Star.
London, England, 1816-09-13 00:00:00

' F.NICE, AUGUST 19.

The fortresses of Kin and Trau and other points
of the Illyrian frontier, are going to be put into a
state of defence. It appeals
,that the Archduke
Rainier is going to viAt these places and to make a
tour in Illyria to examine the military state of the
country. The Dalmatian and Croatian regiments
must be complete by the 20th of September. New
bariacks are building in the streets of Kuhl and
Trau. It is thought that in each of these places or
in cantonments in the neighbourhood, there will he
6000 men, making together a corps of 12.000 men.
• We receive nothing but distressing account; ; tt:e
Albanese pirates are very numerous, and threaten all
the points of the coast.
We expect 4000 men, who are to be embarked for
Calabria and the kingdom of Naples. The vessels
which are to convey them, come from Triest.
SAXONY, AUGUST 29.

The Commissioners charged to receive and govern
the districts upon the Sarre„ which have fallen to the
Duke of Saxe Cobourg, set out this morning to repair
thither. The Count of Pappenheim has exchanged
the districts with a pipulation of 9000 persons which
had been given him in the county of Otterweiler, for
domains situated in Prussia, which produce him
revenue of 50,000 CTown:.

DESTRUCTION OF T
ALGERINE FLEET.

We have great satisfaction in annnuncini
receipt of intelligence of a very favour.ble
don respecting the Expedition against Algi
intelligence comes from our Ambusador
but though c3ming through this channel
cial. Lord EXMOUTH, it is reported, Las ,
ALCIISIIB, but not without considerable loss
both sailors and marines, the latter beial
at no less than 700.

This intelligence waa bronght into Ma,
the Captain of a merchant vessel, and ha
communicated with speed to nut Ainb
Paris,he thought it of sufficient impnrt,:iicc•
it by a KING'S Messenger. The Messv•lt;
joined to travel with all ; and if
was all performed with equal velocity as
ford, he must have been but a short time on
He came from Dartford to the Foreign or
Lance of fifteen miles, in little m• re than

The Messenger arrived at midnight..
tell!gence not being yet official, account;
having been published by any Letter to
MAYOR, or in a Gazette Extraordinary. C
patches are now looked for with great irii
In the mean time we subjoin the followini,
particulars, as transmitted tram the French
at Marseilles to the Duke de IticintuEu,
Minister for Foreign ACairs, and by
nicated to the British Authorities at Paris

" Lord EXMOUTH arrived off Algiers on
of August. Having made all the requisite
tions for bombarding the Fleet and Town,
the Men of War, Fire-ships and Bomb VeL.
side the Batteries—his Lordship summoned
Day of ALGIERS to Surrender at di
This being refused, the grand attack
early in the morning of the 25th : the A.
reties played most furiously oa the Britt;
return, but the fire of the Algerine vessel
fused and ill-directed. In a tew hours
Algerine Navy was taken, burnt, or dery
Algerine Admiral was killed early in the
the loss to the Barbarians, in kiiled an(
amounted to about Twelve Ilundted.

" The bombardment of the town %l a:
during the night of the 25th. Early in 11
of the 26th, the DEY of ALorens sent a I
OR board the QUEEN CHARLOTTE, Lord
ship, agreeing to surrender at discretion.

" In the course of the day Lord Lx
tated a caritulation in his own toms,
immediately carried on shore and ratiJ
Dir. It was understood that the capi
eluded the demolition of the batteries.
the Mash in killed and wounded, wa
to 750.

Oae of the Algerine frigates =rev
the actin:►. ani set me Whole squadron,
five frigates, four corvettes, and thirty g
one general confl +gration. Besides the

iniral, six Algerine Officers of distinctioi
Captains and the General of Marines, w'
The Swedish Consul at Algiers w;
of the Flag of Truce to Lord EXMOUTH.
To the above we ought to add, that otli
state the British loss at Eight Hundred,
the Algeriacs at Four Thousand men.
The letter sent in by Lord Exmownt
was returned unopened, with the utmost

Virginia Papers have readied torn th
to the IWI ultimn. They cont.:ir, nnthi
yond a report that a French shit+ had b.
by a frigate belonging to PrrloN, and t.
au Princ.,..

We have received this morning Norio,
the 14th ult. The subscriptions to the tai
to 2,t,C00,000 dollars. and no doubt way
of the 28 millions of'dollars being comple
rations of the Bank was expected to corm.
Ist of Octet)..r.

His Royal Highness the PRlNcii
tea to arrive in torn in akw days. 'l'
at Ragley, *Le scat of the Marquis and
of LIERTVOI:D, in Watwickshire, buil&
Highness, are the Martris «f ANGI.Ii4E/
Lady R. SEYltet:n, Lord G. and La(
Sir B. BLoox7ict.u, Colonel SErMninl,

Their Royal And Serene Highnesses
CHARLOTTE and Prince LEoIoLD, eni
health, at ti.eir seat at earetnot,t. In.,
amusements her Rnyal Highness *rem
Lsot•otu.

Lord and Lady KENSINGTON And f
leaving town on Sunday, for Franc:,
mean to reside three years.
The young Lady 'who is to mak..
&gat, at Covent Garden Theatre, in the
Pidanm, is, we understand, an orphan
the late Mr. BoYLe, proprietor of the C
She is no more than 17 years of age.