Star.
London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

FROM THE ODER, SEPTEMBER 14.

'There are no certain accounts of the departure of
the Grand Sultan for the Turkish army.
Among the unauthorised reports in the Presburg
Gazette, is one, stating that the Russians have dis-
continued their organization of the provinces of Wal-
lachia and Moldavia.
the 'Turkish garrison in Rudschuk is said to
amount to 18,000 men.
SEPTEMBER le.
VIENNA,
Of the dreadfal conflagration which, on the sth
ilistant, destroyed a great part of Buda, we daily re-
ceive more distressing intelligence. The number of
buildings reduced to a heap of ashes amounts to 400,
and many lives have been lost.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, SEPTEMBER 1.
According 'to some accounts, some very bloody
scenes have happened near Schumla on the I Ith and
12th ultimo,, of which the particulars are hourly ex-
pected.
SWABIA, SEPTEMBER 6.
• On the military road along the right bank of the
Rhine,.s.rnall detachments of troops daily arrive from
the interior of Germany, in order to return by the
road of Kehl.to France. The announced arrival of
"greater corps, which were to pass the same road,
seems to be again deferred. However, several de-
tached parties of the French Artillery Train have
crossed the Rhine, in order to reach the Maine and
the Danube, 4p fetch military stores, which are trans-
ported from Passau, Wurtzburg, &c. to France.
FRANKFORT UPON THE MAINE, SEPT. 14.

• We are assured that a triple alliance is on the point
of being concluded by the three great Powers.
. The Consort of the Count Gottorp has proceeded
for the preSeit to Darmstadt.
- Under the direction of French engineers, the Corti.
fications, otthe city of Dantzic, which suffered much
during the last siege, are not only repaired, but seve.
ral new outworks are constructed.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 10.
The division of General Count .Campans h yet in 1
Frankfort,_ Nvhere, as it is said, many French Pay-
masters of the arm.? will remain during the svitirer;
Irons which it is thought .the French troops will pass
here within a few months. •
SEPTEMBER 22—Since the Ist instant the Bareuth.
Newspaper has again been published.
An earthquake was felt at Inspruck on the Ist inst.
in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, ac-
companied by a great noise ; it however passed over
withopt doing any hurt, •
COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 15.
The following has been published yesterday t
PATENT
Ouneerbing same Exceptions from the general Embargo of all
Vessels along the Elbe and West Coast of the Duchies of
Behleswic and Holstein, with respect to the Coasting Trade.
We Frederic the Sixth, by the grace of God Kin 7 of Denmark,
Norway, &c. &e. publish herewith that we have been pleased, in
consideration of the pressing wants of the interior trade, to grant
the followiv exceptions to ships and vessels that were under the
poen! embargo :
1. All vessels carrying Inland products, manufactures, &c. from
ow: place of our duchies to another, with a counter certificate,
cr.rit is not prohibited in the decree of the 9th of August
exemptun the general embargo. •
2. Those vei and boats, of which it is known that they
sreisaty weed are likewise exempt from the said em.
-S. Such , and boats, exempted from the embargo,
_., or under any pretence whatever, be used
of prohibited soods, or those not of guroyeas

' this prohibition forfeits the detected
such transport, . half the value of
end be LW to she informer,
from tiro fo Lii months
focarigas M the we

• Count Gottotp (Gustavus Adolphus) has not con-
tinued his journey over Colberg, but has taken the
way to Russia. He passed through Nuremberg the
12th inst. at'night, on the road from Stargard to Ko-
ningsberg.

VENICE, SEPTEMBER I.
The flotilla which, on the 27th instant, set sail from
our arsenal, consists-of one frigate of 36 guns, three
schooners, and other smaller ships of war, in the whole
nine sail. It is cruizing between Malamorth and
Cheozza, and is destined .to drive the English from
our waters.

