Star.
London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

ROYAL DECREE OF DENMARK.

" We the King, influenced by thepeculiar circumstance* of the
time , have extended the operation of the Decree, shutting the
harbours of Husunt and Tonningen, with all the harbours of our
Duchy of Holstein, against the ships of North America, so that
any vessel of that Republic approaching any such harbour, is to
he ordered away without breaking bulk, in like manner as by the
Decree of the 15th of June, was ordered with respect to liusum
add l'onningen.

" Given from our office of Schleswig and Holstein, August 3,
1810. (aigned) " aIAiTANO.

(COuntcrsigned) " zoos Rs, &C:'
DUCAL DECREE OF AIkX;KLENBURO.

" Since we have frequently experienced that the North Ame-
rican flag has been misapplied by the English to introduce prohi-
bited goods, and to evade the commercial views of the French
Emperor, and since it is known that for a considerable time no
colonial produce has been exported from the American harbours,
We therefore hereby command the military tribunals in our ports
not to admit any North American ships, with whatever papers they
may be furnished, under any pretence whatsoever, and to take
cafe that the same be immediately ordered away. The military
tribunals are responsible for the execution of this decree.

" Deberah. July 29. (Signed) - " FRANCIS."
" To the Military Tribunals of Rostock and Weimar."
ROYAL DEclttsili PRUSSIA.

" By our Royal command, In puPnance of the commercial laws
now in force in Europe. we do hereby forbid that any American
ship should enter our ports, and that OA their approach they
should be immediately ordered off.
" Koningsburg, July 29."

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TUE ARMY.

The battalion of the 60th, or Rnyal American
giment, which has just arrived from JAm.sica,
first. It is stationed in the Isle of Wight, w•;
established as the head-quarters of this regime
We are sorry to hear that that excelleut officer
neral FERGUSON, who yesterday arrived in
from Cadiz, where he was second in comm.m,

very bad health. He was sent home by Sir ,
FEL LOWES on account of a d:.ease in the spleen.
The Guards, 30th Regiment, and other
going out to Spain and Portugal, as well as
Royal Veteran Battalion, and the numerous reinforce.
ments for Sir Jotis SrEwmtr's army, are gill detained
at Portsmouth by contrary winds.
At a General Court Martial held at Lisbon on the
19th of June, 1810, and contint.ei by Adjournment
to the 21st of the same month, Lieutenant Thomas
Dunkin, of the 4th Dragoons, was arraigned upot
the undermentioned Charges, viz.
Ist. For scandalous and infamous conduct, unbecoming the
character of an Officer and a Gentleman, while ha command of a
detachment of the 4th Dragoons in the Anacreon 't ransport, oy
the passage from Portsmouth to Lisbon, by making use of highly
improper Language to, and striking Hospital Mate Daniel Magian,
an Officer undtr his command, on or about the 7th of March,
1810; and also in fighting with, and making use of improper kr
guage to, the said Hospital-Mate Maginn on the deck of the A.
croon Transport oribisr about the 21st .March last.
2d. For scand.dous and infamous conduct, unbecoming the
character of an Officer and a Gentleman, by making use of highly
improper language to, and fighting with Hospital-Mate James
Malony, an Officer under his command, on the deck of the Ana-
creon Transport on or about the 19th March, 181 e.

The Court found him Guilty cf the I st part of the
Ist Charge, making tne of highly improper languaE,l
to, and striking Hospital-Mate Maginn, and sentenced
him to be suspended trom Rank and Pay for the space
of Six Months, and acquitted him of the remainder.
His Majesty has been pleased tocoafirm the sentence
of the Court ; but in consideration of all the circum.
stances of the Prisoner's conduct, as they appear upon
the face of the proceedings, his Majesty has been
pleased to command that it shall be htimated to Lieu.
tenant Dunkin, that his Majesty has no iurther ecca.
sion for his services.

N4YAi, 'INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, AUL,UST 27.

Last evening arrived the LORD COCHRANE brig,
Lieutenant TINDELL Commander—reports, that oa
Saturday noon last boarded a ship called the Nelly,
whe separated a few days before from a fleet from
Jamaica, consisting of about forty sail, tinder convoy
of the PELICAN bng ; that on Saturday evening he
saw about thirty or forty sail going up Channel,
%%Lich he supposed to be the same fleet. Arrived
his Majesty's sloop of war GANNETT, from a cruize,
and sailed again, as did also the Lord Cocuuss.

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