Star.
London, England, 1810-05-03 00:00:00

-

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, 4JL so.
The Senate held a 'sitting extraordinary yesterday,
under the presidency of the Arch-Chancellor. A Se-
natus Consultutn was adopted relative to the incorpo-
ration of a part of Holland with the French empire.
Marshal Massena, Duke of Rivoli and Prince of
Esling, is going, it is said, to take the chief command
of the army of Portugal, consisting of the corps of
the Duke of Elchingen, Duke of Abrantes, and Ge-
neral Regnier.
The Minister of Marine set off yesterday for Ant-
werp. It appears certain that their Majesties intend
to visit that city, and that they will commence their
journey from Compiegne on Friday morning. They
will return to Paris on or before the 15th of May.
According to the latest advices from Spain, Gene-
ral Sebastiani was at Malaga on the Ist instant, toge-
ther with his head-quarters. The greatest tranquil-
lity prevailed there.
Letters from Ancona state, that a great number of
French officers of distinction had passed through that
place, who were proceeding, with all expedition, for
Naples.
The sixty marriages of soldiers ordered to Jae
place here in commemoration of that of his Majesty
the Emperor and King, were celebrated yesterday 'in
the various parish churches and chapels.
- The American corvette the John Adams sailed
from Havre on the 21st instant.
APRIL 26.—An article from Bayonne, of the 19th
inst. says :—“ The Madrid Gazette of the 13th con-
tains advices from Grenada, dated the 28th March.
The greatest tranquillity now prevails in that king-
dom, which was so recently a prey to disturbances,
and torn by different factions". The inhabitants, un-
deceived, think only of hencefotth living peaceably i
under the paternal government of the King. His
Catholic Majesty still remained at Grenada on the 28th
of March, where he issued a decree, abolishing, in con-
formity to the constitution, the exclusive privileges
and personal rights established by the ancient kings
of Spain."
M. Dubois Tainville, French Charge d'Affaires at
Algiers, has arrived at Marseilles in an American flag
cf truce, which left Algiers on the Ist. inst.
The importation of German leather into the States
of the Church is prohibited ; and only that of France
and Italy will henceforth be admitted.
An article from Leipsic mentions that the Dutch
merchants are making great purchases of cotton there,
in consequence of a rumour that it will be subjected
to an impost in Holland after the Ist of next month:
General Grenier left Bologna on the 13th instant to
take a command in the army of Naples.
An article from Munich of the 16th says, that Ge-
neral Baraguay d'Hilliers had been recalled from his
Commar.d in the Tyrol, having received another de-
stination of great importance. It was supposed that
lie was going to Naples.
A letter from Pau says, that a broad and handsome
road is forthwith to be opened across the Pyrenees, to
establish a communication between the department of
the Lower Pyrenees and Navarre.
Orders Nye been received at Orleans to prepare
accommodations and rations for a division of light
cavalry and three divisions of infantry:

AGRAM, MARCH Ss.
The following is said to be the occasion of the hos-
lilies Mat have taken place on the frontiers of Croatia:
Pursuant to antient treaties, the Porte ought to have
ceded to Austria some fortresses, castles, and districts
on the frontiers of Croatia ; but this stipulation had
riot been carried into execution. This part of Croatia
having been ceded to France by the treaty of Vienna,
the French Government enforced its rights to the
places in question, and demanded the cession of them
on the part of the Porte.

HERMANSTADT, MARCH 26.
It is asserted, that Mr. Adair, the English Am.
inssador to the Sublime Porte, applied for permission
to attend all the political deliberations of the Divan ;
Put that the Grand Seignior gave him a positive re-
fusal.

In the various skirmishes the Turks have had with
&be combined Russian and Servian army, they gave
oitierter to the few Russian soldiers who tell into their
'hands, had no mercy on the Servians. They re-
as their former subjects, and .conse-
them as rebels. They impale or behead
)anying this barbarous operation with
(er irony. All that has been heretofore
military ferocity of the Turks is nothing
to the manner in which they treated a
the Servians which they had cut off
in body. Those of the Servians who
made prisoners, seem astonished that
iffered to live, and much more that any
Id be paid to their wounds.
ttary organization of the Ottoman army
bad as ever. It was rumoured that
tgnior intended to take the command of
ty iq Reruns ; but,. a few days since, he
off from Constantinople. He has but
of his troops, and seems little inclined
person to the hilard of a battle. The
• totally destittite of field artillery, balls
of the most necessary articles. •
. Malta state; th:it a number of English
gone to Constantinople to obtain the
-4; permission to serve with the Turkish

VENICF., MARCH SO.
are making in.our grand marine ar-
construction of a certain number of ships
id frigates. An immense quantity of
arrived here lately by sca, from Dal."
more cargoes are expected the English
withdrawn from this part of the
lan brigs and cutters here, that were
France, are fitting out walk the ut-

VIENNA, APRIL it
regulation is talked of, in consequence
coffee will he entirely prohibited in thc
states. It can only be imported, in that
vial licehCes; in the simile Oannet as othei-
brought from foreign cOuntries. As to
w remilation hai been adopted, klcauie
ipdispeasably Ocerisari in iiharsijac.y.

in tile vanoc
the combined F
titiarter to the f
'hands, bot had
Bard the latter
quently treat th
them, accompa
the most bitter
related of them
in comparison t
detachment of
i iron) their main
chance to be I
'they arc suffer(
.'attention shoulc
The military
,seetns to be as I
the Grand Seig.
his grand army
had not yet set
a poor opininn c
to expose his pet
army is althost I
,and a number o
Letters from
- Officers had gr.
GnandSeigniur?
;troops.
Preparations
senal for the con
,',of the line and
',hip timber has
matia, and mor
, taring totally
Adriatic.
The Russian
lately ceded to ;
most activity.
• 4 general rep
. of Which coffee
,A...up:ial -Stales.
- case, by special
''commodities brc
.. sugar, no new r
.'that 'wicle is inn
' -