Star.
London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARTS, SEPTEMBER 10.
On the 4th inst. his Majesty issued a Decree, by
which the exportation of French silks continues to be.
prohibited. The law of the 30th A, il, permittinr

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fission. 'tile English have taken, in all the ports on ihe exportation of certain kinds of silk, is suspended
- - vessels which until the Ist July, 1811.
,fed the An Imperial Decree of the 28th ult. contains the
long on following provisions :
hreak *on l. Vessels sailing with licences are expressly prohibited from
that the taking on board passengers for England, or bringing back with
which, them passengers from England to France, unless provided with
Luipped, passports signed with our hand.
Ich, and 2. Every passenger 'found on board any licensed vessel, going
to, or coming from England, without a passport signed by us,
: to Bil- shall be taken into custody.
he pass- s. Every vessel contravening the present order shall be put un-
' of the ' der sequestration, on her arrival, and reported to us.
join the (signed) NAPOLEON.
amount to SEPT. 12.—The Civil Tribunal of Verdun have
impossible just condemned four individuals to two, three and six
It is months imprisonment, and 987 francs penalty, for
. single sol- having favoured the escape of English prisoners.
destroying all
taking a Five marriages between Englishmen and French
ladies have been celebrated at Verdun during the las:
• of war
three weeks. •
:ker.—
Their Majesties tank an airing in a phaeton at St.
thlel those Their
Cloud yesterday. There were all sorts of sports.—
The phaeton went slowly, and there was not the least
disorder at the fete.
BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER 2.
We are informed that fresh convoys of ammunition
:the-Irish mid artillery have been received by the French armpll
been taken besieging Cadiz, as well as several detachments of
serve as a cannoneers, sappers, and miners. The works before
of the' the place are advanced, and the besieged are not in a
Amin on , condition to check them. The bombardment of t 4
a were dis- ! city has not yet begun. We continue to equip gun.
deserter ap- ' boats and other vessels. French seamen and Anda-1
he ar- I lusians serve on board these vessels.
follows :-1 All the attempts of the English and the Junta to
-s in the i relieve Cadiz have been fruitless. Troops have ad-
the fri., vanced from Gibraltar and Algesiras, from the moan-
tomPosedl tains of Estremadura and the province of Alentejo,
l'arcissat 1 but they have- been beaten at all points and partly
and the ! destroyed. The Duke of Dalmatia is constantly at
troops, i head-quarters at Seville, and directs in person the
harbours; movements of the corps which cover the siege of
on the [-Cadiz. At Seville several new Spanish corps have
when fleet's,- I been formed.
which had to i
1 The King has not yet quitted Madrid. It is said
_ Santana ; he will not proceed to General Suchet's army until
landed, but Tortosa has capitulated.
truth. The
me to ne-
Several corps have left Madrid, where giitat tran-
batteries (1617 reig*tO tePair to Andalusia:'
hundred prniN, AUGUST 30.
Corunna, Five Prussian regiments are under orders to =kith
taken at to the coasts of the Baltic, to reinforce the cordon of
camellia- ' troops already stationed along the shores of ttl'ilOf,
have been t and to oppose or attrtvtAi*yarc 0,00:41.104i
As talk of The compla44444.„ortho,3'coratAtt prta . owe
_ s i ceived trail •- iii to re4ipub4tatar:/4400'forth.
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it,,, all the barks and coasting vessels '
Yl3O, found, and have every where destroy
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almwere among them some French
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.mariner whom I sent ti
.. ~.,PAP4oapsliag the villages through which he
001/1040table ; the inhabitants talked c
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i'.l. TriTent*.but none expressed a wish to jo
fipi.c.',
.Oded. My troops here do not amot
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' tlilfm. able to carry arms, so that it is imps
,to'aend any-forces against the enemy.
.401 in ausliccircumstances not to have a sing
alei'disposable, and to see the enemy destroyn
tilt defences of the coast, as if they were talc
-OAR for their pleasure. Among the vessels o
Which are in sight, one appears to be a. two-decl
The public mind has been a little agitated in all
psarta, but nothing has been done to disturb the
litz.gesce.--I atn, with respect,,&c. &c.
(Signed) THOLIVIO
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. •?". - , ; No. IV.—St. Sebastian,
• Lord Marshal—Samuel Stephens, an
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regiment in the service of France, who has been
prtioner at Flushing, has been forced to sery
mariner on board the frigate, the Driade, one
six which form the English squadron cruizi
these coasts, and served in the troops which we
. e.olbarked yesterday at Uretrico. This desert
pears to have come hence to Sebastian, where
. rived to-day. . lie has related to me what folio
Eighteen gendarmes have been taken prisoners
detibourbood of Santona, and are on board t
gate; the Driade. The enemy's squadron is con
4 the frigates Arethusa, Driade, Medusa, Na
and Wizen. Seven or eight armed launches, a
' boats of the frigates, are used in disembarking 1
lad also in reconnoitring the forts and harl
they also make use of the fishing-boats 1
seam to-disembark and embark troops, when
sary. The deserter has seen a frigate, which
lbw Cbrunna for arms, join the division of Sai
be does not believe that they have been lands
the subject is of too much importance for me
left any possible means of discovering the trntl
signal-posts from Santana to Deva, and the bi
of the coast have been destroyed. About one h
leeng_raen have embarked at Santona for Cc
. ast.oonspany's ship Firmin, which was is
" The Spanistda who disembarked c
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V• litaik*lcasses, but tee
F4otiTtms
. in void the inbabitanta
-.. of uniaihAnaisopt. The civic
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