Star.
London, England, 1808-01-06 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, DEC. 11.

We learn from Norway, that the Norwegian sailors
have taken and carried on the western coast an Eng-
lish packet-boat, having on board a person of dis-
tinction.

The Council of War has opened its sittings at Co-
penhagen, for the trial of Generals Peymann; Biele-
field, and Gedde. Mr. Gramm, the Danish Consul,
who was .put under arrest, and Hope, the merchant,
and several of the Clerks of Commercial" Houses
at Copenhagen, are also brought before the same
Tribunal. A correspondence has taken place between
the King of Sweden and the Crown Prince, respectin,
the arrest of the Swedish Consul.
VENICE, DEC.IO.

During the stay of the Emperor and King in this
'city, a decree was issued, dated the 7th December.
for the improvement of that city, more espteally
its port.

An Engineer in Chief is appointed to superintend
the works for repairing the port, and cleansing thf
canals. The great arsenal is to be enlarged and im-
proved, and a canal dug 25 feet in depth, to com-
municate with the arsenal -at Malamocco, so as •
make its passage accessible for ships of 74. Near thi
passage a bason is to be made, capable of containin,
ships of 74.

PETERSBURGH, NOV. 12.
•
Though the English have released the Lubeck shit
they had detained, our Government have just or.
dered the vessels of that flag not to leave Cronstadt,
for the declaration of our Court against England ma;
induce that Power to take other steps against the
trade of the Hans Towns.

DORSTEN, DEC. 24.
•
lresterday a detachment of French Custom Houe
officers (douaniers) pursued their march from this
place. They come from the left bank of the Rhine,
•and are going to the banks of the Elbe.
For several weeks small detachments are daily pas-
sing through this place on their return to France.
COI'ENHAGEN, DEC. 15.

Among the prizes which our cruizers are daily sen.
ding in, there arrived one yesterday evening in our
harboar, which has occasioned our Crown Prince
perform a grateful and noble-minded action. One
of the two prizes brought in by our cruizers, the brig
Paulina, had on board the English Ambassador Gar-
licke, orichis return from Memel, where the King of
Prussia has just refused to receive him. As soon as
the Crown Prince was informed of this, he instantly
ordered that a vessel should be prepared to convey
this Gentleman (whose honourable conduct during his
embassy justly gained him the esteem of the Govern-
ment and the public), with his servants and effects,
from the prize ship to the Swedish harbour of Hel.
sin burg. This was carried into effect immediately,
and the Minister is already arrived there.
.t The patriotic gifts and offerings for the land ser-
vice continue ; and a second Report of the Commis-
sion respecting Naval Affairs announces considerable
tontributions towards a new fleet. Further, the ma-
*azines of corn and (*lei previsions landed in Zea-
land are sufficient to minutia that Wand more than
two years. ' •:a .." fir.
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differences appeared
days pre4isna to the
GENT. The people, Appi
of the French at Abrantes, before the
barked, and the fleet were under way. On
formed of the fact, a violent tumult ensued.
and Don RODERIGO were accused of having
and deceived the public ; and the populace
dcd the house of ARANJO, broke the windows,
;ommitted many other acts of violence. The
6f the PRINCE Rearm', for the delivery of prop
from the Custom-house, without payment of the as
tomed duties, had been violated, nor were anyf
permitted to be removed, even on the assuroci
he owners, that they were to be *hipped for
brazils. • ' •

