Star.
London, England, 1808-11-29 00:00:00

The paper of the 4th instant ctmtaiasanintemtil,
.speech of the Governor of the State of New.Y
'livered on the Ist inst. to the Legislature
State, convened at Albany, for the purpose
nating the Electors who were to make choice
sident and. Vice-President ; and which speech
dedly. favours the continuance of the Embargo,
Governor informs the Legislature, that up to
dates of arrivals from Europe, no change.;
of the Belligerents towards America hadtakea
'He recommends to all ranks to rest the most •
1 confidencein the Government. That, in his (
a continuance of the Embargo was preferable
-but that even war, ifi unavoidable, was k
to a renewed' fitercourse with the Belligerents 4,
the existing circumstances.
The Legislature had elected' for their Speaker,
Wilkens (understood to be of the Republican .
by a majority of 60 to 45.

On the article of 22dOctober, we can ont,
that either the American Consul at. Liverpool
have acted underaome. hasty impression, -
ODIORNE must have mistated what he Said
some recollection, however, that about
another American Captain, from a F•
brought• a rumour of the kind alluded.to
article.

Respecting the above arrival, a Li,
pondent writes us as follows :.
" LIVE RPOOI
" Inclosed I send you extracts of /kit
pers l[see above] received here last
schooner hug, after a passage of, I believe,
days, with a cargo of turpentine and cotton.
" It is generally supposed here that she'
President's Message to Congress, and
has had so short a passage as 16 days,
possible; but the Captain denies it, althout
mits he left Norfolk on the 10th instant
has not a Virginia Newspaper ! 'There
mysterious in this."

We hoped that the Mails of this momingindl
have removed some of the contradictions whichsri
apparent in the accounts received yesterda•
mouth, respecting the news brought
TOR from Spain.
No farther acccunts however have
we are apprehensive that the scepticism
to prevail yesterday towards evening, •
correctness of the accounts received
is perhaps too well founded. Some
stated, that the MEDIATOR came from
small port between Santander and
from Santander :—all of them stated
dispatches. The latter circumstance
correct. If Santano was the port
could hardly bring dispatches, no Eni,
sioner being there. Had she come from
she would probably have brought '
vernment. It was therefore, probabl•
that she left on the 17th instant,

We shall only remark at present,
reasons for,doubting the correctness
received yesterday, a strong presumpti
furnished, that the accounts reported
received at Lugo, on or before the "
plete defeat of General BLAKE'S arm:
tor, could such an event have been kni
the 18th, it would have reached S.;
Lander before the Mediator sailed.
state of uncertainty, the public will
their opinion till some direct intal;

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.
The Beufoy, Captain Nonais, has arri•
with. The accounts by this Mail state
before prepared to hear. The Prussian
from which the French troops have been
for some time, will•be entirely evacuated byticr
the middle of next month. The KIM; of Psco
expected to return to Bei lin by the 15th or 1661
December.

The following is the lint
British Cavalry that was di
to advance:
November 15, to Ectanzos
16, Cabello Forto
«a; ... Saint ontla
Lugo
19,... Bute
110, ...1 tibrado
21, ..Lomegules
ird- From Corunna to Li
From Lugo to Villa
From Villa Franca tg.
A letter from an Officer
command of Sir DAVID B.
15th instant, states, that for
march the next day, and
Astorga, for the arrival o,
from Portugal. He menu
means badly, but that tht
treble the ♦alue for articles
British Officers experierce4
attention from all ranks. '
a report, that two Spanish
sence of death, having been
betray the Spanish army.
traitorous service, is said
dollars.
His Mantsrit has accepted
ferley Volunteers, to serve
The 2d Battalion of the 96th "
from Hungerford to Bexhill, where
the 7th of Decemher.
Upwards of SOO of the Yarmouth
entered into the Local

aaintevestia,
ew.York, d!.
attire of that 1r
-pose of nom,
choice of Pr
sped b
nthargo,
up to thelotett • 4
!in theCOndoct •
Uhaken
PlaCt
most ftnprict
in his opikt.
!ferable to Itr
was prefers 4
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it Speaker, bit an
üblican per,; .re
. i
ude
in only tenal.,,,, • ere
Liverpool at lb ftsi
oc Captak ile
said webat Fort
bout that time
a French per, 1-1
140 in the above Ira
tad,
Offi(
iverpool Nam.
18th
WOOL, Nottr. Ind
F New York Pa. OEII
st night by the bt,i,
believe, only bi mti
d cotton. boa
at she brings dip et
and if the ink rc
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re reached us, al
icism which beg fr,
tg, respecting to wt
din the momir th
me of the lette t°f
from Sanrano ; °dc
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rd that she brou, vv;
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English Corals• wl
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dispatches fer al
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a do well tos
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MAIL.
has arrived at ti
state what we
Prussian do • d
ve been wi ' b

of march imanata c 1;
,sembarked at Corso I
November 22, to F
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24, ifik
..... 25, P
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27, ... MK* st
....... 48, lick r
.ugo is 50 Miles.
L Franca is 40 Wes.
to Astorga is 40 Miles. '7
T with the army a
BAIRD, dated C
hey were to comm
that they were to
of Sir JOHN MOORI'S 3
ltions that they fatedI
hey were compelled a 4
es of every descriptiaa
ced the utmost Cifiliq 4
The same letter i
sh Generals were Oaf
en detected in an a 1
. The bribe offered fri 1
to have been SO,
epted of the offer cgs
ye as Local Militia. I
he 96th 'Regiment a . 1
hill, where they will
e Yarmouth Volunteer