Star.
London, England, 1807-03-03 00:00:00

DRESDEN, FEB. 5.

The contingent of fix thoufand men, which Saxony
was to furnilh in virtue of the treaty of Pofen, artived
here this morning, and will fet nut to-morrow for
Pofen, where it is to be by the 18th Thefe
troops are organifed in the fame manner as thofe of
Bavaria, and have but little baggage. A report is
in circulation, that the whole Saxon atm,. will be put
in motion, at kali it ftems certain, that the contin-
gent of this kingdom will be jimmied to twelve
thoufand men.
VIENNA. FEBRUARY 4.

The Porte makes great preparations for carrying
on the war againa Ruflia with energy, but as peace
with Czerni George is not yet made, and conic-
quently it has to fear new hoflilities on that fide,
while on the other, the Englifh fleet in the canal of
Conflantinople prefents obfiruilions to the paffage of
the Afiatic troops to Europe; the Porte is obliged
to affcmble All the forces which it basin its turrpcan
pofrctlions; and the Pachas of there provinces do all
in their power to place on foot a firong army.

This Court appears determined to maintain its
neutrality, notwithaanding the army is organifcd
in a manner fo as to be able to take the field on the
fira fignat Several officers who have come hither
from the neighbouring cantonments, to fpend the
carnival, have left orders with their corps to fend
couriers to them, if the regiment receives orders
to march ; the Aultrian army at prefent confals
of eight regiments of cuirafliers, fix regiments of
dragoons, fix of light horfe, twelve of Huffars, and
three of Hulans ; the infantry confifts of fixty-three
regiments of the line, eighteen frontier regiments,
one of chaffeurs, four of artillery, &c. &c.
NUREMBERG, FEB. 7.

Thcy write from the frontiers of Italy, that in
Dalmatia the poffibility of an attack from the Ruf-
fians, on the land fide, begins to be believed. The
army intended for this enterptifc is fill in Wallachia,
and probably. sill be obliged not only to tram&

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Servia, bnt to cut its way through uhcre
inhabitants are chiefly Mahomedans, and entl:tly
devoted to the Pnrtr.
CONSTANT INOPLE, DFAT MBr R ts.
The followi:Ig detailed ACV)III't r.I ti e et traii;e
the Ituatn trot y into :duldavia, has Lem receiv“i
here :

66 After Gen. Michelfon had ;Al d the Dann! e,
he itTued a preclamatiao, Ilating is lubftance—' that
notwithstanding the efftntial ft rvires which the Rl:f-
-ir/It court Lad rendered to t 1 e Ottoman Porte; and
netwithltanding the treaty el alliance, by which the
two powers had engaved to 1;v: in amity, the P.
had for force time pall given occrfion for core.
plaint to II e ct ort cf 14111 p—by ioftingng
the rights of tl:e bartriairer, and other Ruffian rub.
je.ffs, tta.lirg to the Levailt—by preveotirg d,e
free pafiage of (hips to Cor!o—by permitting
the vexatious conduit of its Governors in Alb.,, .A
towards the inhabitants and government
Republic of the Seven ((lands—and afro, became that
feveral Members of the Ottoman Minillry have Inew,
a decided partiality for a foreign power. Far all the.:
reafons the Emperor Alexander has been under MC
necefilry of ordering his troops to advance, Etc."
6, After the publicatiou of this, General
that
he
fm gave notice to the Commandant of Choczic:,
that as prndence not permit him to leave such
a fortrefs behind him, he hoped, therefore, h
would make nn difficulty in fortendating it.
66 The fruiters was immediately fiirrenderedwith•
ont (hiking a blow. The General likcwife teat the
fortrefs of Bender, after an inconfiderable relitlance,
proceeded to Jay, where Prince Mourufi had not yet
arrived, and there arrefted the French refident, M,
Reinhard, and his family, and tent them into Ruffia.
Accounts have fence been received that he has taken
pi:Jeff:on of Fortin, but that he has taken Gallaez
and Brailow is nut cone med.
66 On the other hand, the Ayan of !tit/V(1,11k,
ihraham Muftafa, has advanced throneh Willac
to meet General Michelfun, and at Bucharest itas
arretted M. Kitiko the Ruffian Conful, as alfo the
Greek Bithop, and three of the principal boyars.
~ The naval preparati• ns for war are likcwife ex.
tremely aeive. The day before yefferday we had
advice of the approach of a Ruffian fleet, which has
already paired Varna.
4, Three (hips of the line, five fixates, and three
corvettes, with a conliderahie number of gun boars,
have been fent to Buyukdera, and every exertion i
making to ftrengthen with all expedition, and fopp:y
with every thing riectffary, the tattles and the hatte•
ries along the canal. Three companies of artirety
have likcwife been fent to the Dardanelles, to prevent
the paffage of the Ruffians into the Mediterranean,
as alto the artival of more Englifh (hips of war.
66 The breach with Rollie was formally refileed
on in a Council, held in the pretence of the Mufti, t
the zoth of December. notwithilanding a Oiling op•
pofition party Voted for the maintenance of the
ffrieleff neutrality : yeflerday and ibis morning, how.
ever, in the new fittings, the refoluttin.was formally
taken to begin the war immediately. Tire kmiffaeies
and Ulemas, who have always bee* for star, have
principally contributed to the adoption of this area,
fore."

FALMOUTH, FEBRU.iRY 2g.
Artived the CHILD?RS floop of war, with a fleet
hound to Gibraltar and Portugal under convoy, lions
Pouf-mouth ; alfo the brig Su/Allow, CAptain A 1.1.1. a,
from Poole bound to Oporto, with the -lots of cup.
maas.--Wind N. E.

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