Star. — London, England, 1811-10-12 00:00:00

Navy S per Cent. pi-:... , 1..i.ds I 4s. 15s. p er) ontnanu • • - --- . • p &nay S ept. S is. LietateGen. Baowtartiogsisactouccea........... - Zech. ems (scl.) par to V0.p re....131t50 41. to 560 pre. " 'rhe enemy, it appears, ‘. ..........ei Ciudad Rodri a large su tik. This morning we received betters and Papers firom IP ) fle ;PP ovisions two days to convey hitat . in Ceylon, of which he is the Governor contain the details ago.. MaessOetluts lent all his sick to Placentia.— to the Ist instant. They and Commander' in Chief. It is well known that Ge ofHis .I:sad-quarters were removed to Tla Ge neral BAI t LESTEROS a vera de la the sum** operations of Cieneral BBOWIIRIGGE has, for many yenrs, held the int agiinst the lAinch under Sourai which are already Reyes., He gave out 15 days rations or billet* ; • • of Quarter Matter General I aneit and announced to the army in amoral Orders,' iliac portant situation before the public. The following are the only articles ' is Well known to the army; that no man ever acquit- • of any interest in the above communicati o ns : they would be put i n motion as t hi s d ay . F rom some red forward movements on the part of our army, it would himself better in this high situation, With 'more "GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 14. , i appear that Lord Wetenrorow does not intend that credit to himself or more beneficially to the public 44 Alicant letters of the Bih, number , among the 'Ciudad Rodrigo should rec e i ve t h e supp li es without service:. Well known as are the great talents of his towns infected, exclusive of those mentioned last successor, General BROWNRTOOE'S retirement from the; • week, Orihuela, Torrevieja, and Fiche. In Alicant a fight for it." I . Finally, it will be seen by th e Sp an i s h p a p ers , con- o ffi ce of Quarter Master General is followed by the itself no symptom of to disease had appeared to that regret and well wishes of the, British army at large. rained in another part of t his j our n a l, t h at S miler date ; :tad it was con fi dently expected, that it would S everal General Officers are about to set out on . was reported to have p asse d over , w i t h ten t h ousan d ' be kept off by means of a strict observance of the the Staff of Lord WELLINOTON, in Po. tugal ; among.' to Burg os , in his way jo in and strengt h en ! t h em I Quarantine Regulwirness." m en, to Lieutenant-General LRITII I Major-Generals 14 4 - .e: - 4 'GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER Lc. MARMONT. This will be considered as an additional I ; testimony in favour of th e occurrence o f an engage- litesuna, and R. CHESEY, of the Gaards, Majer-Ge " The piiitilential fever continues to spread, and nooses M4FaneaNE, CLINTON,and a General of the meat at Ciudad Rodrigo. to snake great ravages in the neighbourhood of Car. • German Legion. General BARI,OW succeeds Gene-1 thagena and Murcia ; every pr ecaution is taken to , __. , , ------ ;• THE RING. 4 ... ral CIIENEY in the command at Hull ; and it is said , i preserve this Garrison from the contagion. The ' '. . — • that the anxious wishes of the Army in Posegal will _ _ Lapwing packet arrived yesterday from England." - . ocrou il2. i be gratified in Lord PAGET'S going out to command 44 WINDSOR•CASTLE, •. GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER as. ' the large body of Cavalry now in that country. " Tie KING continues in the same state. u The report of the French, having been driven The weather being unfavourable on Tuesday last, " 11. HALIPORD, " u. RAW" from before the Castle of Alcala has proved incor- " w. HUMORS, • 44 R. WILLIS. " tilp 2d Royal Lancashire Regiment were not reviewed rect. Captain MoNasrentee the officer commanding, W INDson , OCTOBER 11.