Star.
London, England, 1806-03-21 00:00:00

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Sr. PEYERSBURGH, FEB. lg.—The Embaffy to
China left Maifitabifchin, the firft Chinefe frontier
town, in December, for Prkin. It confilts of I:I;
perfon‘ ; the reit of the fuite returns, and tome per.
lons are .41,eAdy arrived here. Six years ago, a Rut
;.flan caravan, ro,c'ao rubles in value, going to
Tafchkent, was plundered by the Kingife. Chiefs
have now engaged to make good the lots amicably.
Fin. 20.-011 the 18th arrived his Serene High-
nefs the Duke of 13susswics, and was met at the
tart flage by ore of the Emperor's Hate carriages
with eight horfes. Immediately on his arrival, the
Emperor prefented him with a Sable Pelitre of great
value. Three Gentlemen of the Bed chamber are
appointed to attend him, of whom two are ahe two
Princes GatAsz tie. His Highnefs was received by
our beloved Monarch, and by the whole Court with
dillinguiffied cordiality. He inhabits a part of the
Hermitage near the Palace of Prince CIJEISTANTIMP.
Since his arrival there is a conflant grand Gala at
Court, and thi, evening is to be a grand Malque•
rade, at which their Imperial Majelties, bokh Em-
preffes, and alfo the Princefies, with their whole
Suite, will appear in Ruffian Conume. How long
his Highnefs will remain here is unknown, as well
as the true caufe of this (as it may be concluded from
all circumflances) highly acceptable vifit. During
the few days his Highnefs hiss been here, lie has al-
ready had frequent vilits from the Emperor and from
Pt ince CONSTANTINE.

Fes. la.—The valiant Prince Bagrathion, who Co
eminently diflinguilhed bimfelf in covering the re-
treat of the Ruffians from Antlerlira, has received a
very flattering letter of thanks from his Imperial
Majefly.
An entire change, it is Paid, is to take place in the
arms and clothing of the army, wh;ch are to be put
upon the fame footing as during the reign of Cathe-
rine 11.

The Duke of Brunfwick has almoft daily confer-
ences with the Ruffian Miniftry, and with the Em-
peror Alexander in perfon. Reports are circulated
that the fubjea of deliberation is a treaty of alliance
offeafive and defenfive, between Rtaffia and Pruflia.
At half .pall ten o'clock at night, on the t ath
inflant, a fire fuddenly broke out in the RaChelew
Palace, which raged with fitch fury, that the G:rman
Theatre, which formed a part of the above mentioned
Palace, and where the fire commenced, became a prey
to the flames. The prefence of the EMPSIOR, who,
with the Grand Duke Cos srearta v, indefatigably
commanded till four o'clock in the morning, the
regiment oft Guards that haflened to an in extin•
guifhing the conflagration, together with the excellent
meifures of the police, prevented the fpreading of the
flames, 'which would otherwife have been inevitable
in that populous part of the city. The German
Theatre was completely reduced to alhes, and the
damage is ellimated at 60,000 rubles. Fortunatelys
no lives were MR. A (mall part of the wardrobe wa,
faved, but every thing elfe belonging to the Rage was
confumed."

GERMANT.

Mucci

Vllllll4 aacw report is fpread hue,
which, however, wants confirmation, that the French
Emperor has required permitfion to march a body of
troops through Bohemia, as alto through Iftria and
Croatia. to Wslesion Dalmatia. The Cuurts of Vi.
enna and Paris have agreed to continue the fame
Ambaffadors, fo that M. de Rochefolicault returns
to Vienna, and Count Philip Cobentzel to Paris.
General Andrei* having lately received dif•
patches by an aid de camr of Mar(hal Berthier, had
a long conference with the Minider of State, Count
Stadion.

