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

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

Letters and papers from Hamburgh to the 2d inst.
and from Holland to the 6th, have arrived. They
make no mention whatever of war having been de-
clared by Austria against France.
The Dutch Government having given permission
for all vessels to sail which had begun to load prior'
to the promulgation of- the prohibitory Decree, on the
13th ult. it appears that several ship-owners have
made an improper use of the indulgence, and put
cargoes on board their vessels after the period allow
ed. The consequence has been, that the Government
have issued another Decree, prohib:ting all vessels.
with licences or otherwise, from sailing after the 15th
inst. ; the SOth inst. is fixed for the return of all such
vessels, after which they will not be permitted to ente,
into the Dutch harbours, notwithstanding they may
have his Majesty's licence for that purpose.
King Louis is extremely dissatisfied with the con-
dact of his mercantile subjects. He complains that
they invariably abuse his confidence, and are deser-
ving of no indulgence. ,They must not, fcr the fu-

'tore, expect to be placed in a different
the merchants of France. The following
of the explanatory order above alluded
44 All vessels that were provided wit
to leave the ports of our kingdom wii
butter, cheese, and other articles, the
nnfacture of this kingdom, had and obtained
tually loading prior
.to our last Decree
October 1808 (No. 3). shall not take
the same after the 13th of this month,
text or condition whatsoever, and shall
return on or before the 80th of this
latest. After the expiration of these two
departure and return are absolutely pro;
like manner as with respect to all od-
our ports shall be finally closed.
" Our Minister of Finance is charge(
ecution of the present order, as al,o
'4(mi...tux and do WiNrrn, and all
nerals wheresoever they may be static
" Given at Utrecht, the Sd of Norembcr,
(Signed) <<
(Signed)

A true Copy.

Secret

At four o'clock yesterday afternt
set off from his apartments in Jerm,
James's, for Yarmouth, where he is •
and proceed from thence upon his
Court of Stockholm. Mr. MERRY w:
by Mr. AUGUSTUS FosrEn and Mr.
public and private Sesetary.
Yesterday a Cabinet- asset
reign Office at half after two, and di
until five o'clock. The Members
Earl CAMDEN, Mr. CANNING, Lord:
and CASTLEREAGH, the LORD CHAN(
CEVAL, and Lord MULGRAVE.
Last night Mr. JOHNSON, one of hi
sengers, was sent off with dispatch(
in Spain.
-Yesterday died, suddenly, the Ri)
GUY CARLETON, Lord DORCHESTER.
Bath, a General in the Army, Col.
Queen's own Dragoons, Governor
mont in Ireland, and Governor-General
mander in Chief in Canada.
His Lordship is succeeded in
by his eldest son THOMAS now Lot(
General in the Army, Lieutenant-Go'
Brunswick, and Colonel en-recond of ."

While several of the older Gent
have at present regiments, are ment,
Dragoons, General litmoNlN, Gem
General WHETHAM, and General
tioned as the most likely to get a regiment.
The Earl of BRIDGEWATER is gains
to see and take leave of his fine regiv
it is not so highly dressed, and thou‘
and appointments of the 14th Dragoons
splendid as those of the Patxces, Lord "
the Duke of CUMBERLAND'S regiment
is admitted at on the whole the ITIOr
light cavalry regiments. They are
mired for the rapidity and precisir
ments.

