Star.
London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

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COS STAITIIIO2I.I4 Jose 3 t.—+Letters from Ale is
of the Bth inn. bring as account of a violent infanta
don of the janifranes, in conjtmetion with the Sherif:e
againft the new Governor, Maanster Pacna, This
inn/radio° took place on the 3oth joist, sod Ate s
conceit alit days, the Pacha was obliged to Ay, and
leave his family in the power of the . Every
thing is in the greaten eadulion, and t e city and the
neighbouring country is a prey to robbery and deed
canon. The Wehalsis are entirely matters of the vi.
cinity of Mecca and Medea, and ill treat the pilgrims.
The banditti in Romelia, are likewife (Lill formidable
to the. Porte, though their number is only about
5000, yet two armies confining of from 20 to 25,000
men, have not been able to flibdue them. Another
reinforcement of between loco and ism Ragan
troops, faded from this city eight days ago for
Corfu. Lient.-General Avast acc6mpanies them
on board a merchant (hip. He will take the corn.
mead of all the Ruffian troops in the Republic Oahe
Seven Wands.

Mr. Aactraoroto left this city on the 20th. He is
going by way of Bucharett and Warfaw to &di
to the capacity of a Minitler. but only of the thir4
rank ; a retident, in the proper application of the
term.

JULY t7.—.Mecca has been again taken by the
Wehabis ; they hAve at their head the fon of their
former leader, who was ail:if:Mated a year ago. On
the 14111 init. a Ruffian (hip of 74, And another of 54,
Funs, with two tranfports, arrived at Boyukdere I it
is the sth convey that has paffed, and bad on board
400 Workmen, and sOOO troops, which makes the
number of troops that have pand by this place, for
Corfu, amount to 6 or 7000 men.

AJULY 23.--In the infurreftion which broke one at
ppo, in Syria, againft the new Pacha, in conffer
qoence of his burthenieg the people with oppreffive
exaCtions, about aOOO perfons loft their lives. Twenty
thoufand janiffaries &ft rote, and were joined by.
6,,000 partifans of the Sherif' and Emirs. The car
tle of the Pacha, in which he bravely defended him-
telf, was taken by form. He is now gone to Do-
makus to his father, who formerly was Pacha of
Aleppo for acr years. Two confiderable commercial
houfes at Smyrna bare flopped payment. There ark
now above too veffels, Auttrian, Italian, Spaniffs,
kc. in our harbour, all bound for the Black Sea.
and molt of them to take in corn.
The rebels in Romelia have defeated tome dos
tachtnents of Turkilh troops, and the day before yet.
terday burned two villages near Cape Sr. George, oa
the tea of Marmots.

Yasst, Jut' I.—Every thing eonfpieee to max&
fell the battik intentions of Ruins. There are roma
new troops arrived no the Dnielter, and is Begins.
bia. A R'stßan Conful has alio arrived at Widdia,
where net perton in that charatter from that country
had appeared before. All the fortified places on the
frontiers are putting into repair.
Srreuw (liunoaxv). Auo. to—At length we
have cert.in inteiligence as to the fate of the Deys,
who efcaped out Belgrade with a retinue of fifty
or fist, men; and, after rime flurmifhing with the
outpolls of the Servians, departed firtt for Adokalir,
and from thence for Orfova, where they imaginal
theinfelves certain of finding a fecure place of refuge.
The Governor of that soarers, in the beginning,
gave them an amicable reception ; but &only sifter-
wards enured them to tie duetted and thrown into
prifon. There, however, their torments did not en-
dure long; for, the nest day, he had them all he-
headed, with their folinwers. 'lip- heads of the Dey•
were brought into Belgrade on the 6th by a Tartar,
and the fucceeding dAy publicly exhibited by Basin
PACHA, who is at present in that city.
The negotiations begun between the Servians and
Biala PACNA, hare not yet been attended by the
dcfired fuccefs. The Deputies of the Servians who
had repaired to Belgrade. petfevere in demanding a
total and ioenplete furrenier nt that place, *theta
their (lief! wills to eilablilh a feparate Government.
In the mean time, the Servians continue their ap-
proaches towards that city, ant' have already occu-
pied fume of the outworks. The Eafides matin is
podeffion of the citadel.

