Star.
London, England, 1810-03-03 00:00:00

We have this morning received French Papers, but
not of a more recent date than those already arrived.
Dutch Papers to the 25th ult. have also been received
The following are the only extracts deserving of

notice :

AMSTERDAM, FEBRUARY 43.

By the last Paris letters, of the 17th instant, we
'eceived the most satisfactory intelligence of the state
of the health of his Majesty the King ; they posi-
:ively state that our beloved Monarch is fast recover-
'rig from his late tit of illness,--rßy a Royal Decree,
fated Paris, 18th instant, the law of the 22d of June,
1809, by which a constitutional nobil;ty of the king-
.lom of Holland was established, has been repealed.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 18.
I-lis Imperial Majesty's journey to Spain seems to
be postpones for an indefinite time, nor does the fa-
vourable state of affairs in that kingdom any further
require his Majesty's presence. In the course of this
.nonth a considerable army is to enter Portugal, un-1
ter the orders of the Duke of Abrantes, to put a
deriod to the w.tr in the Peninsula, by driving the
English out of that country. On the 10th instant
another division of 10,000 men marched through
Pont de Marsan, the rear of the Duke's army,
who has already arrived in Bayonne to put himself
at the head of his army.
CORDOVA, JANUARY 26.

After his Majesty had received the oath of alle-
oiance from the Constituted Authorities of this city,
Ile proceeded to the Cathedral, where a high mass
liras celebrissestord Te-Deum sung; Th offer
thanks to the MOST -{iozi fonthe restoration of tran-
quillity and order in this place.
VIENNA, FEBRUARY 7.
Intelligence has been received from several quar-
tets, that some thousands of English troops landed on
the coast of the Black Sea, have_ joined the Turkish
army.

BAYONNE. FEBRUARY 8.
His Excellency the Duke of Absolutes arrived here
this morning; and intends to leave-this place again
in the course of to-morrow. His army, ordered to
move •in the direction of Logrogzshis advancing to-
wards Vatoria, Burgos, &c.

Very interesting debates on the subject of the In-
quiry and the Narrative of Lord Cayritam took
place last night in both Houses. - The motion made
by the Marquis of LANsnovrst in the LeTtis was nega-
tived by a majority of 46; the debate tipin Mr.
WISATBREAD'S resolutions :'native to Lord CHATHAM'S

conduct was adjourned to Monday.
We have received the Minutes of Evidence of the
Committee on the Expedition to the Scheldt, for the
27th February. It contains the second examination
'of the Earl of CIIATILSSII and the first of Sir EYItS
Coo Ta. The former states that he waited at Walche-
run far Sir Sir R. STIRACHAV, to whom he urged the
" necessity of expedition." When asked to sta.t.e the
substance of the opinion he had expunged from the
first Memorial he presented to his Itituctabry, he said,
" he really did not think he could recollect it, espy
cially alter the long examination he had gone through."
Sir Exam. Caown stated, that " Medical Officers
were much saanterl," as well as Medicines ; some of
the latter they had to procure in the island.—He also
stated that great inconvenience was feltfrom the want
of hospital ships.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was at the East
India Holl.llv when the ieWed Conrrnan-
ilers took leave of the Court previous to departing for
their respective destinations, viz.
Captain A. ROBERTSON, Surat Cagle P. ROLLAND, Ain.
wick Castle—kr China direct. captain H. STURROCIL, Prestotrri
J. RAMSDEN, Phenix; G. Manua, Sir William Benalry—far
Madras and Bengal.
Captain J. Ross was sworn into the command of
the ship Carmarthen, destined to Bombay direct • as
N was Captain YOUG of the Lord Elden, for Madeira
and Bombay.
THEA.TitICAL.—Last night Mr. Wrap, who has
been mentioned as a successful imitator in some of
the provincial Theatres of the Irish JOHNSTONE, ap-
peared at Covent Garden, as Teague, in Honest Mimes,
and was very favourably received.

RECORDER'S Reroay.—Thursday the Recorder made a Re-
port to his Majesty of the following capital convicts under sen-
tence of death in Newgate :—S. Walker, for presenting a loaded
pistol at T. Boswell, and attempting to discharge it at him, with
intent to murder him; R. Norton, for horse stealing ; Elia. Til-
brooke, alias Price, for stealing goods in a dwelling house ' • J.
:Flack, for stealing a warrant for payment of money, and a bank-
note, belonging to T. Connell, In a dwelling house ; G. Warner,
ter stealing goods and notes, Zte and upwards, of T. O'Brien, in
a dwelling house ;W. Shinn for a burglary in the house of
gears. Gilbert and Idebaby, and stealing goods and notes ; and
• Marla Fuller, for stealing the goods of H. Halos, in his dwelling-
honse--when S. Walker was ordered to be executed see Wadies-
day next. Susannah Gerain and W. Sheppard were trig repriced.,
The others were respited during pleasure.. • ,
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