M. Von fet out from Memel to the French
head quarters at Oflerode, with a letter from the
King of Pruffia to the Emperor of the French.

VIENNA, MARCH la.
The continual infulti to which our flag has been
expofed in the Adriatic Sea, has induced our Court
to complain to the Ruffian and Englith IslinillerF,
both of which have given us pofitive affurance 61 the
friendly difpnfition of their refpdtive Courts, and pro.
mifed to make reprefentations on the fnbjee, as Ipee.
dily as poffible, at London and St. Pete' fburgh. In
the mean while we learn, that Triette is no longer
blockaded by either of there powers.
The neutrality of our territory has been obferved
in the 'Wadi manner by ,the French troops, and
General •Bellegarde praifes the manner with which
' his Officers have been treated, whom he has hqd oc
cation to fend to Warfaw. In the mean while a very
unpleafant affair has occurred in Bohemia, but which
will have no further refults. A' Bavarian detach-
ment near Nachod, having made requifition-, and
lotherwife behaved in an improper way, a conflitt
enfued between them and fame of the Aufivian hulans,
in which feveral lives were loft on both fides. The
Bavarians that fell into the hands of the A nth iAns nn
this occafion have been fent to Hungary. The States
of Bohemia have lately held a Diet.

EAST INDIES.

BENGAL, AUGUST, 'BO6.

. .
The Right Hon. Lord LAKE, Commander in Chid,
having quitted the frontier army, and prvceeded in
Calcutta, previous to embarking for Europe, the
Governor General in Council has been pleafed to ap-
point Major General Sir Ewam BAILLIE to the im
portant command of the frontier Nation; and that
Officer, with his ufual energy, is now proceeding
from Fort William to the Upper Provinces; and on
the arrival of General Suit ti at Caunpoor, he intends
vifiting Agra and Delhi, on his way to Muttra,
where every vigilance and aaivity is required to
watch the Motions of Holkar, and our Mahratta
Allies, and where that experienced Officer will com-
mand a refpedtable force of cavalry and infantry,
hcld in readinefs to ad as occation may require.

MADRAS.—GENERAL OttDElß.—AuonsT 33.
The Right Honourable the Governor in Council has derived
great fatisfadtion from the information that the Sepoy, named
Muftapha Beg, of the ift battalion of ift Native Regimert, who
gave the only intimation which was received of the projected mu-
tiny at Vellore, previouily to the occurrence of that unhappy ev cm,
!iv, returned in fafety to that garrifon.
His Lordthip in Council regrets the circumttanees which pre-
cluied a more early attention to the intelligence which was con-
veyed by that faithful Sepoy, of the treaeterous intention of the
Native troops of the garrifon of Vellore; but Ids Lortifhip has the
higheft fatisfadtion In conferring on Mußapha Beg a reward pro-
portioned to the honourable proof which be =We/led of his
fiiclity and attachment to the Bride% fervice.
His Lordthip in Council has accordingly refolved, that the fum
of two thoufand pagodas (hall be immediately prefented to Muf-
tapba Brr, and that be (hall receive fo► the remainder of his life a
petition equal to that of a Subadar of Infantry.—His Lordthip has
further refolved, that Muftapha heg &all be pref.' cited with a gold
medal in the name of the Governor in Council, as a badge of ho-
nour and diftindLion.
A Court of Vice-Admiralty has been ereded at
Bombay, for the trial of Prize and Maritime Cafes,
of which Sir Jamas MACKINTOSH has been nomi-
nated Prefident.
The Grand Jury of Madras, at the IA Seffinm:,
had prefented a Congratulatory Addrefs to Sir l'no-
MAS STRANGE, on his return to that Prefideney.