Star.
London, England, 1821-10-16 00:00:00

DATED 4TH OCTOBER.

41 It seems not yet determined whether the KING
will come here or not., Baron OMPIEDA, the Hano-
verian Minister, is gone to meet him at Hanover,
where his MAJESTY is expected on the 10th or 12th
inst. It was said, that in case the kiwi should come
here, the so called new Palace at Potsdam (built by
FREDERICK THE GREAT) was to be prepared for his.
reception, and that from Potsdam he would come to
Berlin to witness some great parades of the troops,
&c. The new Prussian Minister to the Court of St.
James's, Baron WEATHER, whom you may expect in
December, is a very excellent character, and will, 1
am sure, please you English greatly. The appoint-
ment has been made with great discrimination."

The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this fore-
noon.--We quoted yesterday, from those of Friday'
an article of a very warlike complexion respecting
Russia and Turkey. The accounts in the Papers
now before us are in the same tune. In an article
dated Leipsic, 2d October, it is said that news had
been received there of an embargo having been
placed on all the shipping in the port of Odessa, and
that there was now no doubt of war. We may re-
mark, however, that the latest accounts received in
London, from Odessa, which were of the 18th Sep•
tember, are quite of an opposite tendency, and it is
but barely possible that news of an embargo having
subsequently taken place, could have reached Leipsic
on the 2d of October.

v.
CHARLES-FEUX has signalized his accession to the
abdicated Sovereignty of Sardinia by a general Act
of Amnesty for all excesses committed during the
late attempt at revolution. So many classes of ex-
ception are appended to it, however, that it wiU ope-
rate only in favour of those who may I* said to have
taken purely an acquiescent part in the transaction.
Great anxiety is manifested to leave no chance of
escape to any one who contributed actively, either by
money, or arms, or words, to the spread of rebellion.
The epidemy in Spain is represented in these Jour-
nals as still spreading its devastations. Lerida, Bar-
bastro, Tortosa, Mequinenza, and Fragor, are all'
said to be exposed to the ravages of the pestilence ;
and at Saragossa the Committee of Health have been
under the necessity of resorting to the most rigorous
precautions.
French Five per Cents.—Friday, 90fr. She.

We have received a series of German Papers of re-
cent dates, from which we subjoin some extracts :

VIENNA, OCTOBER 9.
The ordinary Courier from Constantinople, of Sep-
tember 10, brings little news from that capital, where
tranquillity has been fully restored for some weeks '
past, and has not been interrupted by any new dis-
agreeable occurrences. If this fact should be denied '
by all the newspapers in the world, it would be
nevertheless true. fhe Rurban Bairam (little Bairam)
has passed over without the smallest disturbance.
They had very little to relate at Constantinople on
September 10, from the provinces of the Turkish
Empire lying nearest to the capital, because in fact
little or nothing worth notice had occurred in them.
The Ottoman fleet lay, at the end of August, before
Rhodes, where, according to accounts from Smyrna
of the 25th of August, it had been joined by the
squadron of the Viceroy of Egypt, consisting of 16
ships of war. It had not lost either, a first or second
naval battle, for it had not fought any. We have
already communicated to our readers all that has
passed between this fleet and the Greek squadron.
The Austrian, English, French, and other Ambassa-
dors at Constantinople, receive daily complaints from
the merchants respecting the piracy, which seems to
be now reduced to an organized system, in the islands
of the Archipelago. Several valuable merchantmen,'
under different flags, have been lately stopped, and
taken to a remote island, where a Ptize Court, as it
is styled, is said to be established.
As the port of Constantinople is now again free
from all commercial restraint, vessels from the Black
Sea arrive there daily.