Star. — London, England, 1809-08-21 00:00:00

1 Return of the Nilled and Nrqu,.ded belonging :o his Maje " I i:avr great satisfaction in acquainting your Lordship that in passing the ba.tei . i.s of tho 15th 'tent, imrc:-tant object has been attended. with very little loss on Itk 0. i our part, the total number of killed, wounded, and missing, from . _ . the Bth Mstant to the surrender of the town on the 15th, amount to 110.—I have the honour to be, &c. &c. (Signed) " CASTLEREAOH." At 10 o'clockyesterday morning the Park and Tower guns were fired, and about nine in tae evening the dis patches were communicated to the public in the Ga zette Extraordinary, of which we have given a copy in the preceding columns. The dispatches of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, relative to the events which preceded the fall of Flushing, were published in the ordinary Gazettc of Saturday. .--........""••••••• 1 demcnded a suspension of arms, early Oft the 11th a capitulation CoNTINL:A 1 lON as Agreed upon, by whic't the garrison surrendered prisoners of war. The garrison, wben it surrendered, amounted to more tl.an COO n.en. bLAKZ. Rtt.t.rn—Jarnes Gait, St r;, .ant Gf Ma! ires, Julia Oa ouNDED—Ar,TrevoMovev, 1 hns.Coat,csa nun, ditto, Robt. ii,t,rnie, Janus Lye, seaman, dlttn, Lines Goodhv, private of mArine4, severely, William SteNar , , ror. , oral ot tirlrires, ditto, John IVLienail.ar;i, private of rnarint 5, Manby, private cf marines, ditto, \\'il tstn Firby, private of marines, ditto. Since our last, German Papers to the 11th, Paris to the 9th and Dutch to the 15th have arrived. From these we have given sufficient extracts to enable our Readers to estimate the falsehood of the statements circulated on the Continent wherever the public press is under the influence of France. The 30th Bulletin of the French represents the ar mies of Austria as reduced to one-fourth part of their original strength, while the French army has been increased to double the number of which it consisted at Ratisbon." The account of the battle of Talaveyra, given in the Madrid Gazette, dated from Santa 011 ala the 26th, 27th and 28th ult. is a specimen of the most unblush ing effrpntery. It states that King JOSEPH carried death and dismay into the ranks of his opponents ; ,that the field was covered with their slain ; that a di vision of the British was annihilated by the Duke of BELL UNO, &C. &C. The accounts in these Journals respecting Austria are vague and unsatisfactcry ; but various private letters have been received, which agree in substance with the accounts from Holland, of which we took some notice on Saturday. They state that the Aus trian Government has announced the termination of the Armistice ; and that hostilities will speedily be renewed. We are assured, that Lord WALPOLE, who arrived' from the Continent yesterday, brought the important intelligence to Government that the Austrians have been driven by the exorbitant demands of BONAPARTE to put an end to the armistice, and to renew the war, The discontent in the Austrian army at the reCult of the battle of Esling is extreme ; since it is the uni versal sentiment that if the success had been followed up, the victory must have been complete. It is now certainly ascertained that the French ammuni tion was totally exhausted, and that but for the timid councils to which the Archduke CuArtLes un fortunately yielded, and the credit he gave to the false representations which were made to him (no doubt corruptly made to him) the army of the French EMPEROR might have been reduced to the last extremity. Prince JOHN of Lichtenstein offered to pass the Danube with 30,000 men, and cut off BONAPARTE from Vienna, but his plan was rejected. The wisdom of the advice, however, has been since acknowledged ; and we understand that the Arch duke CHARLES has given up the command of the army to Prince JOHN Of