2g.—ln the Diet, this morn:
lelivered by the two Minifters
dated the aath, and by which
♦e Diet that his Majeßy has
of Außria the title of Nsra&.
of the Imperial Patent, iffued
declare formally—that there
tention to make any change in
;ions of his Imperial Majefty ;
is Majelly will Rudy more and
thofe fentiments of good wilt
wards his co-eßates of the

very important demand will
before the Germanic Diet.
fpo fi I inns, ordered by the Ge-
:putation, that all the exchan
tory, and traufailions what.
and other Members of the
other, which Ihould take place
rrom the publication of the General
...old have the fame force and be executed
as if they bad been infected in that Aa ; but it has
happened that feveral of there exchanges have taken
place fubfequent to the delay prefcribed by the Gene-
ral Recefs, and that others are actually negociating.
But chore who entered into them. fearing that in the
end Come difficulty may be Itarted againfi their vali-
dity, will, it is Paid, provoke a decifiou of the Diet,
fupported by the approbation of the Emperor, to the
effea of proroguing that delay to the ift of January,
sSoc, of even 1806. It is not yet known what turn
this affair make take : hitherto only three or four
!exchanges have been notified to the Diet within the
time prefcribed, and which confequently are rigidly
valid. The treaties concluded by the Court of Vt
enma with Come Princes and Counts of Suabia, are
trot of this nomber. The decree of the French Go-
*eminent concerning the property of the Princes,
Counts immediate Noblefe,,and others, of Germany,
has beers officially received : the Following is the fub-
fiance of it :
"All the goods, dornains,property. and sights whatever, litosted
In the territory of the R (Tuttle, which beforetbe Treaty of Lew.
vibe belonged to the Emperor of Germany, the !dots of
tiac Moon Eledtots of .aria, Baden, Wortombog. so=
cote', to the Lander...es of Heft Darroltadt sad Rothombroarg,
to the Prince of Nabs. end other Serratign Princes sod coons'
or Germany, Otto have vows at the Germanic Diet,
rotted in the Deena) are oohed to the National Diatoms.
• properly Misted in the territories of the Itspobilmalisit
havebeiongeduldte Dittmar Aremberg,Croyonstiloomorfwarso.
t." the Princes of LwTour Tull, Salm halm, halm Ithhttff.alld
De Llgot,are inewthr tweed to the National Doosolos. with Me
Inaptipo of thole Amsted In the dor/Mt *UM= Law Osentrior.
rerreneswhise Orations have already or Bali be made by per. I
tiettirdmitart.
▪ nis fogoabotiossolhodiy mi the property by
toed poem odssr das theft /+ rod, BIM be taken et by
arida Decrees of his Male* the Emptier, made a the input
of the TAMlfter of Ilooman hademetioa, if eeedh7. ash be
male, sad the moo* worbod mak be produced wWs a year
from the public:stip?, of the Deeree,and will not be adMIMod after
that period. In De cafe will the revenues of fequelbersid got*,
'Medved by the Government I,efore the railing et the figoeltradom.
her the price of furniture fold,be liable to retention, be say dee
demisted in the Yob& Treafory.
altierisbe.rsillog a the forterodon. mblek tat be aceseal '
hteates of the ftiee Order, tall only take place is seel.
an that tho Prog liall brae rabeivie Adt,the heels,
be dwelt's& of it, mash hey heal Wet to ela I
hi the quay of freed& Chimes. mid **O
Nodal tieliar, Clewireee. helm. haehhae.l.ll2
implacable with tbs Coailleelee et the Ilepebile;
oak le dealt of their ea ado; wields *nevus, sheds of the
lid leo& net be fad or ceded to french cieseas to the
meted, tall be ineveraly mired to the National Do.

jabs:
a d able
The lefeethere of the Immediate Noble*, baying
Sadao. ea the two banks tO the iththe, who have filled Public
la Frames. Were or both the Revolution, In the
la which disks, le leedgration have been paidllh-
ed. sod who an barbed on the Lia of Inagraws, earthed be
pat la paellas a their fequeltered goods, but by Anise of a [pc.
did thathifty, sal thathroably to the difpolitions of the Santos
Cedisithei of theta Plareal, year to, lawn It to them to apply
to the Dirt fee hadethaley reladve to the %pandas of feudal
tights, and if other totes whstever, all in amnion of Article
XXIV. of the General Reeds of the Empire."

E RiLell4.
Rarisaow, Attesusr 2g.—ln I
ing, a note was read, delivered t
of Bohemia and Atifiriai dated thi
they communicate to the Diet tl
jousted for the Houle of Auftril
tory Emperor. Speaking of the Im
on this uccafion, they declare f
was not the fmalleft intention to
the other political relations of hi!
that on the contrary, his Majelly
more to give proofs of thofe fent
which animate him towards h
Empire.
We are affured that a very iml
be brought immediately before t
It was. among other difpofil ions,
neral Recefi of the Deputation,
gee, partitions of territory, and
ever, of the Princes and otht
Empire, with each other, whicl
within a year from the publics
Aced's, fhould have the fame fo