Star.
London, England, 1810-04-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN lATZISIGENCE:

MORLMX, APRIL I%

Two English Commissaries landed here yesterday.
Their mission, which is said to relate to an exchange
of prisoners, has caused great joy in this place. They
will set off to-morrow for Paris.
PARIS, APRIL 18.
On Sunday, the 15th, his Majesty the Emperor
receivea before mass, at the Palace of Compiegne,
the Diplomatic Body, who were introduced to the au-
dience in the usual forms. At this audience were
presented to his Majesty, by Prince Schwarzen-
berg, irince Esterhazy, Counts Joseph de Metter-
nich, Welmoden, De Paar, &c.
After mass his Majesty gave a private audience in
his Cabinet, to Marshal Kalkreuth, who presented
him with a letter of congratulation from his Prussian
Majesty.
It is positively stated, that their Majesties will set
off for St. Quintin on the 23d, and that they will re-
turn to Paris by the 2d of May.
Counts Stahremberg and Bathiani, Chamberlains
to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, have arrived
in this capital.
By virtue of a Decree of his Majesty, the Emperor
and King, the States of Rome will form the 30th mi•
litany division of the Empire.
ROVIGNO, MARCH 29.

We this morning had the mortification to see the
English take possession of 30 of our fishing boats,
which had gone five miles from the harbour to fish
for Sardinias. The English kept all the fishing tac-
kle, sank the boats, and sent ashore, in some skiffs,
the poor fishermen and the hostages taken from Umago
with the exception of the Chief Officer of Health.
NAPLES, APRIL 6.

The English, on the 22d of last month, disem-
barked from three to • 4000 men on Isle St. Maure,
near Corfu, in the lonian sea. The small garrison,
after having killed more than 300 of the enemy, has
been obliged- to shut itself up in the fort, to which the
English will in all probability lay siege.
On the 26th of the same month, the English a se-
cond time attempted to burn the town of Reggio, in
Calabria, under the pretence of preventing it from
being an asylum to the privateers which destroy their
commerce—but this second attempt has proved more
abortive than the first ; for although they were en-
abled to firm some batteries, these were answered by
so well directed a fire, that they were shamefully
forced to go away.
TRIESTE, MARCH 30.

Yesterday, an enemy's boat baying approached
Umagc, the inhabitants fired upon her, and forced
jeer to sheer off ; but, an hour after, she re-appeared
with a ship and brig, from which there landed 76
men, who pillaged every house, burnt the public re-
cords, carried off one boat, and burnt from eight to
ten other;.
The national guard, with a company of the 79th
Trench regiment, hastened to the relief of the place.
On seeing them, the marauders re-embarked, car-
rying with then, e:;ht of the inhabitants, because
they had not been able to pay a contribution of ten
thousand dollars.
The General of Artillery, Ouvriel, has returned
from the tour he made along the Illyrian Adriatic
sea. According to his account, all the ports of Dal-
matia and Elyria will be fortified and furnished with
artillery, to prevent the piracies of the English. Se-
veral transports have sailed from hence laden with
cannon, which were on board Russian ships. These
cannon are destined for Umago, Citta Nuova, Porte
Quiet°, and Parenzo, Rovigna and Pola in Istria. A
still greater quantity has been embarked for Croatia.
ANTWERP, APRIL 13.

The Queen of Holland, at two o'clock in the after-
noon, passed through this town, on her return from
Paris to her kingdom. Her Majesty only stopped
here the time necessary for changing horses. She ap-
peared to enjoy the best of health ; the young Prince
oyal was in the carriage with his august mother.
VIENNA; APRIL'.

By an extraordinary occasion, we have received in-
telligence from London, dated the 17th tilt. from
which it appears, that the preceding evening dispatches
had arrived from Paris, containing overtures of peace.
If the English Ministers are inclined to listen to those
propopls, our Minister of State, Count Metternich,
Kill, in that event, proceed from Paris to London,
hind represent his Majesty, the Emperor of Austria,
as mediator.
Very important events are expected to take place
on the return of his Excellency Count Metternich.
NUREMI'ERC, MARCH 28.

It is now known with certainty, that the head quar-
t. of the army in Germany will arrive here in a few
clays from Ratisbon. The delivery of the city of Ra-
tisbon to his Majesty the King of Bavaria, will imme-
shately