Star.
London, England, 1816-08-26 00:00:00

CASSEL, AUGUST 16.

A little difference has arisen between our Cnnrt
and that of Prussia. As Mr. Von
‘ Flantein, the Prus-
sian Minister to our Court, has been appointed to the
office of Minister from that Monarchy to the Diet at
Frankfort, his Majesty the King has named Mr. Von
Zastrow to be his successor here. The Elector, for
reasons which are not known, has not confirmed this
choice by Lis approbation, and has requested that
Prussia would appoint some other Minister to reside
here. But as the King has insisted tht Mr. Ven
Z istrow shall remain at his post, the Elector has re-
called his Minister from Berlin ; and thus s e are on
the point of seeing the diplomatic relations between
the two States cease.
CONSI'ANTINOPLE, JULY to.

On the 5.h of this month di:d 0: a sudJt.n butt na.
tural death, the Prince Alexander Mourousi, forrnnly
the Hospodar of Moldavia, who was universally
esttemed, and was also in high favour with the Porte.
Two of his brothers perished under the hantli of the
executioner, and the third was murdered. Thus lie
died almost at the same time as his Termer comp-
niln and colleague Prince Yp:ilante, who dir.., n the
Bth at Kiow.

The Mufti, who was discharged and banished a
few months ago, is now pardoned, and bas returned
to Constantinople.
The plague has now penetrated to Bujukderc,
whither the foreign Ambassadors had retired from
Pera. On the day when the French Ambassador, the
Marquis de la Riviere, paid a visit to the Reis Effendi,
the interpreter Deval, who attended him, fell sick,
and soon after died. But before this symptom of the
dreadful disease had :hewn themselves in the Hotel
of the Russian Embassay, and the sick gardener of
Prince Italinsky had bees sent to the Lazzaretta.—
The inhabitants of the whole neighbourhood are in
anxious expectation.

The malady of the PIUNCE REGENT was an infi itn-
nation of the Peritoneum (the membrane which
surrounds the intestines), his-Royal Highness was
relieved by copious bleeding ; but for two days the
symptoms were most alarming. It was not till Fi i•
day last, that he was able to sign the commission for
the prorogation of Parliament. Her MAJESTY, on
Tuesday, left Windsor with the intention of paying
him a visit at the Stud-house, but was prevailed on
to return without seeing him, in consequence of the
extreme violence of the disorder. The family of Sir
BICNJAIIIN B4OOIIFInn were removed from the house,
that the most perfect quiet might be kept. On the
Wednesday morning, the disease was conquered--
and though the evacuations he underwent necessarily
reduced him grndy--Ae gradually gained strength,
and is now happily re-established. Oa the Tuesday
Ministers were so apprehensive of the event, that a
Cabinet Council was held.
' We are greatly concerned to announce the death
' of CHAIM= TAYLOR, M.D. for many years Secretary
to the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Ma-
nufactures, and Commerce. He died on Saturday
last, after a severe illness. His memory will be
long cherished with affection, not only by his rela.
' titres, but by a numerous circle of most respectable
friends, to whom he had endeared himself by his
unwearied urbanity aad philanthropy. It will be dif-
ficult to find a successor every way as well qualified
.for the impoetaat Age which is rendered vacant by
his death.