—In addition to Dr. bow , eePlymouth as was intended. They were reviewed WiLus, who arrived yesterday morning, Drs. Mosso' • had already give. it up to the enemy when General l on Thursday, by General Et:OLANII, in Government , and SIMPICNDS arrived in the course of the day. It is BALLESTEROS made his appearance. This loss, how- square • and went through thisir various evolutions ! said they are called in to his MAJESTY in consequence I ' ever, has been atyply compensated by an important , of the other Doctors, who have attended his MAJESTY, ' and manoeuvres with that precision and ceriectness advantage ob . that gallant o ffi cer, on the ; not agree i ng i n one op i n i on ; lied it is understood they i for which they have been long celebrated. Without 25th inst. ovilelSollf of 3000 French troops , in the ; are to be prepared to give their general opinion to. tale& ,disparagement to any other corps, there is not a bet environs of Ximena, as appears by the following lines . morrow, before the Quatua's Council, which is ex- ; ter disciplined or finer body of men in his Majesty's full one. which he addressed to the Mayor of Algeciras from pette d I service. The master* manoeuvres of the two rifle the field of battle, and which that Magistrate pub- To-morrow, Lord WILLIAM BENTINCE and suite companies attached to this regiment attracted uni ver lithed on the 26th : , leave town for Sicily. ' sal attention. gg General BALLitsranos has the honour of inform- 1 - Yesterday Mr. Secretary Renee left town, to join Thursday, the last division of the Roscommon Re. ing the Mayor of Algeciras, in order that he. may be his family at Worthing. 1 giment of Militia, with the band and baggage, march. pleased to make it known to all the towns and villages ; Lord ROBE:tT &Dimwit has announced his intention ed into Plymouth. - withinto off . er himself a Candidate for the . Borough of TOt. the li mits of the Camp before Gibraltar, that —......—.—. nes, in the event of a general Election. he has beaten and completely defeated a division of 'Monitore: and other Paris Papers reached town la . st NiIVAL MiRLLIGENCE. the enemy's, 3000 strong. nig h to the 9th inst. NAPOLEON _remained at Ant- . -- - . - ~. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 9. u From the - wer till '• 1811, at half • tress of " ! Arrived, 0 To this, a 1 seral's Staff, success was thi the Spanish di persuade the of . acitiost...exhat ) 41 Hisd-qiiarters, of Were about of provi _ - and had nO that:Ott of they supposed to be ;- them, and,after ting them to flight. the action, and three hours, driven from amounts to about , the number of prisoners privates, besides - the 4th, the Algesiras. The killed and 100 44 On the same body of the allied troops in Cadiz • . to the opposite ing at Rota, from detaching those acting ir , .._ of the many noble anddistinguished Tk . 40i . neighbourhood, Mao hive 'eelatives in. , . ckarox's Army, and who, of anima, are, anxious for their fate. O u t of deferenacto all' . I ingt of these visitants, a grand Ball,:,whieli was igt. have take* plate at KNUCELM'S L brary, at Booties' ite s stairs, this everting, patrofiised by a noble V i 4 toss, has been put off till Friday ner. Notice te R , ` , effect 'bas been Cannily sent by Mr. Ktavezt. . . • Ramsgate, Margate, etc. act. In the mean tint* , 1 several tashionables, from more distant parts, : ate hastening to Broadstairs, unconscious of the alteratidg 1 that has taken plate. Lord Het NIICRIt'S hook at Btoscistairs is tabeg MO Lade C. Trimee Lona. Awing the present visitotiO illeheidstairs, are, Lady Viscountess Vionginvormee Mr. MARRYAT, M.P. Lady HAYS, Dr. 811141411tii Mrs. C. MANNIKMIAM, the Hon. Mrs. Mont i touti said the beautiful Miss &UNTIL'. and her mother Mrs. HARRISON. The Countess of M.tyo continues at Ramsgate. -- . ST RAND BRIDGE. - 7 Yesterday the ceremony of laying the First Stole of the Strand 'Bridge, took place on the Serrtyf side of the Thames, close to the landing-stairs called Caper's Bridge, nearly opposite Somerset-honse.