Star.
London, England, 1807-11-25 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, OCTOBER it.

His Excellency the Miniher of State de Beradorff
will accompany his Royal Highnefs the Hereditary
Pt ince of Denmark to Odenall, where this Prince is
expelled by the sd of November.
To-day the pod fet off from hence fot Copenha-
gen, being for the 6rft time for two months pad.
()cross& v.—The Dutch mail which arrived
yefterday, was found full of letters from England,
they were opened and burned ; they were filled
with lamentations upon the ftagnation of trade ;
upon the interruption and difficulty of correfpon-
dence; upon the conftant fall in the price of colonial
produce; upon the fad and of lifting profpeet for the
future. Thefe letters mention that there is now no
other means of communication with the Continent,
but by way of Gottenburgh and Holland 0.
The fchemes which the Englith Merthants take
for correfponding with the Continent, are difficult to
be believed. The greaten part of the letters are not
figned, others ate dated Vienna, others only inclofe
accounts current. Tl fe devices, which they have
recourfe to, evidently thew to what a fad fituation
the country is reduced. Whether they write in Eng.
lifh, German, or French, or whether they date their
letters from Vienna, Stockholm, or any other place,
it may be directly ken, upon running them over,
that they come from England. There is but one
opinion here, which is, that England cannot continue
in its prefent fituation, and that if the meafures which
have been taken in Holland, and upon the Weler,
are executed, the reign of the infamous men who
have (worn eternal war will not be of long dpration..
Their hideous policy will hold them out to the world
like men covered with the leprofy, who are thind
out of fociety with horror ; for excepting thee Oli-
warchs, the Englilh people are of the fame opinion
ith the red of Europe, that it is necefary there
fhould be a maritime law common to all : with the
red of Europe, they have the featiments of what-is
right, and they reit& the idea of injullite, and of
what is arbitrary.
M. Reinhold, Charge d'Affaires of his Majefty the
King of Holland, is come back to Hamburgh.
•By letters from Holfleid, what had been Paid re.
fpefting the defenfive meafures that are taking in
Zealand, to oppoli, in cafe of neceffity, any new
landing, is confirmed. NecelTary meafures arc alfo
taking to convey to the ifland the whole Danilb army.
A confiderable corps will occupy Zealand, and other
corps the Wands of Fattier, Moen, Langeland, and
Laaland. Thefe Steps, together with the advanced
feafon, will no doubt force the Englilh to withdraw
their light veffels, which they appear defiroUs of leav-
ing in the Belts.

• Holland lince the new medures which file has taken, will no
longer correfpond with bgland. The linglifh trade mull And
the whole Continent fkut, and thofe enemies of all nations mutt be
excluded tram the common right. Wne be to the town, which
yielding to the egotifm of the moment mould betray the common
cave!—There arc ieople who only know how to complain.—
' hey ought to know bow to flair with courage; is take every
means of butting :be common enemy ; and to oblige bits to ac-
knowledge the pi neipk which diredts all the nations of the Con-'
dome. it Holl; ad had taken theft meafurea fines the blieckads,
perhaps Erik: d would have already made peace.--htlatitear.-

VIENNA,'OCTOUR
tt it expeaed that our Monarch will fet out the
beginning of nett week for Buda, to be prefent at
the doling of the Diet of Hungary. After return
the ctlelaration of his marriage will take place. The
rejoicing: will continue horn the 3:d November to
the 25th. On the former day there will be a great
affemnly at Court.
The Prince of Csallepanco, Ambaffador froux
Spain to our Court, has been recalled. He will fet
out in a few days. It is nut known who will be his
Ineeeffor.