Star.
London, England, 1807-12-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

INSPRUCK THE TYROL), NOV. 23.
The Bifhops of Trent and Coire have been exiled
beyond the frontiers of the Bavarian States. The
firti has retired to Salfbourgs and the fecood to Swit-
zerland. They provoked thefe meafures again&
etemfelves. by violating the laws of Bavaria, and
carrying feveral concerns before the Court of Rome.
t—The Bifhop of Brisen had committed the fame
offence ; but being at this moment very ill, nothing
has yet been determined upon. The abfence of thefe
two Prelates bas occafioned no fenfation in the TyroL
POSEN, NOY --

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The Polifh troops Rationed in this town and the
environs, took, a few days (ince, the oath of fidelity
to hi; Majefty Frederick Auguflus, our Sovereign.
A difcharge of artillery announced this impreffive
ceremony, which was attended by crowdsofall claffes
of people. The oath of the Officers was received by
the General of Divifion Dabrowfki, and then of the
whole army. The Civil Authorities had taken the
oath before.
DRESDEN, DEC. ss.
Onr King has, in the journey he has jun been
making to Warfaw, received the molt touching proofs
of the attachment of his fubjeds. Fenivals were held
in every one of the commune& of Lufatia, through
which his Majefty paffed. Even in the New Mark
of Brandenburg. the Pruffian populace terrified their
veneration of him. The King (pent a day at Pofen;
his entrance into Warfaw was, as he defined, without
much folemnity. The Chancellor Malachowfley
Weed this opportunity of engaging all the affluent to
give their aid to the wretched inhabitants of the fu-
burbs of Praga, defolated in the laft war.
Fortifications continue to be railed along the Vif
tula, under the dire tion of the French engineers. At
Warfaw, a confiderable arfenal is colleded, with a
numerous artillery, which the Emperor Napoleon
prefented to the Poles. The difpofirions made by
Martha' Davouft, Commander in Chief of the Duchy
Of Warfaw, afford great fatisfaclion.
WARSAW, NOV. 30.
His Majefty continues to employ himfelf in pro.
muting the happinefs of his fubjeas. All thofe who
have temonfirances or petition. to prefent, are re
ceived with kirldnefs. In the Addrefs of the Prefident,
on the delivery of the keys of the town to him, the
following palrage was remarked :
" We foltrunly (wear to the worthy fcion of the
family of Wittikin, to emulate in fidelity and gra
titude our brethren the Saxons. We o ill be faithful
fubjeds as we have ever been, to our lawful millers."
His Majefly anfwered, in the Polifh I.riguage :-
44 Mt. Prefident, take back back the keys; I deliver
them over to your fidelity. I rely uprn your zeal
for the felicity of a city where every thing reminds
me of the glory of my anceflors."
LEMBERG, (IN POLAND) NOV. ii.
It is obferved, that the clofeft relations between
France and Ruffia are every day forming. It is laid
that three Ruffian armies are to be afreasbled : one
at Memel, one at Bialiflock, and the third in the en
virons of Karninieck. The loft will conlitt of fray
thoufand men.
Travellers who arrive from Ruflia fay, that re
crui Ling is very (trolley carried on through the em-
pire. • One man out of so is railed.
BERLIN, NOV. as.
From all the intelligence we receive it appear.,
that the Court of Ruflia labours feduloufly at a ge-
neral peace, in which the entire evacuation of our
country appears to depend.
The Circle of Cotbus fuffered under French ex-
ecution, in confequence of the fum of i 6,000 crowns
(till remaining due. The King of Saxony, to whom
this Circle has fallen, has pledged himfelf for the
payment of the arrears, and orders have been given
to remove the execution.
BREbLAW, NOV. Ts.
The following, it is pretended, is the military
convention refpeding the communication between
Saxony and Poland. The military road does nut
pals through Silefia properly, but through Crofirn
and Zullfchaw. Four thoufand men i.nly are to pats
through at one time. Pruflia is to furnifh them, free
of expence, with lodging and fuel. The allies of
Saxony are to be contideted as Saxons. The three
commercial roads are :—t. From Drefden to War-
faw, by Breflau ; 2. From Drefden to Pofen, by
Luben and Katlic!: ; 3- Aho from Drelden to Pofen,
by Sagan and Glogau.
The Saxons and Poles are to have the flee naviga-
tion of the Ncfze, the War the, the Oder, and the
canal of Frederick William, as hell as the Elbe,
paying only the du. y ellablithed for.Prulfian fubjeds„
The fubjed of France are to have this tight of na•
vigation.
This. ernven ion, it is Paid, was figned at Elbing,
the 13th of Oa ber, between Martha' Souh and
Meffts. York and Dohnhof ; but it is known whether
it has been ratified.