Star.
London, England, 1808-01-11 00:00:00

tomer, twenty are said
many more am on the

. :
understand, have: been, ptovs-
- Portug'aese Minister hest
concerning (he commerce of
speaking, the laws which
importation of different goods
formal comMercial treaty
considered as of force in the
are to be paid as before
Ay augment them, if they
was contraband, previously
Portugal (as cotton goods, &c.)
the Brazils. Security is
; from this country, that
, the Custom-house of the
ipped ; and under these re-
cinister will grant licences,
)rocced on the voyage.—
carrying contraband arti-

ic, upon the coast of Bra-

upon by our Government
Ambassador, for the rendezvous
- importation of such articles
into the Ports of Portugal.

111:u :Az 1, r, inccases AT!.
, and MAr.v, accompanied by
CAROLINE WALDEGRAVE, Ge-
PRICE)rode to St. George's
was preached by the Rev.
chapter of St. John, and
Made whole ?" and after-

,RANVILLE LEVESON GOWER ar-
Stanhope-street, May-fair,
ccellency came from Gotten.
;gate. It was twenty-three;
s first sailing from Gotten-
at Yarmouth ' • but through
. adverse winds he was driven
after six days beating about he
where he lay at anchor for
set off again for Eigland.
Saturday morning. There
with his Excellency, Earl
,Ir. STEWART, Secretary to
Riot, his Lordship's private
late Envoy to Copenhagen,
Consul general to the
Petersburgh. Yesterday afternoon, the
Captain PHILLEMON, arrived at
'urgh, having on her passage
was got_off without having_
damaze---by-the assistance of
shore.boats. The Bellette brought
ai(d his two brothers, Colo.
suite. His Lordship was sa-
- leaving the de*, and set off

:his Majesty's gun Mgt is as.
Heligoland, with dispatches.
Foreign Office on Satur-
particulars are brought by agen-
passage in the gun brig, after
ifliculties in effecting his escape
• left that city in company with
Jewish house there, who was,
notes containing remittances to
They kept together several
closely pursued, they succeeded in
their pursuers. They made
ither late at night or early in
the coast, on the look-out for
during the remainder of the day.
track having, however, reached
'arses, the clerk was taken, and the
found a friendly shelter near the
- conveyed in a boat to Heligo-1
•ked it was ascertained that -Mel
had been sent off direct to
remittances entrusted to his

" HELIGOLAND, DEC. 19.
loose tobacco has been recently picked
n, and yesterday they found a boat ; the
Indefatigable, London; and inside John
considerable pieces of wreck.
and'an American brig, Captain Rogers,
ly the French, the 10th December. An
the river Yade.
- coast of the river Weser was lined by
replaced the Dutchtroops formerly stationed

sect off the Tagus, states, that
sailed from Portsmouth on the
orders, under the command of
led Sir SIDNEY SMITH, Off the
from St. Helens'. Sir SIDNEY'S-I
ten sail of the line ; and the same
'Russian squadron was nine sail
rEv"was left. all well on the nth
HiIiERNIA, 110 (flag
NiitERG ; GANciES, 74, Captain
1, 74, Hon. captain CußzoN ;
kit.ton ; -CostacEttoe, 74, Cap 7
:TAOENET, Captain BHADYLE ;
Captain EKINB ; FOCDROYANT, So,
tomiev): ; RUBY, 64, Captain DRAPER ;
(41 Captain Rose.
stain LYDIARD, of his Majesty's
picked up on the Ist instant, and
Falmouth on the Std for interment. His
attended to the grave by Vice Admiral
other naval officers at that port,
military (amongst phom were Ge-
, party of marines from the men of
of the Oxford Militia, fired three
grave. His interment was also atten-
- and Corporation, and most of the

the inhabitants of tholovm.
:curt Martial was held at Plymouth,
officers_ of the Anson frigate', the
;ere *unanimously acquittlA, except,
was adriton6hed, fdr not having ez.
lost the duties of his station. 'l,lrov,
poisoner in irons, as reported, when. the

light vessels : of the
, for sea, and 23 3
• a
•;.,
;:aatie between-the Pc
anent, coney
„s. Genera,' sPewr
and fbid the importa
ary 411 a fOr
concluded, ta,be consi
•. ' The same duties ar
• *IV-Government ma 3
fit. Hence all that was
'emigration, in Portuga
so for the present in t
given by vessels sailing
, . shall he landed at t
which they are ship?
the Portuguese Mir
,for such vessels to pr
t penal laws on c
to. remain.in force.
island of St. Catherine
• understand, is fixed u
Portuguese Ambass
:nsh vessels, and the im
previously admitted i
• esterday morning his hl
kSoysiA, AMELIA anc
CosLEY and CAM
mows, and Major P
• „ where a Sermon w:
Harm from the sth
red Wilt thou. be 'y
%turnto the Palic
'elerday Lord Gamma
atbis house in Great
d •• Yarmouth. His Exce
", •• in the Proserpne frig
e • from the time of his
s ,h until his arrival at
'us weather and ac
, North Sea, and after
6 to Gottenburgh, v
t or ten days, and then
ruched Yarmouth on S
• in the same ship
maa (his nephew), Mr
Embassy, and Mr. Ric
t . , Mr. GARLICK& I
Sir STkiRDI SHAIRRI
of" St. Petersburgh.
.! sloop of war, Capt
from Gottenbur
• Oa Hasbro' Sand, but
• ' -• any material dan
isrmtetton shore boat
2 - Lord HIITCHINsom 2.31
Emma and their suit
•••• by the sloop on his b
town.
▪ HtLIGOLAND.—One of
s -• .atlarmouthfrOm pl
• They reached the F,
T.• The following parti,
who took his pass
▪ 'eating great diflieti
• Hantburgh. Held
desk cif a principal Jr,
- vit.:Gs and not
email:V.4l;le amount. '
s, and although closell
, • g the vii;lance of
; best of their way, eitl
;,t Morning, along the
and reposed durii
gene trac
.• French gas d'anues,
-"an having four,
was shortly after c
• Before he embark
nate companion
• • with the bills and
• A large quantity of loom
s; etc by our fishermen' an
on the stern is Indef
. They also found C3lll
* The Veer Freunder, anc
uae takeh in the Weser by t
Itadsh btig is carried into th
on the hh tht whole co:
/nth troops,which replacer
there"
&letter from the Fir
the squadron which sai
&huh. with sealed or
tiALKET, joint
!Ts, in seven days fr
torn new consists of ter
lett.r. states, that the•P
of the line. Sir SIDNE
rib, with the folio-ink
th.tP), Captain Selma
; ELizAtcrii
:*rearm, 74, C7.pta;n
tits PstrAw,; PLANI
9EF11,-°lO 74, Captai
Upio.in N. Titoaqno):
Sod AcsaiLmNoN; 64,
The body of
& Copt:
lite ship
SCIII, was
hotOt to Falmouth
Volta were attendee
larte..q,and all the n
and "al; of the milii
seial StExcra) : a p
tat; aad a part/. of
vices over his rave
del 4 thala ;or as
Isllotoahle pan of th
hursday a Court
o's the surviving ofl
*hole of whom wer
the Masiss:, who was
toted to the su'trost
waslasit any ptisone
Azson was lost.