Star.
London, England, 1810-08-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARI6, AUGUST 1.
The Queen of Bavaria was safely delivered of a
Princess, in the night of the 21st ult. at the Castle
of Nymphenberg.
The City of Amsterdam has sent a Deputation to
Paris, to present to his Imperial Majesty the homage
of its inhabitants. Colonel Carrega, on the 12th ult.
with a crew et seamen under his orders, went on
board of the Admiral Zoutman, of 80 guns, at Me
demblik, but owing to the neap-tides, it is impassible
before the 20th to get her raised upon the camels, on
which she is to be conveyed to the Vlieter ; whence
she will proceed to join the squadron under Rear-Ad.
miral Lemmere, at the Texel.

On the 26th ult. a most destructive hurricane was
felt at Chatillon. In less than a quarter of an hour
a number of houses were unroofed, and the steeple of
St. John's church, and seven' stacks of ehimnies,
blown down. The Cours-Vert, and the banks of the
Douir, resemble a forest that had been just cut down;
and in the gardens and orchards, all the trees ate
either broken, torn up by the roots, or completely
stripped of their fruit.
Acousr 2.—On Monday evening his Majesty held
a Council of Commerce at St. Cloud,

By an Edict of the King of Saxony, the Jews are
exempted from the tax which they formerly paid
upon attending the fairs of teipsick and Naurnberg,
A Russian landholder in the Government of Wilna,
has, by his last will, emancipated all his peasants, to
the number of 7000. The Emperor Alexander has
co nfirmed this act of beneficence.
The Grand Duke of Frankfort has abolished the
immunities formerly enjoyed by the merchants and
cloth and linen manufacturers of the Imperial Frei
Cities, on taking up their residence there, or attend,
ing the fair.
On the 18th, the env:rons of Augsburg were tug
vaged by a severe hail-storm. The hailstones fell, in
some parts, as large as nuts ; and such was the vio.,
lence of the wind, that several houses were blown
down, and the largest trees were torn up by the roots
At Kutzenhansen only a few houses are left standing,
The castle of Wollenberg suffered-considerably, and
the steeple of the chapel of Radegonde was blown
down.
VIENNA, JULY 18,
Yesterday, his Majesty the Emperor returned front
Baden to this capital, to give the usual audiences, and
hold a Council of State extraordinary, The result
has been a great change in our ministry. Count
Ugarte, hitherto Chancellor of Bohemia and Austria*
hasresigned all his appointments, and retires with the
title and salary of Minister of Conferences. Count
Wallis, governor of Bohemia, is to be at the head of
the home department. Count Zichy resumes his for-
mer situation of President of the Chamber of Finance.
with more extensive powers than he had before the
death of Count O'Donnel. He will have the title
and authority of Minister of Finance, without any de,
pendancy upon the Council of State, and subject only
to the instructions he may receive at his private con-
ferences with his Majesty the Emperor. It is said
that all -these changes have been effected by M. de
Balduca, who, in concert with Count Zichy, possesses
his Majesty's entire confidence.
The Court Gasidte of this day contains the follow.
in article ;
The Pacha of Widdin, at different times, in the
months of January and February, took from the post,
dispitched by the Austrian post office at constanu-
nople, a quantity of pearls, belonging to a mercantile
house at Vienna, and detained them, under pretence
of their being a lawful seizure, under the Custom•
house regulations. According to advises from Con•
stantinople, of the 9th June, Chevalier Von Stunner,
his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary at the Porte,
has, at length, by his zeal and powerful interpositions
succeeded in procuring restitution of the pearls, and
thus has the course of post, between Vienna and Con-
stantinople, been again placed on a secure footing."

PRIVATE LIfTER.F. HADACSURGH, IVLY ".
The Senate of the Manse Towns has lately been
summoned together for the purpose of deliberating
on the affairs of commerce. and it is rumoured, that
new restrictive reguiations are to be imposed, but as
their sitting has not yet concluded, the precise nature
of titese discussions remnins a secret.
Letters froth Ps* hint a: a want of harmony
between the Uteri/ married couple, but we do not
know how much credit is to be given to the story.
! Here it is not belived that the Empress is pregnant.
and it is supposed that the former report MIS merely
•
a squib. •
L Our garrison has undergone several alterations,
sometimes being larger and sometimes smaller. It
has been increased by the Westphalian and HdiflOTC•
I rian levies ' • a part of the division of Count Molitor
left us two days since. A corps of troops for the go•
mon of the city is forming here, but the bitch will
not leave the place to them alone.