Star.
London, England, 1809-01-17 00:00:00

TAR has all the strength that ea* be derived from
such a disposition of the human mind, on his side :
the SULTAN is with him ; he is himself the head of
the State and the law ; and it is to be presuMed, that
he has made sure of the co-operation of the Director
of the Ottoman Faith. These are powerful engines.
They may appear to yield to momentary impetuo-
sity ; but, if they adhere and assist each other, they
must finally prevail.

PRUSSIA.
The Dutch Papers also contain some further ex-
tracts from the German papers relative to the evacua-
tion of Prussia by the French. Although the French
troops have evacuated Berlin, it seems that his Prus-
sian Majesty will not immediately avail himself of the
permission to re-visit his capital. He has probably
long since arrived at St. Petersburgh, to repair whi-
ther, it appears,he was repeatedly urged. What his
linperial Majesty proposes to do for him (for a Prince
to whom,he swore eternal fidelity), we shall not pre-
sume to anticipate.

The following Notice has been published at Berlin
by his Prussian Majesty t
His Royal Majesty of Prussia has hitherto unceasingly, and
most zealously, endeavoured to effect the restoration of his for-
mer possessions, still occupied by the Imperial French arms, and
the provinces retained under the administration,of France, and to,
preserve at the same time with France every relation of friend-
ship and amity.
The greater the sacrifices are which his Majesty has made for
this purpose, of the more importance it is that the relations sub-
sisting between him and France should suffer no interruption.—
His Majesty the King therefore commands all his servants and
subjects to remove, without delay, from the said provinces, which
must be evacuated before the .sth of December neat, according to
the terms of agreement, and at the same time to testify to the
French Authorities, officers and soldiers, every becoming senti-
ment of friendship, support, and attachment.
His Majesty will farther cause to be severely punished any
one who shall occasion any misunderstanding or disputes with

the French soldiers, and orders the Prussian Military and Civil
Oificen to give every assistance in their power to the Police Offi-
cers to preserve the public peace and tranquillity, should any Such
differences, contrary to expectation, unhappily occur. besides
the promis .d supplies, every necessary assistance must be afforded
to the French soldiers still reuniting in the country, according to
the terms of the Convention, and particularly in the fortresses of
Stettin, Cum rin, and Glogan.
Ey his Majesty:s special command. '
Konigsburgh, Nov. 425, 1808.

The Prussian Court was expected to return to Ber-
lin about the b.:ginning of the present month. The
German Papers, &c. contain Copies of the Conven-
tions concluded at Paris, relative to the evacuation of
the Pruuian 'States.

The Paris papers. of the 27th state, that Mom=
reached Logrono on the 12th, and that he was to be
in front of Saragossa on the 15th ult. This<is the
corps which it was positively announced in one of the
'Bulletins, was to turn the army that !,esieged Barce-
lona on the 16th of December.