Star.
London, England, 1807-05-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, APRIL 29. .
6a •
• The official journal contains the decree a 34'1 op In.
the meeting of' the Senate, on the yth, purtagnt
the Emperor's menge for calling out Bo,oqg cr+
fclipts of the year sitoB. It alto contains an Addiefs
by the Senate to his Majelly on his meltage ; to which
is fubjoined an Imperial Decree, dated from the.head
(lowers at Finkesiftein, on the t Bth inflant, direiting
the mode of levying the conteription in ,the differentdepartments. The date of this decree thews that nol
event of importance had occurred before that time..
This is farther evident from a letter received.4ll.
Sunday from the advanced polls of the enemy, in
which the writer rays...." For a month pall, we have
been face to face with the enemy, and yet have re-
mained in perfal inaaivity: The army 'is in good
health. Our foldiers tottered for tome time from a sly-
fernery, which repofe and wholefome focd has now
completely removed. Our braVe men are daily re•
turning from the hofpitals. Our battalions increafe
in numbers, and, as foon as the roads are praaicable,
nothing will be able to impede the flight our vic-
torious eagles. Contagious fevers prevail among the
Ruffian troops. There difeates are occationtd by their
remarkable neglet9 of cleanlir:efs."--The 5 per cents
are 75 ; the Lank flock at 1,215.

LEYDF.N, MAY 3.
The letters from Germany contain little news. In
one of them, however, dated the 13.anks of the
Danube, Apt it 21, it i 3 flared, that the Ruffians had
attempted a deicent on the [(land of Candia, but
that they were driven back with ennfiderahle
Mention is alfo made of a mffunderitanding laid to
have arilen among the.ptincipal officers of the Eng.
lifh fleet in the Ai chipelago, and in particular between
Admiral Duckworth and the Rear Admirals Sir
Sidney Smith and Leoli,. The two latter, it is laid,
have. formally accused the Commander in Chief to
their Government, charging him with having air.
hollowed the Bt kith name before Contiantinople, and
by his ir confiderate condo& provoked rupture with
the Porte. High words haye alfo pa between the ,
Admiral and the Britilh Arsballitdor• buthnut. '
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH
The Englifh fleet under Admiral Duckworth was,
loon after its retreat from the Sea of Marmots, re-
inforced off 'Penedos by the Ruffian Admiral Sinia•
yin's fqtradr on, confilling of 14 (hips Of war, which
have, it is laid, tome thoufands cf tr•oops. on board.
It is not probable, however, that uith this united
force, a Iccond paffage of the Dardanelles will bc.
attempted.' Letters have been received which late,
that after the arrival of the Rtillians, a part of the
fleet, probably the damaged Englith fhipr, bad failed
from 'Penedos for the mouth of the Straits, leaving
only nine or ten fail of the line behind. They ate
do•rbtlefs gone.to be repaired in Come of the few ports
of the Mediterranean, which yet remain open to
then. Every thing proves that the damage they
fullairied mull have been more confiderable than was
at fiat imagined. On the 4th, one of the hinge% of
the Englifh Ihips of the line funk c•ff TeneJos, which
makes their lots in confequence of this enterprize
amount to four (hips. But there are other reafons
belt des the lofs the enemy has fuffe'ed for his not
attempting to return. '1 he North wind ltill blows
llrongly, and completely doles the paffage of the
Dardanelles. Our Government has made great ex-
ertions in flrengthening the works. Three bandied
pieces of cann-n have been tent from the arfenals,
and the nectffary furnaces are prepared for firing red
hut balls.

FINIZENSTEIN. APRIL to.

Every preparation is made for opening the cam-
• paign. The Emperor has lately reviewed the whole
of the Grand Army, which is now divided into three
, principal corps, with which all the others communi
cate. We expat to refume our military operations
on the fir It appearance of fpring weather, in cafe the
Ruffians do not confent to the propofitions which
, have been made. We are all ready. The artillery
I prefents a formidalde front, and the zeal and confi
decce of the troops exceed all defcription. A fignal
from the Empercr is all that is wanted. The Tur kith
I and Perfian Ambaffadors are at the head quarters,
and have had folemn audiences of his Majefkr.

VIENNA. APRIL 18.

INTltle the probability of a new campaign between
the Belligerent Powers encreafes, in the fame pro.
prtion the diplomatic aaivity of our Mir.i(lers feems
to diminifh ; and nothing indicates that our Cabinet,
now that its mediation appears to have failed, will
continue any longer to take an intimate c,,ncetn in the
events of the war.—From the Dutch Official journal.

FRANKFORT, APR!I,
The pange of Ilrong divilions of French troops,
both intantr y and cavalry, on their way to reinforce
the grand army, continues uncedfingly throrsgh this
town. There ate (till a great number of troops in
Mentz.