Star.
London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

ir, August 28.

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ENCE.

Monileia re-
:lnd Andalusia
attributed;

observed re-
F the Duke of
,ieve that both

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to establish ;is
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ng French co-
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place. An al.
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i letter from a
'ort St. lklariff

he Prince Gen&
in their mnra
lust was insup-
ioeo each other,
recruits corn-
urance, that on
3, and Cadiz be
received by tte

town, and re'
enedictio es ; the
aced ; those toul
Carpi!), &C. kc'
itttrers, and. iog
es, -and fled (win'
xcumpanic.l cur

columns; it has been, impossible to rescue their houses
and property' from the effects of this feeling. •
" Our situation here is not quite agreeable; the
grand project of his Royal Highness has not hitherto
succeeded, although threats and des moyens secrets
have been employed to reduce Cadiz; we have many
sick in the hospitals of San Lucar, Xeres, Bornos,
Medina, Sidonia, and this place ; the respectable resi-
dents have retired to the vineyards and farms as the
unhealthy season approaches ; the heat is suffocating ;
Ic peste haunts the minds of the men, who remember
that last year they formed the Cordon Sanitairc to
save France from its effects, and know themselves
to be now in its cradle ; at this moment the therm°.
Meter is at ninety.

" The Prince uses every effort to inspirit the
troops; his cares are unceasing. Reports had been
in circulation that his presence was called for in Ca-
talonia. His Royal Highness is sworn not to desert his
followers; he lost no time in reviewing the troops, and
pointed to Cadiz as a reward of the brave. His words
infused a new soul into thej:sosoms of the brave. There
is but one desire in the army, to terminate the war.'
Could we fight, victory is ours, but the position of
Cadiz i, unassailable, marshes and water surround it
on every side, we tee no enemy ; some wandering
bands infest our flanks and rear; Nainchini in the
mountains, and Fon& eda in theCondailo, hover around,
cut 011 our stragglers, but fly the moment our troops
approach, and only intercept our•communications.
" Ia this cut de'sac wz await events; September
approaches; the Prince feels our situation, he knows
the sAdiers wish to attack the enemy; that our fine
army already suffers much from sickness and fatigue;
Isis mind embraces all the circumstances; to remain
er retreat would be unworthy of Frenchmen, it would
be dangerous ; to conquer is difficult. In my next I
hope to give you the detail of great events."

A Mail from Hamburgh has brought us, this fore-
noon, I'apers Lo the 3d instant. The follcming are
extracts:

STOCKHOLM, AUGUST 22.

The new Tariff, drawn up by the Committee of
Taxation, has been unanimously rejected by the Cham-
ber cf the Citizens, but adopted by the three other
Cimmberc.

The H:gh Tribunal, before which, according to
the resolution of the Constitutional Committee, the
Secretary of State Quiding is to be brought to trial,
will meet at the end of this week, or the beginning
of the next.