— About four o'clock, every thing being prepared within 1 the first coffer-dam, a fine large block of Cornish granite (a specimen of what the Bridge is to be built with) was lowered down, and covered in ereavathan in the work beiteath, which contained the wild and silver coins of the present reign, over which was fixed . ' a !Atte, fornied .of blockstin, with the follotriu2 qr ,lllka t , scription engraved thereon : "'This foundation-stone of the - Strand Bridge,_ Friday the 11th day of October;AcD. 1811, hylbe • 0 • , for executing the same, Henry Swinn„Esq. M. P. , ''•• .- - - C• . i the /a year of the reign of Xing George the Tiiini . f: 4 . . t the Regency of H. R. 11. George Pvince of !alei. ~. I . for building which was raised by subscription,andise . • • iof an Act of Parliament.-4ohn Rennie, En nee.' • ':• * • ,li ••• , The Directors and Engineer now plat • -.... i•• ~ nn the stone, which had jest been lowere • ~' addressed by the Ch a i r m an in 4 neat a'sd 'speech, and succ e ss to the tinder ." 4 --. . drank, amidst the applause, of the sti • taws', and the shouts of the nunsercent • ' - . 'nunding the spot. The sight -- - ' in:accompanied WS - Now , 1 . FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 0. rounding the spot. The sight was very. irs i reg' the glorious fi elds of Ximena, Sept. 25, suer t ill the 4th ; and then, after inspecting the for-, Arrived, the transport Flora, from Lisbon:. A ship though unaccompanied with any pomp Of tress of Williamsiadt, set off for Breda. There is no fhis Bridge, when completedaisseill be the; burst If past three in the afternoon. is standing for this port, supposed to be the Nocton . " .. intelligence in th ese papers from th e Peninsula, nor (Signed) u entLesrEnos. -- : any other news, except a sort of journal of the in- packet, from Gibraltar and Malta. on the Th Imes, perhaps in the. world, and is to con- sist of nine arches, all of equal sine, and.l2ofeet sjian i private letterfrom an O ffi cer of the Ge- spec .• s, reviews, &e. at Antwerp .; and a long ac- , PLYMOUTH , OCTOBER to. each, and of a beautiful elliptical ferni.. which will dated Ximena, the 266, adds, that this e• . . : the triumphal arches erecting, and tho e r g i Arrived the Winrwo schooner, from Guernsey.— prove a great ornament to evisa" — s nictropulra . . its Or lking at Amsterdam for the reception of ' . . the resilt ofn skill 41 movement made by Sailed the ALP&IIsA schooner, for Portsmouth; the will also be very great.' J an le Empress. g •' '''' u in' d die E '...... - ,ll division upon Gamin, with a design to i . . ... rs by the Cadiz Mail of yesterday...slate, ' H et.teos brig'Of war, for Falmouth; and the Areetars -- -`-- ~, . _ . i French, that it was retiring froti the.seene apt .. - ' Ahdl ; hut in- other iespects the pe Tie 1/1 iiins,tirg liftl 4 tirrtrZeriblif Tor Portsmouth. It Lam( wimp COOK.—This tier, 0.. died week since , was related to some of the mom t - .....1 hat **enemy aetuageriell imartgremileviefekeis .. e• el spirits. The Spanish brig Catalina, from Is stated here that these vessels are to carry out tronps, noble holies. Yesterday her remains were removed thought of an attack IrOM Cm- 15 - - *horn . r , ,--- ~... Wind - oft board] Hasid at ammunition, and stores, for the Mediterranean.— frr.m Chiswick to a family vault in King Henry 'l diz • i e 14th ult. • - ed to be in full retreat, when he fell upon , . The VALIANT is expected here to fit, for Channtl sea- Vll•h's Chapel, in Westmipstexiibber ; 4iftiene b . ",,. t By a ship which has arrived from Corunna, eve . f tiller, Joust, the Great DI kei , AlorLE, and her weir * fter an obstinate action, succeeded in put- I have received advice that in the province-of Asturias, ' vice.