Star. — London, England, 1811-11-02 00:00:00

IFTFIr i - 111• 11 =m 2 m. , - , -ft , *: ANIfOLT - . • • GUSSELDORF, OCT. On the 30th September, was burned on the parade, in presence of.a not:Ober of spectators, a considerable„ • ' quantity of Citgljaii . inlychandize, which had been seized. BASLE, OCT. 4. Her Mliesty the Queen of Holland arrived here on Monday morning, the 30th September, with two carrirges and six horses. This Princess again set out at ten o'clock yesterday morning. We are assured she is going to Paris. Count Gottorp is still here. This Prince lives very retired, and continues to lodge at the Three Kings. VIENNA, OCT. 9. • ' The earthquake wh'i'ch was felt lon the 4th October, at Vienna, was muchlmoie severe in_many parts of Upper Styria, and in the environs of the Schnieberg. Along the high road from Carinthia to Vienna, at Ktieglach, and especially in Murzzuschlag, it has caused considerable devastation.—Most of the chin,- nies in the place were very 'much damage d, et several fell down, and that of the Road C or's house was thrown right across the high road, in the direc- ' tion from NAV. to S.E.—Many of the balks were throirm down, and numberless rifts were to be per ceived hi the walls next the road, and the bells in the small steeple of the church began ringing of them- 1 selves. . SLAbELSE, OCT. U. • After a long continued drought Over the whole country, 'II beginning of October has at length brought us thuch rain, which, with the accompanying high winds, have at once put us far forward into autumn. The trees deprived of their leaves, already . spew its baneful effects, although the field's recover ing their verdure, promiie in part to restore what the stunrcer's excessive heat had deprived them of.— The high price of provisions 'appears to be on the decline. 1 Lieutenant-General Balletteps, quarters, Casares, September 30, writes to the Chief of the Staff, as follows : " MOST EXCELLENT Sin—Since the action of the 25th, of which my occupations have hitherto preven- LONDON. ted my giving an account to your Excellency, these troops have been constantly tinder arms. General TWO PRIZES OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND Oodinot, with 5000 men, marched on the 27th from ' ' our OF THL THREE ' ' A Prado del Rey, and pitched his tents on the heights IN THE t.oTTERY JUST ENDED, WERE SOLD AND SHARED ! in the neighbourhood of the Montera inn, two leagues BY EYTQN, land a halt from XiMeaa. This very rapid movement c, COEHlitta„ AND 18, cOVENI RY-SIII.EET '. WHERE TICKETS AND 'SHARES • ? I i nd i cat ed that I should be attacked on the nest day; in , , ARE SELLING FOR order to be prepared for which, I recalled the battalion THE SMALL LOTTERY OF ONLY ' 2 6,500 'FICKE'TS, of ppbaatro and a company of Escopeteros who, on TO BE DRAWN 19th NOVEMBER. the preceding day, had proceeded, under the orders of ---. 'Brigadier the Marquis de 4s Cuevas, to cover the - , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. .position of Gaucin ; directed the Board of Govern ytticE D c F . S POCKS THPI DAY Al ONE crct.ocK ' mc,nt to sound the alarm throughout the mountains, per C per Ct. IteduCe r 7 in "" • r 631 64—Ditto for account 64 it 62i , 63 - 4 per C ent. 79 and the patriots to station themselves in the enemy's Ant , I A Ct. 941—Bonds 141.155. pre.—Omntunt ii di.. rear on that point, that they might fall upon them at ch. i.tals (_id.) Is. 2s. pre.