Star.
London, England, 1808-01-18 00:00:00

THE EVEN ING STAR.

LONDON.

The Translation of the Marquis of Futvy's I int)", 1)y .C•giinn
Boni) Amicus, is not sufficiently accurate. We cannot alter the
fallowing line, which is not metre,
land as strange as timugh I ne'er had known thee,"
without changing the whole texture of the sense.

MONDAY, JANUARY 18.
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A Flag of Truce will sail from Dover, as soon as
wind will permit, for Rotterdam, with Mr. CLIME
.nd his family, the period of that Gentleman's parole
bring nearly expired.

A Pestuguese vessel, which had been detained in
Tolland, but which was allowed to sail a few days
ago, arrived on Saturday. She brings information,
'that most of the neutral vessels which were seized un-
ler the first operation of BONAPARTE'S decree, in
tonsequenceof being laden with English merchandize,
Ave lately been condemned by the Dutch Courts, and
their cargoes ordered to be publicly sold. A regula-

ton however has been adopted, by which the owners,
persons to whom the cargoes were assigned, are
allowed to repurchase them, if they chuse to pay at
the rate of 60 per cent. on the value of the goods as
imported.
It is reported in Holland, that BONAPARTE has or-
dered a great number of shipping to be put in requi-
ition for a secret expedition of great importance. It
said that the agents of the French Government are

Actively employed in collecting vessels of various de-1
scriptions for this armament, respecting the object of
which nothing has been suffered to transpire. But,
France has no enemy on the Continent, of course
is meant the People should infer that ,4 the Tyrant
& the Seas" is now to be humbled.

No confirmation has yet been received of the re-
ported insurrection at Lisbon. Humanity will re-
joice to find there is no truth in the report. What
good can be expected to
.result from the confused

Lovements of an unarmed mob against a disciplined
army? The case would have been different, had
measures been timeously adopted to organize the Po-
lulation under proper Military Leaders. Resistance
might possibly have been followed by a victory, as

Buenos Ayres; but resistance now can only bring
an accumulation of miseries on the devoted inha-
bitants.

Advices havg been received from Sir SIDNEY
Nimes squadron off the Tagus, of the 28th ult.
which time no intelligence of the reported irsur-
rection had been received. It is possible, they might
lot hear of it, owing to the vigilance of the French
. preventing any boats from visiting them from the
shore ; but the probability is, that they would by
me means or other have heard of the event, had
occurred.

The Cork Paper of the 12th makes no mention of
the arrival from Lisbon mentioned in the private let-
ter of the 11th, which first gave currency to the ru-
mour of an insurrection. On the contrary, it gives,
the latest news from that quarter, some extracts
from the London Papers.

Yesterday the Rev. Dr. GLASSE, one of his MAJESTY'S
. .

;haplains in waiting, attended at the Queen's Palace,
Ind performed Divine Service in the Chapel. Dr.
',LASSE afterwards preached at St. James's.
Yesterday the PRINCE OF WALES dined with their
MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES.

Saturday morning the Count de LISLE and suite
arrived at Oxford, from Stowe, and having visited
the different public Buildings, attended by the Mar-
iuis of BUCKINGHAM and the Bishop of St. AsAPSI,
went to the Star to dine. The Count wore a dark
green great coat, and looked remarkably well.

On Friday, the Portuguese Ambassador had a long
Aniference with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at
Ili.. house, in Downing-street.
Wednesday, one hundred thousand pounds, in gold,
were shipped on board the Surveillante frigate, Sir
GEORGE COLLIER, at Spithead, as a loan to the Por-
tuguese Government at the Brazils. FRANCIS HILL,
Esq. Secretary of Legation to the Court of the Prince
Regent of Portugal ; and Mr. CHAMBERLAYNE, Se-
cretary to the Mission, and acting Consul General,
And their suite, take _heir passage to the Brazils in
her. She is expected to sail in a few days. She goes
from the Braids to the Cape.

By a vessel just arrived from St. Petersburgh, a
letter has been received, written by a person of dis-
tinction, of which the.following is an extract, dated
St. Petersburgh, Nov. 19 (0. S.).
Our troops are marching towards Sweden. There
is already a Russian army of 35,000 men destined for
Swedish Finland. These are to be joined by 5,000
more, who have this day received orders to march.
They are to be joined by the Guards. This has all
been effected by French influence. It is already un-
derstood that French troops are to be allowed to come
here, to facilitate their passage into Sweden. Our
E,nperor is arnusing-himself in contriving gaudy uni-
forms and helmets, to be in future worn by his Of-
ficers ; he takes for his'pattern those ofGeneralSavary.
This is the v.ay in-which the King of Prussia amused
himself at Berlin, France was undermining him,.
and where is be now ? The saute scene will be wit-
nessed here in less than twelve months, unless a corn.
rlete alteration takes placr in his Imperial Majefty's
Councils."

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