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

'much m fivenrable Itecritint OPt do health of the
ole
army than the private letters from Lisbon.
'Die foreign pipers say nothing of the indisposition
of the French Emperor. But different priv,tie letters
Inection the circumstance. The following is one of
them :

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" HELIGOLAND, SEPT. °Si
you exnat news, and I have some of a most extraordinary,
much doubt, of a most sivisfactory
said to have arrived here from the opposite shore
• ti e: Bonaparte is afflicted with a violent fever at
which has derang, d his intellects. Some people
!!i. delirium is occasioned by disappointment in his
with Austria. Ido not state this as a fact, but only

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r,port is added, as a confirmation, what is not per-
that in the first paroximt of his madness Bo-
(pit' of nis favourite Generals. The latter part of
r'' t, 1 ,l,irt• sae, is as true as the first, but we are so often
%ere by lals? rumours, that we hardly know what
t d tvlist to distrodh.
"„' news we had from the coact is, that the Emperor of
rjected the &grading terms offered by Bonaparte,
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tec.l.l menced hostilities. This L. not-the first time the
Armistice has bc. n a3se4d, aild I venture to
:. i. will not be the last time when it will be discovered to

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wra:hcr has ben so stormy, that the communication
zrr t,• , nd the shore has been much interrupted, and the
deterred from sai:ing by die violence of the wind

Leak to us for i
A Gci-,lliritan trio() reached London on Saturday
O 1;; ;;,,m the opposite coast of France, and who
„„ .13 P•ii"S so late as the 30th ult. confirms the re-

prt fN B.A.Los having been seriously indisposed,
hut he is now in perfect health. His ma.
1 ,;....x.;s yiolent fever, accompanied with delirium,
on by an imprudent exposure of his person
while in a strong perspiration. It cc-
(„:7••-eu towarJs the latter end of August. He had
during the whole of the forenoon of a
r,...h0t reviewing a corps of the army, and
some rnancenvres, and had just returned to'
when an• Ambassador Extraordinary,
‘.,:!!, 2 !etter fit;m the Emperor of RUSSIA, arrived.
1...11-u: resting himself, or seeking corporal refresh-
.m a change of clothes, he desired the Ambas-
,{ ; t•;, ue introduced, and having read the letter, he
with him into the garden of the palace,
remained for more, than two hours in con.
versa::en, whole of which time, according to the
tri its a' Par:s, his head was uncovered. In the
cour.,.:. (it'll,: night he felt himself indisposed, and be.
•„• t'!e clu:te of the following evening he was
the physicians in attendance to be in so dan-
ri.ps state, that expresses were sent off to Paris
f,:rtlier medical assistance. The strength of his
however, triumphed over the disease,
belle the cad of the month he was declared con-

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1,,,Yr. die same authority we Icarn, that it was sup-
- Paris that a Treaty of Peace had actually
::,laded I),?tween France and Austria, the un-
; condi•ions of which were, that the Emperor
r.hould withdraw from all public ditties, and
Archduke CNA tu.iis was to succuel Lim in a
„-vd portion cf his dominions, under the title
AusrmA. We cannot avoid doubting

. the correctness of this information.
.\ n.?:l.lar communication had been establish-a for
c6i..,v‘Ance of intelligence between Paris and
for which purpose upwards of an hundred
stationed at proper intervals. This Lir-
and several other particulars we have
cotLmonicated, shcw that NAPOLLON is turning
• .:1,1J: towards the Spaniards, and that we may
e:•;.;:ct the recommencement of active operations
• ..: unfortunate people.
• 'rum Paris to the Ist instant state that

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Fm:llest ;ir prehension was entertained in
lilat hostilities would be renewed on tile
..I.!,a!l..test intelligence from Vienna, which
1;::. was consickred as very satis-
uuderstood that BONAPARTr. night
St. Cloud by the 15th of this month,
set out for Spain in a few days after.
• . I scat to the Mayor of Tours, to make
• f.--r die passage of 80,000 troop, rein-
army in Spain.

dress to state, that a Dutch paper, cf
.1., the 7th inst. has this day, been re-
1, which says, that according to the
ilungary the Emperor of AUSTRIA
t.:::•r.;;Iy ill, that his life was despaired of,
12: td received 1.1.:e Sacrament.
P.,!:er contains a report that the Emperor
• 1.,1,1 declared his determination of joining
1 .4,6%e evcni of the renewal of hostilities.

;;a-...? also received Nantburgh Cormsponden-
-11":3 to :1!.! ?oth ult The French Emperor set out.
i m Schocnbrunn for Brunn, •:n a jour-
n=! (.;'Han:burgh Papers state that
P!,:ce is (-,r. Cie eve of bo.:ing concluded between
E-auce Austria, but Cley aid that a French army
Austria until a Peace it tosehided with Eng-

es.er,ll,ty morn'n{ his MAJESTY, Princesses An-I
s':i.! Soi,illl, accompanied by Lady E'.. Ge-
.ll i.! tz t Iv, Camel DE.sEnow, .Ind Major Peicr,
2.'3'1,* to S‘. Ge,rge's Chapel, Windsor, and heard a
zernion pre.idied the Hon. and Rev. Dr. MARSIIAM;
.1.• 12th chapter of St. Paul's first Epistle to the
Cz;ll,l.i ins, verse 31 :
" B t earnesey the belt gilts; awl yet shay If urto
yol a n'Orc cie ...lc it w.iy."
GlCat preparations are making at Frogrrore. for a
gra:ic.l display of fireworks, on 85th. instant.

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