Star.
London, England, 1809-10-09 00:00:00

VIENNA, SEPT.

Austri.t had for some time felt an anxiety with re-
spc.:t to Transylvania. TW". considenible Russian
corps r:ere nn the paint °fen:et-41g that province from
Moldavia and W.A.! .hi : btr. ;lie conclusion of the
Armistice prevented t'leir march. The Bohemian
mf.itia battahins Are Assembled near Prague ;—and
the We4ceber.;.! iire Mountain) rendered famous
by the battle in 16:11, is strongly fortified. Count
Collowrath cornmAnds under the Archduke Ferdinand
in Bohemia. •

The plan of calling a Diet in Eastern Hungary has
been given up for certain reasons. General Dedr.
w:ch has opened gloat inundations near the fortreiX
of Comurn.
gErT. 4.—A1l the accoluits which we receive an-
nounce, that the Austt?in army suffers a great want'
of provisions in the positions which they now occupy.
The Austrians are, besides, cut Off front Hungary
by the line of demarkation, which extends along Mo-
ravia ; so that the transports coming from Hungary
must traverse high mountains and the defile of Ja-
blunkee, in order to arrive in Moravia.
Bohemia is a weak resource, for even in time of
peace it does not furnish sufficient corn to maintain
the inhabitants ; and Poland, which can alone suc-
cour Austria, is cut off from it. All these circum-
stances lead us to believe that this power will not feel
any disposition to renew the war.
M. Hormayer and Roschman, the two grand
revolutionists of the Tyrol, have arrived in Hungary.
They were obliged to save themselves by mixing in
the ranks of the troops who evacuated the Tyrol in
consequence of the Armistice.
SEPT. 9.—A1l officers have received orders to join
their respective corps within 2c hours.
On the 6th inst. all the public offices of the united
Bolititrian and Austrian Aulic Chancery, cf the Se-
nate, &C. were on a sudden ordered to be sealed up,
and guarded by Bens-d'armes. The caw of this un-
expected measure is not yet known.
According to. the most recent accounts from the
Turkisk frontiers, the fortress of Belgrade has been
taken possession of by the Turks.
The question of war and peace remains still unde-
cided; but unfortunately the political horizon assumes
ao morelloomy aspect, and the hopes of peace we
hive hitherto cherished begin, to IranisiN

• SAAGabniltinf. AIIIIIIST a.
Yesterday the servants of the Duke of
arrived here as prisoners, and were ledgg
This severe measure was token, portico!
gard to the Duke's Secretary, August\
whose hand-writing some Proclamation!
among the Duke's papers. Beeker v.;.!
the prisoners: be 'succeeded in escapi
companions on the list post statics.

AUGsBURG, SoF.PII4NIELP

Two carriages arrived here cn the Tis
ed by twenty-tw•o French dragoon!,
Munich. The first contained
men, and the second the celebrated
Sternbach, who proved so active durin:;
tion in the Tyrol.
Hopes of peace have revived since
Munich informed us that the Emperor
expected in that city, and that Lite can
grand army was placed in the hands u;
of Italy and the Prince cat Neuchatel.

DUTCH DECIIIIII.
Louts NAPOLION, by the Grace of Goo am!
the Kingdom, Kitty of 1-101.1,aud, and

Upon the Report of the Director of Ws.isard
the Bth Sept. 11119, we b:ive decrued„ at:Ll
I. et he transport of Col finis) tif:oels,
cbaudisc, coosiderud in the loth Article of the
Afay, 1805, as Lnglish conuivulitins, coanng
-mein of Zealand, or the islands of Overfl ;:e
and proceeding to.the other parts of-the kio:-do.
until further orders, under pain of eitifi,rathei of
veyed in violation of this pruitilaition, and of ti
in conveying them.
11. The inhabitants of the Departaient of
islands above-nientioned, shall, within twenty-1
the time of their being sumnionedttkereto4leliv,
as may he appointed to receive the same, an acci
City and descriptions of colonial goods, and re,:,
nufactutes and mcrchandirt., which they had
period of the enemy's invasi m, tozether with ti
sorts of sixth goods imported by them or bought
the invasion, under pain of the certain conf.,.:.vi
of the National Treasury, of all such articles a,
ration and inspection, appt ar not to have been co:
accounted fur.

ill. Front the obligation of delivering these a(
erupted all those inhal.iituts, Avllu Live to) gr...
said produce or goods than necessary- fur tiler
sumption.

IV. The Director of Ways and Means afloat
the execution of the prt sem Vecree, autl
discoveries made iii pursuance thereof.
Given at our Royal PaLace at Harlem, th,
Septembirs of the year 1809, and of our mil
the4th.

GOTEENDURGII 1114147

10.SINEUR, SEPTEMBER I

The King of Denmark, who h.►s
fortnight in Holstein, expected to
hagen on the 16th Adjutant-G
attends his Majesty on this journey,
gave been undertaken for the pure ;:e
the Danish troops stationed in that

COPENIIAGF.N, SE?: EMEZR

By a Royal Ordinance of the ‘.:l
has been granted to export whe,tt from
of Holstein and Schleswick, by sea an,
friendly ports.

EVl.',NrNu

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM
3 per Cunt. Con:. for money 6sl,l—acc:
(Thulium 1 prem.—Exclieq. Bus, tis. I
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUR.
9 per Cent. Red. situ! I Exclirq.

3 per Cent. Con•.
5 per Cent. Navy 99f t
India Stock lssi
India Bonds _la. 225. 20•. pr.

B:atr I.otti-y
City ditto :04,
Coas. for ace.

Since our last two. Go:tcnburgh
—also a Mail from Heligoland, and one
It is now confirmed that peace has
between Russia and Sweden. This even'
in the Stockholm Gazette cf the 26th

lowing terms :
" His Royal Majesty has received in,
Courier arrived from Fredericksham, tl
inst. a Treaty of Peace between Swedt
was signed by Baron Stedink and Color
on the part of Sweden, aind Count R
'Baron Alopeus on the part of Rustia."
It was also reported at Gottenburgh,
city of a letter from Stockholm of the s.
the ports of Sweden would he stair Ag:
on the 12th of November. It is cvidell
poningthe prohibition dour trade to tho
den has consulted her own ititerot, as
the m..-cliants of this country, since bei
the intercourse with the Baltic from natu:
have terminated.

The Portuguese papers and letters
ult.and were brought to Falmouth by
Wales packet. The journals are extreme
tant. They only state that there ha
trifling affairs between the patriots an,
and the former have intercepted sever
convoys. The enemy are stated to ha'
several places in Arrarn, and to be c,
whole force in Saragossa. The privat'
.that on the 24th, when the packet cam
WELLINGTON'S army WAS still on th
frontier. The sick and convalescents of
stated, in one letter, to amount to upwat
but this we hope will prove to be an eL
It is now tile opinion of many, both of
•and Portuguese, from the long contil
energy that has characterized the genet;
of the patriots, that nothing can save
from the gripe of NAPOLEON-110W the
able to send his whole military force ag;
'becile and devoted country.

Dispatches were yesterday received
WeLLnicrrow, These, we are happy t(
as we have heard any thin of their 0)