Next to the 14th, the 16th is perha)
most usefpl corps of our cavalry.
HARCOURT has the utmost affection
the state of his health does not al"
Falmouth, to see and take leave of
The Government of Spain havir
of an eminent Physician from thi
Spanish armies, Dr. JAcKson, form
Wight, and so well known by his •
appointed Physician-General to thk
Yestesday and to-day four troops
Dragoons passed through the Metropoi
with, on their route for embarkation
Seven sail of transports, add:
sail, formerly mentioned, have arri'
from Quiberon Bay, after landing t
from Lisbon.
EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM AN
THE RESISTANCE, AT FALMOUTH,
." After a tedious voyage, we
in an English port. We quitted
of September, with the TaomPeusl
fifty-one sail of transports, with I
of the French army on board. 01
gale of wind commenced, which
of course the convoy was dispersed,
was totally dismasted. After we'
jury-masts she was sent back to Li:
greatly damaged by losing their y:
and, after much trouble, we auto
twenty-five sail of the convoy, wit
the coast of France, near Rochelh
with bad weather before we came t
lost one transport on the Isle of Rhi
the crew were saved. The RESI!
seamanship, beat off a lee shore,
October we stood into Basque Rk
an anchor. Here we landed the
Lozsos and suite, whom we had
remained at anchor five days, we
for Q2iberon Bay, to look for tht
convoy, which we afterwards he;
different ports on the French coast
England, but the wind proving
reach Falmouth till the 6th inst."
A Paper of this 'morning state!

received by the WINDSQRCASTLi
battle had taken place on the 28th
Spanish and French armies, in wh.,
beaten, but the Spaniards sustained
men.—Our Readers may be assure
tlligence has been received by
understand that weir last dispatt
neral BLASE had intercepted a lei
' from the French Minister at W
t ie middle of November, 35 regi
be full 60,000 Men, even on the .
of the French army, would be' wn
in consequence of the information,
mined to give NEY battle before
reinforcement., But the action
he letters add, that there was
derstanding and harmony anion)
Generals, and the finest spirit as
in the country.

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of the 60th Font, vs
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regiment.
going to Fab.,, . :
regiment. ... a
lough the f . ',. A
3ragoons are not , ;
, Lord PAOET'S, • q
ments, yet the 1 ', d
nost effective of I'
Ere particularly i. :1,
;ion of their . t,
lerhaps the beral 10
ry. Though lielt.
ion for his regime ~
allow his going: a
of these fine fell. a
ring made a req i
this country, for . I,
;rmerly at the Isle ; g
is writings, has . • . g
the Spanish annie " e
)ps of the 16th Li., as
retropolk, from 1.1 t,
ion at, F.lmouth. •
iition to the tw a
arrived at Palm •
g the French .., .„
P
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11, DATED NOV..
have at last airi e
3 Lisbon on the 25 1
L7RE sloop of Ira P tl
h the second dirk I'
On the 24th a e,
lasted till the Y. a
ed, and one trap,, zu
2 had rigged her . 1
.isbon. . Others
' yards and top... . •
Icceeded in ca..
'ith which we regi'd "
:11e. We • agar te: e
ie to anchor, and la
Rhe, but fortu, tr
REsisraNcr, by . :
e, and on the 2.511. _
Roads, and. cans rt
the French Gen.. g
i on board. Ha ei
ve weighed and st,, ut.,
the remainder of
heard,
had put ' •
ant
.NVe bore UP' t.
t• adverse, we did'
PP
C
tes that Govern.•
irr.e, accounts du! g
28th ult. between r
which the latter 4
ained a loss
,of al ,
;tired that no such ,
tytchG°es‘a'edn'viinseene
that 1 .
t
letter to Marshal ,
Arar, stating, that
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INTELLIGEget

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 8.

Arrived his Majesty's ketch GLAN LUSE, Lieuenartt Messw,from
Plymouth; and Dap:talus, Young, a transport from the Channel
gees; alo seven sail df transports from the Bay of Quilteron,
loving landed French troops from Lisbon.--Sailed his Majesty's
brig Mcnatt, with the Stet for the Brazils; also the following
pickets, viz, the Lady Pellew, Captain Harvey, for Corunna ;
Lady Arabella, Captain Portens, for the Mediterranean ; and
the Prince of Wales, Kirkness, for Jamaica.—Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9.

This morning arrived here the French brig Bonne Louise, a
letter of marque, pierced for 22 guns, with only 12 mounted,
from Bourdeaux, bound to Martinique, laden with Brandy,
sine, and flour, captured b? the INDEFATTOMILY, of 38 guns
she is a very flne brig of about 500 tons burthen.