—A large ship, name unknown, wes wrecked in th 'r the Duchess, lie alo : her sister, the It tronevr" . , • Right—and, lastly, that their loss both in I . under the aespices of General ADAM, a new force the dreadful gale last Saturday morning, near Port- Gee/vs./mu, in her own s right, who was mother to and the pursuit which . lasted upwards of iof 5000 men has been raised from the peasantry, who leaven, and all the crew drowned. the Duchess of BeccuteGll. The funeral was con- ' entered into the service. Arms on l y f ora ' 'eagerly . . , during which they were successivelyA letter received here from an O ffi cer on board the ducted under the direction of the Duchess of Ike- Dart of this reinforcement could be procured, and the ; CLEUOII, (to whom her Ladyship has le ft the bulk of . several altisost inaccessible positions, ' • NARCISSUS frigate, the Ti on. Captain AYLMER, states ;portion thus provided had marched and joined the his fortune) and Lady Dote.u.e.. ,bout 500 men,ehieny t r ifled an d wounded'', army of Gallicia in the vicinity of Astorga. ' the sailing of that ship from Newfoundland for Lis- a k ,, o - s • Rittarive Vfrt.tie or lititrot.Conir.....asei , 9 ' of Owners scarcely exceeding 50 or 60 1 A Dublin Paper of the tiffs inst. has the following bon, on the 17th ult. She is to bring a convoy of ing curious facts, occasioned Sy the ' F ; .ett`l• s sides a few Officers and the Colonel of 1 paragraph :---" Lord FINGALL has been served by the : light transports from the Tagus to Portsmouth, and British currency, deserve to be recorde r s " J olt ''''' v , ArrnnxeY-GzsrERAL with not i ce t o shew : cause, on latter of wh has been conducted to i is expected to arrive in a few days. She has exec - A ' '4l. s - 0.. guinea a t ade of standard gold, weight 5 ctwt. II ere. . , I the first day of next term, why an information should The Spaniards, on their side , had a f ew ' not be filed against him for presiding at the County of rienced very bad steadier off the tanks of Newfound- ps - we. by bw fryr as4if . . • ' - 4 E 0 00 wounded. 1 Meath Meeting, and appointing Delegates, contrary : land. l'he fiditry, this season , had, on the whole, The "toe, three ta4lle letter. ie wrath , 111 butt 1. • A crown-iec made of verikt ; sliver , wc ga is dee. same day, the 25th, it - is reported, that a, to the express, words and meaning of the Convention - been very successful. - S ivy. passes by law for oniY ' - allied mope i n C a di z p rocce d o di n b eet s " Act," „ There is no notice of any proceedipg*havin . A Back-clulla:, weidit tea isiowy.weights len, stalk& 2 _ __,- been . taken against the Hon. Mr, 114asswerler*- ,- • .... -,,,,, *F"L. I' o ' •Al...,,,llideggna,R.CO;Eß 11. • silver Seil. as ounce 'swag, W turret* toe • 0- ft 12 ite coast, and threatened to effect a mod- Of the 32 Counties of which 'reliant, is comeenli t . 4irrillid. hirillf3revitty'vvtillil'histroatess from Ply- •A half-crown pkeee of steeling silver...e'en 2 doe. ittio' .1 l, for the purpose of, preventing Vicroot 29 have already met, and passed RelsoiYaions 'se ' mouth, with a feiv iSpons; CORJIORANT store-ship, gra•Paaa" la, la" fur °oh -- - - - ~. of s in g any part of- his troops to reinforce m e t o g f• a re Catholic cause. Two, viz. Wicklem'all r. 4 .T. 44 Ibe titeir t kte - * %con .; and GANNET sloop of war, *V. an ounce A Ilanlt-token, weighing eve grains lett and thy tiun't . " 0 i. a worn, Is current for ' . --. 0g o in this neighbourhood against Genersa , are to meet on the lath instant s and Lou,e ' Got* a eritilio. Wind S.W. '1 he leser Bank-token of eighteen pence wtighs S. 'Phis object, it is,added,lnie been m forward. donderry is the only one that has pot yet come, . I dsyt. 2 *is. Ise than a shilling and it sixpence, and , DIAL , OCTOBER It : AU d thga re ri t sl i • tee at the city of Dublin have also met, the carer as also Yid. an ounce wear. The last Number of the Sikerfiag Magazine coo. , that a diviiion, which had saktiy COM. and t h emse l ves to t h e same e ff ect , mi d t h e died the Nvaninen an& VALIANT, for OE Flush- . march, was ittstaediselY rec a l l ed. " ' ..Grantl jury a the City hive also passed similar Re- jog . ; also sailed, .the Nintiod, Clarendon, and Nestor chides the Thirty-eighth Volume; a work containing " GIBRALTAN SIWTSMSEtt so. *, solutions. . , • • transports, under vomtoy of the FoLasrome lugger, near Five nonsked Coppl.r-plates, and comp sed of emy lost 500 men in tlausetiourvAtir 3 3 A-L • :- TWican. l4 . ll f l " *o , '"ic he rP h i 4 . -C-I!! 1. 