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London, England, 1811-08-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

•HAMBURGH, AUGUST ft.
The Marshal Duke of Azerstadt, Prince of Eck-
muhl, Governor General of the Hanseatic Depart-
ments, in pursuance of the decrees of his Majesty the
Emperor and King, which order every individpal
with whom is deposited, in whatever way, any mer-
chandize, capitals, or funds in money, belonging to
English commerce, to make declaration of the same
to the Imperial Treasury ; considering the reports of
the Commissary General of Police, which point out
various depots of this kind in the possession of indivi-
duals in Hamburgh and the other cities of the three
departments which term the 32d Military Division ;,
considering also the necessity of reminding the inha-
bitants of the three departments of the obligation they
are under to make declaration of all the funds or ca.l
pitals belonging to the enemy's commerce, in order
to avoid, by submission to the orders of his Majesty,
the penalties and confiscations. incurred by the act of
concealing such property from the Treasury, orders :1
" That every holder, under what title soever, of
funds belonging to the enemy, do make declaration
of the same before the 10th of August in Hamburgh,
and before the 25th of August in ail other parts of
the 32d Military Division. The, declarations shall
be made before the Prefects and Mayors, and before
the Commissary General and the Special Commissa-
ries of the High Police.
" Every individual who, after the expiration of the
above periods, shall be found to possess enemy's pro-
perty undeclared, shall, besides giving it rip, be hound
to furnish a triple security for its value, in order to
answer for the penalties he shall have incurred."
The Director of the Customs at Hamburgh has
informed the merchants, that 19 licences have been
sent to him by the Count Collin de Sussy, Director-
General of the Customs, to be distributed as follows :
for Hamburgh, 10; for Bremen, 5 ; for the ports of
Mecklenburgh, 4.
PARIS, AUGUST 13.
The Dukes of Elchingen and Reggio are on their
.return to Paris.
By a decree of the 4th August, there shall take
place in the departments of the Mouths of the Elbe,
Mouths of the Weser, and Upper Ems, a levy of
3500 conscripts of the class of 1810. The class of
1810 comprehends the young men born between the
Ist of January and 31st of December, 1790.
By a decree of the sth of August, the territories
belonging to the Kingdom of Italy which are situa-
ted on the lett bank of the Enza are united to France.
The territories belonging to the empire which are si-
tuated oa the right bank of the Enza are united to
the Kingdom of Italy. The course of the river Enza,
from its mouth to its source, shall therefore be the
boundary between France and Italy. From the source
of the Enza, the boundary shall proceed along the sum-
' mit of theAppennincs to the present frontier of the Gar-
&iguana and of ancient Tuscany. The boundaries of
alment Tuscany shall be preserved ; at the same time
the territory of the ancient Imperial Fief of Vernio
shall be united to France.
The Captons of Gordinovo and Villafranca, depen-
dent upon the Kingdom of Italy, but inclosed within
the French territory, ate united to France. The
boundary between the Kingdom of Italy and the Il-
lyrian Provinces shall follow the course of the Isonzo,
from its mouth to its source. From the source of the
Isonzo towards the North, the boundary shall skirt
the territory of Weissenfels and Tarvis, which shall
belong to the Kingdom of Italy ; and shall then pro-
ceed by the summit of the Julian Alps, east and west,
to the frontiers of the Tyrol. Commissaries from
the empire and the Kingdom of Italy shall regulate
the details of these new boundaries.
A UGU3T 14.—Four columns of Spanish prisoners
of war, Olds composed the garrison of Tarragona,
after traversing Arragon, arrived in succession at
Pau on the 16th, 18th, 41st, and 23d of July, from
whence they were marched into the interior of the
empire. The whole of the prisoners of war belong-
ing to the garrison of Tarragona, which on the 23d
of-July had arrived at Pan, st4pcnotnd to 71§13 mob
of whom 388 were Odkeri.

TIIF, EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 23.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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4 per Cent. 30H—Boods 16s. 17s. prent.—Omnium f4dl..
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A Lisbon mail arrived this morning bringing letters
and papers to the 4th inst. -Our readers will perceive
from the extracts which we have given that no move.
xnents of any consequence have taken place ist the two
armies.

LISBON, AUGUST 4.
Our army has again moved—it is now out of the
marshy, unhealthy Alenteijo, except the corps on.
der General Hill. Head-quarters moved to Cal.

cello Branco.
=TRACT of AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM HIS EXCEL-

LENCY LORD VIWDLINT

ro 4DATED HEAD-

QUARTIFt3, PORTALSOM 2.5Til JULY.
" The encmt's cavalry left Merida on the maul-
ing of the 17th inst. Since that time the enemy has
continued his march for Almeida, and on the 20th,
a division of infantry arrived at Placentia, in which
'city, it is supposed, the most advanced part of the
enemy's cantonments will remain on the right bank
of the Tejn.
" On the same day Marshal Marmont was in Al-
meida, and other divisions had m itched from Trux.
inn in a direction tor the same point.
" According to the last accounts a division of .
Pantry and some cavalry still remained in 'Fru:Mo.'
The fifth corps has defiled from Estremadura, and ,
marched towards Seville.
" I have reason for believing that the French troopt
were repulsed iti an attack which they matte upon
a Spanish detachment belonging to the army of Gal.
Itcia. This attack took place in Puente de Orvigo,
on the 24th of last month. 1 have heard nothing
new from the North excepting that on the 10th inst.
King Joseph was in ValadOlid, and on the 12th con.
tinted his journey in the direction of Madrid."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BAZA, JULY 17.
Sebastiani held a Council of Generals in Grena.
nada, at which the Governor-General Juncal present-
ed a plan of defence which was not adopted. Sebas-
tiani returned to Gunder, where the enemy still re-
main in fear: they reinforced with 2 piecei of and-
lery and 2000 men Aladin, to which place Conde
de Montigo was approximating. Our position at
'Datil becomes every day more respectable.
In a short time the want of provisions will oblige
ithe enemy to come to premature actions, the result
of which are not usually fortunate, and every one
knows that in circumstances of penury it is difficult
to preserve discipline.
CORUNNA, JULY 19.
The Bulletin of the Caro, which contains informa.
tion up to the 9th inst. says, in continuation, that on
the 2d inst. Hegrete arrived at Valladolid for the
purpose of proceeding to Burgos, and there waiting
for the intrusive King conformably to instructions re.
ceiced from Bessieres by the Governor ot Salamanca,
that on the filth the enemy was on the line of Grit°,
making feigned marches in order to hide his forces ;
that General of Brigade, Jeanin, had succeeded to the
command of the troops of Orbigo, in the room of
General Valleattux, who was killed in the action of
Cocorderos the 23d June, and that the General of
Division, Bonet, had gone to Leon to observe the
forces which on that side claimed his attention.

In the morning of the 9th the enemy's troops in
Orbigo retroceded towards Leon, and on the I Ith, in
the morning, a fire was heard on the side of the said
city, which General Silveira communicated to the
Commander•in.Chief, who advanced with his forces.
It likewise states various measures adopted to im•
prove the troops in discipline, moral, patriotic, and
military virtues. These prise worthy intentions do
great credit to Santocildes, and his Staff, who assist
him.—The enemy have again occupied Orbigo.
ASTORGA, JULY it

The French do not M thekast desibt from the bar-
barous proceedings which have hitherto characterised
them. On the 6th inst. they burned a place called
Villa Cedre, the people whom they found in it, and
three persons from Rioga, and carried off 20 mules
laden with coffee and sugar.