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

VIENNA, SEPT. S.

The Court Gazette of this day, contains the fol.
lowing intelligence from Turkey.
The Kaimakan, who was difmilnd from his OfE•
ces in the beginning of fall July, together with the
Mufti, and who ltkewife is a favourite with the
_Poi•
zaries, has been reflored to favour, and re-ellab:ifhe,l
in his fun&ions. On the 6th of Auguß he made his
entrance into the Seraglio. Prince Callimachi was
appointed Prince of Moldavia on the sth of Augslt,
in the room of Prince Hungriafli, who has fallen into
difgrace. He will let out for the Grand Army on
the Danube, in order to enter on kis intitions, as
loon as the Ruffians !hall have evacuated Moldavia
and Wallachia. During the new troubles which
have broken out in the camp of the Grand Vizier,the
Janizaries killed Pelivan'Aga, for whom they had
much friendfhip, becaufe he endeavoured to prevent
their plundering and exceffes.
rhe 'Grand Vizier has alfo been obliged to diftnifs
.from isia,effiee the Reis Effendi of the Army, and all
Kiacra Bey.' Calib Fffendi is at prefent nett( cianns
at Rudiehuk with the Ruffian General lacaroff,
the c-nditions of the fufpenfion of al ms.
When this came. to the kn,wledge of the army of
the Grand Vizier, a:I the Afiatic troops were ea4er
to mum home, and it was not
without great difi
culty, and fitly by utii.g the gregreatenfeverity. that
they could be retaintst. The Ruffians are ffill
Muldasia and Wallachia, in their fox am pniitiani.

THE EVENING STAY.

LONDON.

SATURDAY. OCIOBER to.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS 13‘1Y 1r ONE
Conf. money 6231—f0r aec 64—Omfiurn, f diE
Excheq. &H'. rtr is. dif.
PRICE. OF S YES rrp,DAY
_ _ _

s per Cent. Red (hut I Intii.e Bonct•, is dif. par
3 per Cent. Coal 62H1 Ezebeq. !;111e. is..lif. a pat
s Cent. Navy 9644 Osmium. 4 4 &I.
Long Ann. Mut Eve& Tiekvs, 111.
Short Ann. shut Conf. ter ace. 64

We this day lay before our Readers a Copy of the
Proclamation of Pruffia :or !hutting the ports of that
Kingdom againft Britain. No perfon can be for•
prifed tl.at in the prefent degraded Rate of Pruffia,
fhe fonuld have no choice left but to ail as fhe may be !
commanded by her conqueror. The prohibition will I
be injurious to us, but ruinous to Prnffia.
Will Ruffia adopt the fame fyitem i Time alone
can anfwer this queltion. In the mean time that
Government has iffued an Ukafe refpeeing the ad.
million of foreigners. It is a curious document. The j
preamble Rates, that it is for the purpcia of facilitats
ing the admillion of foreigners, while every regulation
multiplies the difficulties. There are few Nita
fubjels, we believe, who would fubmit to all the 1
inconvenience and publicity of there regulations.--
But on the face of them they are levelled as much at
others as at Britifh fubjees ; and it is poffible they
may be intended to prevent frelh it
.)ottationeof ferret
Trench agents. We are bound, however, to Rate that
it is repurted with fume degree of confidence, that the ,
Court of St. Peterfhurgh has been required by France
tr, fhut her ports againft all commercial intercoutfe
with this country. Notwith (landing the unauthorized
Rape in which this intelligence appears, it is not to
be peremptorily rejected. It i• not impoffible that
profpeeive engagement of this kind might have
been entered into at Tilfit, dependent upon and re.
;erring to the intended offer of mediation by the Em.
peror ALEXANDER. The continuance of the com•
social intercourfe might have been made to depend
spon the acceptance of that mediation upon the bafis
dißated by Bomartaays, and communicated by the
Itnperor of Ruflia.

HAMBI./RGH AND ALTONA PAPERS
To the z3d ult. have been received. The principal
article they prefent is an Ordonance acted by the
Data Government relating to the detention of Bri-
tilk and property. The fat-lance of it has
been known for fome time : the particulars will be
mad with interefl, by fueh perfons as had consmercial
relations with the Danifh territories. It does not
appear that the Danifh Government has tiled any ex-
traordinary rigour on this lactation. There regula-
tions, which *re much the fame as ate ufually reforted
to In fimilar inflances, were fully warranted by the
circumflances of our attack upon Copenhagen.
The articles, however, relating to private corref
pondence, are open to fome cenfure. There is forme-
thing in this total prohibition of correfponderce,
which favours of French rancour and fufpicion. It
appears by an at-ticle from Kiel, that it was the with
of the Danifh Government that the fleet fhould rather
be deftroyad than fttrrendered to us, even upon the
moderate contftions prop fed. The orders for carry-
ing this intention into effed were fortunately inter-
cepted. The Governor of Copenhagen does not Teem
to be fo much blamed for furrendering the town, the
needlity for which is admitted to have been irrefifl-
ible, a► for having admitted into the capitulation' Ili-
pulations which were beyond his powers and inaruc-
tion r.

Private letters, of the 23d ult. from Hamburgh,
Rate that the Senate of Hamburgh has given BONA-
PASTE 16 millions of livres for the redemption of the
Englifh merchandize feized in that city.

Yeller-day a Cabinet Council was held at the Secre-
tary of State's office, which vas attended by all the
Members in town, and alfo by Sir Arrstort WEL-
LESLEY. The Council were fitting at the time of
the arrival of Capr. GORDON, who attended it with
the difpatches be brought from the Mediterranean.
We announced yelterdav the arrival of the Berapis
Bore thip at the Mother Baal: on Thurfday
failed from Malta on the 23d Augufi ; from Gibral-
tar the a ill Or. No letters have been yet received
from her, as the was immediately put under quaran-
tine t but the difpatches brought by her from Ad-
miral PURYIs, who, in the abfence of Lord Cow N
wools, commands the fleet before Cadiz, arrived at
the Admiralty yellerday morning.
Ytfterday afternoon Captain GORDON, of the Mo
nut sloop, arrived at the Admiralty Office, with
difpatches from Lord COLLINGWOOD, in the Mediter-
ranean. Captain Goaoos was alfo the bearer of
difpatches for Lord CASTLEREAGH and Mr.Catia 'NG.
Mr. Jere KIN3OII, the brother of Lord Havre Esau a v,
who was reported to be detained paffing through
Rolland, oo his way from the Court of Vienna to
England, arrived in town yeflerday. The report of
his having been detained, arofe from the circomflance
lithe vacl in which he took his departure from Rot-
teidam being obliged to put back to that port; but
Mr. Ilona SON quitted her, and got on board a Miring
veffel, from which he was taken out at fea by the Flora
frigate.

The order for the execution of the naval Lieute.
oast, whole ttial, at Plymouth Dock we lately men-
tioned, was fent off on I'hutfday. He is to be exe-
cuted on board the veffel in which the crime was
committed.

A duel was •ieflerday fought near Greenwich, be-
tweeen two Lieutenants
.of a Militia regiment ; but
we are happy to find that it terminated with:Art blood-
filed oa citht.t lice