Star. — 1809-06-27 (London, England)

FRANCIS. This circumstance has, of course, given rise to rumours of a tendered pacification ; and the same notion is attempted to be confirmed by the observation that Baron VINCENT had been at Vienna for two days.  Hamburgh Papers to the 17th arrived last sight, the contents of which serve to confirm the accounts received through Holland of the increasing resistance of the Tyrolese. Another Gottenburgh Mail also arrived last night, but the intelligence brought by it is not so late as former accounts.  Since writing the above, weave seen letters of the '2 3 d inst. from Rotterdam, which are contradictory in their statements. One of them says a battle took place on the 14th, and that the Austrians were victorious : on the other hand, another letter of the same date contains thefollowing paragraph :  " On the 17th no accounts from the Grand Armies had reached Frankfort, or at least nothing had been made public. The report of a second battle is by no means confirmed. Report says that 40,000 Austrians have crossed the Danube at Lintz.  a The Prince Primate, the King, Queen, and Royal family of Saxony, arrived at Frankfort early in the morning of the 16th, and in the afternoon the Grand Duke of Wurtzburgh, with the Foreign Ministers residing at his Court, arrived there." The Paris papers contain intelligence from Bayonne of the 10th inst. The Duke of DALMATIA (SoULT) is said to have taken up a position at Amaranthe, and the Duke of BRLLUNO (VICTOR) is on his way to reinforce him. No allusion is made to SOULT'S retreat from Oporto. Great numbers of Spanish prisoners are dailyarriving at Bayonne : they chiefly consist of Priests.  Yesterday morning, as Mr. WHITBREAD was driving to town front Tanner's End, in a single horse chaise„ accompanied by his son, the horse fell and broke the shafts, which occasioned the animal to plunge and kick, by which means the chaise was overturned, and Mr. WHITBREAD had his leg fractured ; his son escaped unhurt.—They were immediately conveyed home in a coach.  The operatical performances at the Lyceum Thea. tre, last night, commenced with considerable eclat, I, with a new comic Drama of three acts, written, it is said, by Mr. ARNOLD,the Conductor of the Concern, intitled " Up all Night; or, the Smugglers' Cave."— The Ballet of Lowe in a Tub" followed, enriched with several new dances, in which Miss Lttinso, and a M. BOURDIN from Paris, displayed great agility.— The whole performance was much applauded by an elegant company. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN has refused to grant a licence for the performance of Mr. THEODORE Homes new Farce of "Killing n• Murder," and in consequenCe of such refusal, the piece is withdrawn. Sunday morning last, as the Liverpool coach was turning from Hornsey-lane on to the steep part of Highgate-hill, owing to the extreme difficulty in the road, it was overturned ; several of the passengers were so much injured as to be unable to proceed on their journey. By a clause in the Insolvent Bill now passed, as there has been in several preceding Acts of Insolvency, it is extended to any person who may, at any time previous to the passing of the same, be in prison on an execution from the Court of Requests, whatever may be the amount of his debts.