Star.
London, England, 1807-06-11 00:00:00

=MA MAY 5.

The band of friendthip which has fo long fubfilled
between the Porte and France is more firmly ens
blithed than ever. The Grand Signior went in Rate
to the Grand Mofque of Conflantinople, and (wore
upon the Alcoran, in pretence of all the bliniliers and
Officers of his Court, that he would rather die than
forfeit the friendfhip of the Emperor Napoleon.
The Pachas of Smyrna and Salonichi have inti-
mated to the Porte, that, in confequence of the orders
to confifcate all the Englith property, they have
feized upon goods to the value of 8o millions—(livres
we ft:vote )--From ihe Berlin Telegraph.

SEMLIN, MAY

Litters from Servia contain the certain intelligence
that the Turks have taken the fortrefs of Ufchitza by
afrault, on the Alarawa.

' HAGUE, MAY 30.
A report prevails here, that our King intends to
vifit a cli.liatit bathing place.

NUREMBERG, MAY 24.

The following advices have been received from
the Auftrian States. We learn from Olen the Mag=
nats have fignified to the Stztes of Hungary that they
faw themfelves compelled to demand of the Emperor
of Auflria their King, a new Conflitution more
adapted to times and circumftances, which, the per
fantry and citizens have long folicited.
The report Rill continues that our Court labours
with fixed, for the re•eflablilhment of peace. The
exchange of Couriers between the French and Auffian
headquarters, is extremely frequent.

BERLIN, MAY 33.

The Deputies lent by his Majefty the King of
Holland, to his Majefty the •Emperor and King:Arse
accompli(hed their mithon. They were lAA grad•
oufly received by his Imperial Malefty at the Hes&
Q2arters, in Finkenftein ; and both Mr. Goldberg,
Counfellor of State, and Mr. Van -Stnsgenei were
prefented by him with his portfait, richly fet in dia.
monds.

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Mr. Reinhard, late Imperial French Weiner, ar-
rived at Carlfbad with his family, in the courfe of laa
month.

COPENHAGEN; MAY 30.
To-morrow our Court is to go into mourning for
the late Princefs Catherine of BrunfwiekWolfenbuttel,
and for the Emprefs of Auftria, lately deceafed.

Y elterday the Imperial French Minifter Diddot,
had his firft audience of his Royal Majeay.
Letters from Berlin (late that the report of an in-
tended journey of the Hereditary Prince and Princes
of Saxe-Weimar to Rufrsa, is unfounded.

STETTIN, MAY 26.

The Night before lift hiarfbal Brune arrived, and
al:shill:lied his head quarters at th's place, as Com-
mander of the Army of Obfeivation, which is aftemb-
Log in our ay/iron* General Thome% is oppoitged


Commandant or the place. Yelterday at noon, IL,
Members of the Regency and the Magittracy
their compliments to the Marthal. •

LUBECK. JUNE z.

Two Swediih (hips, which on the 23d and zsob of
laft month were detained off the He of Rngen, byl
Swedith frigate, arrived yefierday in Trarentundr,
through fir& of weather, together with the Synch
(cameo who were put on board.

We underhand that Roftock and WeiMU (Mpg
have been detained in the famessanner 11413 mm
no previous notice had bees gives, on the put ofthe
Swedifis Court, of the intended deteetiesaf ma*
no nneafincfs is entertained on that (Otte.

ALTONA, JUXE r.
By a fingnlar fatality. the awns employed tote.
lieve Dantzic, have become the oteafiem of its carlie
furrender. General Kalkreuth could have held Mt
Ifiate time longer, but to fan the Ruffians Phut upic
Weichfelmunde from printing for hunger, he was
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obliged to capitulate. The garrifon of so,coo, a.
.cluding the Ruffian:, are prifoners of war. The
tam& immediately took poffafion of the city. On
the .4th the cavalry of the befieging army departed
to the grand army. The late( accounts from the
French head quarters come down to the 24th, at
which time motions were remarked which gave reafon
to expett an approaching battle. It remains to he
'teen which fide will attack. By Imes from the
theatre of war, the guffiansivere expeaed to make
im attack or) the 24th of May on the whole French
line.

