Star.
London, England, 1811-08-06 00:00:00

DRESDEN, JULY 4.

The troops which have been lying in cantonments
in the country around, and a.nong which are the Royal
corps of Grenadiers, are .►gain marched into their
respective garrisons. According to report his Majesty
the King intends mak:tvg a inirney toWarsaw towards
the end of this month.

STOCKHOLM, JULY 16.
The disturbances in Sudermania having happily
been quelled, by the means and exertions of Count
Wrede, his Royal Highness has been pleased, in full
Court, to express his most gracious approbation of
CountWrede's conduct in his very difficult operations.
JULY 19.—The Emperor of Austria has sent all
the silver belonging to his household, except a very
small part reserved for use, to the Mint. This con-
tribution to the wealth of the State, will amount to
93,375 guilders, 3:-, itre.;:a.:: - ''f'• ' money.
HERMANSTADT, JUNE '2O.
The Russians have raised their camp near Spites-
chty, and have advanced towards Guergewo. The
LEII,3IC, JULY I A.
t General-in-Chief, Kutesow, will transfer, on the 18th,
According
.o all the accounts which reach us, there his head-quarters, whither d'ltalinski and Joseph
is actually formed in the Ptussi Fonten will follow him. It is said that a Turkish
aa States a very Plenipotentiary will also repair thither, whence it is
marked opposition to the system pursued by Govern. conjectured by some that peace willsuon be concluded.
rnent, and to the flume, ous ameliorations which it is
ANOTHER LETTER•—SANE DATE.
executin.,,, in the different branches of the Adrninis-
- While allthose who do
tration.
privileged classes appLoad this system, and ,certain
of the Danube, ant! at present occupies the left. The
Turks extend upon the right, but they are few in
number t. f the members of the noblesse also support
it, the principles which the Governmeat has laid number, and abstain from any hostilities. They have
placed garrisons in the cities of Nicopolis and Ststow,
&wit experience the strongest opiaosition on- the part
and are res:oring the fortifications, which were partly
of many of the nobles, who see in these innovations
the destruction of sr.cial or !er. These factious. men demolished by tha Russians.
are incapable of entering into the new ideas, and do "It is said, that the Court of Russia has renounced
not perceive that the genius of the age imperiously the plan of aggrandizement, on which it had so much
calla for those changes which the Prussian Govern. insisted at the time of the last negotiation, and that
meat has thought it neces:hiry to irt:edue.e. The iit will be contented with the cession of Moldavia, it
suppression of feudal rights, and the eqaalieation.of i Turkey will accept peace on that condition.
buratens and taxes, ate the circamstances which ex- It • " They write from Constantinople, that contrary
cite the chief animosity ; though all enlightened Fob. , winds have not as yet suffered the Turkish fleet to
ticians have proved to a demonstratian that they are' enter the Black Sea ; but that four frigates and se-
the only means of recovering Prussia from the unfor- vend transports, laden with ammunitien and provi-
tunate situathrn in which she was placed by the eon- ' sions, have been sent off for those ports which require
sequences of the last war, and by her ancient °spll- • to be victualled."
cation, which no longer harmonizes with the other j FRANKFORT, JULY 20.
States of ..Europe.
I Our Journal contains the following article :
Proofs exist of some of the Nobles having exercised i " Letters from Vienna confirm the report of the
a pernicious influence ever the peasants on their es- expected marriage or his Imperial Highness the Arch-
tates, exciting theta to insubordination; and this is duke Charles. That Prince will, it is said, many
what had compelled the King to have recourse to ri. her. Royal Highness the Princess Amelia of Baden."
gorous measures against them. , • .
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PRESUURGH. JULY s.
The Members of the Council of State, and the
, They write from Belgrade that the Russians and
Prime Miniver, Baron de Hardt:lit:berg, are the chief
1 urks remain perfectly quiet in their lines, and we
Objects of the fury of the Nobles, because the latter
arts assured that there will be again a suspension of
consider them as the authors of the changes whicia
hare taken place.
arms for three months. If we may judge from the
•pre-
parations which the Russians are making at Belgrade,
We learn that a criminal process is to be commen- there is reason to believe that they intend soon to ova.
ced against soma of those Nobles who have been most mite-that fortress. A great number of carriages
forward. *Among these last is Geeeral Rriehel, who have been put in requisition, and notice has been sent
has written a letter that has, in the highest degree, to those who Supply the Russian army with provisions,
displeased the King of Prussia. ' - to diver V) more till further orders. ' . • ' -'
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 6,
PRICE OF S 'OCRS I'HIS DAY AY ONE irci.ncrc.
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Dispatches have been received from Lord WEL-
LINGTON, dated Elvas, on the 18th ult. but they do
not detail any military event of con.equence. The
tranquillity enjoyed by the allied armies was extr►mely
favourable to the convalescence of the sick and
wolinded, although the heat of the weather was
troublesome. The troops are all comfortably hutted.

Two Anholt Mails arrived last night, and one this
morning. By the latter we learn that the Great and
Little Beltshave been enii: ely free from the annoyance
of British cruizers for some time past—a circumstance
which was hailed by the Danes with great satisfaction
as an omen of a returning good understanding. From
Constantinople we are informed that the refractory
Janizaries, who lately caused so much bloodshed in
that capital, have been dispersed on board the Turkish
fleet. Some extracts from the papers brgught by tho
above Mails will be found in another part of our paper.

A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, bringing
intelligence from Lisbon to the 2gd tilt. but we do
not learu that any movement had taken place on the
part of either of the contending armies. The fallow-
ing are extracts from private letters and papers
brought by the above opportunity :

• ELVAS, JUNE SO.
General Castanos has received an official account of
the action of Don J. Sanches, on the 18th Munho,
of the 800 dragoons who escorted the money and
goods of the convoy, 70 only escaped ; it is, besides
this, said, that after the French had capitulated they
fired upon our soldiers, in consequence of which D.
J. Sanches ordered 250 prisoners to be killed, carrying
off, besides those, 150 with the convoy. The account
of the great desertion frum the army of Marmont is
confirmed.