Star.
London, England, 1809-08-08 00:00:00

EFRI.TN, JULY 10.

Some ill-disposed persons state that the Duke of
Brunswick Oels was assisted here in his enterprises,
by the transmission of several articles of warlike stores.
The absurdity of this assertion must be manifest to
every One, that purchases of this kind cannot be made
svitlygit the knowledge of Government, since they ale
prohibited, and the military cordons on the frontiers
render clandestine exportation absolutely impossible.
The most convincing proof, however, how much the
Government disapprove the conduct of this Prince,
and especially the proclamations in which he has taken
upon him to rn.-tke use of are name of the King. is,
that 1 Majesty, to show his displeasure at the Duke,
has ordel:cl the sequestration of the principality of
Oels in Silesia.

SPANISH PAPERS.

CORUNNA, JULY 16.

On the 13th entered this harbour from Gijon, the
English frigate the Amazon, Ciptain Parker. On
board was Lieut. Col. Cai rol, who last year arrived
here with Field Marshal Doyle, bringing with them
soon Spanish prisoners. This frigate brings from 4
to 50(X) muskets, 1,500,000 cartridges, and more
than 27,030 flints, besides 6000 muskets distributed
in the Asturias.

Yesterday Captain Hotham, of the Defiance, gave'
a splendid entertainment on board his vessel to the
M.irquis Roinana, Colonel Norona, &c. Nitrqeen
disch:trges, by way of salute, took place on the arri-
val and the departure of the guests. The healths of
their Majesties George 111. and Ferdinand VD.. were
severally drank with enthusiasm, with every demon-
stration of reciprocal regard between the two nations.

1 ROCLAMATION.
" Corunna, July 10, i 809.

" Spaniaras!

" The enemy of manltird. Napoleon Bonaparte, knows that
lit cannot corquer Spain by fore.' arms, and oi,,erves, with
j rin and shame, that his numerous arrni:x and most warlike
trips find t eir sepulchre in our peninsula ; and therefore, to
attain his unjust ends, he has recourse to seduction and intrigue;
anti by dint of brib..s, and promises which he will never tuLfil,
tatleavours to sow divisions and di.,co.d. For this purpose, he
avails himself of infamous emissaries. who pervert the understan-
eing, s!ille public spirit, and create distrust between the Supri-me
Central lenta, which is the aim at which he ever paints, because
Le cannot seduce it. There are no means, however detestable
aid vile, which he does not employ, his object being to destroy
;.oldie tranquillity, by means of his agents ; that the partizans
w I telt, to our mis.ortune, he has among es, may deliver us into
his hauds, to he torn to pieces ; that on us and our farniii• , may
ke exercised those horrors which are customary 4111011 g :he swarm
of robbers and assassins who compose hi, armies. Such are hi.
SranLrdi! acci such are his means.
" The Trilmnal of Public :safety is incessantly employed in
tincoveri. g, pui;ishitt;:, and exterminating that infamous race of
traitor„, at.d b,.d Spani irds, who endeavour to deceive and
ruin us. None !.!.ail he pardoned, and the inexorable sword of
Ice shall be lifted alike aga n.: the powerful and the
I.'r• :6's in ot.m.r pars ~,me culprits, convicted of 'reason, have
t, s shad tl.e .iabintut due to their crimes. Others, among
v ' m were public I:itictionaties, have been sent to imprison-
for e fl,inee; or less magi,it stir. There mie.i in the Fri-ions
stn: r guilty persons, processes are cart yirtg on with ail
5.e.:4; and, e tch du,: activity, the evil dispose.l, and the friends
of I'3.Aeon, sill he deiivel td ovei to the ?tr.:ishnient they merit
The nio, pt oicioua (.1 all arc thte.e who, to disunite us, scatter
against the pet ,cut Government ; for this is the sure
way, by d.,stroying the national representation, disuniting the
provine-s, j.eirlexing rtir rt latiot,s with the Americas and Fo-
s sign Courts soil Mtn anarchy, to mak:. the enemy master
of the 9eu.iitsula, aui effect oar destruct:6a. To avert tlii evil,
which i, datiiith the greatest which can befal a Sp-.niard, I have
d, nerd as oiler s

" 1. W!.oev .r sita endeavour to sow distrust of the Supremo
Cetrrli ;a. ta, and overthp.w the actual Government by popular
it:sarre.tit.!• and other vile means, is declared gtelty of high
teessuo, nnworea/ name of Spaniard, and sold to the tyrant
Napelean.

A, itch he Sll7ll i'l!frer the punishment of death, sand his
eirkc;s rorCieat
" ft. Whoever shaft held any language with a view to weaken
tie liaired ae ought to feel r. Avant. the French armies, v.'. 31.!
I; 1.-folarotlS ree l)ers and assas.i:.s, and come solely to
And saulbc, us, be in.g arrested, trie.l, and
suffer ti, Isut.i. meat he may have incur.. !.
ee 4, W:.4evt r d. -ou..ces criminals of this class to the tribunal
of public r corny aU te compete- tly rewarded on cot viction,
am: his name bl..dtb,
L. pre,eut l'ins;:ania•iun shall be affixed at the accus-
t, placts ut the town, aid in. erred in the periodical journals,
" MarciLli de la ROY:ANA."