Star.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

FROM THE arrrneuitom MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, MAY 7.
An English squadron of line of battle ships has
been reported, from the Telegraph, to have passed
this port under a press of sail to the Northward,
supposed for the Baltic.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL Q.
General Count Wrede, who proceeds to Paris to
congratulate their Imperial Majesties on their mar-
riage on the part of the King of Sweden, arrived here
last Thursday, and intends to set out to-morrow for
his place of destination. He is accompanied by his
son, Count J. Wrede, Major and Aid-de•Camp in the
Swedish service.

ST. PETERSBURGH, APRIL IL
The Russian land forces are now in the whole
composed of 617,586 men. The army destined for
active service in the field is divided into 23 divisions,
cot,sisting each of four regiments of foot, two of
chasseurs, three of horse, and two of Cossacks, with
one battery of horse artillery and one of heavy ord-
nanc:. The militia, which in the year 1807 amoun-
ted to 651,500 men, is now divided into 17 stations;
and all irregular troops, such as Calmucks, Baskirer,
&c. are not included in the above number.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 18.
Some tumultuary scenes have taken place here, but
they were soon appeased. On the frontiers of Illyria
disturbances have been begun by some of the Pachas,
who have occasion for complaints against a certain
Foreign Charge d'Affaires. The Porte has declared
that these occurrences were extremely unpleasant,
and that it will certainly punish the guilty. The
English Envoy, Mr. Adair, has obtained from his
Government the permissiop to return, which he re-
quested, and will soon depart. Mr. Canning, (nephew
of the late English Secretary •of State) will remain
here as Charge
.d'Affaires.
Four ships, with provisions, have arrived in our
harbour, which has given great satisfaction to the peo-
ple, as we have been much in want of a supply for
some time. We are sorry to say, however, that 50
merchant ships have returned from Odessa, without
having been pet mitted to make any purchases.
VIENNA, APRIL 18.
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In consideration of the 'large sums of money which
are yearly sent out of this country for coffee, our
Government has adopted the resolution that it is not
to remain any longer an article of trade, but that it
shall be taken under the immediate management and
superintendance of Government, in the same manner
as tobacco.
The importation of sugar remains unprohibited in
the Austrian dominions, and the reason is because it
constitutes a necessary ingredient of several medical
preparations.

NAPLES, APRIL G.
On the 26th of last month the English made ano-
ther attempt to destroy the town of Reggio in Cala-
bria by fire, but were prevented by the batteries erected
on the coast from carrying that plan into effect. The
excellent shelter which Reggio affords to the nume-
, rous privateers that distress the English trade, is the'
cause of the manifold projects of destruction which
the British have formed against that place.

lOLZANO, APRIL so.
Our Easter Lair turns out uncommonly well, and
is numerously frequented.
it may now be considered as finally decided that
the, Circle of the Adige is to be armored to the King
4thn of Italy ; this city is therefore to share the same
fatty.

MILAN, APRIL 15.
•
'Cardinal Oppizeni has given in his resignation of
the Archbishopric of Bologne to the Pope, who still
lives in Savoza is a state of close retirement.