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

VALENCIA, AUGUST 3.
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On the 31st of last month a French officer appeared
before Vinaroz witif a flag of truce, and was conducted
under an escort to Penniscola, where he waited for
the answer to a letter he had written to our Comman-
der in Chief, D. Jose Caro. The report which soon
after circulated that he had come by orders of Suchet
to propose the surrender of our army, and the admis-
sion of French troops in Valence and in Penniscola,
has excited universal merriment.

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General Caro left this town the same day, for Cos;
tenon de la Plana, with the regiment of inflmbiy of
eastille, the third battalion of the Chasseurs of Ori-
buela, and two companies of light artillery, with six
pieces of cannon. The town of Castellon has distin-
guished itself by its zeal to furnish our army with
provisions. -

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Danish Goveninliihasnever had any
entering into a separate negotiation with the English
Government. The Danish Government will ever
be distinguished by persevering in the principles and
system it has once addpted. • e English jour*-''
will, therefore, soon find themselves co

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form the public, that their expectation r4ative
exchange of prisoners has not been realized."
A Decree of the 9th instant contains the following
dispositions :
•4 The line which, beginning at our town of Neu-
stadt, in our Duchy of Holstein, passes through Ah-
rensbak and Segeberg, thence to Oldesloe, Uraburg,
and Bannster, and thence passing through the fortress
and city of Gluckstadt, follows the course of the
Elbe to Bninsbuttle, and thence extends to Husuin,
shall be considered, until further orders, as a special
line of customs, beyond which no productions other
Shan, those of Europe canbeexported by land or water."

The ,only exception to this general enactment with
regard to merchandise relates to refined sugar, mo-1
lasses, and other foreign articles absolutely necessary'
for the retail trade, domestic consumption, or the use
of manufactories in the Danish territories situate be.
yond the line above described. The regulations ren-
dered necessary by this exception are under the super-
intandance of a special commission. Of the prohibi-
ted articles, no retail dealer is allowed more than a
six months' stock ; but private families are allowed
double that quantity. The excess is ordered to be
conveyed within the line in the space of three weeks,
under the penalty of confiscation. The town of Al-
tona remains a privileged place as to the goods in de-
pot, but the exportation from it is subjected to the
same restrictions. or all Danish vessels navigating
the Elbe, bonds are required to the amount of one-
fourth of the value of the ship and cargo.

the eireeptipp of the?, of who have lost fife qr COPINHACZN, AUGUST U.
six muskeh:' sniNsb, s 'enlisted in the civic .The Court Gazette of this day contains the fol-
guard have been taken card, where they are feel lowing
For havingeheiiiikild listafrinciPtiere the civic guard rcAteording tcr dietnglisrij6iirtilds eifth
hicibittrtheirarthr. Thedikade beerilareestekt nt, it vassupposed hiiLsteidcWthieriiti Ili of
for laragr-bili*yed well :is tht same eircuurtedhe ; prisoners was inunadistelY to tOlcePlooebooriNtio Den-
he however ontiived eacap!.. They hay! mark and England. considered um*/ era thing.
on that Village COnetrilibtion In money to pispl the to be vrisbed for, we may allow that such aleport may.
inhabitimts hawing list year assisted in s*". Pedi. obtain credit in London with regard' to the vessels
tion, by which eomearmed boats were eiPteed 111. which our brave sailors have taken from the enemy 11
the imboar"o,Deva.-4 am, .&c. (Signed) • but as we do not here act In consequence of personal
:1 vt u f_f • THOUVaIIOT. and interested views, we can assure the public that the
VALENCIA. AUGUST 3. • / Danish Governnient has never had .any intention, of