Star.
London, England, 1809-06-19 00:00:00

ALTONA, JUNE 6.

It appears that some hundreds of Schill's corps
have effected their escape to the Isle of Rugen.—
Arnotig the prisoners that hare fallen into the hands
Pf General Gratien are four of Schill's officers.
His Majesty has given strict orders to our cruizers
and armed vessels in the Baltic to prevent any of the
fugitives in the Isle of Rugen from getting off by
means of neutrals.

•
STRAUBiNG, MAY 29.
There is stiil a remnant of from eight to 9000 Aus-
trians in the wards of Bohemia, -who sometimes pass
the frontiers in. detachments ; atad, after levying con-
tributions' on: the towns in Bavaria, return to their
hiding-places. The military, aldttg the line of the
Danube, fi-oni Ratisbon to Passau; are extremely ha-
rassed bithese•attaCks ; which, from the ref pidity and
secrecy with which` they are made, defy prevention,
and elude pursuit. • •

. . ANTWERp,JUNE s.: •
The. Gazette of this city contains the.followintar.
tide :
" It may ,be considered as-certain, in.the present
state of things, that the Imperial decree of thf, 16th.
September, 1808, vial not only: be executed.with the
utmoSt rigOtir,.but also tilatits influence, Wili.be ex-
tended to all the'allies.a. France, on the,Cantinent,
for if ever there existed a moment for successfully
killing a death blow to the industry of:Great Britain,
it is the present. Almost all the coasts or Europe
belonk to France, or her friend's and, allies. Trieste.
and Fiume-; and SWeden also, are lost to England, and
the shores of the Baltic Will speedily be furnished with
a nitmeroni 'll)6St effectually pre-
vent the :civerflOw of prohibited productions. But
-that, in tire present state of things, no other system
than that 'hitherto pursued, can be'adniitted, without
,erating the rain of. commerce, and' particularly
French mattufacttices-L-that the.perniiss4mi Of entering
our port's ttitdet the flag Should entirely
cease—are propositiOni With'the truth of which, *Aar
the Chambers of 'commerce in tranee
larly the nun
eatincit of. coek ,e P:arif, are fallr
• ;
and sdoepTy impressed. • •
44 Of the readiness with which our allies will adopt
this system, we may be enabled to form an opinion
fromAhe consideration that an Arnericv.ii eitrgo,'F'6l-11
sisting chiefly of dye-stuffs, lantleditt TOtinihiterf;hat
been deposited-in the royist tioiregeiusei of 1411,1-nazi*,
to await the decision of the Government ; and also,.
.that .Russia _denim!, of. Sweden, -sts•one of th{e con-
ditions of peace;;... than:she shall shut bertiorts::argainst
English, vessels.. 40m-..a11. these .qonsiderations, h
follows 'that neither colonial products, nor.any 66ir
articles. of. zoom-tem, aad. -irsagafacture will fait hi
blit.„ on the contraifyi jhar wijl rikt.. the
moment Ole di§positionsavhickara,expected frong ,the
=WI)! 4}4 w45*13-94hamerorigire;tna064.11011in,‘,
Travellers, who weTe as yupien4 wiittieioefor4.o eth
-
, trance of khe Frenchinco-that shit'the •
price ot Macedenian eottovs,l!aci,then risen. from 280
to 360 florins. It is said that all that remains of them,
in the warehonsaa of yieona„consistssaf about 10,000
bales,' princlpallir Of Sriinferior qual4,,and,svhtilly
unlit:for the ptirliO;es Otthe.i.reyith4sswisS mann-
. faittirersy, Those of 'thebesi cpiality,h4ve been bought
up by 'the Engli'sl4.at'SmYrna abd in Macedonia, and
their re-importation to the continent of EuMpe is pro-
hibited, In general, the,c,orquercial. policy of the
gugiioi leads theM•tcr..,thn rtt,ot scinpulons attention
with regard to this plycluctoncorder that the posses-
an of the raw materials may as much as possible fa-
vow- the sale of their owa manufactures,"

DRESDEN, MAN se.

Seven people, six of whom are Prussian soldiers,
have been transported from Posnania to Thorn, i..
chains, to be tried by a military commission, f;,:
spreading reports unfavourable to the Frelich arms.