Star.
London, England, 1807-05-19 00:00:00

FOItEIGN lATELLIGENCL.

PATHS, MAY E.
Twelve Imperial decrees, dated from the camp at
Onerode, the 28th, 29th, and 3oth March, contain
53 new promotions.
May 9..—The Atoakerr of this day contains 13 new
decrees, given at the Imperial Camp at Otlerr,de, on
the 23th, 26th, 27th, and 28th of March, confining
of military promotions made by his blajeny.
M. Cailiard, who has filled with chflinElion feveral
diplomatic miffions, and who has been for fame years
thief of the divifion of archives, in the minifiry for
foreign affairs, died on the 6th of this month.
The mininer plenipotentiary from his Majelly the
Emperor Napoleon to the Court of Denmark, paged
through Bruffelsoit the 4th of this month, on the way
to his place of deflination.
They write from Aix la Chapelle, that the prefe6l
general has announced to the confultative chambers of
that department, that all Englifb merchandize has
been prohibited throughout all the Ottoman Empire.
This meafure, by excluding the Englifh manufaitures
from the commerce of the Levant, prevents any dan-
gerous competition with our manufaelures, and fe
cures to them the advantage of fupplying alone the
Turkifh prOvinces. Thus the threats and siolenee
exercifed by the Englifh Government towards the
Porte, to force her into the coalition, and ruin the
commerce of France, has ended only in drawing
clofer the bonds which unite there two powers, to fe
cure to the produas of our induary an important
iffue, and to (hut againfl•the Englifh merchants all
the ports of a van empire.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH ss.

The Grand Vizier lets out on the 30111 of this Month.
The army which he commands in perfon confills of
more than fiaty thoufand men. He is going to the
Danube. The preparations on the fide of Georgia are
equally formidable.
The Pacha of Erzerum has been inverted with all
the powers of Grand Vizier in Alinenia and Colenis
he marches for fah and the Phafis. A Tartar ar•
rived from Erzerum has brought official advice that
the Turks have made :hemfelves mailers of a fort
which the Roil-tans h;:t1 ere fled on the Phafis between
Anacra and Kumbal. Anacra itfelf was vigotoufly
attacked.
The ille of Tened,al has been attacked by the Ruf-
fians, but hitherto the efforts of the Ruffian fquadron
and the troops on board it have been without effea.
Two Englith con,iers have been arrefled with the
enrrefprmdence of the Englith Minifter, Mr. Arbuth-
not with his dragoman, and with the Euglith dtago.
wan u refides at Bucharefl.
L ‘ng eztraas are added from thefe intercepted let-
ter figned Summerer, and dated Buchareff the loth,
I 'tit, 20th and aid of February.
The pieces fubioined are orders iffued by the P..rte
to the paellas and governors of the different provin-
ces, in met,. and cities cf the empire, notifying the
was with England. and prohibiting any trade with

Engties.
Mechin, the French Conful at the Dardanelles,
informs us, that the forts are in the bell flare of de.
fence. That the Englifh lquadron, on its return to
wa• met at Tened..s by the Ruffian fquadron,
?ad that difputes had arifen between the commanders
.44 dm two fquadruns. The Englifh appeared very
diffatisfiesil with the quarrel in which they had en-
gaged the Turks on account of the Ruffians. " Had
you not," laid they, "invaded Moldavia and Walla
" chia, every thing would have been adjulled, and
" you wonW pot have given another powerful ally to
e• France."
Ratio has failed in her negociations for a feparate
peace with the Porte and Perfia. M. Dupre, the
Frotwil Conful at Erzerum with Juffuf Pacha, writes
word that the Schah has refuted to conclude any
*414 of tecaty.--Itioniteur.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY x 9.
WHIT.TU 330 AT at OW Stock Exchange.

A rumour prevailed yeiterday afternoon that a
report had been received through a refpeetabld pri-
trate channel from Holland, of a battle fought on the
3d inaant, in which the French, according to the
Dutch reports, were vklorious. No other particulars
were mentioned, nor could we trace the rumour to
its fource.

At a late hour laa right Paris Papers to the lath
inaant were received, from which we have given ex-
trees of every thing cleferving notice. Their con-
tents are not of much importance.