• FRANKFORT, DEC. U.
The Russian prisoners of war, who, on,
generosity of the Emperor Napoleon, are ni,,a7C Acc
ing from France to their native country, haw.
e fol
passed through our city. It has been (*rem;
their residence in Prance }tees had a benefioa?. stuff
•
. upon the conduct aft °A.cfri.mwards ihna inata
are placed their autlority, which is rinki cy a
severe than it formerly was. The well-knows oyal
joviality has beenAhns ineressed, while Thilinpf
ded
pline does not seem to have suffered from ti,
humane treatment. We hear Coe soldiers i„ent
singing their national songs to the tambeiz •
habitants, in whose houses they ha.. e been ,ite rom
. -speak favourably of their conductsT!.eyare to • inia
to the Russian frontier, not in the umial milito cy,
through Thuringen, but more to the south, ,-s 0
Franconia.' Etas'
Dec. 22.—Yesterday M. Schwinine, Russza
faire Interprete in the Foreign D,!paranest, Ass,
through this city on his way to St. Petersbutt qua
Russian Admiral Siniavin had dispatched him
Lisbon on the 26th of NovembT, after tit' Seto
under his command, consisting of thirteen
the line and five frigates, had entered the T —I
• Since, on the 30th of November, General ,ynt,• Ass
tered Lisbon at the head of 3000 troops, no ~ sei
are wanting of effectually defending the we :ern
harbour from all hostile attacks, by oempyiti Tan
hatteries at the mouth of the Tagus.
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WEDNVIDAT, JANUARY 6.
ErIrIIANTNO boohoo done at the Stock &alit
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY, ''"
Bank Stock 226 Long Ann.ll
per Cent. Red. Ann. 6313 India Bonds, is. iih, 11
" 9 per Cent. Cons. Ann. shut Ezch. Bills, Is. t,, 5,•1,.
i• 4 per Cent. 801 81i English Tickets, ski%
Lt S per Cent. Navy shut -Cons fc,r sec. 6401 Tl
'tic
Last night we received Paris Journals to tie .
ult. and Dutch to the With. We had before :
8
Paris Papers to the 26th, the contents of which n
I. bid before our Readers on Saturday. The . . I
Y Journals now received, contain some French d
ments and reasonings upon the emigratios
PRINCE REGENT of Portugal. They are fulled.
'u hoods and contradictions. The Morkterr
long since, that the
.PotriecE REGENT should, ,•
3, power for refusing to seize English persons ase
se perty, though he was willing to proscribe their
le but the Gazette de Frazee, and even General J •
le state, that the French entered Lisbon to we'
eePnoccE and the country from the influence of
of It appears by the Dutch Papers that tie
id Prince of DENMARK has released Mr. damn. '
ds late Minister at Copenhagen, who had been takes' '
sea. Mr. GARLICK, it will be recollected, ter
moved from his situation as Minister just befit '
ins proposals were made to the government of lc
hagen, which ended in the rupture between tie .
is-
States.
O- The Court of Vienna is proceeding regularly
ie. peace-administration.
al, Brannan is at length restored, and the Trery.
Presburg is thus at last executed. When sail
ne Tilsit cease to be an existing proof how Frame
en trifle with the most sacred engagements and p.
ng Some amusing detgils will be found c.
Servia and CZERNI Crofton ; but we know too
of the bearings and ties of diis province toward
his Porte, its antient sovereign state, and the three
er, perors, who are, we doubt not, preparing to ,
Of
throw that
that state, to feel a strong interest
nd
he
m- PORTUGAL.
m- A Gentleman who left Lisbon on the 30th d
LO vemher, gives some new and interesting
his
ogrespecting the departure of the Royal Family
appears, that the inhabitants of Lisbon had bees
sure A, that in consequence of the expulsion of the
fps tish residents, and the measures subsequently -.
or- to, had so completely appeased the wrath of .
dt, French, that it was not intended their troops''"
die •
'AY proceed beyond Alcantero, a town on the
frontiers. So effectually were the Portuguese
deluded by this assurance, that they were lulled
we perfect security ; nor were they roused into any
his picion of. the truth, until they were advised of tit
ne, rival of JuNoT's army at Arbantes.
It was also understood at Lisbon, that the '
per- REGENT had not determined to embark, until he
informed of the arrival of the French troops at A.
tes, and that it was that circumstance which ha -
en- his departure ; he was accompanied by most afig
0 to
our •
Ministers, amongst whom were ARANJO and Den
)ne DERIGO. The former had been in disgrace; but
prig ciliferences appeared to have been adjusted for ser-
'al' f days prelhouS to the embarkation of the Paws
2S GENT. The people, were not apprised of the amts
AI), of the French at Abrantes, before the PRINCE Wesr
.
vey barked, and the fleet were under way. On being'
his formed of the fact, a violent tumult ensued. A
"1.1- and Don RODERIGO were accused of having rol
its,
;el. and deceived the public ; and the populace sum*
tied the house of A R ANIO. broke the windows,