Star.
London, England, 1807-10-21 00:00:00

The Moaiteur of this day contains a report prefen-
ted to the Emperor, on the peculations of certain
French officers committed on the clothing and diet
of the army ; which is referred to the Grand Judge
of lattice, in order to profecute Martin Teflon and
Co. the principal perfons concerned in the purchafe
of the cloth fo plundered ; the fum paid by them for
this flolen property, amounted to 19,604 francs.
OCTOISIIR ft.—Preparations arc making in this ca-
pital to celebrate, with great pomp, on the 14th of
this month, the • Anniverfary of the Viaory of Jena.
All the public places will be opened the preceding
evening, and on the day of the fete there will be an
illumination at the Palace and in the gardens of the
Thuilleries, with a concert on the Terrace. In the
mean time the Court will give a ball at Fontainbleau
in honour of the King and Queen of Wellphalia, and
which was intended to have been given at their mar-
riage, but was delayed from the unfavourAblatefi of
the feafon. This feflival adds very much to the
bufile which the pretence of the Court produces at
the Caftle, as well as in the town of Fontainbleau.
FONTAINBLEAU, OCTOBER 7.

Since the Court has taken up its refidence here,
Fontainbleau prefents a very lively and bufy fcene.
The road from Paris is covered with carriages, and
the pollmallers of the environs have been obliged to
augment the number of their poft harfcs. The Mi-
nilters arrive frequently from Paris, to tranfadt
nets with the Emperor ; and here, as elfewhere, his
Majefty is the molt occupied perfon in the Empire.
He yellerday held a Council, which continued from
eleven in the morning till (even in the evening. At
the condullon cf it he went to dinner, and twenty
minutes after he appeared at the theatre. The re•
prefentation of that day was Rhadamifte. 'l'o con-
vey an idea of the extraordinary Wale which prevails I
here, it will be fufficient to obferve, that, befides the
Court of the Emperor and Emprefs, Fontainbleau
poffeffes the King and (Z 2 leen of Weflphalia, the
Q.l!een of Holland, the Prince of Baden, the Prince
Primate, and feveral other foreign Princes.
Notwithftaading his numerous occupation', the
Emperor gives an occaflonal hour to pleat-tire. He
yefterday hunted the (tag and the wild boar. His
Majefty left the Palace at eleven o'clock, to partake of
a breakfa(t at the place of rendezvous, at the dillance
of a league and a half. The Emprefs, the Queen of
Wellphalia, the Grand Duke and Duchefs of Berg,
the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchefs of Baden,
the Prince and Princefs of Neufchatel, the Prince
Primate, and feveral other Noblemen, as well French
as foreigners, were prefent at the hunt. In the
evening the Court reallembled in the apartments of
the (eteen of Holland.
It is hated, that on the 14th of Odtober the Anni•
verfary of the Battle of Jena will be celebrated in
the twelve municipalities of Paris, by the marriage
of certain military perfons to young women, who are
to be portioned by the Emperor.
M. de Lindholm, Aide de Camp to the Prince
Royal of Denmark, whom the unfortunate affair of
Copenhagen has brought to the Court of France, left
Fontainbleau on the 4th initant for Kid. He received
from his Majefty a faperb fnuff box, and his Majef-
ty's pi Lure.
VENICE, SEPTEMBER 23.
It appears that the Ruffians have not been able to
obtain permillion to difembark at Triefte, or rather
that the courier, who ought so have brought back the
anfwer of the Emperor of Auftria, has flopped too
long on the road ; for yefterday and the day before,
the whole of the Ruffian fleet, compofed of 35 fall,
have retained to our road : the Englifh have alfo
departed, and returned no more. Three veffels of
the line, and nine frigates, have caft anchor in the
road ; the tranfports have repaired to Lido and Ma-
lamocco ; the Ruffian troops have been tranfporred
in barks and gondolas, to Meftre, 6n the Continent,
where every thing is prepared for their reception.—
The neceffary difpolitions have alfo been made, for
their fupport in the Venetian diaries, by which they
mull pats to reach the Tyrol, and the South of Ger.
many.