—Ditio Oil) 45. to ss. pre. i • the vet) , moment that the latter should begin to at. A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, by Okla we tack the advantageous position which I had taken in front of the town. This,however, Goudinot appear'. have receiycd intelligence from Lisbon to the 21st to have observed from it height ; and he concluded, tf t. From the subjoined extracts our Readers will erceive that n . O movement has been made on the part that I was determined to defend it at all haz ards,. p In this situation, and my troops longing to see the of Lord WELL:Norm's Army, nor does the enemy enemy advance and engage them, I was apprized, appear disposed to - Molest the Allies for the present. Their grand object, the relief bf Ciudad Rodrigo, that they had withdrawn. I immescottely set i n pur suit of them, but they retreated with such precipita has berry accomplished. The intelligence from Wain, * by the way of Lisbon, is not 9f moth importances [ion as far as the fields of Barnos, tlrat my , [tem p t to ertake them proved fruitless. it, however, slims, that the Spaniards are still on the ov " At present this country is free from the three alert, wherever an opportunity of atinoying their in- 1 divisions which had maneeuvred in it from the loth vaders occurs. , to this day, his Majesty's arms have been covered The Dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON are dated with glory in the actions in Which they defeated two Frenada, On the 16th ult. but they record no fact of divisions of those invinciblcs, and - the third having any import-Ince. The contending armies remained in been compelled to retire at the sight of our bayonets. ,seta,,--- ., , . -- ' -vine'---excellency arriyed ymout. from --,. six transports under coo , having the King's County Militia on hoard. The North Devon are tp embark immediately on board the same transports, for Portsmouth. The King's County had a most tempestuous passage, but they arrived safe. Thursday, a detachment of the North York Militia marched from Brighton for East Bourne and Hail sham, to relieve a party of the 421 or Royal High , hinders, who ate ordered to join their regiment, at Lewes Barracks. It is expected that they are going on foreign service. Wednesday, the 2d Somerset Regiment of Militia, commanded by Lieutenant.cqonel COOlpt, was tet... viewed on Nelson's Crescent, Ramsgate, by his Royal. , Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. The number of fashionable spectators present was very great—many from Margate and Broadstairs. This regiment is cora• posed of a yery fine body of men, and they performed the dilerent evolutions with a degree of ' precision; order, and regularity that merited the praise cf , Royal Highness, who was pleased to pass many eneo- ntiums on them, and desired Colonel Comma to tetl! the ofcers end men that his Royal Highness wa; highly gratified. The Members pf the Westminster Regiment of Volunteers gave a grand dinner to their worthy Com mandant, Colonel RostssoN, at Free i'vlason's Tavern, on Thursday, for the purpose of congratulating that excellent Officer on his recovery from the effects of the alarming bodily injury he received, by being, thrown from his horse at the Review on Wimbledon Cop- I mon, n honour of his Mmesvir's Birthday. THE EVENING STAR:. SPORTING INTELZ.IGENCZ. NEWMARKET OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, Sweepstakes of IS is. - for 8-yr olds, 8.t.41b. each. Tyre-yr old Coursc.—The winner to be sold for 100 p. if demanded. 'Lord Sufiield's 1. by Eagle, out of a sister to PetwOrth • Lord Lowther's Brightonia, sister to Brighton Las, - S< 1 Mr. Croctford's c. by Coriander - Mr. Blake's Sprightly, 7st. beat Mr. Shakespeare's Chester , est. 71b. Across the Flat, 50 gs. Mr. Ladbroke's Edward, lit.7lls. beat Mr. Blake's Queen of Shaba, est. 08. Two-yr old Course, 50p.' . . . L - .. quo. The Lisbon Paper scontain a dispatch from Gene- This conduct will, I think, con'. ; your t . how much may be expected from ate troops, when Tal BALLASTETIOS, dated September 30, in which he . discipline and order being thoroughly established claims some advantages over a division of the enemy among them, they, from the lowest private to the of under General GODINOT, on the 27th of that month.' fieer commanding, know no interest but the love of The - subsequent retreat of BALLASTEROS I under the ,and the earnest wish of saying their country." guns of Gibraltar, proves th at his success on th e a bove occasion was not productive of any perms- i —Regent., 9azofe. AL E ICANT, SEPMDER 7. non; good. LISBON, OCTOBER i 5. The French are entrenching themselves in Burgos, By official letters received from the headquarters • whose castle they are endeavouring to repair, obliging Freinada, dated the 9th instant, we are infornied that the inhabitants to work excessively en it. The castle Ooth:og new had occurred. . of Pencolvo has been placed in a formidable state of oet one 19.