Star.
London, England, 1807-01-08 00:00:00

BAMBERG, DEC. 19.

The Gazette of this City fays, the Au ffrian troops,
in eonjundion with the French, will enter Turkey to
drive out the Montenegrins ; and as thefe Moun-
taineers are under the proteltion, and paid by Ruf-
fia, it is pollible that Turkey will very loon become
the theatre where wt shall fee the forces of four Em.
paw' engaod.

HAMBUROH, DEC. if
Letters from Laois, of the sfitlt of November,
contain the report that the Engliflt, confequenet
of the (mall number of their troops, lad been obliged
to evacuate Buenos Ayres. The conSrmation of this
is Rill expeited.
Travellers from Breßau fay, that the place is to
heavily bombarded, that it wu on fire in feveral
places.
On the 23d an order arrived here to remove and
dill:tote of all the regiftered property, but now it is
underßood that nothing will be done in the banters
till the return of the Secretary. Whether it arifes
from our being more reconciled to our Situation than
we were at fret, or from other canter, 1 cannot pre-
tend to fay, but it certainly is tine, that the city is
become more chearful within there few days. One
caufe may be affigned for it, that feveral Merchants
who had flopped have returned their payments ; be-
tides, the conrcqunces of the proceedings of the
French have not caufed nearly fo many dififters as
were anticipated. The exelsange is advanced to
aboTe 32.
We were thrown into a little alarm a few days
ago. A warehonfeman belonging to one of our mer-
chants was deteded 'conveying a final article of
goods of Englith manufa&ure to another houfc, by a
French Officer. The confequence was, that the per.
I RIO was obliged to make a difcevery of the holt&
from whence he brought it, and the French put
their teals upon the premifes. The French'have re-
laxed in the tneafures they had rerolved upon with
regard to the Members of the Britifh Faitory. We
cipetled every day to fee them fet off for Verdun,
but happily they are now at liberty.

LAUENBURG, DEC. ss.
The Pruffian and Swedilh pieces of cannon brought
here from Lobee, are iog in number; they are all
new, and of various calibres. They are yanfported
in boats by the Elbe to Stacie.

HANOVER, DEC. at.

We are to to furnith four hundred bodes for the
French army.
Hie Majefty the Emperor Napoleon has nomina•
ted an Intendant General for this country. La So-
licetti, the Governor, has not yet arrived.
The French troops are Ilia on their way from
Calle!. They are Paid to conftil of a regiment of
Italian infintry, on their march to join General
Monier.

Dsc. 23.—The works at Kenteln are to be totally
demolifbedt as well as thofe of Nienburg ; and by the
particular command of his Majeßy, this mull be corn.
pissed in the courfe of the enfuing year.

SCHWETUN, DEC. ss.

Orrmut. Nora.-4g The underfigned, Minitter
Plenipotentiary of his Majefty the Emperor and
King to the States of Lower Saxony, has received
orders, in the name of his Sovereign, to declare to
the Minißry of his Hig.hnefit the Duke of Mecklen•
burgh Schwerin, that is confequence of a pairage
being granted to the Ruffian troops through Meck-
lenburg, their long continuance in that country, and
the fupport afforded them, it appears that thefe ac-
commodations mug have been the refult of an inti-
mate alliance between that country and Raffia, but
at the fame time inconfiaent with the duties of nen-
traliry—Frarice, therefore, canner acknowledge she%
neutrality, of Mecklenburg. Betides, as the Governor
of Mecklenburg was inverted with a command in the
Ruffian army, he can be looked upon in no othir
light than as ferving under the colours of the pin.
' cipal enemy of France. Mecklenburg, in conic-
quence of various conneBions, has an immediate in.
terett in the affairs of Raffia ; and, under the pre.
fent circumftances, when the Cabinet of St. Peterf•
burgh, contrary to all tight, acrd even without the
leaß pretext, has violated the independence of the
Ottoman Porte, and, in fad, made itfelf matter of
the provinces of Moldavia and Wallachia ; a mealure,
is refpea to Mecklenburg, which has a tendency to
'retaliate, cannot be negletied ; it is a meafure war.
ranted by jußice, and •equally required by found po-
licy, and the interefts of France. The underfigned
is therefore charged to declare,—s. That it is the
will of the gmperor and King, on account of the
affiaanee which this country has afforded to his ene•
mica, that it thall be confidered as having made a
common carafe with them. 2. That the future and
ultimate fate of Mecklenburg will depend upon the
condo& which Rutfia thall obferve towards Moldavia
and Wallachia. The underfigned avails himfelf of
this occafion to affure the Miniftry of his
,Highnefs
the Duke of Mecklenburgh of his particular chem.
" Ijamburgh, November, 27, tBe6. " souallass."