LICHTENSTEIN, under whose auspices the Imperial House of Austria is yet to strug gle for its fate. Lord INALrot.r., who has been tra velling for his pleasure, states that the French army is in the most deplt r.tble state for every ne es!ary, and that though a most favourable opportunity was lost, there are yet grounds for hope that the Austrians may make a powerful stand. This morning we received letters from Plymouth Dock of Saturday's date, which mention that a letter had been received the preceding evening by an Officer of high military rank, brought to Falmouth by a schooner from Lisbon, stating 44 that Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY was in possession of Madrid ; that he had taken the French Governor and 2000 Officers and men prisoners, and that Marshal Vicroa, at the head of the remaining French army, was rapidly retreat ing."—Not having received any letter from Falmouth this morning we have no means of appreciating the degree of credit due to this statement, which is given without any date. We are apprehensive, however, it is only a reverberation of one of the reports circulated in the beginning of last week. The CHAMPION frigate has sailed from the Downs with the transports under her convoy, having on board the Russian Admiral and seamen, for the Baltic. An order has been received at Mill Prison to pre p ire for the reception of '2200 prisoners of war. The Transport Board have given directions to remove 1000 from the respective prison-ships in Hamoaze to Dartmnor. Thursday last M. ROSE, an Officer of distinction in the French servicz, but now a prisoner of war on board the linAnvE, in Plymouth harbour, having some words with a fellow-prisoner, they agreed to de. cide the difference in the gun-room. Not being able to procure swords, they fastened the blades of two razors to two sticks, with which they fought till the former received a desperate wound in his right side: it is not, however, considered mortal. ' His Gr: c. the Duke of BEDFORD, and his amiable Duchess, accompanied by the Hon. Miss RUSSELL and Mr. ADAM, have honoured Plymouth-dock with their presence, by paying a visit to the Hon. Mrs. PAGET, wife of Capt. PAGF.T, R. N. at Government House. The Duke of Ct.Aniencis completed his 44th year this day. 11,11:11, INTELLICENCE. LOWESTOFFE, AUGUST is. The CALYPSO sloop of war arrived in these TORBAY, AUGUST 19. this morning, at. 7 A.M. She left Camvere at nom, This day arrived his Majesty's ship MERMAID, from ' yesterday. She has brought official dispatches boil, Portsmouth ; Hent.zotnn and HUMBER armed ships from Lord CHATRIAI4 and Lord GAMIER, COTIVer : d from the Downs.—Put back, the fleet bound to West by two Officers of the Army and a Naval Offi e , r , Indies, &c. that sailed from hence yesterday morning. wt.°, immediately on t h e r sanding, set off ep..css for FALMOUTH, AUGUST is. t Awn. By the intelligence received from an Officer By the Lady Arabella, we learn that the Prince of the CALYPSO, it appears that nothing further will be atterApted against the City o f A ntwerp , or tLe Ernest and Queen Charlotte packets had arrived at Gibraltar and proceeded up the Mediterranean. The enemy's shipping in the Scheldt, an army of upwaid Prince of Wales left the Mary at New York. The .of 40,000 men having been collected fur the defence Windsor Castle had arrived at Halifax, and sailed of that city, and BONAPARTE himself having is I again.—The following packets are now detained at repotted) joined them. The CALYPSO has ab out (1 , Falmouth by foul wind, and will be off the moment prisoners, taken on board at Camvere, the most rr.:, e . it changes-- i rable wretches ever seen, composed of all nations, The Waisinshant, and Princess Elizabeth (1), for Liston but principally Poles and P rus sia ns . 