Star.
London, England, 1809-06-17 00:00:00

POSEN, MAY 26.

According to yesterday's Gazette, General Dom-
browski has left this city in pursuit of the enemy,
whose intention it was to excite a revolution in Poland,
for the purpose of incorporating Warsaw with Galli-
cia, which was henceforth to be governed by the Arch.
duke

On the 20th inst. the fortress of Zamias was taken
by our troops by assault : 3000 men were taken pri-
soners, and 30 pieces of Ordnance were found in the
place. By the bombardment a powder magazine was
blown up.

EVENING-.STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 17. - "
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY,AT d'et.i§ert
Consols, for July, 69H—Redueed 681—Ornnium
Exchequer Bill,. ss. to I 1 s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS MT. ERDAY.
peer Cent. Red. eel India t on& 18141*.
3 per Coot. Come. shut I Imp. Ann. Ann. sof
4 per Cent. it3l Exclioq. )fills, ss. 11n.
Tri
4 per Ceat. Navy shit Omniuni Is prem.
Long Ana. la 9-16 f Cons. for sec. Mitt"

This morning we received some additional Dutch
Papers. From these, and the Papers which arrived
yesterday, we have given some interesting extracts.

Yesterday the HAvoc gun-brig, Lieutenant BAII-
- with a Flag of Truce, and a Messenger on
board, sailed from Yarmouth for Riga.

The ROZBAJCK, VIXEN, ,I:4l4Pcs gad•CHANTICLZER,
arc under sailing ordeirfor. Rig
!•,. • a.
A vessel arrived from off L'Prienthas brought a
report, received from
,a,.fashing-veasel, :that :orders
I had been issued for. the it evacuation of the
North of. Spain, the. wit* Of- the troops stationed
there being required lo reinforce•t4e armies in 'Ger.
many, particularly as it, was believed a war with
Prussia was determined -0n;...1.ti.i5• rather,. angular
that such a statement as the latter grould be made
the subject of conversation- at:snettrly,Rala and: the,
same point of time, both in France. anitan- U 4114
Letters from the latter•kingdon4received a fer4ars
since, speak of a Declaration of War on the part 6-;f,
the King of Prussia, as actually ready for immediate
publication :—if so, why is it withheld ?—.Perhaps'
the above rumours are set afloat as mere delusions,

;

The UNICORN frigate, which has arrived at . Ply-
mouth from Itrchefurt, was informed at sea thaaord
,COLLlNGtvgobhad fallen in with the Toulon fleet and
captured five sail of the line and a number of trans.
ports.—This is plainly•the same idle rumour that has.
more than once been contradicted.

'Yesterday the Lady reliew: paclret arrived from
the Leewards Islands,. with a..mail, Containing letters
and Gazettes to the 18th Ult. There are abOtit 120 ship.
waiting for the York man of war, in addition to two
! frigates, which are to form the ,convoy of the trade ,
' from the Caribbees tia.this country. It was expected
that they would set sail about the 20th of last =with,
so that Elie whole, under .a prosperous wind, may be
very soon expected. It is discovered, that the plan-
tain tree, by a partieutai. preparation of its. produce,
will supply a suhstitute for hemp_ of such a quality,
as. to render that.artiele unnecessary which his hither-.
to been -considered so- important. This: tree aboubds
At Detnarate:'ThesikGazettOiecirifirm the intelliginie,
that' the tWci: French' Men of war had effected their
escape fr,orn,Los Santos, contrary to what we Lave seen
lately positively asserted. We are sorry to observe by
these liticiptittsilklt' the • troops' lit the island of Bar-
'badoes nollate(1, 0. healthy as was before repre-
sented. Mitericair politics are considered at the Lee-
, ward Islands so nearly to affect their interests, that
not only the late p6rottedin,gs of Embargo and Non-
:lntercourse '4,c te• the'Vgited Statess;"are introduced
;into their .papers,.l,4-...44o_4imeitations on the Re-
„publican Institutions. •
NaSates of. the Minority on Sir FRANCIS Bortrarr's
Motion :

Mr. Moore Mr. Cuthbert Mr. Maxwell • -
Mr. Wharton General Campbell Mr. Hutchinson '
Mr. Western Mr. C. Adams. Sir Thomas Tun=
Mr. Tracey Mr. H. Thornton Mr. Knapp 4 )
I
Mr. Lefevre Mr. Wardle Slr Francis Burdett
Mr. Madocks
. 1 Tellers.
Mr. Harvey Combe
Mr. Lyttkton patre- &off.
The Prince of ORANGE, or rather,Prino WILLIAM
Of ORANGE, is not theson, Ing,the gran.dson, 6f the •
late STADTHOLDER. lie will not have completed his-
17th year till next Deeerntipii; having been Liam only
about two years before the flight of his Giandfather.
from Holland, in January,it9s. It is •4derstood,.
that by his MAJESTY'S etpress direction, fie. ten'
„ , ,i,
entered some time ago as. Astudent atehrist % ~mann,i
Oxford. • ;A. 1.1-!, IT •'1

2 c • !:
Yesterday Sir DAVID Duni)Ali held 4 FUNICI#Y at
his Office in the Horse Gstardso and gave agdiencei.
to the Marquis of HUNTLY, Earls Eonritowr and
SUFFOLK, and about forty niilitary officers.
An elegant gold box, richly ornamented with ,dia,
monds, of the value of one thousand guineas, with a
miniature of his MAJESTY, was on Thursday presented
by his MAJESTY to the Spanish Ambassador. '
His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES enter.
rained yesterday the Earl of JERSEY, Sir CHARLES
BUNDURY, Sir HARRY FEATHERSTONE, and a numer-
ous party, with an elegant dinner at Carleton-House. •