The French troops that remained in Croatia, are
now all marched to Dalmatia ; but there are Hill
five thoufand at Trier', where they will probably re-
main Come times becaufe the inhabitants of Trieft are
not able to pay the contribution demanded, and
have therefore reprefented their diftreffed fituation to
the Court, by a deputation.
Hamovut, MARCH 7.—It is Paid that on the 19th
thr Pruflian arms will be put up at the ufual places,
and the mea(ures and proclamations relating to the
formal civil rccuparion take place. Ir is alfo raid
that the town and diltrift of Minden, with the town
of Drausfeldt will be ceded to Here; but Hameln
and the adjacent frontier diltrids to the future Eke.
for of Westphalia, and that other cetEuns and ex•
changes will take place.
Ir is Paid that many effeels in the palace, and the
flock of wires, are prepst ing to be conveyed, away
from this city. Count Schulenburg is expefled back
to.morrnw. His Excellency M. Alopeus, the Ruf-
fian Miniller, is gone to day to Itatzeburg.
MARCH i is laid that the contra Els for the
French garrillin at Hameln have been lately renewed
for fix weeks, _ .

LAUFNIULG, MARCH 12.—P,eliaratiMIS are made
to ellablills here great magazines of corn for the
Pruffians ; large quantities are expelled from Lubec.
His Majesty the King of Sweden has precasted
Prince Gauatin with a very fine diamond ring.
FROM FRANCONIA, Maser' 7.—ln the night of
the 6th, two thonfand French troops entered the city
of Nuremberg. We daily look fur remarkable events
in this circle. The Pt talian and French videttes
Rand now quite near to each other ; the former on
the territory of Bayreuth, and the latter on that of
Aniltsch.
A proclamation from the King of B.tvaria has been
And in the Duchy of Berg, that notwaldtanding the
events of the 25th of February (the faxing of Er.glith
goods), the commerce and crank of goods of every
kind in and through that duchy is as Free as before.
The Archdukes Antony and Maximilian 81:
ex-
pet.'ted at Merg:ntheirn. Comrniffirmers are now
named by the Gowns of ('ruffs and Bavaria to ar-
range the delivery r.f APrPach-
According to a plan circulating bete, Baden will
be extended- to the Maine thntalladt indemnified
with Mom, arx,.

Aw:pAcn. rf 9. Zq —7.'!e A my (.1 General :3er•
nathitte is rcinfoiced I,v ihr divifit.n f Marfhal Mor-
tier, zB,OOO 14°,1g—eighteen regiments of cavalry,
fu tl, It it cnnfiils now of 45,0c0 men.

Passau, &I ARCH I.—The carillons of Martha! Soul t
and General Legrand, together 30,000 men, are ad•
vancing quite unexpeCtedly into this country and
city, and will remain here a month, and perhaps
longer. In the city we are to have the General
Staff, and a prrifon of above 9coo men.
FROM THR MAW, MARCH B.—From Ulm we are
advifed by letters of the sd as follows Within
there few days many depots and reinforcements of
troops coming from France have marched through
this city to the French army in Bavaria."
The importation into France of muffins. camb:ics,
&c. manutactirred in*Switzerland has been lately to-
tally prohibited. On the 3d a divition of French
cavalry, under General Treilhard, entered Mogen-
theim, where it took up its quarters.
On the 6th, all the Civil Officers and Frofeffors of
the Univerlity of Wurtzborgh took the oath of fide•
lily to Baron Ow, who has arrived there as Corn-
miaioner, with full powers, from the Archduke Fer-
dinand.

Wrist, Fs.. 2R.—A domiciliary vifit was exe-
cuted ar DulTeldorf on the 24th, conducted by Bays-
rian civil officers, who laid their orders were to dif-
cover whither there were any Englifh goods con.
cealed upon the account of Frerich citizens, and what
monies were owing to Englifh houfcs—to which the
perfons examined were required to anfWer upon oath
and by the expofure cf their book♦.
Domiciliary vifits have alto been made at Kehl in
quail of Englifh good►. •
Du:nu:ins F, MARCH B.—Not Pithrtanding the do.
miciliary viiiis on the 25th, when nothing contraband
was found.-it has been officially announced on the
part of Bavaria, that commerce and a free paffiage of
goods than he equally unfhackled as before.