Star.
London, England, 1808-09-10 00:00:00

TN EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols. money, 68H—for see. 67—Reduced
Onunurn Ss. 6s. pre.
PRICE 0-1' STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock shut India Bonds, its. 4s. prem.
3 per Cent. Red. shut South Sea Stock 72
S per C. Cons. 66* Imp. S per Cent. 661
4 per Cent. shut Excheq. Bills Ss. 6s. pre.
S per Cent. Navy 9841 Omnium, die.
Long Ann. shit Cons. for mg. 661

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.
Two Mails arrived this morning, by which we have
received the following accounts :

GOTTENBURGH, AUO, 26.

The Russian fleet were spoken with in the Baltic
by an American, on the 12th inst. They were steer-
ing to the Northward, and had springs upon their
cables for the purpose of anchoring among the rocks,'
to attack the Swedes. It is reported that both Sir J.
Saumarez and Sir S. Hood are gone after them ; and
as they had early notice of their being at sea, it is to,
be hoped a good account will be given of them.—
They consist of nine sail of the line, two of which are
ships of 110 and 112 guns, and eight frigates, besides
smaller vessels.
A foreigner of distinction has very lately arrived
at Stockholm from St. l'etersburgh, and, it is said,
brought the important intelligence that a marked
dislike to the French army has lately manifested itself
In Russia, Poland, &c. and that an insurrection had
taken p'ace, but had not been able to learn parti-
culars.—l suppose you hove long before this heard of
the death of Marshal BRUNE. It is said he was either
poi oned or shot by his master's orders, for permitting
smugeng with the English, but it is known that
icual arte has long disliked him.
An Austrian Minister, Baron found his

way to Stockholm within this lan week, and imme-
diately set off for the King in Finland. Upon his re.
tt rn from thence, we are teld, he will go to London.
Three English mails are now due. We are all
panting for Spanish and Portuguese news.
Aucesr 27.—We have just received, by some Ame-
rican Captains, arrived here to-day from Copenhagen,
the unpleasant news that 2501 Spaniards who revolted
in Zealand, have been overcome by the Danes and
French, and put in prison, though not before they
lad killed several French officers. Admiral Keats
is just entering here with a large Beet, having on
board the Spanish troops from Langeland. They
will not, it is supposed, go from hence to Spain.

SPANISH JOURNALS.
By a vessel arrived at Plymouth we have received
papers from the North of Spain to the Ist instant,
from which we make the following extracts:

OVIEDO, AUGUST 29.

Notwithstanding our Gazette of Saturday announ- 1
ees the total evacuation of Burgos by the enemy on
the 20th instant, yet we learn that they him shlce de-
tached 6000 men to repossess it, finding that• General
BLAzawas not nearer than Astorga. The Duke'del
LNFANTADO, and the English Colonel DOIME had set
out from thence for Madrid on business of great im-
portance.
Letters have been received here from the latter'
place, which make mention of a conspiracy that
had been discovered there : the object: is said to baye
been entirely in favour of the enemy. and The means
to be 'employed,truly diabolical. A certain Marquis,
who has since been arrested, was at the hiad of it..
The rumours en this subject are various and CM-
tradietory.
From Port St. Mary's we learn that DUPONT and
his Staff arrived there on the 14th inst. in order to
embark for France. During the embarkation of the
baggage, wbkim the populace beheld with the utmost
indignation, one of the packages burst open, and part i
of the sacramental plate fell out. It was then no
longer possible to restrain the fury and revenge of the
people, who immediately rushed upon the carriages,
carts, Ste. seized, and tore away the whole. Du-
zoNT has since had the insolence to write to Don
TOMAS Monte, the. Governor of Cadiz, to demand
restoration of what he and his troops had themselves
stolen from the Spaniards, but received a deservedly
reprehensory answer. It is reported that the English:
Admiral has refused to suffer the French troops to
rettre by sea.

GIJON, AUGUST 30.
On the 97th arrived here, under convoy of the Al.
bion sloop of var. the brig Patty, haVing on board
5000 stand of arrns, 700,000 cartridges, and one mil-
tori of raissliet balls, for the use of the Patriots. On'
the name day arrived. the Iris frigate. CUptain Mashy,
(row 9ff *boa, convoying, a transpoit• laden with
449.04 ftc. intended to haib been landed titre if the
piva, bad tyol 10CeR inposser7iclt of the city.. Major
*eaves= in the Ili& . •
*A/04 Tilz cimAggiqii DJAI'Y OF. szyjsman, 1:
ei/r7t;Urtieertiort frog'loir Nrad Quargrs • 'As Army,
,npiJli*g to Lisiirt tht aw cf rair goimeit:O, to. the
Ccaiuil of epode, end to GenerarDno Nieotar
NeAy, Consnouninsn-(kneral •f au Awning of.Tuy:'
si the 17th Instant' the English *diked gooß,
com'raiwAtt4 Cii.olo44o3oll9:fick
41144efftted00.i • •, •
the French& in minim- okto.
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