Star.
London, England, 1811-09-16 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST ay.
According to the latest accounts, none of the ene-
my's vessels had appeared' in the Melt froth the 13th
to the 14th of this month., ,

PRESBURG, AUGUST 47. ' •
The greater 'pan of the deputies and states of she.
Diet have arrived is this city.
His Royal Highness the Archduke Joseph, Pala-
tine of Hungary, arrived here on the 240, at ten
in the evening, to open the Diet. 'in the mat day
his p Royal Highnessre aired op the summer camp at
Zeegeloefen. . • •
DRESDEN, AUGUST 26.
The departure of dui King for Waisaw has been!
definitively fixed for the IGth of September next. It
is believed that his Majesty will not return before the
month of December.
'rENNA, AUGUST to. •
They write from Turkey that hostilities have com-
menced on the frontiers of Servia. A considerable
coops has advanced from Nyssa, and has made de-
monstrations against the Servian camp, at Delegrade.
'lle Turks had hoped to assault and surprise it, but
having learned that it was defended by a greeter force ,
than they imagined, they retired precipitately, and
with loss. General Czerny Georges, who commands
the camp. is every day receiving reinforcements, and,
is secitre from any surprise.
A corps of Bosnians has advanced upon the Drina,
and spread alarm upon the right bank, but not being
sufficiently numerous to attempt any enterprise of im-
portance, soon retired.
The plans of the Vizier of Traconech are not known t ,
we only know that he has collected a fine army, and
we are very attentive to his movements.
MADRID, AUGUST se.
On the 9th inst. D'Abril's party, consisting of 250
men, planned an ambuSeade at Ontanares, in the pro-
vince of Segovia, with a desig't of surprising a de.
tachment of dragoons which had been escorting some
couriers. The officer commandMgshis detachment,
having been apprised of this project, resolved to anti.,
cipate the attack, in consequence*ot which Ire- Ailed
offensively, and fell upon the. Spaniards, whom he
completely routed, tilling 40 of them, and raking
number of prriceners• and 'horses ; D'Ahnl himself is
amongst the wounded. This affair dims great credit
to the soldiers engaged.
From Saragossa it is.stated, uncles cla-skof the
of July, that &thanes the elder, Chief of a band
which had infested for loose time the envi•rotrs of GS;
riga, having been wounded, and (:lben by the Spa-
niards themselves, his brother succerded„hincin his
command, and had infested the country• again. In
order to destroy him mid his followers, Gen. Henriot
departed in•the night of the 2d with steveral colurims
of infantry for the town of Granene, where Bali*sea,
was posted.. This Chief soon tatend himself entirely
surrounded in his entrenchments ; and the resulead
the attack by the French, (. ceoriiing to
.their state 7
ment) was, that only eight men crf the Spaniards
saved themselves by NO% and those few we,re cover-
ed with wounds, having thrown themselves into the
ravines; twenty men were found dead in the field of
battle, the remainder fell into the ambuscadelaid fur
them. All the horses and baggage of the Spaniards.
fell into the hands of the enemy.
&Nines could not save hilitteN on'horsebaCk ;
but it is admitted that he defehded himself bravely
for a length of :itne Against Capoli, Brigadier of the
Royal Chesseurs, and was killed at.last by. a void-
gent of the 42d regiment. Four of the brigands
(says the account) nude prisoners, were hung A Le.:
rtda ; and the head of &thanes was sent to Ades, the
place of his birth. •
BERNE, AUGUST 24.
The Decrees of the General Diet, for the recal of
the Swiss in 'the service of England, having been ra.
tilted by the dilletent Cantons, is now made public.
Those•taken viith arms in. their hands are liable to be
punished with death, as traitors to their country ;
nnd all others are declared incapable of succeeding to
any property Which may be bequ.!athed to them. A
tut mal •notificatioil having been made to the Cantons%
that the regiitseots in the service_of 'Prsince were sa.
complete, itruither'eitlistneent has taken place for 6000
*men. Fifteen hundred.being the surplus number
yond what is required, will be famed into two addl.!
rion-il regiments, and placed at .she disposal of his
Majesty the tinpekir of the French.
In the night'ketaiteen Tuesday and Wednesday last,
a cloud burst' sleek the districts of Schcediaburg,