'Fite CAL IT S Carteret, for Malta; Duke of Kent, for Cadiz ; Diana, for 1a- has since sailed fer Yarmouth, for th e purpose . maica; . Chesterfield, fur America; and Prince Adolphus, fur the I landing her prisoners. Brazils A serious affair, attended with much bloodAt\i, took place a few days since on board the Yon rn,-.1 of war, off Walcheren. The prisoners on board, the nunlbt r of 700, suddenly rose on the centinels, seized the arms, when the crew being much weakertl by detachments on shore, were nearly overpowevd , 51 much so, that the enemy had got p ossess i on (A 11;,,, quarter-deck, poop, and forecastle. The Bt , however, rallied, and, after a severe conflict, dr the enemy below, but not until twelve men belor,gii to the YORK wet: killed, and many wounded, nt! much greater loss on the part of the prisoners in tiK desperate attempt. It is said, upwards of 3000 of innocent inhabitants of Flushing have perished fre.:4 the obstinate defence of its French Governor. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 20. Sailed the DILIGENCE, ACUTE, and BERXTO a fleet of merchantmen to the ratthward and we ward. The AGINCOURT, mentioned in my last, armed en-flute, and is from Remmikin: with priimc.-1 taken at Campvere, which have been landed Arrived the CALYPso sloop of war from Flushinz, and has landed General Earl of CHATHAM'S Aid-d. Camp, the Admiral's Secretary, and two other of:- cers, with d'spatches of the surrender of Flushing. Also arrived the CIIAM:ION frigate with a fleet e transports, having on board the Russian seamen taken in the Tagus ; the frigate sailed again this morning. Also arrived the HAVOC and EARNRST gun brigs._ The CALYPSO has signal flying IT sea. Tne Espe. rance, 900 tons burden, HAYMAN master, from Stet. tin, bound to London with pipe staves, is lost on the Lemon—crew saved, The ships in the Reads are the Roebuck, Agincourt, biosiu . to, Vixen, I - I.mA-, and Pincher. Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, AUGUST 19. The CoNnacT gun•brig, the arrival of which I no ticed in a former letter, brings the pleasidg intelli gence that Lieutenant OWE N, and the crew of the DREADNOUGHT'S boat, (stated to have been all killed or drowned) were made prisoners, with the exception of one, who was killed. Mr. HARPNEft is said to be badly wounded, but in a fair way of doing well. The corvette they attempted to cut out of Rochefort was called the Dragon, of 16 guns and 120 men, lying alongside several gun-boats. The crews of the French ships at Rochefort have been landed, and marched to join the army.--Arrived the Fanny hired cutter, from the Downs ; the Sandwich schooner, with dispatches from the West Indies ; a detained Danish brig, and a large French chasse-made, prize to one of our cruizers.—Yesterday the CAnstus sloop of war sailed for Rochefort ; and the SEAFLOWER brig for Corunna ; but they both returned again this day, owing to foul winds.—Siiled the NARCISSUS fri. gate for Weymouth. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATzerma, AVGCNT iio.—.Aalvrd the Lady Hoed, Esker, and Kingston, Atkinson, front St. Kitt's ; T,tir AdercLe,t, Dixon, from St. Vincent's; Industry, Si:eneer, from M..r, t i que; Peggy, Wawain, from Grenada; .Loyal Lsriton, 1 act ; Jr" f , a., Ferguson, Mary Wd Ann, Lindon I Lord Uath-ari, i'lanter, Roberts ; I.ustre, Solid); Friends, ; Warier • r, Dailey; Ann, Thack ; Lushirgton, Lill •y, and A t;ius•vs t &sec, Kirby, from Jamaica; Harrt-y, Redman, from 'I r.indad, t t. ?edition, Roby, irf.)m 'Portals, and Alexander, Lawn n, trGrr, fobago.