Star.
London, England, 1808-11-01 00:00:00

POREIGN INTELLIGENa.

FRANKFORT, OCTORKft.L

The sth corps of the army, under the command of.
Marshal Mortier, broke up yesterday. It is probable
that the first consequence of the conferences st Er
firth will be the evacuation of Gerinatry by a great
part of the French troops.

PARIS, ocTopanebe --
The Emperor issued at Metz, on the 24th ult. a
decree, placing under sequestration all theproperty in
France belong►ng to Spaniards, whether insurgents
or others, as an indemnity for the property of French-
men resident in Spain, that has been seized or se-
questrated in the provinces in rebellion against the
King's authority.

In. answer to some questions submitted to the Di.
rectors of the Customs, respecting the import of the
Decree of the 16th of September, the latter 'have no-
tified, that the prohibition relative to colonial goods
coming
.from Spain or Holland, extends to cinna-
mon, cloves, and generally all articles obtained by
commercial communication with England, with the
exception only of Peruvian bark and cotton.
Letters from Bayonne, of the bth of October,
state, that Marshal Ney had returned on the 4th,
with his corps, to Vittoria, and had taken his position
at Logrona. General Merlin was left at Bilboa with
a strong garrison. On the sth the King breakfasted
at the head-quarters of Marshal Bessieres, which were
at Armignon, a league on this side of the Ebro.
-General Lasalle occupies the advanced positions on
the right wing towards PAncorbo.
On the .Bth dor. dragoons of his Catholic Majesty
arrived at Bayonne from Naples. The Sd• Wand .86th
regiments of the line had also arrived there, and .pro...
ceedcd directlT. into Spain. All these troops are in
the best condition. • On the expedition to Bilboa, 150
of the Life Guards of the Grand Duke of Berg de.
feated 4000 of the insurgents, .who were entrenched
upon a hill. Reconnoitring parties were pushed to
Balmascada, six leagues from Bilboa.
Between ;he 15th and 20th of October, large bo-
dies of troops are expected at Bayonne, where every
preparation is made for their reception.
Letters from Strashurgh state, that General Brice
Montigni, Governor of the Imperial Palace of that
town, -has received an o!Ecial information that his
Majesty the EmperOk and Kingls expected there be-
tween the 16th and 20th of this month. All the Offi-
cers and Members of the Guard of Honour, have ac-
cordingly been desired to 1444.,tbemselves in. readi-
ness. * •
Ocr. Majesty- hlxpected to *return within
a few days to the Palace' If.- St..tiond. Yesterday
Marshal Victor set out • for the army in Spain.. •It is
said that the Emperor has created, Marshal Money
Duke of Cornegliano,, in the State of Venice.
On the 4th, the Mayor arid the Magstracy of Bour-
deans met the 26th and 32dregiments of the line, and
the sth dragoons,: near Bastide, to receive them on
their road towards Spain, through that town. The
Mayor complimented the troops, and gave die officers
art entertainthent of 200 covers.

M. de la Grave, Aid-de-camp of the Duke of
Abrantes, arrived here on Monday evening, with dis-
patches from that General to his Majesty, and imme-
diately set out for Erfurth. He left Lishon on the
4th, and landed at Rochelle, after a passage of thirty
days.
The Five per Cent. Consols are at 80 francs, 45
centimes.