Star.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

HAMBORGH MAIL.

The Mail due on Sunday arrived haft night. B 7
the letters from Conflantinople, it appears that the
Divan Oa more openly under the intuence of French
councils than before--probably from fear. Paffar
that had been demanded for two Ruffian Chips of war
through the Canal of Contlantinople has been rt•
fufed. The Roam Wainer Rated, that if the re*
tufal was pertiNed in, the thips would force their
way, in contequence of which the Porte has rifolvad
to feud a fqirairon into the Black Sea.

Count D'Onsatc, who war repotted to have gone
1 to Paris, was am at Vienna on the I 7th Wt.
More honours are in the contemplation of NAPO.
Lame for his relatives. His Mother, it is now Paid,
is to be appointed beta of Row, and her fon, Lu-
cian Bowsraave, to be nominated as her fuceeffor.
Count KILLBR, whale difpofitions appeared fo fa-
vourable to the maintenance of a gooti underfiand.
ins between Greatßritain and Pruffia, has at length
formally refigned his feat in the Cabinet of Berlin,
and retired to his Platte. (Pruffia, of courfe, fubmits
entirely to be the humble inftruntent of NaromioN
is every thing he may command.
It is impoffible to afcertain the truth or falfehood
1 of many rumours that are induarioufly circulated on
the Continent. We perfeely agree with the conclud-
ing remark of our Hamburgh correfpondent in the
fubjoined letter—that they are circulated to prepare
' the public mind for changes that are in contemplation.
" HAMBURGH, June 24. Though the naviga.
lion of the Elbe is fo much more free than the former
blockade, yet the altered fituation of things on the
Continent prevents the benefits that might accrue
from it. The multiplying prohibitions of Englifh
goods, to which the French compel the powers of
the Continent, always equally againti their inclina-
tion and interaft, have put a check upon our com-
merce that nothing tan compenfate. The coufequence
is, that the poor are in great want of work, and rob-
beries increafe in a molt alarming degree. A very
dangerous band has been lately difeovered, and many
of the robbers arretled. We have had no very great
bankruptcies, but one of a wholefale linen merchant'
is much talked of—he always had, till now, a good
charader, but he has now become bankrupt for about'
60,0001. flerling t and it has been difeovered, that'
$1 having borrowed large (urns, and given ware-rooms
filled with linen for (murky, he has broken into
them, taken out the linen, exchanged the fine for
coarfe, &c. In this way, he has aerially pledged the
fame linen to three different perfons.
" Politics fill prefent the fame uncertain profpee.
A friend of mine, who returned this week from St.
Peterfhurgh, by way of Pomerania, allures me, that
the rearm of the inaCtivity of Pr uffia is, that the King
of Sweden has fignified in a letter to the King, that,
in ate of an ;ovation of Pomerania, he (hall not at-
tempt to defend it, but that he will immediately fend
out his whole galley fleet, (ftherren joie as they call
it) and defiroy totally all the Prullian ports ; a threat
which it would be but too eafy for him to execute.

My friend adds, that the Emperor Alexander has
abfolutely refuted Pruita to take any part in the dif-
pure. The King of Sweden, he rays, is lb highly
refpetted at Peterlburgh, that any thing done againft
him would be highly unpopular there.
" For Tome days various reports have been fpread,
concerning the changes which it is pretended are re-
faced on in the German Conflitution. They agree
in no one particular, except that the Emperor of Ger-
many (hall renounce that title. Some fay the Pruf-
fians are to leave Hanover, which the French are to
re-occupy ; that the Hanle towns are to be placed
under the protettioo of France ; that Prullia is to
late alfo Silefia, and other fimilar changes, as of an
exchange of Hanover for Mecklenburg, Etc. You
may however reft afibred, that there is at prefent no
kind of authority, as far as is known here, for any
one of thefe reports; molt of them reft upon private
letters, raid to have been received from Ratilbon,
though even this is doubtful. They have partly
died away (ince Sunday, and if they have any ground
at all. they have probably been induflrioufiy circu-
lated by the Agentsof France to prepare the public
mind."
ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER.

" HAMBURGH, Jva■ Lt.—The Reform M the
Empire, or the New Connitution of Germany, will
be prefented to the Diet of Ratilbon, on the orb init.
We may therefore coped a fight of the cbld'assers
here by the 3d or 4th July."