Star.
London, England, 1808-07-01 00:00:00

The SECRETARY at WAR negatived the idea
of this plan being founded on a system of favour to
ndividuals. _.
Mr. CREEVEY inemated x readiness to with-
draw his Motion, upon an assurance that nothing
would be done upon the subject of this plan before
the next sessions of Parliament.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
could not enter into any pledge upon the subject.
Mr. CREEVEY then said; that he must take*bej
sense of the House on the Motion.
The House divided—For the Motion 23—Agsbot'
it 36—Majority 13.—Adjourned at Seven o'Clook.
THE S l'A It.

LONDON.

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Our letters received this morning from Yarmouth
announce the arrival of a cutler from off Flushing,
with an account that eight sail of the line were lying
at nlivi( anchor in Flushing, ready for a start, in
consequence of which, Admiral RUSSELL. got under
weigh at four o'clock yesterday, with the following'
ships under his command, viz. the MAJzsric, BELLE..
ROPIION, MINOTAUR, WARSPITE, TRIUMPH, le TIGRE,
NASSAU, and STA- TPLY.

Last night a Mail arrived from Gateuburgh. The
articles furnished by the printed journals are given in
oni last page. What relates to our army is sub-

joined :

" GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 24.

" For someday* past we have been amused with the news that
the Russians have declared war against the French, and that nearly
the whole force of the latter, occupying Pomerania and the lower
parts of Germany, are on the march towards Poland; but I can-
trace this intelligence to any authentic source.
" The whole of the British force still remains here on ship-
board: various are the conjectures respecting the destination of it.
Lieutenant-General Sir Mona. is expected to return from
Stockholm to-morrow—probably something may then transpire.
We hear a reinforcement of cavalry and artillery is about to join
r us from England ; should it be a fact, there can be no doubt of
another attack being shortly made on Zealand. A great many
Swedish troops have marched from this place to occupy the country
of Scania, in order to defend it against any partial predatory at-
tack of the Danes from the opposite shore.

" We hear little news from Finland. It is supposed very little
advantage has lately been gained on either side."
" JUNE 25.—1 have just heard, from the most respectable au-
thority, that it may be depended on as a fact, that the Russians
and Austrians have declared war against the French ; but still I
have my doubts of it.
" General Sir Joni Moose is not yet arrived.

" Very good Dews from Norway : I understand the Swedes
have recovered their forme positions; the I oteuctunca,
my last, was much exaggerate*, as I am since ihrunned.
" 1 SAW yesterday a great quantity of ball-cartridgei sent off
for the frontiers of Norway.
" It is reported that the Norwegians have ofil'red to supply the
British with whatever they possess, provlde.l they recognize them
as a neutral country, and that they are nut placed under the Go-
vernment of Sweden."

We have reason to believe that the British troops,
in conjunction with the Swedish army, is about to
attempt an enterprise of much importance. It is in
contemplation to land them in the North of Ger Many,
to bring off the Spanish troops that are in that qtiar-
ter, or to co-operate with them in some operation of
annoyance against the common enemy.