Star.
London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, JULY 20•

Letters from Vienna confirm the previous reports
from that capital respecting the entire rupture of the
negotiation beween the Grand Vizier and General
Kamensky, and the resumption of hostilities. The
young Greeks, who were studying medicine at the
new Seminary in Constantinople, have been sent to
kill the Grand Vizier ! !

I Hi, EVENING STAR

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST 6.

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Since our last Paris papers to the 30th ult. and
Dutch to the 3d instant, have been received. A dis-
patch from MASSENA in the former gives an account
et %%hat passed preparatory to the surrender of Ciudad
Ro,h;go, and of the immediate consequences of its
rduction. It seems, that the Spanish garraon con-
b:,te.l of 6000 or 7000 men, who are to be marched
into France. Nothing appears in these. documents
respecting the future designs of th 4 French on the
frontiers of Portugal; but it is said, that the Duke of
ABRANTES, who commanded the two corps on the left
bank of the Agueda, was assigned the dispositions
necessary to hold in check the army of Lord WEI.
LIN;TON.

The preparations for the invasion of Sicily appear
to have been completed early in last month. The
force destined to this purpose is considerable. A
corps of 10,000 men, making part of it, was reviewed
on the opposite shore on the 7th of July by MURAT.
Some •English gunboats endeavoured to spoil the
shew, but their rudeness was ineffectual.

These papers also contain reports that the Russians
have been defeated in a general engagement with the
Turkish army commanded by the GRAND VIZIER ;
but no particulars are mentioned.—Some of the Fo-
reign journals say that a treaty of alliance, offensive
ani defensive, was signed and ratified between the
Emperors of Austria and France, on the 14th of June.
--All American shipping are excluded from the por►s
of Prussia.

The QUEEN of PRUSSIA died on. the 19th of last
month, after a severe illness, which commenced on
the SOth of June, arising from an abscess in the lungs.
Her Majesty was the daughter of the Duke of MECK-
LENBURGII STRELITZ, and was in the 35th year of her
age. She died at a country seat of her father's, in the
territory of Mecklenburgh.
So fearful are the enemy of an attack upon Bou-
logne by our cruizers, that the garrison of that place
has been considerably reinforced.

This morning a Gottenburgh Mail arrived, by
which we have received Swedish and German Papers :
the latter are to the 2d instant ; the former con.
tain no intelligence of importance. By the German
Papers we learn that the Ex-King of Holland had
arrived at Toplitz, in Bohemia, for the sake of the
Baths. He has assumed the name of M. de St. Let,
and is attended by two Gentlemen, who go by the
limits of Baron LER and M. de BLoys. An impu-
dent fabrication, under the head Naples, informs us
that the French flotilla on the coast of Scilht, is daily
gaining advantages over that of the English. We
have given some extracts from the German papers.