—SaiLd the Hope, Collins, fur barbadoes ; ['tad F.t terson ; Weymouth, I.lewelli t; Graiitude, Rowe; ant' Hti4rs, Hooking. for Gibraltar; Active, Jam?", for St. homes\ ; wi. light, 'a witch :lc, fir Opoito ; Venus, Leith, tr Rio Grauck, Barbadoes, Essen, for Mogadote. Died, on Thursday last, at his house at SA), Staffordshire, Mi-TTHEW BOULTON, Esq. E. P. S. aged 81. Not less distinguished by the ehergi-s of has mind, employed during his long and active 1 fe, in improving various manufActures, by his science and taste, and in founding extensive establishments, whereby he has advanced the trade and prosp, pity d. hi: country, and acei'red a very general aut? jtistl: merited celebrity, than by his generous enc , nirap;e• went _f the usetul arts, his kind and benevolent A position, and the liberality of his sentiments. His memory will be long honoured with affecti.:n by hi: friends, and with gratitude by the many w o bene iited by his talents and virtues, and his n ime will L recorded among the benefactors of his corn try. " The Events of a Day" was the title of a publ:. cation, a few years since, of some celebrity —A sub ject of infinitely greater interest now ap proaches to issue, comprehending the Even:: 4 . 1,7 )),y, which will dispense to Fortune's votaries 6i) ie,s a sum than 8200,000. The present ncv.l and bi - nAcial Lottery Scheme, consisting only of 5,0v0 Numbers, to be drawn in On Day, is in full proof cf the uncommon importance of this subject, and how justly it merits general attention. • Wednesday se'nnight Viscount . Baft.xann, the son of the Earl of DARLINGTON, attained the age of 21, an event which was celebrated by the tenants. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. At,'.. 21.—There are considerable fresh supplies of 'Wheat today ; the samples chiefly second and ordinary, amt the sales in g.reral are nearly at Friday's pric..,—Barley in short supply and dearer—Malt likewise—White Peas and Beans, of the two kinds, vary but little—there are tolerable supplies of 041 i, and fine samples are quoted a trifle higher.—Fiour on the terms of our last quota. Lion ; tine American also. lIIILN/KAL ClialltNCT As UNDKIII • Wheat, 755. Os. 100 s. Beans Ws. 625. Fine ditto, 1021. lu6S. Tick ditto, 445. 50s. Rye, 411 s. 645. Oats, Wis. 30s. Ills. Barley, Wit. 461. od. Poland ditto, 375. 405.0 d. Malt, 745. 80$. Piatotog ditto, 421. White Peas (boilers) s9s. 925. Rape Seed, SOi. to 54L Grey ditto, 465 525: Fine Flour. 804. to 85s.—Seenntlo, Ws. DIED. At Peoryr, on the 14th instart, of a decline, in the 2:ith of her age, Mrs. Bentley, wife of C:lnain Charles Lentley, A Royal Veteran Rananon. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. • Morning SI minutes after 11. Afternoon St! minuted after 1 '. 1,0141D0N : Printed and Nub!ished by LEVEL K ot Can eatery Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-Orrlci, No 1, Cal Irv , street. Published 41so at the STAII 01111C1. Temple Ba►. .:ONTOON OAZETT;7 EXTII.IOP.IDINAKV—IN C FltoM THF. PtiL(•EniNc. i SA! , 4 DOMINrO. WOUNDED—John Maynartl,sLanian,Charles IWMurray, sca- Bur ti Molloy, seaman, Ja: Gra :7, scamati, Richard Platt, seaman, John Kirby, seaulai, Wilt.am Conntr, se:man, Jot ph Clearmaa, searl.w, WiEidati Use ens, sesalan. luta', 2 killeti o i ts wounded. (Copy) K. J. ETR1C11...5. A Return of the Killcd an , l WonOrd in the Svamens' Battery Flushirg, being a Detachment of .eatnen under the or, ders of Captam Chary: Richardson of his Majes:y's ship Casar, August 14, 1869. itLoeNcr. WOVNDED—Edward riarrick, Midshipman ; Felix Benja- Min, seemaH ; Benjamin, Parrott, seaman ; John Eitcheo,k, Seaman ; Thomas Scott, seam in. ti %Re. Wrou vnrn—John Woodcock, staman ; Wm. tutler,!earnan ; Total-7 wounded. Tozal Killed and Wounded—Captain Cockburn's Return-7 killed, 2 wounded. Reneral Return-2 killed, 18 wounded. Captain Rieltard i on's Return-7 wounded. Total-9 killed, 47 wounded. (Signed) - it. J. STAACRAN. A Letter fraqn Rear Admiral Sir Richard John Strachan to the Honourable WilJam Wellesley Pole, dated on board St. booth'. Go, Flushing, 17th August, 1809, transmits one frbm Sir Richard oodwin Keats, inclosing the Terms of Capitulation for the sur render of the Towns of Zeirikace and Prowershaven, with the whole of the islands of Sehowea and Duiveland, of which the following is a copy : Articles