Star.
London, England, 1809-10-18 00:00:00

WEDNESD.A.Y, OCTOBER 18.

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PEACE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.
MADRID, SEPTEMBER e 6.
. We have always been sceptical respecting the pre-
His Excellency the Minister of the Interior, has
tended probable renewal of hostilities between Austria
addressed to the Directors of the public libraries an
and France. We only wonder that any person who
order, of which the following is the substance
marked the movements in the last campaign, and
" As no account ought to be taken of the arbitrary
particularly the situation and circumstances of the
prohibitions of the late tribunal of the Inquisition,
contending armies at the period of the Armistice,
have been so fatal to the progress of civiliza-
could ever have expected, fOr: a single moment, any
tion, knowledge, &c. you will observe the following
thing like a display of these energies which charac-
Rules :
terise pen determined not to compromise to the liber-
" ART. I. No use shall be made of the Index, or
ties *of their common country. The loom of Austria
catalogue of books forbidden by the late tribunal of
is now Aaledi the Inquisition.
Dutch, Gzettes to the 13th and private letters to
S IL The only books which ought not to be pub-
the 15th inst.. confirm this intelligence. The Treaty
Ilished, are those which the religion of the state, or the
of Peace [it should be called the surrender and abdi-
government, is directly attacked ; the obscene works,
cation of the House of Austria]. was signed on the .
winch corrupt and degrade morals ; those which con-
3d• inst. and the intelligence has been announced to ;
taro maxims of impiety and libertinism ; and, lastly,
. the people in Holland and along the French coast by ;
those which recommend the practices of a superstitious
a display of flags, the roaring of cannon, and the j devotion:"
usual announcements of victcry
The accountt now received state that this deed of
humiliation on the one side and triumph on the other
was signed at Altenburgh. If this be correct, it cannot
be true that the plenipotentiaries had rOmoved'to Vi-
enna on the 29th ult.—But the deed is signed, nor
does it signify whether at Altenburgh or at Vienna.
Government received yesterday evening from the
. Commander of the troops at Walcheren, accounts of
the signing of this Treaty: The subjoined statements
are from*Dutch Gazettes and private letters
AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER 11.
Ilis Majesty yesterday received the happy intelli-
gence that peace between Austria and France was
signed on the 3d of this month, at Altenburgh.
This happy event has been announced to-day to the
inhabitants of the Capital by discharges of artillery,
flags on the steeples and public buildings, and the
ringing of bells. The Royal Flag was also hoisted
in token of rejoicing.
According to the latest reports Lieutenant Co-
lonel de Tabor, Aid-de-Camp to Marshal Dumon-
ceau, has, with a detachment of Chasseurs, driven
away the enemy. who were in North Beveland, made
five sailors prisoners, Heil burnt two canoes.
• The Royal Fleet, under the command of Marshal
Verhuell, which has been in sight of the enemy since
the 7th of this month under the Sandkreik, has re-
connoitred as far as Sloe.
ANTWERP, OCTOBER 4.
The night between the 29th and 30th of last month,
spread terror throughout the English position. The
whole British squadron was in motion, and a 74 gun
ship got a-ground, The following day She was taken
in tow by a frigate, and brought afloat. In the after-
noon she was surrounded by a number of small armed
vessels. Several of the persons who were wrecked,
succeeded in saving themselves on the Island of Cad-
zand. The • climate of the Island of Walcheren
proves so destructive to the English, that in the sole
burying ground of the city of Flushing, 513 graves
have been dug, containing each four soldiers, and 19
graves for Officers.

Moniker: to the Ilth inst. received since we wrote
the above, confirm the intelligence of peace hiving
J?een concluded between France and Austria ; but
they .state, as our Readers will see by the subjoined
extracts, that the Treaty was signed on the night of
the 29th ult. at Schoenbrun.

The conscripts who were on the advance to the
Danube, have received counter.orders : the French
army is about to return ; and the Emperor himself
has probably by this time takers hii departure from
the Danube.

