Star.
London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

PETi RSBURGR, ocrom
The ratifications of the treaty of peace wi,i) s,
den are not yet exchanged. The English merd
dize at present in Sweden, is conformabiy to
treaty to be considered as Swedish property.
The English squadron which was at Revel,
removed since the peace between Russia and Sul
has been made public. Accordi ig to some arm
the army in Moldavia has again gained crime
si
advantages over the Turks.

PRIVATE LETTER.—" ST. PEEERSEURCII, or
" Since the signature of the treaty of Vienna, '
almost wholly engrossed the public attention; so,
so, that link else has been talked of. In this ci
far as they dare, people are divided into thrreps
—the French party by far the strongest ; the Rut
party which ranks next in number—and the Eno
party which is weak indeed. It may not be uh,.„(
taining or uninstructive to give you a sketch (A tt
various opinions concerning the late arrangement.
{t In the first place the French party are for ever
deavouring to point out the it;finite and incalc.:,!;.
advantages resulting to Russia from it, the
territory, and the increase of power acquit e,l,
commanding- authority it give. her over :ei
enemy, AtFtria ; the check t., all her prrcet.t.:
and the curb upon all her design.

The Russian party, who by the iv,- are ve-v
lons of their allies the French, ci•nsider it .n usf
enlargement ofterriti.ry, and a needless empl:,
of the forces of the Empe,or on remote serv'ce,
out any adequate b,..nefit ; wh'le the English
whose feeble voice .is scarcely heard, dwells urt
impolicy of a meisute by whi.:b tl:i: l.eart of the
sian Empire is laid open to the inroads of the

of the Kin,[ of Saxony; by his possession cf A
Gallicia, assisted upon any trivial pretence by the
mies of France. Such a measure, they insist,
dangers the very existence of Russia as an i.

dent Government. While Austria remained the
rier, she was in comparative security.
Some few, who class themselves with neither
contemplate this treaty merely as the prelude tt
re-e-tablishment of the kingdom of Poland, whi
with the aid of the forces of Bonaparte, may keep ,
check either the growing power of Austria or Russia.
ig The ministry are, to all intents and put
completely of the French, the peopl- of solid pi
and understanding are of the Russian, and the n
chants are chiefly English party. By the SrA
Emperor is flattered ; by the second he is resicct
because they believe him deceived ; by the last lie
disliked. This is the present state of patties here
and as the French are by far the most polve:ful,
is no probability of a change.

" Om 29.—We are told that the Goverment 11
issued orders for the march of most of the trorrs
Gallicia, to the Eastern Danube, to join :he

vian army, which has lately beaten the Tu:k,7.
We have no later accounts from that nnly
those already published, which arc very fas,-,

to Russia.

" The treaty of Vienna is much liked in this
but people do not seem disposed to explain the growl
of their approbation."

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER El.
According to the late Treaty with Russia,
will continue to trade with Finland on the same

ing as formerly.
The debts of the Kingdom of Sweden amount ;
present to 11,31.5,335 rix dollars banco. This Viii
ation is official.

On the l'ith of this month, the strange intelli
was received at Elsineur, from Sweden, that Admiral
Saumarez had entered the port of Carlscrona with
five ships of the line and some frigates. While ue
wait the confirmation of this news, we are lost in a
thousand conjectures with respect to the prob.:'
taus 2s of this unexpected event.
It is asked whether the wantiff fresh water obliged
Admiral Saumarez to enter a Swedish port ; whet::et
he meant to make a long stay there ; or whether h:
has some motive of still higher importance, which
cannot yet divine ?
According to the last letters frem Corsoer, a Can•
nonading was heard there the day before yesterday,
from the south, from one in the afternoon till the
evening. It was presumed that the
galley fleet and
the enemy's convoy, which had been for some days
at anchor near Westernoes, had come to an action.
There were also above Strogoc, three enemy's shipc
of the line; and a frigate from the Ilaittc had bedca-
cast anchor near Ramsae.—Moniteur, Nov. 4.

DRESDEN, OCTOBER 26.

Letters from Petersburgh state, that the ratifies•
tions of the treaty of peace between Russia and Swe.
den were exchanged on the 12. th instant.
It is reported that his Majesty the King means to
proceed to Paris in the course of nest month ; -the
French Ambassador at our Court will accompany his
Majesty. We understand that, according to a octet
article of the treaty of Schoenbrun, a contribution d
81,000,000 of flor:ns remains to be paid to the Frencb
Government.

ALTGSBURGII, OCTOP:',I;
Immediately on Napcicon's arrival, wl)ich tok
place yesterday, he desired mass to be celebrated;
no preparations having been made for that purpnse,
it fell to the. lot of a poor priest who happened to be
in the way, to officiate on the occasion, and he re'
ceived, elated with joy, a diamond ring, of consider'
able value, for his trouble.

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