Star.
London, England, 1809-02-21 00:00:00

tell, as I have not my Cooks with me.
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Witness ordered to withdraw.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQ
observed, that there were other witnesses whi
wished to examine upon the subject of this in.
But as it appeared by evidence at the Bar, the
Committee could not for two days at least call
upon the attendance of Mr.. Clarke, whom he
particularly to examine with regard to the
which passed between her and the Duke of
upon the separation, he would propose to po.
any farther proceeding in this investigation
Wednesday.
This proposition was acceded to.—Upon
tion of Mr. HUSKISSON, Captain Sntingx was
to be sent to Newgate.—Adjourned to this d,

LONDON.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLO
Consols, for money, 67W—for Feb. 674.1—.-Es, Bills
Omnistai 1: i pre.

The Public know with what laboured sophistry
French official paper (the Moil:true) condescene
few months ago, to give an /xporie of the pi
falsehood of an inference submitted to the wore
the STAR, and drawn from certain traits which
racterised the diplomatic and military measures
NAPOLEON on the Continent. rye need not repeat
statements then given in the STAR and in the
tear, the French Government having taken
pains to give them publicity, and to render it
ble that they shouldeverbe effaced from the rec'
of Europe. It will be sufficient to remark, that
sisted in maintaining, that NAPOLEON had &term
aunihilate the Austrian dower; that his own -
afforded evidence of the intention; and that
would, at no very distant period, but too trul
our -statement.
The event, if we may credit accounts
this day from the Continent, was nearer than
well have been thought possible. A pact
Lady Freels, with mails and passengers, has
at Harwich in five days from Heligolan(
the statements in the letters and also commi
by the passengers, it appears that the French
ror, immediately after his arrival at Paris fror
set out for Germany, where he now remains.
mediate renewal of hostilities between Frai
Austria is reported to be the object of his
and the report is generally credited on the
BONAPARTE arrived at Paris on the 22d uli
evening.

It appears by private letters from Hat
the King of DENMARK has been turning 1
and complained to the French and Dutch
ments of the evasion and violation of the p
against commerce with Great Br:min. FL
presented that numerous vessels, laden in thk
Russia, have been continually passing thi
under Dutch colours, and furnished wig
clearances ; but thew clearances, it is pretei.
false, these vessels notoriously proceeding free
returning to England. In answer to this inform
the King of DENMARK has been desired t ) ad-
justice against the offenders, by seizing t
impnsoning the crews which may fall into lii
A letter from Bombay, dated the 9th
1808, says —u Every thing here ha, tilt• ;
warlike preparation. Our prospects, with
Persia, are, I fear, but gloomy. General M.
who set out hence some time since on a sped
sion to the Court of that country, has be! •
800 miles on this side of Tit-Anne, the capi,
French, are, we hear, very active in organiSit
have cannon•founderies, and other estalllis it
supplying the principal necessaries of war,
high favour and confidence with the Artaxerxes
I the day."

VALENCIA, (SPAIN) JANUARY
The news which we received froM the armies is
ing nature, and particularly from that of the Duke
TA Do's, vlllAth was posted In such a manner as to
city. His advanced guard, consisting of 6000
been all made prisoners. The French general Mo
a division of 18,000 men, has reached Cuencl. and w
direct his march to this place. The French have $
men before Tarragona. You may judge from this of
situation. On the nearer approach of the enemy I
move to .Alleant."

LavastrooL, Its 19.—Arrived the Henry, Host.
Port from New York, which place she left en the
nuary,the New Embargo Laws wereia force and acted
rigour.

Y.% amour:, Fits 20.—Two P. M. the Blom sew'
is now corning into St. Nicholas Gut, from the Baltic
ploreble condition, having lost her anchors, cables, and k,
having exhausted her provisi•ms and fuel. Her passage
been tedious, she brings no news. A lighter, with ant
cables, and a cu•fer, are gone to give her every assistance.
the EURTALUs frigate and Mortises' gun brig.—Wind
FALMOVTII, Felt. 18.—Salied the AREVIIVIA, Man
SZITANCE, and ORltitet also the ADRIAN armed
cruise.—.arrived the l hemitis transport, from Corunna
Vigo; Elizabeth, --•-, for Rio Janeiro, and the Susannah,
Barbados:, both from LiVorpool--che latter vessel has
lid days.

Meta, Fes. 20.—• Came in this afternoon the ship
N. tv York, from Teneriffe., bound to London with
bar Ale, havingbeen captured by a French lugger prig
retakeh yest Tday off Fairleigh by his Majesty's ship
warn the privateer tun alongside the ship to board her,
Fi erchmen were on the lugger's bowsprit, which broke,
whole of them fell into the sea, and were drowned,
MUNSON and four of hts crew were taken out of the ,*
Frenchmen put on board her, Who were landed here,
the ship came In, and lodged in the guard house.
and blows strong.
De A t, Ft a. so..Casne down from the itiver the
the Ranger, —, for the South seas ; t:enturion, Due,
Kingston lira so tt ; and the Lined it, Mesas° ND,
and remain in the Downs wils Sae ships as per last.
blows hard with rain.

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