4,h.,,,...Wfatt1ai,%. -. ' . _ ~_. , 1111411111 .(ehitray alporesseg) • ef -which, however, no 1 . . , , the Thdts et . Xiseuesiel - neeeingst the psi. 7 11 ° 14 rtble : dilis k - .. h - of -Pr ..141 ,IN • . • ~, te r franallsineur, dated * idea can here be eouveyed.—Complatesem. ' odd Nuretie, may be had at No. IS, tVan. are Polish Colonel, by whom tordALATNEv 4 e l i r ors e we , eve lß l i et h t ***ll ,44,., tee i- I* . Bel . ..- --, -r- 7 • i th e t h.fA L . ... • • firkwateer,itile comp) Jarkiy vt-.; P r. of I, rived in the -.., -•-: aussittiitivot loss to GM traoe. - *lc oast. Some highly interesting Engravong* risoner." Coerce aims= TaLteins—also• COrriody I are in orenaration for sutceedusg' Numbers.-_l . — a, T we lfth Ar a i? , was - p as f os m !i i. last ii , t... • Ay. i She had c a. aii . to se ine an American •Ship al. l p • 4i• - 2d lii; Prints and INlormerre, on kteColombiee paper, 4;_ , I tend y .t. '. •'.of ky Wine Danish mariners. I Bsishlawass was respectable in The . Dts:4 e and: tk* . w , . .-. . , . . may be had separate, price Is. sack. • i formation communicated - yesteraz7. l wra _,.......cters of eienis Be " and Sir AN/my 4iisr i i hers ..e . privy:ger arrlved`at Elsineur with his prize, . . _ e lave little to add. That there has lseen '".""' .. pig . d ... by .E ma y,.. 4 .4, 41 ,,.. tile cSphl.; .104111 put in ptison by or.der of the Cover- Mrs. Ifuennaer, who was engsr„ed at theQlonienees . 1 ~- were exceedingly wolf Music hieeting of the three Choirs had action may be doubted, although the re. ~.i . we als& Ma/wee, in Levan's hancis,*4;hirctosits 1 any qt . &if' tti . e. To the giiat satisfartionot the inh 4- 9 ' mill I W/6 . ducedia young vocal. performer; whosefirre down .., I v matched us through another channel. The le those of Fawcrer, contributed not le littleisr.4e i hirtants . , ear, awl rfrag those otCopenhagens . , h ee _ evv i ves t a t t,teepsvem-frona-t e isbetie..teissedainnitentr_Of dtendllesnalh.---4F1K.04 ew A fi co eh ms , l / 444 .- tim e d w i t h is. guns, was would have muchastonialsed the nuneerous Gefooosomell..l...:i, the night before in those hartrsonic ceremdbialt, bier :: per importance to the . charact,er o 1 0 4kft iesa, and . capture 'tiiiritarivits-tsigfi..-earttird- %i ts lin.that Cathedral. She went down tonesite,,,,? -- she left on the Ist inst. and Capt. BoYD ! P!? • Miss S. Boom was an animated but chaste and lute- same day a brig {ruin Oporto was captured, and car- the next morning was happily delivered of a thappieg ned the subjoined letter to his Owners : ) 1 resting representative of Ysela.—The Entertainment tied into G - ravelines ; and a ship laden principally with mahogany was captured off Ostend : and was 1 .3 f. ' : who might otherwise have given his Inn sir& "Ti.. 11,... m . October 10. I was Ptrillifit. BALIAIII2ROS. far attained, ' menced its march, " The enemy menswes en the sorters *as the Yo,. was taken prisoner." To the information Porti,gal we any serious action port has now rev Ann, BOYD, which place s, has forwarded , , is ' i fet il flue. ' resting ship _ principally , " The Downs. October 10. I was p„,,,,„,. _• mahogany was captured off O s t en d ; an d was ••if. ' ---- ' i g l. ft h " Gex - rtemEN—l have just time to inform y o u of Lyceum—J*lns Bull was performed at this Theatre. afterwards driven on shore. Ruled:es in the orchestra of the charci, insteeid of tat of the cradle. . my arrival here. I sailed from Litho° on the Ist in- ; The only novelty was the substitution of Mr. Hawaii. The VANGUARD, 74 guns, recently arrived at Ply- . • .. e• • I TON for Mr. HOLLAND in the part of Frani Rochdale. month - from the . North.s!a Fleet, is ordered to be paid On Tuesd4y last, as a party of the 84th leg stant. Thfda r y I sailed it was reported, that a heavy .t Hit u nd e rtook the task at a very short notice, and off, and laid up in ordinary : the crew are to be turned with deserters, whom they had brought f r ost ; was favourably received.