—wrimuci'ENce. FROM ARRAOON, 1: defence, and they continue to construct forts as far as NOtwitlistanding the advantages which - the allied , Irm, which shows they fear som e forced retreat to armies 1 have obtained over the French. it is certal.o wards this country, where the proximity. of Santo that Suchet has orders and instructions to invade the ' cildes's army, and tither divisions of patriotic parties, kingdom of Valencia. The immense deposits o f gra i n reanimates the national enthusiasm, so characteristic and welted meat which have been formed in Teruil,. of the Castilians. We eve r y da y ex p ect here Gene -1.)-woca, Alcanex, Derma, and Tortosa, are directed ral Kendizable, who is pout in g to. o rg an i ze the 7th to this end, and the movements of their troops on the Amy? ftontiers of that kingdom now cover that fatal opera- 1 - VALENCIA D'ALCANTARA, SEPT. 24. tion. The design may indeed be termed foolish and General' Girard has his head:ousitert In Zaftig, and rash in the suppcsititm that the Valenci:ln people n ill occupies Meriila for the Furposc of solleeting pro maintain, as it is probable they will, that noble &fn..' visions. mess and union which made _s tn the terror of the l' i ''' • , -• • ViTp he's this day laid before our Readers a full Mr. Wyndham's f. ' by Gobanna; out of Catherine, 7st. llb. beat Mr. Thornhill's Topaz ; sister to Black Diamond, 9st. Two: yr old Course, 10. p. 2tol on Eagle-5 to 2on Sprightly-6 to 4on Idward-.-. ' 9to 1 and 6t04 on Gohanna. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each. A.D. M. Oft. Gower's emends, tat. 71b. - Mr. Craven's Dimity, sat. 71b. • 2 Mr. Andrew's Discount, Ist. Sib. - - 3 Lord G. H. Cavendish's Ecele'eton, fist. Gib. beat Gen. Gower's c. by Walton, oui of Currycomb's dam, dst. ills. Ali. M. 240 p. Sir I. Shelley's Manikin, beat D. of Rutland's c. by Sorcerer, out of Thalia, fist. 41b. each. R. M. 100 gs. 7to 1 apt Cressida-4 to son Dimity-7 to 4 agst Dit cqunt-6 to 4 on Eccles's/2-6 ;o 4 on Manikin. The Audley End States of 30 gs. each for horses of all ages, two. yr olds excepted. 'To start at tbe Starting Post of the Evio-yr old Course and to run to the End °Me Beacon. Duke of Graftdn's Nimrod, 3-yri old, 70, lib. ; Mr. Lake's Britannia, Sirs old, est.2lb. - Lord Jersey's Langton, aged, est. Mr. Shakespear's Sprite, 4-yrs old, Tat. 71b - - 4 Duke of Rutland's Sorcery, Ditto's Grinialkin, and Mr. lisora. l hill's Topaz, paid 10p. each, forfeit. 2to 1 apt Nimrod-9 to 1 apt Britannia-7 to 4 apt Langton. Duke of Grafton's Pope, tat. 4 b. rec. 150 gs. from Mr. An; Brew's Morel, eat. R. M. 200 gs. An express was received yesterday from Windsor, s'ating—" That his MAJESTY was somewhat com posed during the night, and appeared better in the morning." A private letter received from New Ycrk observes, I a that the American Government has chosen to con sidet that France has repealed her decrees , and has - - - 1 i J I rs: '~t~ Moucey's warlike legions, and if to this . eireurnstanee vvp ~ave 1.. „--- we add their torgr.lphical sittfAtion which titres so !. Report Of the Trial of Mr. Wifir.c., yesterday, for a many mean`s of offensive and defensive war if, to the „Libel. Mr. Wt!trz conducted his o , : yu defence. The iclvaritages of natnre We join the protection of HEA,..! ATTORNE•i-ozwziim. contended, that the clumsy, area in favour of so beautiful a part of. the Peninsula stupid Jinja', what provoked the trial, was a foul ~ ------- ' - and scandalous libel, and this , seemed also to be the hitherto denvnstrAted i❑ so visible a manner by re pegted prodigies, it is to be hoped that this new Mar 7 thal will see his pride hombled in the pliuis watered •. those opinion - of Lord ELLENSOROMM ; a sworn Jury, how. ever, of twelve holiest hien, were of a different opinion, -.quitted the Defetidant. 