Star.
London, England, 1809-11-29 00:00:00

•PRWATE LEt-TERS

LISBO,N, N 9 VE74 3L`R 4.
" Mr. Villiers, the British Ambassador, sails to-
morrow for England, in the Norge, ()t.
He took his leave of the Regency with all the'cere.
mortials customary with persons in high diplomatic
characters. His equipages consisted of cne coach
and six, and tWo coaches with four horses. The fm.
mer was the Prince's own carriage, and the ntetd.
ants with all of them were in the state live: y the
Itoyal
It was intended that Mr. Villiers should lane
left this ay before, but it is supposed that he seas
induced by the Government Agents to postpcne his
departure. -
,g It is repotted here, that one of the Weilesleys is
to succeed this Minister in-the Portuguese embassy.
eg There is aothing of importance new ircrn t'.e
army, excepting the melancholy information, thr
the sick continue to increase in an alarming props:-.
tion. The forces still remain in their former cdr a.
ments in Badajos, Elvas, Campo Mayor, &c.
44 We have had a report here of a singular kind,
that the United States of America, as well as Russi::,
have offered to interpose for the restoration of peace
between the Belligerent Powers."

" LISBON, NOV.
41 In my last letter I informed you, that the Norge
with Mr. Villiers' on board, would have sailed from
hence on the sth instant. The morning subsequent
to the departure of the Norge, she fell in with 6:
Prince of Wales packet, bearing Government dis-
patches, addressed to the British Ambassador, and
which are supposed to contain instructions for his
continuing in this coantry some time longer. Be this
as itmay, the Norbre returned to this port on the same
day, and Mr. Villiers was landed at his own house.
a.
-Marshal beresford leaves this place on Monday
or Tuesday next, on a military visit to the Portuguese
armies in their different cantonments. He proceeds
first to Oporto.

" In the evening of the same day on wh:ch the
Norge returned, the Walsingham packet arrived, and
on Thuttday the Duke of Marlborough packet, after
a voyage of nine days from Falmouth. By this I,st
conveyance, we have papers to,* 119th ult. conn
ing the intelligence of the pace between Austria •
France, which has caused a generli gloom amoag,
the inhabitants, and parikularly the merchants.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
S per Cent. Cons. for money 693—for ace. 701 f.
Osmium prem.—Exchequer BlUs 6‘ Us. eruct.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, 274} Imp. 3 per Cent.—
S per Cent. Red. 694 69 India Stock 196 1951
S per Cent. Cons. 6. India Bonds, 275. Stis.rr.
4 per Cent. is 84 .• Each. Bills, 1 is. t ss. pre.
5 per Cent. Navy 1014 f State Lottery Tick. 4;.;2. I'.
Long Ann. 18f 9-A6ths • Cons. fur acc. 70th

The details di the occupation of Salamanca, by
the limy of the Duke del PA RCM,. are contained in
last night's Gastric,. They afford a promising proof
of the military t*lents and enterprize of that General.
He was within a few hours of completely enveloping
the enemy in that town. The French withch-2vi
from it on the night of the 2.kth ult. and the Sp.lniar2-
entered it the next morning.

German Papers have been rece:reA to the 19th inet.
From Constantinople, under date of the Ist ult. it i.
'said that the tumult of discontent has subsided in
Egypt. and that from thence a great abundance of
provisions is drawn for the sustenance of the '-''al)L
duns of the Ottoman Capital. The Wecchal:ites, .we
are told, continue in the possession of almoq tlle whc!,.
Of Arabia, without excepting the holy cities of Mcc:l
and Medina.

In an article from Copenhagen, of the Ith instant,
it is indirectly stated, that the Swedish harbours will
remain open to the English until the conclesien
the present year. It is addled; on the autrita:ty of
advices from Gottenburgh, that several Danish sinp
had been seized and detained in that harbour.

Peace has been celebrated at Wirtemberg w:th
great solemnity. The King and Queen, attended.
by all the Functionaries and a brilliant Court, pro..
ceeded in state on the 4th inst. to the Royal Chapel.
where Te Deum was performed amidst the ringing of
bells and the thunder of artillery. The festivity of
the day was concluded by a splendid banquet at the
Palace,

The following Decree will assist in explain;ag,
the designs of BoxAPann.: All regard to one exte::.
sive branch of the Hanseatic league :

IMFERL4L EDICT.

" fiAlsavanu, N0v.17.
" It is hereby publicly notified, that all co:onial produce is
prohibited to be imported into, or exported !morn, our city of
Hamburgh, from thy date hereof, Should it be attempted in
disobedience to this decree, to convey any .auth produce to
from our said city, either by laud or water, the carriages or ship,
so employed, and the merchandize so transmitted, •liaU he r.
under confiscation. The Minister of Finances is ordt.ri.d to carry
this decree into execution.

♦{ Give* at our Royal l'alace of Fontainbleati :his '29;'
October, s.c. (•fined and Countersigned usual.)