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to point out 'a fortunate day for his departure. The
Palaces of Dand, Bauln, and another at Adrianople, Several lc
have been a long time prepared for the reception of for the Lev;
' the Grand Seignior ; and his numerous retinue is the Adriatic
preparing to accompany him to Indand Baschiz.— sight of our
The Janissaries are collected, and, after the arrival of mission for
the Grand Seignior, will proceed to Adrianople
whither the Grand Seignior will also. A' corps of Notice is he
12,000 men, who were encamped at that city, have Captains, that
marched to Schumla, and 1000 men, fresh troops, sins at Argo,
rs hlf":
are expected. T tee
he Turkish Empire in no previous vessels, a
viz.b ele l
war took such vigorous measures as in the present,
whiCh has been declared a war of religion. The ar-
dour of the people is truly extraordinary. An accu-
. rate estimate of the strength has not been made pub-
BC ; but the camp at Schumla alone, including the
with-
other
of Thel3orgForse:
n:u 1:•0100e annidenin,
places.
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PEtERSBURGH, SEPT'. 5. of the CCue
including 1
1 On the 18th of August (old style), the Grand the garrisor
Duchess Skatelina Paulowna, Consort of the Prince exception o
of Oldenburgh, was safely deliveied of a Prince. The fore
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 3. provisions,
The reigning Prince of Lichtenstein has resigned
report of th
his Government of Austria and Vienna, but still re-
mains Field Marshal and proprietor of his regiment
yet it seem!
on the 3d,
of hussars. It is supposed that Prince Schwarzen-
in killed an
berg, the present Ambassador, will succeed him. making the
Count Metternich is now soon expected to arrive '
motion, an
here from Paris. His Majesty the Emperor Napo- formerly cc
I icon has presented him with a superb set of silver is now und,
Plate, valued at 250,000 francs. ' The am
. The report that Belgrade, by the desire of the Ser- a t and 1 h oie
vlans, was to be occupied by the Austrians, is not yet l
re aitve to
' confirmed. first engag
'There ere no certain accounts of the departure of arms.
D the Grand Sultan for the Turkish army. SEPT- 8..
r
Among the unauthorised reports in the Presburg occurred in
i Gazette, is one, stating that the Russians have dis- for the Ha
continued their organization of the provinces of Wal- the 1
mplac
lachia and Moldavia. the Bulwa
The Turkish garrison in Rudschuk is said to
witha sup
' amount to 18,000 men. , need. We
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER le.
- . the surrenc
. Of the dreadful conflagration which, on the sth 1 has caused
iitatant, destroyed a great part of Buda, we daily re- His Ex(
. .ceive more distressing intelligence. The number of! following I
‘ ' buildings reduced to a heap of ashes amounts to 400, I "My h,
and many lives have been lost. the noble ;
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, SEPTEMBER 1. mination o
According to some accounts, some very bloody the indeper
1 scenes have happened near Schumla on the 11th and of our Au,
I 12th ultimo, of which the particulars are hourly ex- 1 " All t 1
pected. particular
1 SWABIA, SEPTEMBER 6. with a cor
•On the military road along the right bank of the "Be wi
Rhine,.small detachments of troops daily arrive from serve that
' the interior of Germany, in order to return by the forefathers
road of Kehl to France. The announced arrival of fence of th
greater corps, which were to pass the same road, "In th,
seems to be again deferred. However, several de- press than
. • ladled parties of the French Artillery Train have his soverei
crossed the Rhine, in order to reach the Maine and
i the Danube, tp fetch military stores, which are trans-
defence of
ported from Passau, Wurtzburg, &c. to France. aad levelli
FRANKFORT UPON THE MAINE, SEPT. 14, luntary sa
i
i buildings,
We are assured that a triple alliance is on the point imbutse t
least exoni
of being concluded by the three great Powers.
it may ha'
. The Consort of the Count Gottorp has proceeded
1 for the present to Darmstadt. i "In lill
- Under the direction of French engineers, the forti. ! advocate '
fications of•the city of Dantzic, which suffered much ' n° °Pli‘krt'
that may 1
during the last siege, are not only repaired, but seve. '
• " Pura
ral new outworks are constructed.
patriotism
BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 10.
;closer and
The division of General Count .Campans h yet in
1 Frankfoet,_ where, as it is said, many French Pay-
you to the
masters of the am.? will remain during the whiter, •in bestowi
Irons which it is thought ahe French troops will pass and when
here within a few months. . pendent, 1
I Seventeen 22 —Since the Ist instant the Bareuth. mate Mon
or.the Spa
. Newspaper has again been publislied.
4 selves that
An earthquake was felt at Inspruck on the Ist inst.
, in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, ac- cupy in th
companied by a great noise ;it however passed over “ Tortes;
without doing any hurt, ,
\ COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 15. .
The following has been published yesterday i In the 1
PATENT at the gat
Oweerning same Exceptions from the general Embargo of all which con
Vessels along the Elbe and West Coast of the Duchies of carriages
Sehleswic and Holstein, with respect to the Coasting Trade.
the victnit
We Frederic the Sixth, by the grace of God Kin 7 of Denmark,
Norway, &c. &c publish herewith that we have been pleased, ingate of th
consideration of the pressing wants of the interior trade, to grant ,
On the
the followiv exceptions to ships and vessels that were under the from the 1
poen! embargo :
quence of
1. All vessels carrying Inland products, manufactures, &c. from
and there
eise.plser of our duchies to another, with a counter certificate, : .
D
it js not prohibited in the decree of the Oth of August 'ng, ecal
t, tits from the general embargo. • were brou
2. Those vessels and boats, of which it is known that they dispatches
arrienlyissed fttr, baking, are likewise exempt from the said em: cer, whos
IMP.. the Dates
-S. Such ships,/veseels, and boats, exempted from the embargo, . ?
Imust upon no a must or under any pretence whatever, be used rein orcen
foe time • • of gos'oldbited goods, or those not of gmroyeae constructi
predsce., . . - . on with a
.4. Whams tittsagainst this prohibition forfeits the detected which ..,
trod% and e Jived usettfor such transport,. half the value of i ""'`" ` T
"' 111400040 1 4or Thaw'? sad the other half to the informer, extend
. to
ii" bioplePLibilOgith from three ais months raising in
the heels 42-Isorsistion, necardissi as the ca 4e No pert
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