—The House was full , over either to the MALTA or BULwARK ; the latter is was-marching up Old Hall -street, Liverpool, one 01 battle had been fought with the &h division of the I army. The packet was detained at L i s bon in conse- Mr. Krassma is now out of danger. The bleeding ordered to be got in immediate readiness, and it is the prisoners broke guard, and ran thr o u g h Ed mun d + quence of the above report (Signed) r , J. Beim!, w a s i n a part to w hi c h no stypt i c cou ld b e applied, rumoured in the naval circles that Captain Nast', the street and Earle -street. into St. Paui's-square, whets ; but it has stopped. He has lost, we understand, near Flag Captain at Plymouth, will have command of a soldier who pursued him, apprehe n din g hi s neap It is our duty to state, however , that the above ! eighty ounces of blood. The com Plaint did not arise the nui.wAite, which is to carry an . Admiral's flag. discharged his musket, the ball from which. after report of Captain BOYD is wholly discredited at the f rom any particular exertion, biii took place during A letter has been received at Plymouth, from Mr. breaking the fugitive's arm, passed through-the b o dy aurae, late of the SiallaAMlS frigate. It is dat e d of Edward Millington, a carter, and caused hie ;some. Government Officei, and the followi n g communica- I sleep, and the bed in the morning was covered with Th e e ff ect h as b een so me abatem e nt of a from Brest, the Ist inst. and states, that he was on diate death. The desira r was overtaken and secured: t h e eve of setting oat fro= that place for Verdun, About II o'clock on Thinsdayeeening last, as Mr. subject may . , . tion on the be regarded as datii-efirieh from headeche to which he had been 'a long time subject. i blood. whither his three companions had been sent some I C. Wilraot, of Cheltenham, was returning from Bud There has beta no direct, communication The Dublin Theatrical Campaign commenced on Monday last with the Comedy of rig Rival,, and the clue previous. Several English fishermen, taken byi lip, he was attacked by two footpads, who, alta r d e • had been released, and came i etanding big money, violently assaulted him with Lisbon since the 27th ultimo, on account of the teem- ! Thcßostolamlek this superb' afterpiece of Blue Beard, in which DAvus and the ene . my's crulaers, peituous state of the weather, Tagus on the 49th, and tbs Coast of Portugal finally ! c itaisigA i . e g Quadrupeds made their Ashur before an home i n the last cartel — Another cartel sailed from bludgeobs ;and would, but for the providential ; r-. *sh audience with great applause. The' perm of Plymouth, for Morlaix. on Thursday evening, with rival of a ' Gentleman in a i g, most probably have en the Ist instant, fly stated in Om . Pli as greedy:correct i capoist itaseksit in the play, and 0 1 Vivi in the after- an American Gentleman, charged with dispatches completed th • • however, she had .• • their totem of robbery and murder. • ,Tbe • Brae, From the above ceostr i niece, were 20011. ably anstaisad by Mr. Karr, who for the Minister of the United,Statee in Paris. Four %fillies who committed the above . 'it act ' )l i. • no communication .writ) thesubsequent tO - r is most p r rising and a deserved fa v ourite ladies, flu wives of °tears whe-etir now shore , i a . 4 acto r . , this prisoners of Ebbsworth, of Elkstone, of his mosey and wit** ---...A.lfis Mal -TOntintled -, ten- , ivi* Iliklnsh public. war. went by conveysnm m rn:ng of the above day. the 27th. Thu Immix."' • . • ' •• - - . . . .. . • . . .- - - st - -, - • .- , 1 - ' • ,- -.- - ' • . _ . . . . • . • . , • - _ . , •-. • - ~- , • ' . J • • . 4. - • • .`_~ .•~i ~ f