Star.
London, England, 1809-04-19 00:00:00

VIENNA, MARCH '25.

The field equipage of their Imperial Highnesses
Archdukes Charles and Maximilian, lately left this
place. His Imperial Highness Duke Albert of
Saxe-Teschen, has voluntarily offered to add to the
Hungarian insurrection two squadrons of cavalry,
with arms and all necessaries, and also to deliver in
a great quantity of bread.. An unknown person has
also presented the Archduke Maximilian with a large
sum of money, for the use of the fencibles.
Our fear that the war will break out, increases
every day. In some. of the late Coui t papers, was
contained a long article concerning Hungary, in
which was the following :
" The approach of danger heightens every day in
all the inhabitants of the Austrian dominions, their
love of their country, of their excellent Constitution,
and their upright and good Monarch. The valiant
and loyal Hungarians are fulfilling in a manner noble
and worthy of themselves, the engagements they
spontaneously and unanimously entered into at the
last Diet. They are not only carrying into execu-
tion the articles decreed at the last Diet with energy,
promptitude, and unanimity, which forebodes happi-
ness to the country ; bat they are carrying further
the preparations for defence is proportion as the hope
of maintaining peace vanishes, which is the constant
aim of the exertions rf his Majesty."

NUREMBERG, 111 ARCH 08.
We hear that the Austrian troops in Bohemia:
have been again increased. The troops in the neigh-
bourhood of Egra are become an army. The Duke
of Auerstadt has issued a command, that the French
troops which had marched from Hanover, Swedish
Pomerania, and I)antzic, into Saxony, and were sta-
tioned on the Saal, should join his corps in Franco.
nia. The army of the said Marshal, NVIIICII is at pre-
sent cantoned four leagues above Bamberp„ in a line
which extends some miles, is to be increased to the
number of 100.0(X) men.
Along the D.tmtbe all preparations for war haf
been made by the combined troops.

MUNICH, EIARCII IS.
The Marshal Duke of Dautzie, after having re-
viewed the French troops on the Tiler, is arrived here.
His Excellency had a daily audience of the King.
It is thought the Marshal will shortly review the 1)a- ,
varian troops on the. Iser and the Inn. Hitherto
there have been no French troops here ; but .at a few
leagues distance are some thousand men, who belong
to Ondinot's corps.
It is thought the Duke of Auerstadt, (who is com-
mander in chief of the French troops in Franconia)
will take up his head-quarters in Bamberg. His
corps is concentrating itself in the territory of Bay-
reuth.
No hostilities have yet commenced on the Inn, but
the Austrian troops are increasing daily in thatquarter.
FRANCKFORT, MARCH 28.
Letters from the South of Spain announce, that
the tidings which arrive from Spain are now become
less important, because it appears that the King had
thought proper to postpone active operations against
the southern provinces till after the surrender of Sa-
ragossa, since a great number of men was requisite to
carry on that siege, and it was foreseen that the sur-
render would make a deep impression upon the south
of Spain. But after the capture of that place, it was
found necessary to grant the troops who had formed
the army of observation a short repose. These troops
were composed of the following divisions :—The 3d,
formerly under the command of the Marshal Duke of
Comegliano ; the sth, the Marshal Duke of Treviso's ;
and the 7th, that of General Gouvion St. Cyr. The
latter had formed a cordon round the eastern frontier
of Arragon, in order to repress the insurgents of Ca-
talonia and prevent their attempting the relief of Sa.
ragossa. St. Cyr has returned into Catalonia, in or-
der to complete the subjugation of that province,
where the country between Manresa and Salsona is
principally in a state of insurrection. The destination
of the other two divisions is not ascertained. In the
beginning of March they were both in Arragon. It
is said they are to march to Valencia. According to
other reports, the division of the Marshal Duke of
Elchingen, which remained in Leon and Gallicia, is
to return into the south of France, and there receive
further commands.
ST. PETERSBURGH, MARCH 22.
Count Romanzow, Minister of State, immediately
after his return from Paris, informed the Diplomatic
Body by a circular letter, that he had resumed his
functions as Minister for Foreign Affairs.—Count
Araktshejew, Minister at War, still remains in Fin-
land, the States of which country are to meet his Im-
perial Majesty at Abo at the end of this month. He
intends to leave this capital for the latter place on the
25th of this month, and Count Romanzow is to set
out for the same place in the course of to-morrow.

TURKEY, FEBRUARY 24.
The Grand Seignior has caused to be notified as
follows :

" Know, ye beloved faithful, that I have concluded peace
with my ancient troops, the Janissaries, and that I declare all
those enemies of the empire, and our enemies, who attempted to
introduce the system of military organization and discipline which
prevails among the faithless.
" Know ye, also, that the two Pachas who were partisans of
that abominable project, have been banished our dominions, and
abandoned to the vengeance of all good Mussulmen, who are at
liberty to destroy them, should they ever dare to set a foot on the
Ottoman territory.
44 To conclude, know ye, that we have written this Firman
with our own hand, in order to give our ancient gallant troops an
unquestionable proof of our gratitude."