Star.
London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

APRIL 11.

The period when the German countries which, a:-
cording to the arrangements made in P4ris, fa 11 'to
the share of several Princes of the Rhenish Cc:Ml:de-
nt:7y, arc to be occupied, is not yet determined ; but
positive intelligence is every moment expected on that
important subject. It is also ;aid that a Suprew
Court of Justice is again to be established, for the
dominions of the Confederacy of the Rhine, which is
to be organized in the same manner as the late Aulic
Tribunal. The most important papers and docu-
ments of the Chancery of the Empire are at present

in Paris.
CAR I.STAD, MARCH $O.
Yesterday several detachments of cavalry set out
for Sluino, and to-day a park of artillery and a regi-
ment of infantry began their march for the same
destination. These troops have orders to join there-
: ginients at Sluino and Ogulino, and attack the Turks.
in case they do not voluntarily retire from Croatia.

FROM TILE CAMP AT ORASVAEZ, OW TILE TURKLIII

FRONTIER IN DISTRICT OF I,ICANO, MARCII 23.

" We are at length on the line of demarkation,
and the frontier establi,,hcd by the late treaty with
the Turks. The Licanian regiment, 4000 strong,
put itself in inntion on the 18th from its position at
Dabrosella, under the command of the brave Colo-
nel Slevarich. After having sent some flags of truce
to the Turkish Captain Kulkenovech, who was at
Yauch, all the troops advanced on the 19th, from
the right of the Sala to the frontiers.
" The Licanians joining the Ottocanians, occupied
Nebh.e. The Colonel having placed himself at the
head of the cavalry of the Scherescanians, 450 in-
Entry, and 600 peasants, sr.;:de a reconnoitring to
Ostrovicza and Barechevacz. The soldiers halted
on the top of the mount Detelina, where a distributical
of wine and brandy was made to them, which they
received with shouts of Long live the Emperor Napo-
leon their Sovereign, and the Marshal Duke of Ra-
gusa their General'.

g The excellent measures taken by Colonel Sic.
varich, have constrained the Turks to retire without
makiig resistance ; they nevertheless defended them.
selves against the regiment Oguelino, and left 43 killed
on the field of battle, and many wounded. The
Ogulinians lost on their part 1.5 men, among whom
were 'two Officers. Forts of wooal are constructing
along the whole line for the defence of the frontlet,
and it is hoped that the Turks, taught by the unsuc-

tessfui issue of the attempt they have made, will not
again think of disturbing as."

BERLIN, APRIL 6.

A Royal Order was yesterday issued; according to
which, the ports of Colberg, Rugenwalde, Swipe, and
other small harbours on the Pomeranian coast, are
to be entirely shut against 411 the trade in Colonial
produce--European commodities being alone ad-
mitted. The importation of the above produce is
solely permitted by the ports of Swinemunde, Pil-
grim, and Memel, where the necessary inquiry into
the origin of the goods can most conveniently be
made by the Prussian Committee of Trade, jointly
with the Imperial French Consuls resident in Stettin,
Konigsberg, and Memel. ,All Colonial commodi-
ties, which shall henceforth arrive in the above ports,
declared to be shut, are immediately to be attached
and sequestrated.

AMSTERDAM, APRIL 7.

His Royal Majesty was pleased yesterday, to re-
ceive the congratulatory address of the Legislative
body, on his safe return to this country. Baron
Knobelsdorf, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister
Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia,
yesterday, presented three insignia of the Order of the
Black Eagle ; two of which, are destined for his Ma-
jesty and the Prince Royal, and the third left to the
King's disposal.
HANOVER, M4RCH SO.

According to a notice published by the Govern-
ment of Hanover and Munster, the Duchy of Lunen-
burgh is not included in the territories which have
been ceded by France to the Kingdom of Westpha-
lia. The public debt of the country of Hanover
amounts to 80,000,000 of franks, exclusive of the
arrears of interest which have not been paid for these
three years.
HAMI3URGH, APRIL 7.

By a Royal edict of the 28th of last month, the
exportation of colonial produce from Altona to all
such places as are situated in Danish dominions is
thrown open, but the exportation of similar goods to
Hamburgh and foreign ports is strictly prohibited.

