Star.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

VIENNA. FEBRUARY 18.

From Wallachia we learn, that a corps of Radians
that had pallid the Danube near Widdin, were joined
by the troops under Czerni Georges.
Letters from the Turkifh frontier confirm the re•
port that Pairwan Oglou had died in confequence of
a diforder.
PARTS MARCH z

While the Englifh, through their obtlinacy in con-
tinuing.the war, have involved our brave legions in
hoflilittes, which have carried them fo far from their
native country, we learn that his Majeity the Empe-
ror has given the Englint prifoners a proof of his fa-
vour and humanity. According to the accounts
from Verdun, all the Eng!ith women, the wives of
fearnen not excepted, have received permiflkn to re-
turn to England. Many have already availed them-
(elves of this permiilion, and others are expeded to
follow. _ _

The eoloffal figure of the Emperor, executed.by
the celebrated Canopius at Rome, is completed, and
will be brought here by the fira opportunity that offers.
MARCH s.—Of the fix (hips of the line which COM-
poled the divilion of Vice Admiral Willaumez, the
Caffard and the Veteran have long fince arrived in our
harbours. The JE ‘lus and the Patriot are in the
United States. The Impetueuz, after having with-
flood the hurricane, in which the Englifh frigate the
Chiche(ler and a number of other veffels •were
was wrecked in the Chefapeak, but all the crew were
Paved. The Foudroyant, which, in confequence of
the fame ftorm, was obliged to put into the Haven.
nah, is now returned to Breft. Thus this divifion,
after a long cruize on the coati of Africa, to the
South of the Line, in the Antilles, and to the North
of the United States, has eluded all the enemy's
froadrcns which purfued it; done confidetable hijury
to the Englifh commerce; and has not loft a tingle
(hip in confequence of any effort of the overgrown
power of an enemy who boas of commanding in
every fea.
MARCH 6—They write from Warfaw, that General
Savary, commanding the fifth Corps of the Grand
Army, fupported by the Referve of Grenadiers of
General Oudinot, defeated on the 16th February, at
Ofrolenka, General Ellen. The latter loft eight
pieces of cannon, two ftandards, t 200 prifoners, and
I left the field cf battle covered with dead.—ti unit

BREST, FEBRUARY 37. •
We have received a fre(h proof lif the total ineffi
ciency of the Engli(h fyffem of blockade. This day
a French man of war of 8o guns flood into the. Bay
of Bertheaume in order to enter our roads. This
(hip is the Pmdroyant, commanded by Captain
Antoine Henry, and has on board Rear 'Admiral
Willaumez. This Admiral, who commanded the
fquadron of which Prince Jerome's [hip formed a
part, was obliged to run into the Havannah. This
unoblirueed arrival will probably form a fubjed of
accufation again(t the Engin Admiral who crm.
mands the fleet Rationed before this port, as neither
wind nor weather favoured the entrance.

DUNKIRK, FEB. 26. •
Five Engli(h velfels that were lying at anchor be
twcen the Flemifh banks juR after the late Norm, have
been taken by Captain Corenwinder, of le Revanche
privateer, and two other Captains in this port, who
went out for the purpofe, with three (loops and 20
men, and brought all the five veffels in here.

LUYR, MARCH x.
This morning 350 of the Belgian light horfe, with
the Prince of Ahrenberg at their head, fet out from
this place for the Grand Army. The organization of
there, and 1 co more that are to follow in the coorfe
of two months, is looked upon as one of the won.
ders of Napoleon's Government. _

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 12.

In the Committee of Privileges, Lord ELDON, after fame obfer
vations on the evidence adduced rerpeeting the claim of Sir Cecil
Bisibopp to the Barony of Zouch, moved to poftpone the further
contideration of it till this day fennight —Ordered.
On the petition of Lord Vircount Kilwarden to be allowed to
Vote in the Eledion of Reprefentative Peers of Ireland,after font.'
obfervations from the Earl of LIMERICK and Lord El .DON, the
further confideration of it was poftponed till Tuefday next.
Lord HOLLAND prefented petitions from the Debtors con-
fined in the Gaols of Chefter, Derby, Cattle of York, Newcaftle
upon Tyne, and the Fleet, which were ordered to lie on the table.
The Earl of MOlRAlftated, that, with rcfpedt to there petitions,
force propofition would be brought forward upon the rubjeet, in
the courfe of the prefent Seilion.
Lord WALSINGHAM reported the Sierra Leone• Bill i—the
Amendments made in which were agreed to.
The Thames P.lice Bill went through a Committee, Lord Fldon
having, at the requeft of Lord Auckland, pottponed Ms oppofition
to the claufe relative to rumen, until the third reading, which was
fixed for tomorrow.

On the motion of Lord GRENVILI.E, after a thort converfa-
don, in which Lords Kinoaird, Lauderdale, Eldon, the Lord Chan-
cellor, and the Duke of Montrofe took part, it was ordered that the
Lord Prefadent and the two Senior judges of the Court of Seffion
tould with all fpccd attend the fervice of the Houle. Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
DUBLIN ELECTION.

The following are the names of the Gentlemen remaining on
the reduced lift to try the merits of the Petition on the Dublin
Contefted Election :
__

E. Lowden Loveden, Efq. A. Brown, Efq.
. R. Mackenzie, Efq. J Horroeks, Efq.
J. Robinfon, Efq. Hon. N. Fellows:.
Earl of Yarmouth J. Lemon, Er+
T Johnes, EC% Sir J. G. Cotterell, Bart.
F. Fane, R. Thomas Erg.
Sir C. Mordaunt, Bart.
Henry Parnell, Efq. General Gafcoyne, Nominees.
The SECRETARY at WAR brought up feveral papers, put.-
fuznt to order.—Ordered to lie en the table.

Mr. ADAM moved to poftpone the Aberdeen Eleaion Petition
to the 3oth of April, which was oppofed by Mr. DUNDAS and
others, and negatived without a divifion.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought up a Bill for more effeetually
improving the City of Dublin and its Environs, which was read
a file, and ordered to be read a fecond time on Monday three
weeks.
Sir N. BOND informed the Houle from the Bar, that his Ma-
jetty had been waited on with the Addrefe relative to the eftimates
of expellees on the lots of the (hip Dunkirk, and would give direc-
tions accordingly.
The Report of the Committee of Supply, and of the Mifeella-
mous Services voted yefterday, was brought up and agreed to.
The Irilh Tax Regulation Bill, the Ira Tobacco Bill, and the
Fourteen Millions Loan Bill, were feveraUy read a third time and
paired.
The Sugar Drawback Bill, the Paddington Canal Bill, and the
Bahama Salt Bill, Ilverally went through a Committee, and the
Reports were ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. VANSITTART moved for an Account of the Number of
Diitillers who have opened Houfes, and taken out Licences for
diftilling Spirits to be exported from Scotland to England, from the
tft day of Odtober tilos to the tft day of Odtober tBoh, and from
the rft Oaober t Sob, to the stb March tBO.--Ordered.
On the motion of Mr. WHITBREAD, the order for the further
confideration of the petition of Mr. Paull relative to the Weftmin-
fter Eledtion, which Rood for Tuefday next, was difeharged, and
the fame was fixed for Wednefday.
Sir T. TURTON pottponed his motion relative to the Carnatic
to Monday fennight.