Star.
London, England, 1810-01-09 00:00:00

DECEMBrIt 29•

has already been productive of great benefit in the
provinces of Biscay and Guipuscoa. The marauders
' who infested the provinces have disappeared, and a
whole band who were under the command of a monk
have been taken at Bilboa.
It is confidently reported, that a formidable army
of reserve is to be formed in this quarter.
A Portuguese and an American vessel have been
stranded on our coasts. There was not a single per-
son on board of the former, net- has any thing been
heard of her crew • of that of the American, which
was hound from Philadelphia for St. Sebastian, and
which is a complete wreck, lM have, with difficulty,
been saved.

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Yesterday the Conservative Senate held a Sitting
Extraordinary. It is reported, that there was com-
municated to them, on this occasion, a draught of a
8-natus C, nsultum, fi r prolonging the present Ses-
sion of the Legislative Body, and retaining, in atten-
dance, all the Members who shall be present tm the
31st instant.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, his Majesty the Emperor
held a Cabinet Council ; at two his Majesty set off on
a hunting party ; and at half past four he repaired
to the Council of State, and presided at their delibe-
rations.

The Spanish garrison of Gerona arrived at Perpig-
nan on the llth.
From Naples we learn, under date of the 15th inst.
that the garrison of the isle of Vantolienne, being
prevented by bad weather from embarking, had of-
fered to surrender as prisoners of war. They were,
consequently, conveyed to Naples ; and the island,
on which were found 15 pieces of cannon, and a great
quantity of military stores, was occupied in the name
of the King of Naples. The position of this island
is important, with a view to the security of the com-
munications by sea between Naples and the rest of
Italy.
The 5 per cents. were this morning at 79f. 70c. and
bank stock 1265 f.

BAYONNE, DEC. 20.
From 3 to 400 officers and sub-officers arrived here
this morning from Arragon to complete the training
of conscripts, of whom 15,000 will, in a few days be-
gin their march H. Spain.
The arrival of the division under General Loison

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• The 5 per cents. were this morning at 75
bank stock 1265 f.
BAYONNE, DEC. 20.
From 3 to 400 officers and sub-officers a
this morning from Arragon to complete t
of conscripts, of whom 15,000 will, in a fe
gin their march fra• Spain.
The arrival of the division under Gene.
' has already been productive of great ben
Iprovinces of Biscay and Guipuscoa. The
who infested the provinces have disappear
whole band who were under the commanc
have been taken at Bilboa.
It is confidently reported, that a formiC
of reserve is to be formed in this quarter.
A Portuguese and an American vessel
stranded on our coasts. There was not a
son on board of the former, ncr has any
heard of her crew • of that of the Ameri
was bound from Pliitadelphia for St. Seb;
which is a complete wreck, 14 have, witl
been saved.
VIENNA., DEC. 11.
Among the articles of intelligence this
ed from Pera, under date of the 9th, is
in" :
Intelligence has been received from
Vizier, of his having attacked, with an e
the Russian army than. had advanced ag,
tria. The engagement was continued wit
test ardour until night, and it was not un
lowing day that it was declared in fay
Turks, by the efforts of a corps of Alb
had just arrived on the field. The Russia;
towards the Danube, leaving behind tho
rumbzr of killed and wounded.
" This event excited universal joy ; it N
ly communicated to the Foreign Ministers
stantinople was illuminated for three succi
;ngs,
It is confidently reported, that a seCC
arrrived here yesterday, with intelligent
Russian army had been compelled to retre
Danube ; and tliat upon this occasion a co
Riau cavalry had fallen into the hands of t
COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER. Id.
The following notice has this day beer
here
“ The french Consulate is charged to inform the
bauts, that all Swedish and Danish products, com
description of naval stores, viz.—Iron, topper, plan
mai be imported into Hamburgh, provided they art
v. ith a certi&ate from the office of the Consul. Tb
t-1 es this occasion to remind them, that with the
. ;a-s and molasses, all the products and fabrics c
,r, itv. tes cartinue to be admitted into Hamburgb.
(.opcpbagen, Dec. 16, 1809. (Signed) I.lnat