Star.
London, England, 1811-08-24 00:00:00

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JO bawds of beef, 19 do. of pals, 25 Wes of soap, 18 ditto of
candies, 10 firkins et butter. 10 ditto of lard, 10 baskets or boxes
of sweet oil, 5 bads. olcostfisb. 20 cases ditto, 20 barrels of flour,
5 pipe. (i! wine, le catii of ditto,6 barrels of lamp-oil, 5 hisds. of
beer or porter, hats, shoes, &c. by the ease or hhd. cheese and
hams of bacon wholesale, cordials wholesale, 'dry goods by the
bail, case. trunk, barrel, khd. &c. without retailing any by the
piece or ell.
4. Whoever shall act in contravention to the present Ordi-
nance shall forfel three thousand dollars for the first offence—
and, in case, of a repetition, double chat sum, and throe months
imprisonment.
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We do order that these presents. to which is affixed
our Royal Seal, be addressed to all the Conrts and
Tribunals of Justice, and Administrative Authorities,
that they may be entered on their rec,irds—that they
observe them, and cause them to be observed, through-
out the kingdom ; and that our Minister of Justice
be charged with its execution.
Done at Cape Henry, the 19th of June, 1811, year
8 of the Independence.—(Signed) HabiltY.
By the King, Duc DE Motux.
Minister and Secretary of'State.

There is a Royal Gazette established at Cape-
Henry, the motto of which is the following quotation
from Voltaire—,. The first King was a Soldier of
fortune—whosoever serves his country well, has no
need of ancestors !"

THE EVENING STAR,

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 24.
ST. BARTMOLOIRW.—HoIiday at the Steck Exchange.

His Majesty's ship MIRRRING, and the Marlborough
packet, have arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon, with
mails and passengers. The former in 26 "days, and
the latter in 17. The dispatches from Lord WEL-
LING-rola and Mr. STEWART, which were given in the
STAR of yesterday, came by the Marlborough, and
we have this morning received same additional Lis-
bon Papers, but they contain no intelligence from the
allied army of a mere recent date than that which
we communicated yesterday.

By the HERRING, Government have received Dis-
patches from Lord WELLINGTON, dated the 27th ult.
The chief part of their contents were of course anti-
cipated by his Lordship's dispatch to the Regency,
isiven in our Paper o f yesterday,and they contain no
additional intelligence of importance.
Goods are now selling at Lisbon with a loss of 30
to 40 per cent. on the London prices, and great part
of those goods are sold on credit.
The following is extracted from the Lisbon Papers:

ASTORGA. JULY 14.
On the 2d inst. Don Julian Sanchez was in the
vicinity of Zamora, and notwithstanding he insulted
the garrison, they shut the gates, and would not
come out. At four he returned to his usual post,
at Ledesma.

As Joseph wishes to give a pretence for his re-
turn into Spain, he has decreed a Meeting of the
Cortes, (Fine Corks! a deliberative body surrounded by
foreign bayonets, and without a will ! Extravagant im-
posture never fails to degenerate into stupidity) and the
first deputies he has named, are of the provinces
which his troops do not occupy. This nomination
will be intelligence to send oft to Vance, to quiet the
general commotion which obliged his brother to or-
der him to leave Paris in 24 hours, and France in
three days. Before it shall arrive the French must !
know the state of our cause. How can they be
duped with these absurdities It is the property of
fools to think they deceive every body.

Together with French papers which reached town
yesterday, letters.have also been received from Paris.
The following is a translation of one of them ; the in-
telligence contained in which, if it be true, possesses
considerable interest :

If it be interesting to you, my friend, I must in-
form you that the business of our Conclave has talciin
a very favourable turn—that it is said the holy I'oPE
will come here to swear allegiance to his Sovereign
—that the affairs in Spain are in a very good train.
Marshal MACDONALD informs me, that he expects to
,bie in possession of Figueras by the latter end of this
month. There is, perhaps, a cloud rising from the
north, hut which will soon be dissipated by the thun-
der of our cams )n."

From other letters we learn, that three Priests have
been sent to prison (their rank ear station in the Church
is not mentioned) tor rtf, sing to take certain oaths of
submission to BONAPARTE. They are probably Mem-
bet s of the Synod or Council lately assembled at Paris.
A general belief prevailed in the French metropolis,
that a war with Russia would take place. This, it will
be seen, is alluded to in the letter above quoted.

fewA more letters were received yesterday, that
came by the Corsus frigate from Cadiz. We are sorry
to find, that the whole of the specie for account of
the Spanish Government, by the late arrival, does
not exceed the sum of 1,600,000 dollars ; and the
charge of the expedition under BLAKE has nearly ab-
sorbed the whole amount. The Merchants, who had
lent their money in the confidence that it would be
wean ncd on the receipt of the first remittance from
onth America, are both disappointed and discon-
tented with this state of things.

We received yesterday New-York Papers and Let-
ters to the 25th, and Boston Papers and Letters ; the
former to the 30th, and the latter to the 31st ultimo;
brought by the Galen, a merchant vessel, in 21 days.
The papers and letters breathe rather an hostile spirit..
A letter from a Member of the Legislature speaks of
the probability, in c,nsequence of the critical situa-
tion of the foreign concerns of the Republic, that Con-
gress will be re-assembled in October next.
The Captain cf the Diligente, M. GRAssm, has
been committed to prison for want of sureties, on the
charge of violating a law of the United States, pro-
hibiting the fitting out of foreign privateers in Ameri-
can ports.
The dispatches to our Ministry from Mr. Fosren
maybe daily expected, as they were forwarded through
Baltimore, to be transmitted to the packet, on the
19th ultimo.