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An EDO& frigate is arrived at Stralfund with ant.
unitioq and fire arms.. A corps of Pruffians, the
ftrength of which is vat-km(ly ftated, is laelcd in
-Swan Poratrania, -

PRIVATE LETTER, 1:0WEI1 ELBE, JUNE s.
Since the :sth of May, the Swedilh alp of war
in the Baltic have received orders to ftop 41 odds
belonging to Lubeck, and have already fent &met°
Yfiadt. Accounts are come An firm have been
captured, but two have been brought by the cress
back-to Travemunde, and fontteen Swedes who welt
on board, them,, made prifonera by the Dutch. A
deputation is gone From Lubeck to the King of Swe.
dent on account of this order which is fo prejudicial
to. their trade.

lastucrr, King's Melfenger, arrived this MOtilitl
from Lord Husor Irma, *ill the Qfficial Aceocz
of the Surrender of Drunzic.—Mosacre and KaAwl
left Town (King's Meffengers) yellerday ntornini
MOM ROl4 for the IttaiTran Army, and Ictaar,,, A
Vienna.

Yeflexclay, about twelve o'clock. his Kum
arrived at the Queer's Palace, from Windfor.
Iluke of KENT was in attendance to receive iw
MAJESTY.
At two o'clock his Ma/xsvx held a private Lestet4
which was attended by
The first Lora of the Treafury, the, Cord, Privy Seal, the So
ovaries of State, the Chaneeffear of the Exchequer. the Fire Lorl
of the Adadraky, the Judge Adroiliter the Lard Chamberhln, dr
buke of Mootrofe, Earls of Harrington and Uxbridge, tort)
Heathfield and Wensworth, and Sir it B. Neale.
Lord HARRING rott was prefented to his 14114ssri,
upon his return from Ireland..
His bfljarry gave audiences to 41.3 e Duke of
PORTLAND, Lord HAY/XIS/WRY, Earl of
Mr. CAHN two, and Mr. BOND, who laid livfOrehis
MAJESTY the proceedings of feveral CourtirMartia/
A little before fix o'clock his MAJISTY let of of
his return to Windfor. "x•
Yefletday, Mr. PaRCEVAL, gave his 6rfrelitTher tot
the Cabinet Minitlers, at his hottfe, in Lincoln's Ins
Fields.

Sir H. V. TEMPErr, reported to be dead in all the
newfpapers, is recovering from his late indifpofition.

The duel between the Hortourable Mr.Hawat and
Mr. Matti:is was a pretty determined one, as may
be colldted from the following dialogue, on their
taking the gronnd t--
Mr. M.....Talee care of yourfclf, Hawke, for by I flull bit
you.
Mr. will, my lad! and let me reconmencl you to take
care of your owneannitter !
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Thi feconds, on hearing this, 2grced that they
thould not take aim, but fire by fignal, which was
done ; when Mr. Matt-Ism miffed, and Mr. HAWKE'S
alOt took effect, by paifini round the rim of his op:
ponent's belly, and then (battering the bone ofhis left
arm; on which Mr. Metttist exclaimed." aunty
you have winged me 1 lend me your neckcloth to tie
np the broken pillion!" which was immediately co&
plied with and the arm being bound Up, they both
returned in the fame chaife, as good friends as ever!
The Walker, CLARE, from London for New York,
which had been captured by a French privateer, is
feciptered by CILOCOM Li Hoop of war, and feat
for HOVEL

The hiatury, Mtccea, for London, is 101 l at js•
maica, in coming to join convoy.
Where every thing tends to mach to pink, to
amide, delight, and gratify, as the prefent perform
*rice's at theAnyal Amphitheatre,Weaminfter bridge,
are known to-do every evening, little wonder can be
esched by the a'ppeerance of crowded and fa ilionlbh
hoofer. It might, indeed, be a matter of wonder if
loch was not the cafe.

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CORN EXCHANGE, MAILIC•LAIIIII jUlfit ti. The
CUPPIT of Wheat 011 -dal is rather Ikon, and this trade
is fully at !aft prices—Barley in very short fupply,
and is as. and 35: per quarter dearer—Rye and Malt
likewife—Tick Beans have better Pale—Although
the (applies of Oats are' large, having a great
demand, they are very ready fale; at an advance of
full as. per quarter—Thera are farther arrivals.of
American Flout, and many more expelled, fine 384
to 433. per barrel.
assissait essaaser Al Er NOtl.
Wheal, sos 6u its pair: Grey Peafe 401 445 , t
Fine Ditto( Beane, (old) 421 491 od
Rye, 401 448 " Tick Ditto, 38. 431 od
Barley, 33s :Ism od Oats, 245 181311
Malt, 641 y. od Poland (ditto 33e 3es 6d
Whits Peas, (Wier') 761322 Rape Seed 27130!.
rap Float hoe elp.swords sss to 605.

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PENZANCE, JUNE L

tail evening the Furly regular tin lhip, Captain
Rowe, arrived from London, with bale goods, for
this place ; and alto the Nancy, BROAD, and the Fairy,
litcHtss, with coals, &c.