Star.
London, England, 1809-04-26 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26.
PRICE OF I )CKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, for money, 67V,—Ditto for May, 67fi.
Omnium 1 prem—Exchequer Bah. 14s. prrm.

Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived last night, and
one this morning. Great hopes were entertained at
Stockholm that a peace would be concluded with
Russia, Denmark and France, and yet licences had
been issued by the Swedish Government for every de-
scription of Foreign ships to trade with England as
usual, until the 31st of September. The dispositions
of the Swedes are, of course, amicable towards Great
Britain,

Government have received intelligence from Heli-
goland of a considerable Austrian force having en-
tered Saxony.
By a foreign brig arrived at Dover in three iklays
from Rotterdam, we have received Dutch Papers to
the 23d instant, containing Pari news to the 19th.—
The Archduke CHARLES had announced to the Com-,
manding Officer of the French troops- opposed to
him, that he had taken the command, and was about
to eater Bavaria. The Emperor FRANCIS has left
Vienna for the army, but no countenance is given in
these papers to the reports in circulation, of a battle
having been fought in Bavaria, or of the Austrians
having occupied Munich.—All prospect of Russia
taking a part in favour of Austria seems to have va-
nished. The negotiations between Russia and the
PoitTE have been suddenly broken off, and a Russian
army is said to be in motion towards the Danube to
commence hostilities against Austria ; at least this in-
telligence is repeated in the Amsterdam Courant of the
21st instant.

Captain MAITLAND, of the EMERALD, arrived at
Plymouth, states, that the gallant Lord COCHRANE
had a most miraculous escape ; he went in his gig to
bring off the Captain, &c. of the French ship which
struck to him, and was on his return to the hipe..
RIEUSE, when a shot from the batteries struck them,
carried away the fleshy part of the French comman-
der's thigh, and threw LordCocnltANE out of the boat.
Assistance being promptly rendered, his Lordship was
soon out of danger ; but the poor Frenchman died
two days after in great agony.
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Dispatches to the 17th instant, three 'Jays later than
the details published in the Extraordinary Gazette,
have been received from R9chefort. They were
landed at Plymouth from the BEAGLE brig two days
ago. Nothing farther of importance had occurred
there ; but all the letters received by the BEAGLE
agree in asserting that the enemy's ships driven on
shore must go to.pieces.

A Common Hall was held at Dover, on Monday, for the pur-
ro6 of thanking G. L. WARDLE, Esq. when several resolutions
ivere agreed to, similar to those at other places, and ordered to
be presented to Mr. WARDLE' and Mr. Ho it woo o (one of the
Members of the County), by their representative butt JAM.
SON, Esq.

Often, very often, has is occurred, that the latest adventurers
in a Lottery have proved equally successful as the most early pur-
chasers of 'l'ickets and Shares. A very critical moment now de-
pends for trying the experiment. Thursday and Saturday next
will determine the issue of the present wheel, which yet possesses
Prizes of 420,000, £5OOO, £lO4O, £5OO, att. Ste.

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