Yesterday morning, his MAJESTY, the Duke of
CA MBRILGE and Princesses AUGUSTA and SoPip A , rode
till twelve o'clock ; they were accompanied by Lords
ST. HELENS and A RDEN, Generals GwYssE kind
FrunoY, Count MUNSTER, Colonel TAYLOR, and
Lady CotauEtt.
The PERSIAN AMBASSADOR is about to make the
tour of England, in order to view the different ma-
nufactures.

JAMES AnNor, weaver, Calverhill, had t son bap-
tised in the Auld Light Congregation, in Dumferin.
ling, on Sunday se'nnight, the 15th of April, by the
name of FRANCIS BunDETT. The father insisted on
the Minister to name the child Sir FRANCIS I.3I:RDILTT,
which was rejected by the Clergyman, as he deemed
it illegal ; at the same time he consented to baptise
the child FRANCIS BURDETT, which was done.

By a Gentleman who left Caermarthen on Monday
afternoon, we have learned that the Meting convened
by the Mayor of that Borough, to take into consi.
deration the present situation of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
and Mr. Gaut JONES (a native of that county), was'
assembled wt the Town Hall, at one o'clock, when
Dr. CHARLES Mono.sx, a physician of that town,
opened the business by stating what he deemed the
oppressions under which those public characters la-
boured, and then moved a string of Resolutions in'
approbation of their public conduct, and also a peti-
tion to Parliament, paying a re!ress of their griev.
antes. He was seconded by Mr. M. ROCK ; after
which the ResAutions and Petition were unanimously
carried. A tew days before tl-e Meeting took place,
Sir 'N'ILLIANI MAN&ELL publighed a long letter in the
Cambrian Journal, and by posting bills, deprecating the
consequences of such a convention, and coupling the
Mayor's a hertisement for such Meeting with another
which his Worship had sent forth at the same time,
denouncing wad dozs, which were become very preva7
lent. The Baronet, with some humour, ascribes both
productions to the same cause ; viz. that of a genfral
madness raging at this time, through this unfortunate
Borough.

On 3 sign-hoard at a small alehouse; at a village in
one of the midland counties, are the fc2lowing Hues :
I, John Stubbs, lived% here,
Sells Good Brandai, Gin, and Beer;
I mule say borde a letel whyder,
To let you No, I sells good Soyder.

COVESI.OABDEN.—The play of MatfriA with which
this theatre so inauspiciously opened; was Rerfnrmed
last night for the second time this season. The see-
nety, dresses, decorations, and the performance, were
every way worthy this the sublimest effort of Shakes-
peare's muse. Mrs. SIDD ON s was enthusiastically ap-
plauded on her entrance anti throughout her pig-
formance. The audience seemed anxious to male
atonement to this admirable Actress for the indig-
nities they were compelled, by extraordinary circum-
stances, to offs her on the opening of the Theatre.
In voice, look, gesture, and attitude, she sill retains
the same impressiveness and dignity, of which she
displayed the most satisfactory proofs throrghout the
whole of her pertprmance last night. Vie wish we
could say the sane of Mr. KEMBLE. We must sup-
pose that he labours under much indisposition ; for his
voice and action, notwithstanding the utmost, indeed,
an overstrained exertion, appeared feeMe and languid.
The pantomime of Don Juan succeeded, upon which
nothing remains to be said, but that it was cheerfully
received, and greeted throughout by a full and polite
audience.

Saturday ten/tight, Joint ALDERBf.EY, shipwright,
of Chatham Dock-yard, undertook to walk a mile in
ten minutes, on the Canterbury roa4, for a wager of
J 650, which he Performed-ift little' more than eight
minutes.

On Tuesday, the ad instant, was slaughtered, at
Lingfield, in Surrey, a bull of the Sussex breed ; the
weight of which was, carcass 193st'. caul 9st. gut fat
20st. and hide 19st. 41b. Ire ate' nothing but hay
and grass, until the tst of 'November last, and then
but two oil-cakes a day tor a month ; and from that
time six oil.cakes a day. '