Star.
London, England, 1807-02-17 00:00:00

VIENNA, JANUARY 2,4.

A courier who arrived here on the 211 i from Con.
Rantinople, has brought certain intelligence of the
Porte having formally declared war agaialt RufGa
and that the Minifter of the latter power, Count
Italinfki, embarked on board an Englith vac! on the
24th ult. to be conveyed to Malta. The Porte has
again depofed Prince Ipftlanti, and has appointed
Prince Suitt) his fucceffor, who fome months ago was
named as Hofpodar of Wallachia.

The Marquis de Lucchefini, whofe arrival here
has been already mentioned, is going to Lucca to his
family. He is only waiting for French paflports.
Captain Kunz arrived here on the 18th, from the
Head-quarters of the French army, with difpatches
from General Vincent.

Our Gazette of this dly contains the following news
from Turkey:—" More than 70 gun boats are before
Gallatz ; they are to be re-inforced by a divifion from
Seballopol. The Governors of OdelTa and Taugaroc,
the Duke of Richlieu, and Lieut. Gen. de Itofenburg,
have alfo put themfelves in motion, with the garri-
font which they command. A ftrong di►ition of the
Ruffian army has appeared before the fortrefs of,
Guergewo, which has a Turkith garrifon of zsoo
men, and which kerns refolved fo defend itfelf.

" Direß intelligence from Bachareft informs nsi
that General Miehelfon left that place on the 29th of
December, for Dfuru, with the intention of marching
towards Albania ; but the Porte is, putting its forces
in motion in every quarter, to defeat the projelts of
the Ruffians. The latter do not teem very tali re-
fpeeing their conquefts, finee they every where leave
garrifons more or lefs numerous. The Ruffian Con-
ful bad not returned to Bucharell. A wealthy Turk
of dillindion has been kept prifoner, until the
Conful be fet at liberty. No fubjeß of Auftria has
experienced any thing di(agreeable on the part of the
belligerent powers."

BANKS OF THE DANUBE. JAN. 28.
According to accounts from Turkey relative to
the events which are poffing there, we learn, that
although there has not yet been any formal d,clara
tion of war between the Porte and Ruffia, yet hofti-
lilies have commenced in feveral quarters. The terms
of the capitulation of Choczym develgpe more than
any thing the ambitious projeas of the Ruffians.
The Wurtemburgh troops that are before Schsveid-
nitz, have been feveial times attacked by the Pruffian
garrifon, who wanted to diflodge them from the
neighbouring villages, but without fuccefs.

The terms on which the Ruffian General Effen
occupies Choczim, are as follows The Turks
(hall have liberty to depart with all their property.
2. The Turkiffi Government than ceafe from the
day of the furrender, from which time that of his
Majefty the Emperor of all the Ruffias will commence.
3. The foitrefs as well as its Raja (territory depend.
ing on it), is the property of the Ruffian monarchy
as is (4.) all the artillery in the place. 5. The Pa-
cha may refide in the Ruffian empire. 6. Thofe
Turks who with to refide in the Raja, may do fo,
without fear of being difturbed in the exercife of their
religion. 7. After the reduaion of the fortrefs, the
Turks may remain fifteen days to fell their effeas on
market days. 8. During the Paid fifteen days, no
Turk may go about armed.

Tt was mentioned in the French Papers received
la[ week, that an Englith frigate had been forced to
take fhelter in St,. Sebahian s, and had been cap.
tured. The vefel alluded to was the American !hip
Wellington, which had been detained near the Spa•
coatt by the &Avesta frigate, who put 40 men
on board her to take her to England. Shortly after
a gale came on, when the was obliged to make fail
for St. Sebetian's.

Two of the offenders concerned in the riot which
took place on Sunday, in the fields near Brunfwick-
fquare, of which we gave force particulars in our loft,
were yefierday taken into culletly, and, after an
examination at Hatton Garden office, they were re-
manded. One of them was charged by Trott, the
officer, as being one of the defer tere who lhot a foldier
at Pimlico tome time