Star.
London, England, 1808-09-26 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HAMBURGH PAPERS.

HAMBURGII, SEPT. 16.—Bernadotte cannot dis-
semble his chagrin at the departure of the Spaniards,
and his conduct has indicated apprehension of his
being exposed by that event to the resentment of Bo-
naparte. When he lately returned to this city from
Rendsbergh,he forbade the disch ages of artillery v.'hich
on former occasions announced his arrival ; and on
the day following, when the Syndic Schulte waited
on him to congratulate him in the name of the Se-
nate on his return, and expressed his regret at the
sudden disappearance of the Spaniards, Bernadotte
stopped him, and vehemently exclaimed-0 lit:mere:
guarac de brigand: ! Busse ji seulement eu As Vail:ear:4;
les twrais bientiit ramenis.—(oh, the beggarly banditti!
had I only had ships, I would soon have brought them
back again !)
The Dutch troops still remain encamped at Rends-
bergh.
The Spanish General Kindelan, who commanded
the regiment of Catalonia, is arrived here—it is said
that he betrayed the plans of the Marquis de la Ro-
mans to the French General in sufficient time to have
prevented the escape of the Spanish troops ;—but by
some fortunate accident, or misconception, his com-
munication was not acted on so promptly as it should
have been.

The Senate of Hamhurgh has paid daily 48 fre-
deric d'ors for General Bernadotte's establishment
since his first arrival here, and 40 frederic d'ors board
money for General Dupas, besides numerous other
oppressive charges. There are not any funds for the
payment of sums, and their continuance for a short
time longer must ruin the city. The political inqui-
sition against speaking politics continues in this city
and Altona ; and here, more especially, the French
military commanders exercise the most wanton and
insulting despotism over the Magistrates and citizens,
and their extortions and requisitions are endless.
COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 12.—The King, with a view
to stop any intercourse which might tend to relax the
vigour and asperity of the war, has ordered that no
more English or Swedish flags of truce shall be re-
ceived ; aixd has, in general orders, ordered, that any
cartel persisting in the attempt of communicating
with the shore, shall be fired into.

Vraterr- a. Sam S.—This is the day fixed for the
arrival of their Imperial Majesties at Prisburgh. The
Archduke Maximilian some days since reviewed all
the new-raised battalions of militia; their extraordi-
nary progress in discipline is matter alike of astonish-
ment and gratulation. The dispatches brought by
Count Miet, from Paris, created strong sensation
here, and increased bustle has since been observed in
every department. Colonial produce has fallen nearly
one half of its late prices.
FRANcnronr, SEPT. B.—Our Gazette states, that
immense numbers of Russian troops are assembling
on the frontiers of Prussia and Gallicia, but their
destination was unknown. Frenck troops continue
daily to pass through this city on their route to France,
and it is stated that, by the end of this month, up.
wards of 40,000 men will have passed this way.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.00K:
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Exchequer Bills, par.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
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