Star.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

VIENNA, SEPT. 12.

WILL BEGIN AND FINISH
nth OF THN MONTH.

LUCIEN BONAPARTE.

A Mail from Malta, which arrived thiermorning,
has brought us the following important eommunica-
don on the subject of this distinguished Refugee :

" MALTA, AUGUST 119.

" The POIIONR frigate, Captain BARRIE., last from
the island of Sardinia, arrived here on Friday, the
24th instant, having under ber escort the American
ship Hercules, of Salem, with LUCTIN BONAPARTE,
his family, and suite. What passed at Cagliari on
the subject of this singular personage, you must al.
ready have heard. Notwithstanding he left the 16)-
mm) territory very precipitately, he contrived to bring
off with him a considerable part of his moveable pro.
perty, among which are several of his fine cabinet
pictures, /cc.
4, It would hence appear, that he had been for
some time apprehenshe of the necessity of such a
flight. He is lodged, under the safeguard of the
military, at Fort Ricasoli, on the eastern side of the
entrance of this harbour, with every convenience that
the situation will admit. He is not at all surprised
that he should thus be in a manner constituted priso-
ner of war, seeing that prudence requires him, for the
present at least, to throw a dark veil over the real mo-
tives of his flight. The mystery, however, he ob-
serves, will very soon be cleared up. That great po.
litical events and changes are preparing in France, as
well as in the countries subjected to her rule, cannot
be doubted.

Luotex being questioned, on his arrival, in the
customary manner, by the Pratique Officer, des-
cribed himself as FREDERIC° FABercto,,a Roman.—
Was he ashamed to bear the name of Bonamtrte
His Lady he stiles Boyer. He has by her severer
line children, in addition to those by his former mar-
riage. He withdraws himself as much as possible
from the public eye.

g, Scarcely a hope is now entertained of the LITILY
frigate being got of from the rocks on which she is
stranded, near the entrance of St. Paul's Bay, not-
withstanding so much exertion has been made to ac-
t ornplish this."

44 GIBRALTAR, SEPT. S.

46 His Majesty's ship SALcirrrs arrived here yes-
terday, in 92 days, from Malta. We are happy to
hear that she brings more favourable accounts of the
war between the Turks and Russians than those which
have already appeared.

" The former are said to have obtained some im-
portant advantages in the field, the consequence of
which has been that the latter have found themselves
obliged to recrosa the Danube. It is also said that
LLICIIN BONAPARTII9 with his family, Pod arrived at
Malta, on his way to the United States, where it was
lately rumoured he intended to withdraw.

4g Mr. ADAIR, our late Ambassador at Constanti-
nople, is on board the SALcerra. It has been known
for some time that he had obtained leave to return,
on account of ill health."

Paris paper, to the 30th ultimo received last night
present two Bulletins published by the PORTE, con-
taining the particulars of a fresh defeat of the Russians
before Rudschuck, and the expulsion of G2ERNY•
Gnonoe, the Servian Chief, from an entrenched camp
he had formed in the neighbourhood of Nissa. The
last of these events must have an important influence
on the future operations of,the Rissian General, who
expected much from a diversion on the part of the
Servians. It appears not improbable that the failure
of this part of the plan of the. Russians, in addition to
the war with Persia, may induce the Emperor Acax-
ANDER to renounce, for the present, his ambitious
projects against the Pears, and repass the Danube.
He will have reason to esteem himself fortunate if he
is able to retain Moldavia and Wallachia.