Star.
London, England, 1809-04-19 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

PAT: IS, MARCH 31.
Private letters train Holland state, that Turkey
would re-unite herself to Aus:ria in the war against
France, and that England would furnish the Turks
with necessaries for thz. Near. _ _ .

The Gazette of France contains the following ar-
ticle :

THE. ARCHDUKE CHARLES TO THE MILITIA OF VIENNA.
" Noble Volunteers of Virr.na—l could not refuse rnystlf the
satisfaction r f being in the midst of vou on this day of rejoicing.
The enthusiasm with which you thisiday ewvote yourselves to the
service of our well-beloved Miiarch,arid to the defence of ourdear
country, will be a sublime trait in the hii.ory of Austria. It
unites indissollullly the ties of love and confidence between theMo-
parch and you! When the cue Itry shall be in danger, I count on
your arms. None of you will endure the chains of foreign power.
&a firm and patriotic a det.:rmination. creates heroes, and assures
us of victory. I shall behold you again, where honour and our
country shall call us, and ye will all hthold me there likewise."
The news from Vienna mentions that the Count
Walmoden has been sent to the Russian head-quarters
at Yassy ; his mission is of the highest . importance.
It is said, he is charged to demand the cause of those
important movements which the Russians have made
()n the frontiers of the Austrian States.
M. Davi, Intendant-General of the Army, took
yesterday his departure from hence. M. Joinville has
been appointed Commissary-General of the Imperial
head-quarters, and M. Villemaury Commissary-Ge-
neral of the Army. M. Canonville, Master of the
Household of the Imperial Palace, left town yester-
day for Strasburgh. M. Lagardeehas taken his de-
parture for Lisbon, to resume the functions of Direc-
tor-Genetal of the Police in Portngal.
According .to the Gazette de Fiance, the accounts
from Spain continue to be favourable. The Duke of
Belluno (Marshal Victor) has crossed the Tagus, and
taken up a position near Badajoz, to open a commu-
nication with the Duke of Dalmatia (Marshal Soult)
who has arrived at Lisbon.

The Fort Jaca, in Arragon, has surrendered. The
Military Committee appointed to inquire into the af-
fair of Chateaubriand, closed this day their debates,
and condemned M. Chateaubriand, de Gouyon,
Quintal, and Boizo (Luvas's son), as convicted
agents and spies of England, to suffer death, having
received money and instructions for that purpose.—
Chateaubriand was apprehended the very moment he
was going to embark fur England. Documents were
found about him which clearly proved his guilt, as
well as that of his accomplices.
We are assured that their Majesties intend to leave
this capital for Compeigne on the 4th of next month,
and to set out from thence on the Bth for Strasburgh.
Numerous troops are daily passing through this town
on their march to the Rhine. The Austrian Ambas•
s idor, Count Metternich, and Prince •Esterhazy are
still here. Marshal Bessieres has arrived from Spain.

APRIL 3.—According to letters from Madrid of
the 22d ult. contained in the Moniteur of yesterday,
the Duke del Infantado has embarked for England,
having lost the confidence even of the insurgents.
APRIT 4.—From Bayonne, by letters dated the
28th ult. we learn the following :
" The town and fortress of lacy having surren-
dered, General Gouvion St. Cyr is now besieging
T.,.rragona, and in which town the Spanish General
Reding commands. The said General Reding was
severely wounded in the last engagement, but not
killed, as was reported. Last night Marshal Lannes,
Duke of Montebello, passed through this place, on
his return from Spain." _

The Madrid Gazette of the 21st ult. contains the
following :
" Colonel 'rascher, Aide-de-Camp to his Catholic
Majesty, is arrived here from Truxillo, in Estrema-
dura, whe:.e he had left the corps of the Marshal Duke
of Belltmo, which was pursuing its advantages over
General Cuesta. The enemy, who was defeated by
the German division alone, under the command of
General Laval, lost all his ammunition and baggage.
Colonel Tascher adds, that they had made from 5 to
60)0 regular troops prisoners of war, and that all the
peasants had been put to the sword by the cavalry._
The town of Truxillo has sent a deputation to the
Marshal Duke (.f Belluno, in order to present to his
Highness its submission, and that the inhabitants
would take the oaths of fidelity and obedience to King
Joseph Napoleon. The same inhabitants have deli-
vered up to the French army the considerable maga-
zines which the enemy had fortified at Truxillo.—
General Seb.tstiani was marching with from 18 to
20,000 men to Manzanares."