Star.
London, England, 1809-07-07 00:00:00

LEINDEN, lUNE no.

According to letters from Turkey by way of Zara,
the Turks and English had sent an expedition to the
black Sea, for the purpose of invading the Crimea.
.\t Trawnick, in Bosnia, two Turkish Officers had
lsseried, that the Sultan had openly declared his
de.;ire of being on friendly terms with France, of
which that Power should soon receive the most de-
mon,trative proofs.

MUNIcH, JUNE 16.
A Major Pahler, styling himself Commander of
Coe Tyrolese sharp-shooters of Scharnitz, sent ht a requisition in uniting, to the Magistrates of Newnan, ,
demanding 15 head of cattle and 60 quarters of wheat
and ryt, to be delivered by the Syndic Reischer,
before ten o'clock at night. If this requisition was
not complied with, he threatened to permit his sol-
diers to supply themselves by forcible means. " I fed
no want of force," he writes, " nor are my sharp- •
shooters deficient in courage. If you do not comply
with the above requisition in the strictest manner, I
shall grant permission to 6000 of my bravest and
most skilful sharp-shooters, to pillage your town and
its environs, to drive off 441 the cattle in the plains or
on .the mountains, and to carry with them hostages
from every place they visit, whom I shall retain as
preAtres ; until, besides the amount levied by piii4a.
P-y si% tinia the value of my present requi-
Y mi rne
• mriall.

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TjTE EVE 'g- STAR. 4
"LogpoiN.

Termorrro we 44 lay before the Public a Translation .of a
Letter which has been industriously circulated is Prance. It
was on its first appearance sn to have been written by
the holders of Colonial producer afterwards it was barred
to have been circulated by the influence (secret but powerful)
of the Government itself, preparatory to the measures which
NAPOLZON means to adopt in consequence of the commercial
intercourse being again restored between this country and
America.

FRIDAY, JULY 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Noun. for July 69;11—Reduced 681i—Omnium 1 1 preas.
Exehe. Bills. 6s. 121. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 681-4 India &Inds is.. prera.
3.per Ceat. Ann. 672-1 ex. div. Exch. Bills, 7s. 13s.
4 per Cent. 89,1 i Ornnium prem.
p r Cent. N.ivy 98 j 1 ex. div. State Lott. Tickets, £2l. I Is.
Long Ann. 18 11-16th. Cons. for acc. 691-

Yesterday afternoon letters were received from Co-
runna, dated so late as Thursday se'nnight. Several
British vessels had entered that port, where they had
been received with great joy by the inhabitants. These
letters announce that the whole of Gallich has been
evacuated by the French armies under NEY and
Somr. The united force of these Generals, reduced
by war and disease to 12,000 men, are said to have
retired into Leon, and the adjacent parts of Asturid,
carrying with them no less than 6000 sick and
wounded ; and, it Is asserted, that not one single
French corps was in Gallicia on the 2Gth ult.
Under date of Ferrol, June 29, a Gentleman writes
as follows to his Nephew :--gl With the End help of
our brothers, the English, the French have been ex-
posed to the necessity of abandoning this port, and
there are not now, I. am confident, 4000 Frenchmen
in all Gallicia."

Of the action lately fought in Arragon betreeti the
armies of General BLAKE and General Sovoirr, the
following authentic particulars have been communi-
cated :—The enemy's force consisted of 8!00 men,
including 500 cavalry, with three pieces of cannon ;
the Spanish of 9600, including 000 cavalry, with
twenty pieces of cannon. The enemy's loss was con-
siderable. UpwardS of 200 dead were buried, inde-
pendent of clime left dead on the field of battle.—,, In
the night of the 24th they retreated. Some accident
occasioned an alarm amongst them, .and in the con-
fusion they fired upon each other.--The road towards
St. Pierre was strewed With knapsacks.—Br.mte's
army was increased to nearly 20,000; he w.ts ex-
pected to enter Saragossa, and it was supposed all the
French would soon retire behind the Ebro."

Letters from ansTA's head-quarters, of the 9th of
June, state, that the French had then a force of 28,000
men, along the North of the Guadiana, and CUESTA
30,000, in goodorder and high spirits, in consequence
of the news of the Austrian victories, and the ap-
pointmev of Marquis Wyn.LEstrr. VICTOR and all
the other French corps are expected to retreat towards
the Ebro, but we entertain hopes that some of their
divisions will be cut off.