Star.
London, England, 1808-10-20 00:00:00

GERMANY

TR:ESTE, SEPT. 3.

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Early in the month of July as order .came from
Vienna, to stop the further expertation of hemp.
A decree of a still more extraotdhiary nature bas
since been issued, strictly prohibiting the fat= entry
of American vessels into the ports of this empire, du-,
ring the esistencc of embargo in the United States.
This was notified to the American Consul by the Go-
verner, on the 20th July ; who added, that the Court
of Vier.na considered the trade cairied on by Ameri-
can vessels as contraband, and in opposition to. the
laws of the United States.
The Chief Counsellor of the Government has sig-
nified, that the caigo of an Austrian, or any other
vessel coming from-Malta, Messina, or any place oc-
cupied by the English, would be subject to confisca-
tion ; but that from Sardinia and Barbary therewould
be Po difficul•y.
:ince this, however, on or about the 15th of Au-
gust, the Chief Counsellor of the Government has
publicly notified that colonial articles will not be re-
ceived here, let them 'come from whence they may,
or by whatever vessels.) it being understood that such
tiAes can only come from Malta, and with the ex=
prcss 1 ermission of the British Governr.lent.

PORTUG.4k.

*b tinny bare not yet entered, the Wien of Lisbothi
Vat are all encamped a small distance from the city.
66 I. am sorry to inform you, that our bove.fellows
begin to get very sickly, owing to their lying about
eiposed to the weather.. They have not, till. within
these few days past, been atowed.any coveting what-
ever, except their tents ; but they now have a blanket
between every five men. It is reported that -a garrison
of 5000 English troops is to remain here, but I hear
of no destination for tte remainder of our army.
66 The AFRICALNE frigate has put bock, wi-h Gene-
ral KELLERMAN on board, having received damage in-
a gale. A few days since he tame on shore, with two
of the Lieutenants of the AFRICAINE, in disguise ;
however he was soon recognized by the inhabitants,
who attacked him most furiously, and it was with
great difficulty he escaped with his life. He was
much bruised and cut, and I hear to-day that his
wounds are of a dangerous nature.
66 Sir CIIARLE4 COritiN still retains his Command
in the Tagus. We have here the following ships of
the line, Hibernia, Ganges, Audacious, Plarragenet,
and liesnlution. The Naval Officers have had a se.'
vere time of it in assisting the embarkation of the
French troopc,.and taking possession of the Portuguese
slips, which are now again restored to Portugal."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

£,I All:M.-LI the Adv‘rtisemeat resrectinr, an exchange of an
whichhas thrice app:n,rei tae S'T'AR, for " Ad-
tirts.s ktters, poet to A. B. Coninicrcial Priuting•Office,
read Melton, rcrishire."
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER '2t►.
PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT wk:r. o'CLOCK.
Cousa:. money, 66-I—account 660—Omniutti '2 dis.
Eicheq. rilla, 4s. 6s. prem. .
.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTSRD,AY.
Bank Stack 232 233 India Ronde, ns. 44. rr.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6.11-it Li. 1911; Ett,. St. pre.
3 pl`r C. Cons. Ann. 66f Onmiutn, t.: die. . .
4 per Cent. 80.1; St:al:Lottery TiActs, 211. I.ls,
5 Per Cent. Navy 931 99 981 Cons. fur acc. C. 4 i
Long Ann. 18 t•lti

The Windsor Castle patket is arrived at Falmouth
with mails from New York and Halifax ; she sailed
from the former place en the 10th, and from the latter
lon the 27th ult. The letters will not be delivered till
' to-morrow.
A Boston Paper of the Sth ult. contains Mr.JEF
FERsONN Answer to the Inhabitants of Boston, wh
applied for a Repeal of the Embargo. The following