Star.
London, England, 1810-10-11 00:00:00

e:m, bordering upon France, desiriig all necessaty,
;neasal es should be taken to prevent the emigration
of French subjects, .vlio set out with their families
and :tat particularly no emigrants may be suffered to
pass in and through the territories of this town, not-
withstanding any foreign passports they may have,
unless they can prove their emigration is expressly au-
thorised by the Minister of Police at Paris, his Serene
Highness has jest approved the under-rnentioned
Treasure :
The Pace have received general instructions to
watch attentively (for the neglect of which they will he
per3anably responsible) that the passage be absolutely
Oita to all French subjects, as well as to their wives
and children, who may present themselves here with-
ott being furnished with the authority. already stated
tear on the contrary, and without paying attention
to any foreign passports whatever which they may be
able tc) produce, they may be immediately arrested
and sent to the Superior Commandant of the place,
who Neill give the necessary orders for their being con-
veyed back to the place to which they belong.
(Signed) " COUNT DE BEUST.
" Frankfort, June 17, 160."

1:1 consequence of the dangerous indisposition of
the Princess A nELIA , his MAJESTY did not come to
town yesterday to hold a private Levee as usual. •
.tln :iccount of the state of the Princess AtitruA
mt every morning from Windsor by a Dragoon, to
:.ho Duchess of BKUNSWIC X, at Blackheath
No material alteration had taken place in the state
of her Ito) .al Highness when the latest col-amunica-
tion left Win&or yesterday evening.
The Countess of HArtnixo•rox was about to pro-
cced to ' 7indso- yesterday morning, to take leave of
her MAJEsTv previous to her setting off for Ireland ;
but she received an intimation that the QUEEN would
not be able to sve ht r, nor does her MAJESTY see any
body, owing to state of the Princess Amr.l.ta.
Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Dukes of
YORK, KENT, CUM.:,EitLAND, CAMBRIDGE, Princesses
,A.l:,,a.s.rn and Sc:uzx,s, took an airing on horseback in
Windsor Park, accompanied by Lord WALSINGIIAM,
Lady ELY, Generals G WYNNE and FiTzttoY.
The Prince of WALES and all the Royal Dukes re-
main at Windsor.

On Saturday, on his road to Bath, SirSIDNEY Salmi
;.lighted at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham ; he icn-
medi.itely went to visit the extensive Manufactories of
Mr. Tit:)MASON, where he continued upwards of four
hours viewing the variety of curious mechanism and
workmanship for which that Manufactory is so emi-
nen tI y conspicuous.; and then proceeded on his journey
towai Lis Bath.

Yesterday, a Ballot was taken at the East India.
House, when SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. was elected a
Director, in the room of Sir FRANCIS BAILING, Bare.
deceased.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the undermentioned extra
ships were taken up, and thus stationed; viz.
trtion, Captain SIM raon, and Northampton, Captain Savona s,
for Bombay and Bengal.
Devaynes, Captain BROOKI ; General Stuart, Captain JAmi-
GON; Ocean, Captain 11ITAccaRT; and Sir William Pulteneyt
Captain CHRISTOPHER, for Coast and Bay.
Union, Captain GAIiLARD ; 'Tottenham, Captain /tints; Re-
treat, Captain HARRIS, fur Bengal direct. .
The voyage of the Warren. Hastings was altered from. St. He.
lena and Bengal !o Bengal direct.
The tinder mentioned Oflir!ers were sworn into the
command of their respective ships, viz.
Captain Lour. Dons, of the Walmer Castle, fur St. Helena,
acoolyn, and China; and Captain BLADLE, of the Surrey, for
tengal.

Tuesday, the Captains of the Royal Navy at Ports-
ntotttl, gave a sumptuous and splendid entertainment
to the Ccmmodore and the °dicers of the Spanish
navy, who are at that port, to which Lords SPENCER.
and 1-louallo, Admirals Sir Room Cun•ris and
H.Aacoon, Generals EtroT, WurrizAss, PORTER,
M‘Lgon, CcppAch, &c. were invited.

Last week a surnptnons entertainment was given
1w Lord Amutus BEAcomtr, on board the ROYAL
fiax, Spithead, to the Duke and Duchess of ST.
-4.t.tri,N, Lord SPENCER. Lord and Lady HOLLAND,
aad a iIiIMEfOUS party of fashionables.
C r Itt)::.—The Opera of ',broad and at
lame, and below Stair:, were the perform-
z.aces la't evening. The former piece upon the whole
w4s but indilierently got through. The performers
.:decd ppened to be atroad, and not at home in their
parts, and were obht;ed to have recourse frequently
the aid r.f the prompter. _High Life belay., S:airs
,was etcelletrly played.
The.. extraordinary instances of vegetation
hate raken place daring the pre,ent unusually mild
Autumn :—A Gentleman at lientish-town has a
peach-tree in his,. garden fall of bloom ; another at
Iths an e::tly saramer apple-tree, which has
its second crop of fruit fr.- the year knit, and advan-
cing to growth t. and several Übe and laburnam-
trtts tire same neigl:bourhood have put forth new

Psecoants were yestc;rday received from Holla':d of
a cut tnoregloomy than any that have come from it
once its aralciatir a to France. The vigilance and
•t.-.7cc ties of the French have completely destroyed
.
intle pm Lion of clar.lestine commerce. that was
carri,:d on. Fresh contributions were talked of ;
And it was even reported that all the circulating
Specie was to be called in, and its place supplied by
an emission of Assign,-.:;, or some other denomina-
ti n of paper currency. One of the letters says,
"we :mirnhle, but dare not complain. The French
Ccneral at the head of itif-airs governs us with a rod
of iron. While we contemplate the miseries of sur-
rounding nations, misfortunes keep crowding on us.
Yesterday two fresh houses suspended their payments;
Ind when our commercial distresses will terminate,
no maa can say."
The King of WESTPHAL:A had introduced into hiS
"minions the imooct of 40 per. cent. on colonial pro-
duce qxacteci in Holland, and in consequence of this
inaacial arrangement, a great quantity of property
nt that kind had been put nnier sequestration, until
:Imatint of stich duties should be pai4 into. the
Treasury.., . -

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