Star.
London, England, 1809-10-14 00:00:00

'tnit moßAltftt) .1
On the igth inst. the EtitpeAr fispOleas-irrived in 1
our place, and alighted at the Hotel of the States,
where a Deputation of the Statei of Moraeia•sester-
day waited on his Majesty. At eleven o'clock the
Emperor proceeded to the field of battle of Auster-
litz, where he reviewed the third army. On the re-
turn of his Majesty the whole town was illuminated.
This morning the Emperor left this place for Vi-
enna.
The negociations for peabe are continued in Al.
tenburgh without interruption,.but all the reports in
circulation relative to the ternps-of peace are most
, ....-
certainly without foundation.
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ZURICH, SEPT. 26.

His Excellency the Landamman proposes' to im-
mediately renew the negotiations relative to the tern-1
tories, dependant on Switzerland, which have. been
sequestrated in Suabia by the Kings of Bavaria and'
Wurtemberg.
In all the eastern cantons of Switzerland, the pre-1
hibition to export powder, lead, and other similar
objects into the Voralberg and the Tyrol, has been re-
newed on the recommendation of the' I andamman,
who has addressed circular letters on this subject to
the cantons of Zurich, Schaufhausen, Turgovia, the
Grisons, &c. These circular letters signify, that on a
part of the Swiss frontiers, A clandestine traffic is
carried on with the neighbouring countries in warlike
ameetnition, which can no longer he tolerated with-
out danger of compromising the Helvetic neutrality.
New prohibitions have been accordingly published by
many of the cantons—that of St. Gall declares the
offenders enemies to their count! v, and orders'that
they shall be brought before the tribunal of criminal
justice of the cantons, and punished with the utmost
rigour of the laws.
The four Swiss Regiments in the service of France
are completing ; they will amount in the whole to
15,608 men. The general statement of the central
contingents gave 1.5,916, but the vicious mode of te
cruiting which has for some time been suspended, pre-
vents this total from being rendered complete. The
last diet recommended to the Landamniall to take
proper measures to remove the obstacles whieeh the
enrolment had met with from the regiments, and their
councils of administration. •
Same cantons which are in arrears relative to others
with respect to the leviec of men prescribed to them,
have also been required from the Diet, and are today
to regulate themselves in this Particular without delay.
STUTGARD, sEPT. 26.• •
The process commenced'at Lindau against the in-
surgents of the Voralberg still continues.
MUNICH, SEPTEMBER 21.
This day his Majesty.received advices from Schoen-
bow, which are very, favourable to peace, and with
which his Majesty was highly gratified..
GOTTENBURGH WAIL.
GOTTENBV3GII, Oct. 6.—A'number of ships, des-
tined to England from the Souncleinsee'pit.in here.
Sonic of them are damaged in .a brisk gale during
their passage by Helsintotrg..- AppreheOsions are en-
tertained for a ship of 50(loton't,with hemp, wbkh
did. not arrive with the convoy.. . .
Peace has been signed between Sweden. and Russia,
alter a long delay in negotiation. The-main The-main arti,:le
it conta;ns is, that our ports *are to be :against
Great Britain ; but ;tee to. any other parfictil'ars we
know nothing, as the treaty has not been received here
kom Stockholm;
You will have learnt before this arrives in England,
that peace has been at length conchided by a tre.aty
between this country.end Russia ; a peace injurious
ro both countries, which Britain will feel, but which
Sweden will feel more. Those who take a general
view of the situation of the two nations, r. ill, litA‘'ever,
perceive that all intercourse cannot he put an end to.
The treaty we have net vet seen, but my are in
hourly expectation of receiving it. ladeed it has been
said, that it has act,i div al rived here, but I have not
beer, able to see or o) obte,n it. Same of the contents
have transpired. and amen other articles it is re-
ported to comprise one, which proVides that &nisi)
colonial produce and salt, m:lnufaCtnred in England,
should be ad:niaed ieto the ports of Sweden in nett-
', teal tressel
jlis be. the ease, tbe prospect is not so dark as it
at first appealed to he, and the commerce may yet
be maintain- I helirectly between the two kingdoms.
We have io news to communicate ; but it has been
several times rumoured on various :ool.orities, that
the armistice on the Danube had been broken, and
the war commenced ; yet people have ceased now to
believe it. Letters from Bremen lately arrived make
no mention of the subject.

THE I,l\' FaN I N(;

LONDON.

CO4l. TRADE.—On the Impositions practised nn the Public in
the Price of Coals, we have published several Communication.
from Correspondents. Others have come to hand, but we must
decline their Insertion, as we cannot exclude other subjects
from our columns to make room for so lungtheued a con-
uver,y.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS TI-lIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
S per Cent. Cons. fair maney 68-4—for arc. 69.
Omnium 1 prent.—Exche. Bills, 6s. 12s. pre.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock shut Omnium 1 prem.
3 per Cent. Red. 6711, India Stock 190
3 per Cent. Cons. 680 India Bonds, 265. 275. pre.
4 per Cent. 15211 Exch. Bills, 10s. 151.. pre.
.5 per Cent. Navy 9934 i English Lottery Tick. 211. 17s.
Lung Aun. 13 746 5-t6 Cons. for Nov. 4i9

Mon;frunr to the .sth inst. and also Dutch and Cr.e
man Papers to a late date, arrived last night.

The accounts from Holland are to the 9th instant.
They are of a pacific complexion.

A letter from Vienna, of the 26th ult. observes,
that the important negotiations at Altenburg were
proceeding as fast as the difficulties the contracting
parties had to encounter would admit. The restora-
tion of tranquillity was procrastinated until the return
of the Courier froin Petersburgh, whose arrival was
daily expected.
Letters from Walcheren to the 11th inst. speak of
the improving 'health of our troops in terms highly
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