BREMEN, DEC. ao.
The Senate of the. Free City of Bremen makes
known by thefe prefents to the. Burghers and Inhabi-
tants, that the occupation of the place-by the troops
of his Majefty the Emperor of the french will make
no alteration in the adminiftratiou of.juflice, nor in
the colleition of the revenues, public monies, &c.
and that, excepting the meafures necelfary to affus.
the execution of the Decree of November at, zelbte•
dug the blockade of England,' :every thing will re-
main upon the former footing.
This affurance fhould fatisfy.the Burghers and In.
habitants of this city. and engage them to lend their
afflftence with more facility, in carrying on the mu-
lures which circumftances have rendered necefrary,
and to fupport with more Conflaney the burdens
which thefe ci• cumfiances have impofed upon them.
Gives at the Arembly of the Senate en the 17th, and
pablithed on the. Imhof December, ilk*

The Senator Groning. the Deputy from this city,
had an audience of the Emperor Napoleon, on the
loth, at which no perfon was prefent betides himfelf
and M. Tal!fraud. M. Groning was very gracioully
received.,
FROM THE HAMBURGH CORRESPONDENT OF
DECEMBER 27.

Vaunt*, Dac• 13.—Advices have been received
here, that the Ruffians, 5b,000 Rrong, have taken
poireffion of Moldavia and Wallachia as friends and
allies of the Sublime Porte ; that they have advanced
as far as 'Widdin, and united with the Servians, who
are about 40,000 irons, under the command of
Czerni George.

Accounts from Warfaw of the t R of December,
fay, that General Beningfen, who commands 73.000
men, had his head quarters at Pultnik, in Ruffian
roland. beyond the Villula, on the Narew. The King
of Prulfia had been there tight days before.

•19ENDl4RK.

ALTONA, DEC. 30.

On the rh inf. Thorn furrendered to the rg each
under Marntal Ney. Dantzic has a garrifon of near
tB,ozo men, the neighbouring redoubts are defended
by General Manikin with a conftderable corps.
Breflau has a garrifon of near 8,000 men, its Cum.
mandant is determined to hold out to the laft ; on
the gth init. it was inverted by Jerome 'Bonaparte,
with the Bavarian and Wirtemberg troops under hi:
command ; the cannonade commenced the fame day,
and continued to the igth without making any im.
preifien ; the gartifon oppofed a moil vigorous rt.
finance. It is intended to raife the Duchy of Silefia
en maii, which will form an army of 70, or fts,ozo
men.

Letters from Vienna, of the flth infi. nate. that
the Emperor is determined not to give up Gallic:,

KIEL (IN HOLSTEIN), DEC. 19

The French Charge d'Affaires, Defaugiers, v,;
was here for femme time, has again returned to
penhagen. Our Court does all in its power to pre-
ferve its neutrality. In Sweden the moft vigoluo:
preparations are making for war: the whole arm/
is ordered lobe ready to take the field,and the work.
men in the arfenal are employed night and day ;
Stralfund is flill unattacked ; and on the 26th infant
Monica's head•gttarters were yet at Anclam.

The King of Pruffia has transferred his head quar.
tern from Konigffierg to Weltlaw ; his forces, with
thofe of the Ruffian General Tolfloy, amount to
near too,ooo men ; the former are commanded by
General Kalkreurb. The Commandant of Spandau
who returned to the King after the finrender of that
place, has been tried by a Court Martial, and con•
donned to be film

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURGH, DEC. s.

There is a Ragnation in trade, on two accounts—.
the interruption of the navigation, and the prefent
Rate of political affairs.
Another imponaot ukafe, relative to the recruiting
of the army, has been pnblifhed here, altering the
number of recruits to be railed from four to five out
of every five hundred fouls, and to be taken to the
age of 36. Several conditions are annexed to this
order, to render the fervice as eafy as poffible.