'We ate happy in'seelng in sonsequence laid down a system of action in con formity with that view of the subject, it cannot de •p.rtfrom it until it is authorised by Congress : that it is true the Decrees do not seem to be cle.rly and fully repealed, but that Mr. BARLOW'S mission to Paris will, it is believed, effect the full and complete _ - expected rcpcal. Great Britain will then be _to repe4l her orders iu Council, or war, or restrictions as bad as a state of war, will be the consequence. This can. however, will be avoided, if your ' Y by ere Turio, • and be punished for ___ . sitrocious " and ay._ -- -- _ i sequence, . . Govern. crimes for which he has made himself execrably cui- Juries maintaii.ing their right to judge both of the 1 Rent (the British) be true to sour own declarations, suitiug, that when the Berlin and Milan Decrees ate pable on the banks of Francoli. 1 ttw and the fact ;nor can -we conclude without re- I I really repealed, your Orders in Council fail to the LISBON, ObTOBER 20. I marking, that 'the foul nonsense to which so much i • ! ound, as a matter of course. One of the causes of le exchange being against you is th is--we teed your ii Our army remains in much the same line of posi.. importance has beengiven, would never have reach e d 'tion as when th . ' last packet saikd. Marmont ad. ' the eyes -or ears of one in a hundred thousand who army my i n S pa i n with grain, and we draw upon you for 4ances towards Badajoz, and we understand pontoons I are now made acquainted with it, but for this public the amoest. This turns the exchange much against and other apparatus are in forwardness in that neigh : prosecution. - •.: ~ .; .. , ~ ....h. 1 i l you i because you can send nothing to us as a balance.". . , _ . . _ . • . .. - - - . . .. . ~ - • i.~...er.. :i b..- • . - }+f : - 4.- . . •• , .... .. .7 . • - THE ARMY, 1 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. t hourhood, as if a descent through the Ale attain wad A, intended. We are stragthening Elvas,m4 keree no s t . ti le ve h l arge fleet 'with stiong reinforcements for i FALMOUTH, OCTOBER so. Alta that the enemy can Ilford sufficient ufeithar meal Aar uol'es in Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean, I Arrived his Majesty's ship ROTA, from a cruise. or stores to cotimatence any o ff ensive operations. 'rile '40501 detained 4t Cowes by adverse winds. Generals ' , • PLYMOITI It OCTOBER at. lit battalion of the 39th has arrived, 800 strong, from 1 i LEITH, Rosa, and Boritwice, Colonels Moons, Sailed the NIMROD cutter for Basque Roads. Tl.e . the Mediterranean. Some of our Dragoon are re- ',, A MO RETON, BRADFORD, &c. and a strong body of HERRING schooner k come up the harbour to refit.— 'turning home, as in future only 3 squadrons of each men have been on b oar d Yeantrday evening it blew a violent gale at S. S.W. regiment are to be in the Peninsula. this fleet for the last 6 weeks. T. A fleet which carries out reinforcements of men an d The tide ruse again to an extraordinary height, over It is said, the Governor of Ciudad Rodrigo went flowed the quays and cellars, and has done comider- Officers for regiments in the West Indies, is about.to to ,take the air with two confidential Officers, and all sail from Portsmouth. ; able damage. A waterman, named Jeffery, was these were taken by the Guerillas. Colonel LA Townies fine regiment , the Carlow, drowned last evening ; he was railing across the liar- INTELLIGENCE TRANSMITTED FROM ELVAS, ON TILE and Colonel IRWIN'S regiment, t h e Sli go Militia, have bour in his boat, when a sudden squall took the sail 9ris or eczoeza . arrived at Spithead. ! and capsised her. The wind still continues in the " The French continue to have some troops in Me- Major-General M'LEOD, mi ntant .p e ne r al of the sa me quarter, with heavy squalls at intervals.