Star.
London, England, 1810-12-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

. CONSTANTINO PLE, OCTOBER 21
The bead-quarters (lithe Grand Vizier still remain
hi Schaalla.

Notice has been given to the Porte by an official
note, that the Wince of Ponte Corvo has been elected
Crown Prince of Sweden.

PANOSOWA,. NOVIMBER 19.
The Serbian Senate, assembled at Belgrade, has
made known (by the consent of Field Marshal Count
Kamensky) to the Commandant General of the Na-
tion, and to all the Generals, that the Russians have
concluded with the Reis Effendi a suspension of arms,
the articles of which they premise to observe reli-
gioway I and, in consequence, all hostility must cease
on the part f the Servians.

• 14BLUNKA5 NOVEMBER es.
The bare of the Carpathian mountains, near Ma.
IFonitza, fell on the 6th of this Month, with a report
sty loud that it was heard at the distance of twelve
Six villages have been destroyed by this pre.
cipuition, and 34. lives lost,
PETERSBURGH, NOVEMBER 211
We have learned that the fortress of Nicopolis stir.
render to the victorious Russian arms on the 15th
October,l The General in Chief, Count Kamensky,
has, with e bulletin, sent the keys of that fortress, and
seven stain of colours taken near Turno. There
were found Nicopolis .60 pieces of cannon.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 26.
A report is c,:rculated here, said to rest on good au-
thority, that thC Archduke Charles will shortly set out
on a visit to the • Emperor Napoleon, in consequence'
of the affectionate caud repeated invitations he has re-
ceived!
DoEsEl,n.N, DECEMBER 1.
His Majesty has h 4 greatly indisposed within the
last ten days. The 4.lssembly of States will meet
next month, and the p4,positions which will be sub.
matted to them, will be 0.4 high importance, and tend
greatly to secure the trarisinullity and welfare of the
kingdom,
BERLIN, DycIIMBER 4.
The embarrassments tan 4'r which our Govern-
ment labour, arising from the tagnation of trade and
the difficulty of finding mciney to pay the contribu-
• to dispose of tion, occasioned his Majesty lately
et 00,04,10 florins, in ordei
valua-
ble jewels to the amount of
that his faithful subjects might not imp burthened with
fresh tases:' This mark of cansiderAi•l°" h"
encleare4 him to the citizens,greatly
ands ikluntary cowl,
hution is ha fOot ply* the isark Are Pc4,
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AUCISEURGH, NI
Bts,bine •f a new Bavarian Ordinance, the se-
questiati.nt place 4 upon colonial and English pro.
duets has been raised throughout all the kingdom of
Bavaria, and the free disposal of them granted to their
proprietors, on Condition that the exact quantity of
these goods which have paid the imposts, shall only
be put in circalation.
The Stockholm Gazette of the 7th December, con-
tains a Proclamation, offering a reward for the ap-
prehension of the murderer of the late Count Fersen,
and declaring as the result of the investigation on the
subject that he was wholly innocent of the death of
the late Crown Prince, adding, that the suspicion of
his Royal Highness having been poisoned, proves to
be wholly unfounded.
Accounts from Ratisbon of the 19th November,
mention that Napoleon had assigned a million of
francs, to indemnify the inhabitants for the injury they
sustained by the bombardment in the late war.