Star.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

VIENNA, SEPT. 13.

The regulations eftabliihed by the Arch duke Charles
as Generaßflimo of the troops, relative to the future
organization of the military levy, in Hungary, has
been publilbed. According to this, the men between
;8 and 4o years of age, are to form battalions of re•
ferve, who are to be exercifed every year at the pe-
riod leaft inconvenient to agt icult ure. From among ft
thole not exceeding 3o years of age, mea are to be
ballotted to complete the Hungarian regiments.lThe
duration of their engagement to be the ihme as
before, but on leaving the regular regiments they
are to pals to the reknit ; and, in cafe of war, to be
recalled to the regiments to which they belonged, if
within three years. Men above 40 not to be forced
to enter into any corps.
Sr?r. is —The Archduke Charles has arrived in
Bohemia, where he will not Ray long, but will pro-
ceed to Kipper Adria, where he propofes to join
the Emperor who will be at Lintz in ten days. His
Majefty at the departure of the laft couriers was at
Gratz, in Syria. It is Rill faid, that this Monarch
will proceed with the Archduke to Salibourg.

FRANKFORT, SEPT. 21.

Private letters from Paris announce that the po-
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litical arrangements fur Germany are far advanced.
It feems that the territorial demarkation of every con•
federated !fate will be definitively marked out in the
fundamental ilatutes, and that Germany will be di.
vided into two great fe&ions, that of the South, and
that of the North ; the capital of the furmer will be
Munich, and Drefden that of the latter. In each of
thefe two tons will be eflablithed a Grand Tribunal,
which will determine definitively upon all cedes
brought before them by the fubjetts of the refpeEtive
feitions. It is thought alfo that Frankfort will be the
feat of a Supreme Court of Judicature, which will be
invefted with prerogatives fimilar to that of Wetzlar.
SEPT. 26.—1 t is given out, that one of the laws of
the Confederation of the Rhine will eftablifh general
liberty of commerce in all the countries belonging to
the Confederacy : no Prince will have it iri his power
to throw any attack in the way of the introduflion
of merchandize into his territory from the adjoining
States, Sec. and a Court of General Appeal will 'be
eftabliihed to fettle all difputes arifing between the
reigning Princes and their fubjefts.
Letters from the Tyrol pofitively announce that,
in confequence of meafures which have been concerted
between France and Auftria, the ports of Melte and
Fiume are shut again( the Englith.
STUTGARD, SEPT. 17.

His Majefty has conferred the title of Abbefs of
Obriftenftlid on'thc .frincefs Louifa, daughter of the
Duke Eugene." ' • •
A Royal Decree has appeared, dated the loth
September, 1807,-iefpeEting foreign brafs coins, the
tenor of which is aefollows :-
1. Froin the date of the publication of the prefent Royal De-
cree, till the eft of Januarys tBcB, foreign brats 'coins of the value
of fix and of three kreutzers, arc reduced to the value of five and
two kreutzers, without any excerion, and will not be received
into the public treafury but on that footing. Pieces of fix and
three kreutzers, of tbecounbies of Anfpach and Bayreuth, Baden,
Bavaria, Cobourg, Ountzbourg, Linange. Ahremberg, and Selz-
bourg ; thole of three kreutzera of Darmftadt and Wertheim are
particularly and by name fpecified in this order of redtidtion. The
old Außrian pieces of rs and t 7 kreutzers, and thole called Leo-
pelds, are fixed ac tfi kreutzers of bur ftanalard ; and the Auftrian
copper loonier Mali be received only as a half krcutzer.
z. After the expiration of the term fixed, namely, the ift of ja-
i nary, 1[84,4 the foreign brats coins, of whatever country they
may be, than no longer be current, that is, they can no longer be
received into any branch of the public treafury •, and no perfon
(hall be bound to accept them in the ordinary courfe of trade and
bufinefs, even at the rate above fpecitied. the I.ropolds and
Auttrian kreutzers will alto be oat of currency after the expiration
of the term.
3. The introdudtion of there brats corns into the kingdom is
prohibited.
4. It Is alto forbidden to change the filver coins for the pieces
of meaner value, foi the puricie of putting dick bit into circula-
tion, under the penalty of confifcation and fine, conformable to the
general Refcript of the tBth of june,lB33.
Given at Szutgaril, the itth September, 18:7.