—la Aida and Almendrajo, and the remainder in Zafra. Artillery, w,ith his Staff, has set off for Portsmouth. i consequence of the Channel and North-sea fleets re:-: They have not brought aoy troops from Andalusia. I His Excellency Lieutenant-General BROWNRIODE, cl,zrousing to the Eastward, and the consequent bu s: . We have not yet received any accounts of the return resides at Ryde, till the wind permits the ArnicA ix tle occasinned thereby in the naval depots there, I itif.arnaont's army. The French who are in Bads- to sail. :am informed that si/Sen companies_ of Shipwrigliu joz'had lately but ten or twelve cows and about 400 , The Carlow will be landed at Portsmouth, and are to be seat from the Dock-,yard at this port tt, head of sheep. They, in consequence, went out and ' • 4 rnarcLed to the gay town of Chichester, where they Portsmouth. robbed and brought in ;000 head, clo s e greater part Will be quartered for au svinter.—The Sligo goes on ' 'PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER I. from the neighbourhood of Olivenza. In the pre- Arrived the Vtaano from Cork. Sailed the Wm ceding month there dew* from the French garri- to the Downs. 1 Several General Officers have proceeded to Brigh- TING on a cruize. The SYLPHIA is appointed con son of Badajoz 150 soldieri and two officers, on ac ton, to pay INC:. respects to the Pansce ReGENT ; but eoy for the Downs. —:Wind S.W. count of the fatigues they sneered, and being always ; it is understood that the Grand Riview which was DEAL, NOVEMBER t. - on half rations. The new Governor Gino has ar ito have taken place of the 42d, the North Yurkahkre Remain, all the ships as per last.—Wind S.W . rived and taken the command in the room of philipon. IMilitia, 7th Dragoon Guards, and of some Nhee • ' YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1. Agreeably to intelligence ftom the North of Portugal , troops. is unavoidably postponed, on accotuit of the A. ; iled with live stork and stores for the ships in Marshal Oudinot is expected in Valladoliii.; hoc ontes very unfavourable aspect of the weather. Wingo Sound, the DESIREE frigate, and Leveasi from Holland to take the command of the army of The Glamorgan Militia are geiog immediately to sloop. Arrived the 9ossito frigate, from a cruize, Bessieres, lately directed by Porsenne, bus he has not Ireland. during which she has captured a privateer, but there yet arjved ." The South Lincoln Militia are reanoved from Col- being no boats from the frigate and the privateer but • OFFICIAL INTELLIGINCF. .." ehester to W oo db r id g e . - now coming in, cannot get particulars in time for post. The Earl spencer cutter has ' ltb, Ar r i ve d under date, Hied - • Coik, wlth -. z also toe Quintana, with a part of 'the home A ward Baltic fleet, nnsisting of 300 sail, whit t left the Baltic with the above. Ten of the convoy, is said. were captured by the Danish gun-boats. Remain in I • the I Rei,ds the Solebay, Vice4dmiral MURRAY ; Puspero, Locust, Exertion, and Mosquitto. FROM LLOYD'S LISP. The Lady Gambier, from Landoll to Lisbon and the Brazils, Las carried away her foremast, taxi stoyejn her decksand gunwhale, near Tidgnmouth, and it is feared Will be a total low. The Mary Ann, Bis.len, from Newfoundland for Liverpool, put into pe;cauda about ,the 7th of 10;w:thee, leaky. Aitairz s —At Portsmou:b, the Mm l y FillibiNS, Atkinson, from Quebec. In the River, Thomas, Smith; and Robert, P.ICC, from Quebec. At Sheerness, Aretbusa, Davidson, from Quebec. A; Lerapeet,•Trial, Thampsom