Star.
London, England, 1808-08-29 00:00:00

acted as friends,
Om as prisoners.
Sir. Jess, it

Conciliatory lang,...lge
and exptessed with how much reluctance he will pre.
Oa to extremities.--extremities which the high

character of Danish honour will, he hopes, prevent
necessity of his having recourse.—lt is even not
Impossible that this step may lead to a more paciEc
disposition betitism this country and De"swirk ; for
we hold it to be morally impossible thAt the latter
can approve of the conduct of France towards Spain.
'What has Denmark ►tself to expect from such a perE-
dious ally ? •

We hoped that by this time we would have been
able to announce the arrival of OfEcial Dispatci
confirming the accounts we gave on Saturday or. o.l^
authority of a letter received from Peuzance—that
JUNOT and the Russian fleet in the Tagus had surret.
dered to the British. No such dispatches had been
received when this paper. was put to press, but we
still entertain hopes that the intelligence will soon be
confirmed, having received a similar account thii
morning from Plymouth in the following letter:—

" PLYMOUTH, AUG. 27.

The CHEERFUL gun-brig arrived here thi.: morn-
ing from Gijon. By her we learn that the Biscayans
have joined their Countrymen against the ,French.
We have also rumours of a frigate having passed to
Channel, bringing an account of JUNOT'S surrender.
as also of the Russian ships, to the English and Por-
tuguese. This last has reached us in such a way,
that we have every reason to believe it true."

Another packet from Bayonne with dispatches for
South America has been captured by his Majesty's
ship COSSACK. This is the sth packet with dispatches
captured within these few weeks. We are sorry that
on the present occasion the enemy succeeded in sinking
the dispatches before the capture.

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

Since our last, some Dutch papers and letters to
the 2.5c1 inst. and Hamburgh Journals to the 17th,
have been received. The letters announce the return
of King JOSEPH to -'Bayonne I We long to see in
what manner this singular event will be announced
in the Pashrand'butch papers ! The departure of
losidss out of the Spanish territories, furnishes
strong evidence that the Trends have not been able to
concentrate their defeated troops at Burgos, as was
snpp osed to be their intenticn ; fcr, in that case, it is
reasonable to conclude, that the new King, to save
appearances, would have avoided quitting the king.
dom.

The trench Nrstatact use sail to have been so much
employed since The MIMI of BONAPARTE to Pa: s,
that the American Minister, General Aasscramiu.
found it impossible to obtain access to them, or to
obtain passports, and a vessel to convey from France
'to America, Mr. Basin, who bronght him the last
dispatches. He had, however, obtained permission
for him to faoceed by way of Holland, from whence
'he sailed, as we have already stated.

From the printed journal,, we have given several
extracts, which evidently shew that thz French are
(preparing for a new campaign in Germany. The
German Papers indeed speak with far more freet!cm
of the preparations fct hostility than either the Dutch
or French venture to do. The journey of BONAPARTZ
to Strasburgh, which the latter affected to ci,uot, .5
regarded as certain by-the former. It is reported, we
hope with truth, that the Russian ships of war in
Trieste and Venice were preparing to put to sea.—
There is every reason to expect that they will be in-
tercepted by our squadrons in the Mediterranean.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses S 3.
PHIA, AUGUSTA, AbIELLA, and MARY, accompanied
by Lord &DULY, Lady THYNNR, Generals .2.Avr.
WRIGHT and FITZROY, went to St. George's Chapel.
and heard a Sermon preached ky the Rev. Mr. RYDER,
from the 26th chapter of Acts, 29th verse ; they of
terwards returned urthe Palace.

It is reported in the political circles, that the appli.
cation of LUCIXN BONAPARTE for passports to enable
him to escape to America has been complied with.
The FoRREsTER sloop, Capt. RICHARDS, at Ports-
mouth, is under orders for Corunna, Madeira, Bar.
badoes, and Jamaica ; and the RaaotuTE, Lieutenant
HARRIES, for Gijon. The FOILTUDTER has taken oo
board 500,000 dollars for Corunna.

The following Bald* of Baronet: is said to be in
preparation :
SIT JONATHAN LOTITT, of .f...usecombe, county of Bucks, BM.
a limitation to the Male lase* of his daughters, ELIZABETH, Lc.
TITIA, and Aawasta.A.

EDWARD BULLET, of Trona:a Park, smutty of Cornwall Est.
Rear-Admiral of the Blue.
Mean Woop, of Cation, in the county of Surrey, Esq.
HENRY CONTNOIRAM MONTSOMOLT, of the Hair, county of
Donegal, Esq,
Tuoises foxy., of Stanley Hill, county of Slop, Esq.
JAM cs Ga coast, of Lincoln's knoll " , county of Yost,
and of Edmond Castle, county of Cumberland, Esq.
SITWILL SITWILL, otßenishow, county a Derby,Esq.
ANDREW CORItT, of MOLION, county of hob", sod of Line
lade, county of Butts, Esq.
WILLLIA/A COLIS MRDLYCIItr, of Venn MOM, near
borne Port, Esq.

Cll.AlLiS iiitAll HAILLMOD, of %MOO RSA county of York,
Esq.
Jests Paaanco, of Mernisland, county of Devon, Esq. Akier-
man of London.

Groats: Pil2OOT, of Knaptos, Ist the Queen's County, Esq.
Goal Oo s r Ler, of Clarantont, In the county of Hertford, Esq.
son-in-law of General Warr stoczz. •

There will, certainly be other creations before the
meeting of Parliament.

of the war
tune. Lieu
at Camden

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with two 0

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meet the lit
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Channel flee
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cruize. Sail

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to tha west ‘N
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this morninf
, sent away fr

morning in

Waggons.--

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off Flushing
Calais ; IND.
logne.

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tenham Eas
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BLAZER gun.
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HERO, ILLUS.
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Sailed fror
with the trad,

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DEAvt, w'th
yesterday the
time since, fo.
take the Spat
Arrived vest
Gottenburgh:

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sloop of war,
men. Arriv,
with dispatch,
and Spanish
barked
war, which s;
This day sails
the HAVOC gi
rived the tran,
remain. Sail,
SEALARK SCI 1(

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Liverpool to
10th tnstant,
convoy of a S
gins, and He
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arrived in th
mouth, and sa
convoy for Ca
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last, with 12
last of the vest
fisheries, whic

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ers.
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is understood, has employed the most Dublin
aguage in conducting this negocistion, Waterford
Corunna
with hnw ttmeh rAbirt*ried•