Star.
London, England, 1807-02-16 00:00:00

VIENNA, JANUARY 14.

The Emperor of Auilria has ordered the 16th in-
Rant, the anniverfary of his return to his capital, to
be celebrated annually with great folemnity. His
Majeßy will be at the Cathedral of St. Stephen's, at-
tended by the armed Burghers, the great Officers of
State, &c.
In an account which the French Ambaffador has
publilhed, relative to the late affair, in Poland, it is
mentioned, that the Ruffian Field Martha' Ramenfkis
being driven out of his head quarters, was to very near
being taken as to be compelled to cut his way three
times through the enemy.
According to Come accounts, Prince Ypfilante "%s
now a General in the Ruffian fervioe, and is at prefent
at Jaffy.

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Our" Court Gazette contains the following from
Turkey :
•. On the night of the 29th of November, a dreadful
fire broke out in the fuburbs of Galata, which con-
fumeiketpwards of 2000 Jewifh, Greek, and Turkith
dwellings; nothing but the adjacent high walls pre.
vented ale: aging flames from extending to the arfenal
and to Pen. The tide being high, molt of the velTels
flipped their cables. and got into the R. 3ads. But the
injury done by the accident is very ct'nfiderable, the
parts which fuffcred moll being filled with magazines
of merchandize.

" On the 7th of December, Halet Effendi, the
Envoy Extraordinary of the Sublime Porte, arrived
here, on his return from Paris, by way of Adrianople.
The fquadron of Admiral Louis continues. cruizing
before this port. The Ruffian fquadron, under Ad-
miral Sinaivin, remains in the Archipelago ; and,
according to accounts from Ragufa, the Ruffians have
made themfelves mailers of the ifland of Curzola.
"On the 25th of December, a Ruffian corps, under
Lieutenant General Melloradovich, entered Fok-
fchang. near Bucharelt. Theie have been feveral
flight ikirmifhes between them, the Wallachians, and
about t 6,ooumen, under the Tut kifh Ayan Multapha
Bayrakter. All the principal places in WaPachia
and Moldavia are now in pofrefGon of the Ruffians,
viz. Bender, Braila, Ifmail, &c. and General Michel-
fon has taken upon him the chief command.
" Pain Oglou immediately recroffcd the Da-
nube upon the approach of the Ruffians."
Jaw. t 7.—The report is again circulated that Bran-
nan will be given up to the Aultrians in the courfe of
the prefent month. According to intelligence from
Upper Hungary, 50,000 infantry and zc,ooo cavalry
fet out with halve towards the bcginning of this
month, for Gallicia.

It is faid that General Andr:offy, Ambaffador at
our Court, is on the eve of fetting out for the Grand
Arniy ; and that the Fir(} Secretary of the cmbaffy
will conduet the affairs during his abfence. (This
ncyis requires confirmation.)

On Saturday night, about fix o'clock, a very
heavy cannonading was heard at Deal, in the dir edion
of Boulogne, which failed two hours. It was con-
jetaured to have proceeded from tome of our cruizers
annoying the (mall craft seating out of Boulogne,
and creeping along (bore to the Northern ports.

WoactsTaa Ei,acTroc—The Poll commenced on
Friday, and at the auk on Saturday, the numbers
were—

Far Mc CORDON 417
For Mr. ATTERSOLL • 231
Majority in favour of. Mr. GORDON —..--rB6.

CORN Exc au oa, MARL LANE, FRII. 6.—The
frefh imports of Wheat to day, are not very nume•
lons : early in the forenoon (ales were made brifkly
at a (mall encreafe in price, but not fo ready after.
wards—Barley is arrived in confiderable fupplies;
fecond and ordinal y qualities are los% er—.Malt coc-
dimes very heavy of file—there are not many Grey
Peas or Beans ofeach kind, which fetch better prices
—Oats are in tolerable fupply, though not many ar•
rivals, and this article is lull as dear and Flour fellf
fupporu let prices.