from joliira tumble. •••••••=••••• 11 •••••••••• Captain BINGHAM ; late of the Little Belt, has bee , promoted by the Nchniralty to the rank of Post Cap. tain, and appointed to the Volage. The Ponvaa sloop of war has captured a Danish, privateer of bar guns aad. torte men, and ;wilt her into Leith. The Medusa, 96 gum, Hem. Captain Bo cos ; Theban, 36, CtE.Diasir i Port Mahon, 16, Captain HATTON ; Dexterous gun.brig, Lieutenant TomutanN, sailed.on Thursday from P o rtsmouth, to cniize off Cherburgh. Letters have been received at rlymrpth from Cip. rain Hawxxs, of the Melampus, which had grs.e ashore on the coast of Nova Scotia, -and was after wards got off and towed to Quebec, dated the Ist. of October from Queluc, which state that he was com pletely refitted from his damages, and was all ready for sea, and would sail OR the 6th of October freak Hal.f.s, and thence for England. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India Hoes*, when Op following ships were taken up for one voyage in the Company's service, vjz.—Lord - Dunian, New Ship building at Northam, and New Ship building at Hull. A Mail and Dispatches were yesterday received from Halifax. There has been a violent storm on - receiv, that station, of the effects of which we have the following particular; : HALIIIAI, OCTVIIII " His Madesty; skips ACdp : Spartan, &otos, and Tartan , . returned bete ea Saturday a9ll Booby last, %gelid isoffered 1.- tardy in their epees, he. in the gale on Monday, the Soda alt. let. 41.Ipng. 631. or thereabout ; the violent gust at N.W. (not felt here tW three o'clock p. tn. ) sins* them abort hali-past eleven o'clock, a. in. and at half-past one p. ait began to abs , , but left a tremendous sea running. Schooner Margaret, CIT.- ton, from hence to 11!irbesiees, cossiered is a gale, master sod crew saved by a ship from New Brenswick for England, and pet on board the Spartan frigate. The Govenunent schooner I touter from Quebec, Government brig litadeavour from Newfoundiani.:, Lady Delaval transport, and schooner Hibernia, are on shore at the Cut of Camp, Cape Breton, &c. The brig Mary Robinson, of New Brunswick, fur Jamaica, was wreaked at Lesamb har bour. Misses Shaw sad Duncan, paseenaers. The mate and six sea r nlen perished : part of the cargo need. The schooner greyhouad Is on shore at Fisherman's Harbour." • The following is an extract of a Letter from Kings. ton, Jamaica, of August SO: " By the ship Agnes we have derived some particulars of tIl! operations carrying on in the vicinity of the Caracas. It peers that General Francisco de Miranda marched from the Ca race's in the middle of this most!, against the city of %%lamb, with an army of fonr thousand men : he made a vigorous attack upon it, and, after an obstinate coo.Slet, was compelled to re treat, with considerable loss. .Having, however, obtained some reinforcements, he repeated the attack against that lannottaLt place, but was forced to retire, with the loss of upwards of 500 men. Determined, however, to persevere In the object he bid in view, he was augmenting his force to reduce that city, there was little doubt of hi. success. The embargo which been laid on for a coesiderable time at the Cararcas was flair .% and the rested respect was paid to British ileppiog i,`l acts; bat American •easels were daily sent in. " AUOVIT 2f.—William Shaw, Esq. was yesterday taken un a Bench Warrant, and charged with haling represented bin*. (:‘ self ss empowered by Lard Liverpool to mat for the purpose brining St. Domingo under the dominion of Great lititaio, and with acting in this alfgir under the agecey of Monsieur La Point.' Tuesday night, Mr. H. Mannings, one of the Til l:7j nity Pilots, in passing aloe the pavement, in Dover , on his return home, sli down, by which meal . s he received so violent a all, as to cause his death su: 3 after he got borne, a distance of only a few cods. • • II