MILAN, OCTOBER C.

Our Official Paper contains an article, dated Ve-
rona, 30th September, by which it appears that the
Tyrolese, who had for sometime succeeded in m. k ng
inroads into Italy from Tonale, on the frontiers of
the Valteline to Belluno, in order to procure provi-
sions, have at length been driven back into their
country by General Peyri, who has not only occupied
Roveredo and Trent, but also taken up a position
with his troops hich most effectually covers that part
of Tyrol.

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER so.
The Baden Gazette of the 21th Septemhcr, contains

the intelligence that the Crown Prince, the Archduke
Ferdinand, the Archduchess Louisa, the Archduke
Anthcpy, and all the Members of the Austrian Im.
perial Family who were in Erlaw and linshaw, have
arrived in Buda.
sr. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER T. •

MIR CIVIL GOVERNOR Ok' LWONIA, *ND ACTUAL

COONsELLOR OF STATE.
• On the sth of this month a Treaty of an eternal Peace between
Russia anti Sweden was concluded and signed at hrtdericsharnm,
by our Minister Plenipotentiary Count Rim.. s 7 ow, and Baron
STLDINCK on the ran of Swtdtn.
All the propositions by us made with ri gar•l to the said Peace
have been accepted, and the ineoporation of the Grand Duc.by of
Finland with the Russian Empire has been confirmed ; the town
of Tornen and the river of the same name, form the frontiers of
the two states.

" "I'llus has terminated a war, the various events of which have
covered the Russian armies wi:h immortal glory, and the con-
clusion of which has added to the Russian Empire a country, in-
habited by an industrious people ; celebrattd en account of its
progress in agriculture, its markets, important fortifications, and
the fortress of Sweaborgh; and has secured fur ever, on that side,
the frontiers of our native land.

" *bile we are offering op our thanks to that DrvINE BEING,
who has vouchsafed to favour Russia, and crowned our arms
With success ' • we hasten to acquaint you with that fortunate event,
f cling perfectly saris& d that all our faithful subjects will readily
yin us in rffering up thanksto the Moir fIIGH, for the happy
conclusion of a much wished for peace.
• " Alter the ratifications shall have been exchanged, the said
treaty of peace will. be published in a distinct manifesto.—l re-
roam your affectiovate, • . . si.sxnuozu."

.- . .
STUTGARD, OCTOBER 4.
According to intelligence brought to his Majesty
the wing, by an estafette, the peace between the two
Emperors of France and Austria, was signed at
Scheenbrunn, in the night between the 29th and 30th
of September. The Congress of Altenburg was dis-
solved on the 28th.
According to a letter from Munich, of the Ist of
October, the relays for the Emperor were ready. It
was expected that this Sovereign would leave Schoen-
brun on the 3d.
t.TI.M, OCTOBER 3.
The Conscripts of the Imperial Guard which have
been at Augsburgh since the 10th of last July, set
out on the Ist of this month on their return to
France. They passed last night at Ulm, and pro-
ceed directly to Strasburgh. This is the first time
Isince the commencement of the war that we have
! seen French troops return towards the Rhine.
It is said that next week several regiments of infan-
•
try and cavalry will arrive from the interior of Aus-
tria, which will pass through Augsburgh and Ulm.
Among others, we are told, will be the 65th regi-
I ment of the line, which, since it has been exchanged,
has been remounted and organized anew at Vienna.
It will be completed by two battalions of conscripts
which are on the frontiers of the Tyrol.
Since the 30th of September the Gallician troops
have done duty in Augsburg. They daily receive
reinforcements from those of their countrymen who
were among the Austrian prisoners.
• The Polish General Bronikowski is still at Augs-
burg.
The Austrian Gen,:ral Feilsiesen, who was made
prisoner at Ratisbon, has passed through this .city
on his return to Austria.

FRENCH
THE EVENING STAR. . ••••"'"'
Nor:4nm to the 11 th in
LONDON. the above, confirm the int