Star.
London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

another Swedish Governor hat arrived la Stralsund,
who has stopped every kind of trade in colonial Pro-
ducts, and ordered the confiscation of not only Ships,
but also of carriage% and waggons in which it may be
found, together with the horses.
Priv rte letters yesterday received at Rimburgh
from Paris, confidently state that a second :hie of
French Douaniers is to be established, which will
reach from the Elbe to the shores of the Baltic.
liivate letters received from Paris state, that
:he new EMPRESS is disliked by many persons at
c „11l for her pride.—She shews her resets ment
to all persons in the least degree implicated in
tuitappy catastrophe of Louis the Sixteenth.
Several persons of distinction have for this reason been
removed (rim Court, and lost their employments.
'rite French General at Hamburgh, Melitor, is said
to liavL exacted from that unhappy City another forced
:malt, without security, of 2,000,000 of francs for his
G•-vernment. He also wished to encamp, with his
whole division of 13,000 erten, on the fronties s of Hol-
land, but the Senate proving their inability to procure
the necessary wood for building huts, and houses Ibr
the (aeon, the plan was relinquished.
Our Ch .ncery has published the following Royal
patent, relative to the ordueing away of American
ships from the ports of Hustun and Tonningen

Tr, order to prevent all smuggling trade, to be
Ipprehended by the abuse of the North American
trad, between the Island of Heligoland, occupied by
:he enemy, and the neighbouring ports of Hnsum
and Tonninge.n, his Majesty Ms been most graciously
alcased to resolve, that from the time this order is
published in the pits of Tonning and Husum, no
ships under the American flag shall be permitted to
ester said ports and unload; but are to be ordered
away. This supreme command is herewith made
known for the observance of those it concerns."

The following important arrangement, we under-
stand, has been made with the Plenipotentiary of th:
Prince Regent of Portugal :

Cotton goods (formerly prohibited) and an the manufactures
of thit county► without exception, are to be admitted free of duty
km tile kingdom of Portugal.
Cotton wool from Portugal. and from the Portuguese depen-
dencies, h to be imported into Great Britain sr the suite duty of
tI. per lb. in Portuguese as well as in British easels, from rite
date of this treaty.

The duties on British manufacture; imported into the Brazil,,
whethrr by British or Portuguite subjects from the chat. of the
treaty are to be 15 per cent. Fornaoly the duties to Britihh sub-
!Lets tare 24 per cent. and to the native Portuguese 15 per cent.
it above.

Ile excess of duty on the importation of wines from Porru-
gal ti C:tat Britain, it brought by Portuguese and not by 13ritiOi
veskls; is to be continued atter the date of Nes-Treaty, anti ac a
tempenution for this difference a small additional duty is to be
impobed rn woollens only from this country imported into the
Wilds in litibh shits.

tiindt the PERSIA A NIBASSAtinn, accompanied by
Sir Goat GestLev, arrived at Windsor, and had :in
audience of his MAJEtTY. He was introduced by Co.
onel Dess'aovoit. In the evening, 11,s MAJEvrs.,
Princesses Eilaaevrif, SoP/I/A, and CHARLOTTE of
WM" walked on the terrace, till near nine o'clock.
The PERSIA!: AMDASIAEOR and Sir Coke OUSELEY
were inaiogst the company. The Royal Party were
act:lmp:inject by Lady Comm', Mrs. DIIAX Cans
mai, Wm Miss ()num, Count MUNSTER, Gene-
rat CARTIVRICIHT, FITZROY, and. Colonel TAT IMR.
There was a ni.merous as<embly of very genteel com-
pany. The hands of the Royal Horse Guards (Bltrn)
and Staff:lrd Militia played many martial and pleas-
ing tunes. His MAJESTY visited the Princess AMELIA
at three o'clock, with whom he staid upwards of an
hut. Her MAJESTY, and the Princesses AUGUSTA
SOPHIA and tLIEAIIRTII, also paid her a visit, aad her
tla.nsty and the Princess ALTGUsTA remained with
ber during his MAJF.STY'S stay on the terrace.
The Princess AMELIA continues better.
On the 28th ult. the Chief Secretary for Ireland,
Mr.WELLESLEY Pot E,arrivedatDublin from London.
The report from Dieppe, that an embarga has been
imposed in the French ports, is not credited. The
Pais Papers to the date of Friday_last, do not men-
tion such an event, and a GentletWan %hrs. left Paris
u that day, says, that nothing of the sort had been
promulgated, or vas expected.

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Letters from TeneritTe of the sth ult. mention the
ttrival of dispatches front the Regency at Cadiz,
tanouncing the appointment of the Luke del FAMIUg,
to the uffice of Viceroy and Captain-General of the
"Fortunate Islands," which are immediately to be
Plated in the best possible state of defence. Two re-.
/lams of the Vine, four men of war, and four gun
heats, were d cx pecic.l from Spain. In future all
tortsures fr..rn South America are, for their better
security, to be deposited in these islands, and from
thence transmitted to Spain, according as the public
'nrvice rtay require pecuniary supplies.
The LevzitzT slurp of war has brought over Mr.
rorrtil.die British Midster, ft mil Stockholm ; and his
Withdrawing is attributed to the influence of the French
Xmbas,ad ,r resident in that City, who is supposed to
have avaiA himself of the mistake in the instructions
of Sir JA!'4l:5 :IAVYAItvZ, to persuade the Swedish Go-
vernment that a tied a atiin of war must be the na.
twat consequence of the conduct of the British fleet.
The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Mr..
CEO!IGE THOLIAS to make a survey along the Coast,
is the GLEANER, a vessel fitted fur this service under
the direction of their Hydrographer, in the room of
Mr. CuAPMA%, deceased ; a measure of the gre.rtest
utility, and which will considerably facilitate the
stfety of our navigation coastways.
Mr. G:oNe is appointed builder at Milford Have n,
in the room of Monsieur BARRALLILR, removed fr am
that situation.. Mr. JONES, Assistant to the Mil ster
Shipwright. at Sheerness, is appointed Timber !..4as-
ter, at Chatham, in the room of Mr. STONE ; an; d Mr.
'YARD is appointed to Sheerness, instead of Mr. joNEs.