Star.
London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

TURIN, DECEMBER 3.

General Menou, the Connienor of State Dauchy,
Intendant General of the Departments beyond the
Alps, and Salmatoris, Intendant of the Crown Pro-
pertyi have fet out for Venice, in confequence of
orders from his Majeay the Emperor.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 27.

The (mall number of Engtills in this place have
required paffports for Triene, in the intention cf
embarking immediately for Malta.
Major General Nugent, Come Engineers, and other
Military Officers, have received an order to repair
to the environs of Brannan, to receive that place,
when it (hall be returned by the French, conforms
bly to the tan convention. Several Officers have
likewife departed for the envimns of Gradifca ; they
are charged to receive that territory which is ceded
to Aufiria by the fame Convention.
Pr CEMBER 2.—.-Our army is now nn the moll
formidable footing. It has been increafed by leveral
Prutlian deferters, who have entitled in nor regi-
ments, fo that our military force is Paid to +mount
at prefent to 4exo,ooc effeaive men.
The t curt G=azette of this day contains the following
wick from Turkey :
" Tranquillity is again diflurbed in the frontier
2nd Eallan provinces of the Ottoman empire. The
following particulars of the palling of the Buzawa
by the Turks have been received from Sarajevo, the
capital of Bofnia r---
" At the cnmmeneement of Oltobir, the body of
Ottoman troops on the Dwina, which amounted only
to t 6,000 men, was fecretly increafed by fucceffive
reinfureements to ss,ooo. On the Bth of Oflober,
Hain Pacha afrembled all his force at Kraila, cn
the Buzawa, not far from Senita, and on the toth
he paittel the river. He immediately advanced
againtl the Servian politicos; but the latter fell back
at every point, and in the evening the Turks reached
the cattle of Soccer. On the four 'flowing days the
Servians made feveral attack., and on the isth,
having received large reinforcements, they repulfed
the MulTutmen. Following up theft advantages, they
re-palled the Buzawa, and advanced to Vartz, a few
miles from Tarajevn. To (top their progrefs, Bekir
Pacha, Vizir of Travenick, fummoned a levy en rnajr.
againil the Servians. He marched out of Ttavenick
on the 18th with aOOO men.

" Nothing refpeaing the evacuation of Wallachia
or Moldavia has yet taken place. A new Rt.!flan
corps 'bas marched from Mohilow towards thefe two
Nine'Patsies. General Prince Aprasim, litigadier
of this corps, is (till at Buchara, whither Pt ince
treforowfky has alfo repaired from Yaffy. The ad-
yawed polls have been again reinforced, and all
conerpondence or communication with TUrkey is
rigoroully prohibited."

PARIS, DECEMbEit ts.
Letters from the Fira Corgis of Obfervation of the
Gironde, under the command of General Junet,,
mention, that the Prince Regent of Portugal, as loon
as he learnt the arrival of the French troops at
Abrantes, adopted the refolution of retiring to the
Brazils. He failed, in fan, on the agth of-Novem-
ber. General Junet entered Liibon on the 3oth. He
was very favourably received by the inhabitants.—
Such was the confidence in the French, that the !hops
were not 'hut, nor was bufinefs interrupted for an
inflant.

Dac. 16.—ft is mentioned in a letter from Ldbon,
that General• De Laborde, commanding the Fiat
Divifion of the Army of the Gironde, has been ap.
pointed Commandant of that city, and sof all the
French aad Portuguefe troops in it.

HAVRE, DECEMBER tr.
The day before yeßerday an American veffel, with
a rich cargo of colonial produce, came in and an-
chored in our roads. The maritime Prefea imme-
diately fent on board of her an officer of the prin-
cipal office, and an interpreter. The officer put this
queßion to the Captain :—" Have you not touched
at England lince you quitted the United States ?"
46 Yes," faid the Captain, " I was forcibly carried
into Plymouth by an Englifh frigate." Upon this
declaration, which was in dire& cootradiftion to the
decree refpating the continental blockade, the veffel
was prohibited from entering, and an order to with
draw was intimated to her.

THE EVENING STAR-

LONDON.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols, for sec. 641—Reduced 63f—Omniurn t; prem.
Exchequer Bills is. pre.

Some time ago we Rated, that it was a prevailing
opinion in fume well informed political circles, that
Ceuta would probably 'oe foon attacked by his Ma-
jelly's forces. In corroboration of this we have now
to Rate, that in a policy of infurance, done yefterday
at LLOYD'S, on a vein' bound to the Mediterranean,
this claufe was introduced—"" with liberty to call at
Ceuta."

We porters no certain information on the fuhjea,
but we know that the troops which failed from
Sicily for Gibraltar, with General Sir J. Mooa e, were
not landed, hut Rill on board the tranfports when
the laf accounts left that place; that General Mooße
is to co operate with Sir SIDNEY Stems in a common
enterprize ; and that his vilit to Sir SIDNEY, off the
Tagus, was to arrange their operations. Why were
they nut immediately entered upon ? The anfwer
feems to be, that they were waiting for an additional
force from England.
The objea of the Eapedition under General SEEN.
CER and Sir C. Covron, we are well informed, is
not a very dißant one ; and we therefore conclude
that this force will join Sir Sinoty's and General
Mot:ma's. We therefore think we (hall loon hear of
Ceuta being in poffeflion of the Brit' fh.
We ought, h owever, to mention another opinion
which is Rrongly maintained by tome; that the whole
of the above force is defined to makt an attack on
Cadiz, to get poffefflon of the Spanilh fleet.

A lttter from Cadiz mentions the arrival there of
a body of French troops, and defcribes the confler-
nation that generally prevails throughout Spain, and
that an attack from us was apprehended at Cadiz.