Star.
London, England, 1806-07-25 00:00:00

GERMANT.

TURKISH FRONTIERS, JUNE so.
A Courier from Conitantinople on his way to Pa-
ris, has fpread the report all through the Auffrian
territory which he palled, that 40,0c0 of the Turkifh
array were aftually on their march to servia. Other
channels c, nfirm this intelligence, and add that ihe
Pacha of Romelia is at the head of this advanced
guard ; that Czerni Georges was one to the fron-
tiers, to take meafures for preventing the irruption
of the Turks, he having entrulled the her of &ha-
batz to another Commander.

VIENNA, JULY 9.
The attention of politicians is now fixed on the
towns of Cattaro and Braunau. As all advice. rela-
tive to there two places are received with the otmnh
avidity, it is not furprizing that people fhould be de-
ceived by falfe intelligence. What is certain is, that
the French are making preparations to• evacuate
Bratinati, hut we as yet have received no official ac-
count of the fur render of Cattarn.

The Dutch Envoy, Spaan 'Van Vorßonde' has of-
ficially notified to our Court the change of Govern-
ment in Holland: he has not, however, as yet received
any new credentials from the Royal Government.
Count Metternich, who is appointed Envoy to the
French Court, is preparing to fet out on his journey
to Paris, nn the 18th inßant.
Sir Arthur Paget, the late Englifh Ambeador,
will fet out on his return to London to-morrow.

In confequence of the forming of the twu large
ezercife camps, one of which is near Web, in Andrus,
and the other in Gallicia, all furloughs have been
called in. It is expeaed that the Archduke Charles,
as alfn his Imperial Majefly, will vifit thefe camps.
Our Court Gazette of this day contains the follow-
ing intelligence under the head Twig :—" A Tut.-
kilt fquadron is fpeedily expeded in the lonian and
Adriatic Seas, the objer of which will be to fecure
due refped to the Ottoman sag, as Engli(h, Ruffian,
French, and Barbary privateers are very numerous
in thole leas. The Replan (hip la Gloria Celefie
has been taken by the Ruffians' firm the occupation
of that Republic by General Laurifton."
The accounts brought to Triefte by feveral Boc-
chefe (hips, that a (mall French corps, in Old Ragufa,
had been attacked and cut to pieces by the Monte-
negrins. is entirely erroneous. Equally without foun.
damn is the report of a great battle between the
Turks and the Servian infurgents. The animofity
between the latter and the Bofniaks daily increafes.
The Bofniaks have taken up arms : their principal
place of rendezvous is Koffoven, on the tight bank of
the Drina, near Ullrize, on the main road to Bel-
grade. The two Tartars who brought an account
of this infurredion to Praonick, were muttered on
their return. The Servians have hitherto been vic-
torious in all their battles. When Czerni George
underflood that a part of his troops, under the Papen
Lucke, were (hut up by the Turks on the fortified
Wand Czernabara, and that Ibrahim Bey pf Romelia,
was advancing with hells troops from Bulgaria and
Beffarabia, he made a rapid and vigorous attack on
the befieging corps, let at liberty his troops, and ob-
tained a complete victory over the Turks, who were
about 3000 thong.

FROM THE MAINE, JULY 5.
Since the end of June, fmall bodies of troops from
Ma►fhal Ney's corps keep pat Eng through Freyburg,
to the Rhine.

Every preparation is making at Carlfruhe, to re-
ceive the Prince of Baden and his confurt, on their
return from Paris.

On the 15th ult. and on the 3d intl. the 58th French
regiment of foot paired back over the Rhine at Man-
helm. M. &drier, long Ruffian Minifter at Munich,
is now accredited in the fame quality at \Vurzburg.
JULY 7.—By letters from Hermanftadt, Aullvan
engineers have received orders to repair, with all ex •
pedition, to the frontiers of Wallachia, and to ere&
a bridge over the river Sekvl for the pane of Atl-
i:lrian troops. Several Ruffian Officers have repaired
through Tratifylvania, to S‘rvia.
The report of armaments and the affembling cf
troops on the Inn, is turf ,unded.
On the sth inflant, died Prince Lewis Charles
Frederick, ut SA se Cobour g Saalfield, only brother of
the reigning Duke, an Imperial Field Martha!, in the
szd year of his age, of an inflammati ,n in the lugs.
'The Provinces ot Effen and Verden, it is now eel-.
tain, remain to Prutlia. The kit; efs of Wefel is to
he much enlarged.
The French General Le Census is come to Ulm,
and Colortil Mondere to Manbeim, to direa the re-
turn of the French columns through thole places,
which, it continues to be affirmed, will take place,
as pop as it is itriowa the french arc in poiccon of
Catty°.