Star.
London, England, 1809-10-04 00:00:00

BOHEMIA, SEPTEMBER ii.

According to some accounts her Majesty the Em-
press of Austria is much indisposed.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER 17.

The Royal Westphalian guards are still here, and
have as yet received no orders to march ; they were
yesterday reviewed by the Inspector Von Gruen.

BANKS OF THE INN, SEPTEMBER 7.

Ten thousand men are working without interrup-
tion on the fortifications of Passau. The forts of
Napoleon, Maximilian Joseph, Louis, Eckmahl,
Abensberg, &c. which surround the city and termi-
nate at the castle of Hackhaus, are already furnished
in a great measure with heavy artillery. There are
few examples of a city being surrounded with such
considerable fortifications within the space of four
months. Passau is now become one of the most im-
portant passages of the Danube. The 13th regiment
of Bavarian infantry is encamped in the city, in
which are also several depots of French cavalry.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cons. for money 68u—account
Omnium 4 prem.—Exeheq: Bilk, us. 12.5. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock for open. 2684 ludic Bonds 21s. 20s. pr.
3 per Cent. Red. shut Imp. Ann. 74
3 per Cent. Cons. 68itt Exeheq. Bills, !Is. 4s. Ss. pre.

4 per Cent. shut State Lottery Tickets £2l 171.
I per Cent. Navy 991 1991 City ditto d.:B 15s.
Long Ann. shut Cons. for acc. 681
India Stock 1871 187

This day His MAJEsrY came to town, and held a
Levee at the Queen's house, which was attended by
the Cabinet Ministers, when the new Ministers kissed
hands on their appointments.
Mr. Husxlssos has certainly resigned his situation
at the Treasury : but it is not true that Mr. ARBUTH-
NOT succeeds Mr. WELLESLEY POLE in the Secretary.
ship of the Admiralty.
Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK has not yet been appoint-
ed Secretary at War, nor were the arrangements
wholly completed when this Paper went to press.

We have this day given further extracts from the
German papers received yesterday. The Proclama-
tion of the Austrian Emperor, and the exertions em-
ployed in strengtheoing the various fortifications, and
recruiting the armies, certainly indicate strong ap-
pearances of returning hostility ; but we are still of
opinion that the differences between France and
Austria will be accommodated—perhaps at the ex-
pence of Turkey.
By letters from Holland of the 30th ult. it appears
that the embargo has been taken off all neutral vessels
in the ports of France and Holland, upon the express
condition, however, that none of them shal enter a
British port ; and that if searched by our cruizers,
they shall, if afterwards captured by French cruizers,,
be considered lawful prizes to the captors.
A passenger by the vessel that brought these letters
states that he had read in the Dutch papers of that
date, that NAP•LEON continued at Schoenbrunn so
late as the 18th oh. and that he had been actively.
engaged for some days before in reviewing and exer-
cising his troops. Our informant also states, that
the general tenor of the intelligence contained in
these papers was warlike.
By letters from the East of Europe it appears that
the Russians in Moldavia and Wallachia have re-
ceived considerable reinforcements, and that the army
in Galiicia, lately acting against the Austrians, has
orders to march to those provinces.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office, at which were present the
CHANCELLOR, Earls Li Vi:hPool., CAMDEN,
CHATHAM, Hmtkowar, and BATuuttsr, Lords WE.
GRAVE and LIEVESON Gowrs, and the Cnam.:ELLoR of,
the EXCHEQUER.
Mr, BARTHOLOMEW FRERE, the brother rf Mr.
JOHN HOOKHAM FRERE, is appointed Envoi Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary ni S ville, in the
room of Marquis WELLE`iLEY, who is recalled.
A Military Officer arrived yesterday at tie Office
of the War and Colonial Department, with dispatches
from Lord 'A rt.LINGI 0!:.

Lieutenant CA 11:41CI1A I L, Aid.de•Camp to General
CA►:+la n arr., art ived with duplicate dispatches from
his fathcr in the AV:.,,t Indies, at Lord CASTLEREAGH'S
Office on S.u►tnlay last. The dispatches contain the
particulars of the surrender of St. Domingo. —He
brought with him the colours taken there. He was
eight weeks on his passage, during the whole of which
the weather was very b►,isierous, and much was suf-
fered from the late tremendous gales.
Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal, Madras,
Bombay, &c. were finally closed at the East India
House, and forwarded to Portsmouth, to be put on
board the Georgiana packet, Captain LEIGH.
Friday, Sir F. BURDETT left his house in Piccadslly,'
to spend the shooting season with Lord OXFORD, in
Herefordshire ; he intends spending a fortnight at
Cheltenham, on his return to town. _ _

Last week the annual meeting was held at Ednam,
for the purpose of celebrating the anniversary of the
birth of TitomsoN. The memory of the Poet of the
Seasons, and other appropriate tots were given, and
the day was spent with that conviviality and dec.oruni,
which the occasic.o of the mcetincr is so Well calculated
to inspire.