Star.
London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL !I.
There was to-day a mass and audience at the Pa-
lace of St. Cloud.
• After the presentations. his Majesty held a Privy
Council, anti then presided at a Grand Council of the
Legion of Honour.
The Empress quitted Paris yesterday at two in the
afternoon, and arrived in very good health at St.
Cloud.
APRIL 24.—The Senate had an estrathdinary meet.
ing yesterday at noon, at which his Serene Highness
the Prince Arch.Chaneellor presided..
. MAZILID,'APRIL 10.

General Count Belliard, Chief of the State the
army of the•oentsat, on the 4th jetteet, toe a SO"'
did fete to the principal, civil and iniiitan authorities:
of this capital, on account of tile birth of the 44
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of Rome.

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.* • • BERLIN, APRIL. C.
An Englishman was within these few days arrested .
here. He had arrived under a false name, .and.pro-
videdmith Danish and Swedish passports. Thoisgh
he was not found to be• an agent of the English go-
eermatint, but a merchant; what private affairs had
brought him to the Continent, yet he has been stib-
jected'to•all,the rigout of the law.
The Tnanofactory of coffee. of the house of Kahin
,and Co. at Prague, employs at present 78 workmen.
It.furnishes, daily, 15 quintals of natiPe coffee, which
irexported to all the provinces of the monarchy.
ItONINCSIIERG, MARCH •20.
In consequence of the Convention concluded with
the Court of France, respecting confiscated colaial
produce, and English manufactures, all the goods•of
the latter description, which were found .on board the
ships sequestrated at Pilau, were publicly burned
bete on the '2sth, 26th,. and 27th, before the royal
glite :Their value, accoreng to an exact calculation,:
amounted to more than two millions of crowns. This
exhibition lasted each time from daybreak till the
eiening ; and took ptice in presence of the civil and',
military authorities, and a great concourse of spec-
tators,

VIENNA,-APRIL 1 t.
The Russian army in Turkey has received nume-'
rous reintOrcements, :tnd expects still more. The
Count dc Langeron, General in Chief ad interhtt,tis=
plays great activity ; and every thing inducei the be-
lief that he will soon open the campaign. The city
of Bucharest, where the Russian head-quarters still,
art, is all in motion. Every day Generals and supe-
rior Officers arrive to receive orders, and immediately
=turn to their posts. •

;ERIN, APRIL It

'On the 21th of March the prjecipiT depot 4.110.
'4th Swiss regiment, Stationed at: Rennes, as nch as
the 'A, 3d, and 4th battalions of that regiment, Which
were cAntoned at Eelleisle-en-Mer, and along the
coasts of the department of Morbiban, receivedorders
to assemble at Brett. By order of the Emperor two
full battalions of these troops, cotionytilded by.Catint
P•Affry, are to repair to Park, to be there in garri-
son. This Circumstance is a flattering distinction,
and a proof of the particular esteem of the Emperor
for the Swiss troops in his service. " There is ground
to hope tliat it will have a happy influence on the re.
cruiting service.

FRANCFORT, APRIL 36.
Our fair is commenced, the warehouses. are full,
And purchasers are every clay arriving ;, but much
business has not been done, for the buyers keep back.
We have very considerable, quantities Of Swis; goods,
because they are brought here' since they hive been
prohibited in France. and Italy. The white and
printed calicties of awisierland turn .to a very good
account. With ready, money, advantageous bargains
may be made. .
Our merchants who deal in colonial produce
.hope
to be able to introduce it into 'France to the amount
of two millions of florins; but as they_ nauss take silk)
goods in exchange, the/ are, making their harp*
With the agents from Lyons.
LEIPSIC, APRIL 11. • •
-The system of military conscription is at presetAin
fail activity in Saxony. The exemptions, bitherto,.toO
extensive, have been limited, and the duration of the
se:evict has been fixed to a determinate period.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH .I.*
The campaign, which the two Omits "ApPeat; for
Mese time, to have wished to commence On theifight
Nu* of the Danube, has not yet been opened. The
taking'of Laleza has been the last. military evenvot
importance. This petty place, scarcely fortified, cost
Much blood to both parties. After a fourth assault,
it Was carried by a Russian corps under Ceneral'§t.
priest,
of the T'

-kish Cot

. A trait, truly Spartan, . _ urkisn .... moan- . .
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
daunt, Hasnedar Aga,' which took plane .before lire.
Oa motion of
rMr.. ABERCRONI BY, the 14th Repoli of
taking of this town, deserves wbe mentioned: IVliidi • tary inquiry, respecting the Ordnance,
ordered printed.
the Russians summoned him to surrender, under }vain
ti( putting the garrision-to the sword, this officer, who The Souther. Whale Fishery Bill went through a Conimittet
was lame, ordered his Arabian horse to be bronght —Report tcornonvw• •
nut, took a pistol, and laid him'dead at his tee:..- '
tolshe It ish Loan Bill was read a second time.—.To he commit-
toil
" See, (said he, to the Russian Officer), that I have . The second reading of the Westminster Election Ilustinp
deprived myself of the only means of itbaudoning a Bill was postponed till Thursday next.
post which. lam charged, with my faithful compa, The h.sh Commercial Credit Bill was read a second time.—
ilinns in arm., to defend with the last drop of mr Vfo be committed on Mouday.
blond. Go, tell your General what you have seen. ,i
Acheti Mt soLrtailte4, from Greenwich Hospital, presented the annual
f Receipts and Disburseinents.of the Hospital.—
liasnerlar Agar kept hi.i'worel, and was some hour 6 Ordered to lie on the table.
after killed, with more then 1500 of his troops. lOn the motion of Mr. SWAN, a new writ was ordered to be
The news of the raking of this place .scarcelr ar. hailed for a Member to serve in Parliament for the Borough rif:
riced here, when we were informed it had been eva.' weynioutb, in the room of Sir lames Murray Pulteney, silo-,
ceased.
cuated, and that the corps tit* General St. Priest had,
air CHARLES POLE moved for an Account of all Sums 111
retired. e . i Money received by the Treasurer, of Cuelsea Howitst for toe.
Vv e learn that . M. Peter Fenton, ci-devant Seere- years, with the several A,pproptigilons of the said Sunu.—Or,
tar yto the Russian Legation at Constantinople, has, dultelt. t, . ....
ARNaLL gave nodes gat ht would to-morrow move
been at the camp of tae Grand Vizier, and already that the soured ?tad • i . • .
cons yin on the table relative to tie kfth
returned to lilbcharest. . . i surge osist.ltin tie referre4 te a kekiet C4aitalttee