Star.
London, England, 1811-01-24 00:00:00

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11111, I
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
IMPERIAL PROCLAMATION.
" CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 4.—By the blessing of
the Prophet, the formidable rebellion which threat.
ened even the existence of our Empire, and the main-
tainance of its holy religion, has been terminated.
'the streets of our capital were crowded with the car-
cases of the dead, who expiated their crimes by the
Itymeter ; and the scaffold is yet reeking with the
bload of the victims sacrificed to the justice of our
• cause. Ten thousand Janissaries suffered by the
swords of our brave and loyal subjects, three thousand
bled beneath the hands of the public executioner, and
an equal number by the laws of our sacred religion
have been condemned to imprisonment, until they
are released from the torment of this world to suc-
ceedllP the tortures of the next.
" The blessed Prophet, who constantly watches
over our welfare, knows with what anguish we beheld
this scene of horror and desolation. He knows that
every Mussulman that fell gave a pang to our pater-
nal heart ; but Justice, who never calls in vain when
site- does demand satisfaction, must be obeyed, and
to her dictates we bowed while the fatal sentence was
pronounced. It was thus that the DIVINE Powan ex-
tesminated those who ventured.to disturb_ ottr tran-
quillity, and from whom we have now nothing to
*sr. On the lets of oar faithful people we shall
always -securely rely, to detect and expose those trai-
trs who, unaWed by this dreadful example, may still
endeavour,-by their insidious art, to weaker, tt au-
thority which the blessed'Proish4t has confided in our
Ninth. _ _ _

. *6 Peace being then restored in our capital, his
Sublime Highness cannot avoid,tepeating his ardent
wishes for the restoration of tranquillity to his beloved
subjects in the distant provinces of his Empire.—
Terms were offered in our name to the Commander
of the Russian armies, which it was expected would
meet with immediate acceptance. But the hope was
vain. Late successesimd made our enemy haughty
aad untractable, and although the whole of the pro-
vince of Moldavia was offered to be ceded to Russia,
and to be annexed to her empire, yet the proud and
vain glorious General rejected the offer, and insisted
knot only that Moldavia, but that the entire fertile
province of Wallachia should be comprehended in
the grant. Yet this was not all—the neutrality of
Servia was not to be allowed, and she was to be com-
pelled as a separate Power to treat with Russia, and
full indemnity was to be granted under the former se-
ditious treason andimpiety.
*6 Thus circumstanced, our faithful people will not
be surprised, that in our name the Commander-in-
Chief, the Grand Vizier, hesitated. He dispatched
couriers to our capitals, and in return we commanded
him to break off the negotiation, and to act on the
offensive. Then at length it was that our enemies re-
pented of their presumption, and under thisfeeling they
have again offered to treat. It on any terms that are
consistent with the glory of our Empire, the blessings
of peace can be obtained, our dear people, whose in-
terest alone is our guide, may remain in the perfect
assurance that those blessings shall be secured to them.
(Signed) Teaasms, Reis Effendi."

RUSSIA.
On the important subject with which the preceding
public document concludes, we have extracted the
subsequent from the Petersburgh Court Gazette :
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION.
" PETERSEURGIS, DEC. 15.--People are well aware
that negotiations of peace with Turkey have been for
some time in agitation, and the intelligence commu-
nicated by the Conimander in Chief of the Russian
army informed us, that a suspension of hostilities for
that purpose had been agreed upon. It is hoped that
this desirable object will soon be obtained ; and in-
structions have been given to Count Kamensky to
promote conciliation with the Turks, so far as is con-
sistent with the dignity of the Russian Empire.
(Signed) nomANzow."

TuF, EVENING It.

THURSDAY, JANITARY 24.
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LONDON.

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THE KING.
" WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 23.
46 His MAJESTY appears rather better to-day."
(Signed as usual.)
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{6 WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 24.
44 His MAJESTY is as well as he has been on any
prgeding day. (Signed)

66 H. R. REYNOLDS,
66 M. RAILLIR,

W. lILBERDEN,
B. Vt ILLIS."

Among extracts from German papers to the Bth
instant, given in another column, will be found a Pro.
clamation from the PORTZ on the subject of the civil
war in that capital; and in. the same document 'an
official exposition of the progress of the negotiations.
with Russia, on which treaty there have been so many
inconsistencies and contradictions. • On "the latter 'tat
public notification under the sanction of Count ko.
/CANVAS, dated from St. PetersburghLthe 15th
The -following letter was yesterday received in
twit from an American Captain, whose vessel had
been recently carried into a French port. The infor-
mation it ontitiiis being of some importance, we-have
given the following literal extract
ti France, tan. 16,1611.
" This morning I received a letter from Parts, stating that et
Amelicata vessels taken prior to the IstNnvecrbcr, 1810, are
eotsciemned ; and the Council of &Fres aloes to =clic* eom•
promises as formerly. The fate of toy 'Wad t,iii no be siker-
minea Lund after the of Fcbrual y, for which lam prepariog."
liChlsive of the respectability of the house to which
the h'ho•ie letter was addressed, the great probability
of the facts it states is a sufficient guarantee of the