Star.
London, England, 1810-10-29 00:00:00

PRTNI:E EDWARD'S ISLAND.

CHARLOTTF.-TOWN, SEPT. s.—Our. weather:hese
Las been until lately very dry,„anedmuch clatnage rbps
been done by fires in the Woods. The saw.mill built
at Cruppan, on the property'. of Lord Westinorland,
has been lately burnt 'down hoivever,isdr. Ste Wart,
his Lordship's agent, -is going to rebuild' iv-on • a
larger scale, and to add a grist-mill to it, whch will be
a great convenience to that part of the country.
We have had several new settlers, especially from
Ireland, who, not acquainted with canoes and rafts,
have ventured on them and bmi drowned thil 'sea-
son ; one, a few.dayi Since; of the name of Keating,
who came out as servant to, the Chief Justice, but
having got well married, he gave ttp4tis indentures.
Indeed there has been a great accession ofinhabitants
this year from England and Ireland, whci are likely to
prove valuable settlers S and yesterday'two brigs en-
tered cur harbour from Oban in Scotland" one with
100 passengers, and the other with upwards of 90.
They are but a part of the fleet, as three vessels more,
with the same number, are expected. The number
in all, said to to expected, is 800 ; but I think they
generally fall short ; but I dare to say from 630 to
00 will come. GOD help them ! it is a dreary sea-
son approaching for the houseless children of misery.
To be sure their own climate, the Highlands of Scot-
land, or their comforts, have not been very consider-
able, and the potatoes are coming in, though the
crops are but indifferent. Any person, however, who
can speak Gaelic will do well here ; and, as I have
in former letters said, their children may become of
use to the island. _ •
The election of a Member for the House of As-
sembly for King's County, in the room of the 'late
Peter Macgovan, Esq. the Attorney General, ended
yesterday, when James Curtis, Esq. was elected by a
great majority.
The following is a list of our recent arrivals :
Reliance, George Hail, London, snow ; Catharine, Janus'
Oban, brig ; Mania, William Airey, ditto, ditto ; Eliza,
Richard Henley, Exeter, snow ; and Amphion, Robert Brits,
London, brig.

GERMAN PAPERS.

LIEBAU, SEPTEMBER 30.

Count Gottorp has left this place for Riga, where
it is said he means to embark.

HAMBURGII, OCTOBER IS.

EXTRACT FROM TILE MINUTES OF THE SECRETARYSHIP

OF STATE.
Palace of Fontainbleau, October 8, 1810.
NA ?JUAN, Emptror of the French, &c.
Considering that a grPat quantity of colonial mer-
chandize, prncceding trompr;zes taken by the Danes,
is accumulated at Altnna and other ports of Hol-
stein, and wishing to favour the Danish Court, we
nave decreed, and do decree, as follows :

ART. 1. A:I kinds of colonial merchandize actually existing in
holstein, being the proceeds of prizes made by the Danes, may
enter our line of customs by way of Hamburgh, by paying the
duties of our tuff of the sth of August, which shall be annexed
to the present Decree.
ART. 2. All merchants and holders of colonial merchandize,
irclined to avail themselves of the permission granted by the pre.
sent Decree, shall be obliged to appear In the presence of our Di-
rector of the Customs at Hamburgh, and to deliver to him their
declaration in the course of October.

Aar. S. They shall have pernds3lon to entertheirgoodsw}tb-
iD
the line of customs, upon paying the duties of the tarif.
ANT. 4. The holders of colonial merchandise in Holstein,
who shall not have made their declaration before the Ist of
November, shall not afterwards be permitted to do so, nor tb
avail themselves of the privilege granted them by the present
Decree.

Airs.. 5. Our Ministers of Foreign Relations, Finance, and
War, are charged in what concerns them respectively, with the
tatCUtioll of the resent Decree. (Signed) NAPOLEON.
• By the Emperor.
(Signed) H. B. Duke of BAS sn NO.
A True Cepy.
• (Sired The Count de Sussr.
Here follows the Tarif annexed to the Decree of
',ll of August.]
Is Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden left
city under the discharge .:of artillery, -on his
to his ulterior destination. ,His route through
Daniih territory is by Pinneburgh, Elmshorni
eiswig. ate.
notice was yesterday published here by the
it of the Customs, to the inhabitants, to give in.
!Oration, pursuant to a Decree-of the 23, of such
tities as May be in their possession of the R1L.7..
Uzi thereunto annexed, under the penalty of the
'Cation of all, articles not declared before the 251
He further informs the public, that nothing
be taken in paymeht but cash and good bills.
ALTONA, OCTOBER 111,-
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LACT isT A LETTER PIM* VIENNA, DATED SEPT. 29.
-Rcisc.hild, Pacha orNissa, having several tunes
eked, without success, the entrenched camp of
Servians, near Deligrad, has, when least expect:
crossed the Morawa, after having set on fire and ,
aged with blood several villages. He has fixed
camp at the foot of a mountain near Jessag, where
as erected entrenchments. So soon as the Rus-.
and Servian Generals were informed of this in-
,ion, they ran to the succour of these unfortunate
iinces. The consequence was a battle, which
sted six days without producing any thing decisive!.
on the 7th, the battle was renewed with still
.eater courage. The Servian Cossacks and tliF
;bares haviii„ci- attacked the Turks upon their
ks, the latter defended themselves with the greatest:
ise, but at last the Servians succeeded in driving
trorn their entrenchments, which they abando-
Ater baying sent off 150 waggons loaded with
(ad and wounded. Re.schild repalsed theMorawas
the bridge near Gresenewatx."
DANTZIC, OCTOBER 1.

The English have attempted a landing at the point
)e Island of Mela, in order to surprise the Polish
,ps who occupied this important post ; but as they
bravely repnlso4? and with loss, they to revenge
iselves for the di::srace and disappointment they
suffered, cannonatled and bombarded for three
the little village of ;Ida, inhabited by poor fish-
ermen, and the small fort occupied by our troops.—
ns not possible to chew alywe constancy and bra-
than the Polish detachment under Lieutenant
Zaleski, of the 11th regiment, :Manifested, to whom
defence of this post was cotnmitted. Fourteen
tdred cannon balls have been alp Cady found in the
the houses, and the fort. Ths English were
.iished to learn that on our side Onl J*two men were
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