of Capitulation entered into for the Surrender of the Towns of Ztirilt. Zee and Browershaven, and the whole of the Islands of Schowen and Duiveland, to hb Britannic Majesty's forces, and concluded between the Earl of Rosslyn, Lieutenant Csmeral, and Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B. Rear-Admiral of the Blue, on the one part ; and Mr. J. Nelenitins, Mr. Secre tary Van Dopff, and Mr. J. de Katrr, Members of the Regency Deputies troFn the Towns of Zeirik Zee and Browershaven, and the whole of the Islands of Schowen and Duiveland, on the other part. the Said Deputies, in consequence of the ath Article of the Ca pitulation of the 'I own of Middleburg'', communicated to them by the Prefect of Zealand, and in conformity ro the dis position from him of the 6th August, have expressed their rea diness to accei:e to the conditions of the said capitulation, and to surrender the towns of Zeirik Zee and Browershaven, and the whole of the Islands of Schowen and Dniveland, to his Bri tannic Majesty's forces, upon the following Articles of Capitu lation : As T. I. Security he granted to every person, public func tionaries, private pi riot's, citizens, and inhabitants, whatever their political opinions msy have been, or now are, provided they conduct themselves a; peaceable citizens, and conform to such re polar ions a; shall be hereafter established by the authority of the Eritish Government. 11. Prorection shall be eanted to all private property, but all pahlie property is to he accounted foj, to such Commissioner as x1!111 he named by the General and - Admiral commanding bis .tannie Majesty's forces. . . . . . 111. 'I he a - rms • of the inhabitants which have been received front the Government, shall be deliver.d up to such officer as OA be appointed on the part of his Britannic Majesty tit receive the same ; but it shall be permitted to the Magistrates to retain such proportion of them, and to arm such part of the Burghers fort he purposes of the internal police of the towns, as shall appear to he proper and necessary, to the Officers commanding in the islarul on the part of his Britannic Majesty ; but none shall be re tained or u: id, except subject to his authority and his discretion. IV. Public tunctionaties and their families, shall be permitted, if they deslre it, to return tei any other part of Holland; but such Its shall remain, shi.ll, it required and authorised so to do, by the Officer commanding in the lslards, continue to exercise their se veral functions, fur the .tltriinistration of the alltalrs of the Towns end (eland.. alure,aid. V. Itah.fai:arts who are absent from their houses shall be per mi:ted to return with their pru;wr,y subject to the conditions iu First Article. VI. Every care will be taken that the quartering of the troops stationed in the Towns and Islands shall he made as little bur thmi nme to the Inhabitants as possible. VII. If any tni•understanding shall arise regard'ng the forego ing Articles, they .halt be explained in faseur of the Inhabitants *f the Town t and Wands aloresald. Done on Board his Britannick Majesty's sbip Superb off Cat. tend)ke, 15qt August s 1 RO9. (Signed) Rossts - u, Lietmenapl-General. R. o.ltitA rs. 3. DL KATER. JClt- NELEN:/. A. J. V Ati i)oen. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON.• MONDAY, AUGU ST 21. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. per Cent. Cons. for money 6. ‘”—for account Ggif. Orunium - 1 prem.—Exchequ. r gills, 7s. to 1::s. prem. PRICE OF STOCK. 4 ON SATURDAY. sank Stock Erg S per Cent. Rud. 631111 .3 per Cent. Cnrs. 680 4 per Cent. p‘: Ceat. Navy L'9 rdeli Long Ann. 1S 13-16 India Bonds, 20s. 211. pr. Excheq. Bills, is. pre. State I.ottery Tickets £2l. lls. Consols for acc. S T - 1- I.RENDER OF FLUSHING. Saturrl evening betw-con seven and eight o'clock, LItADrORD, Aid-mac-Can - 1p Lord CIIAI and. Lieutenant MAY, F , rst Lieutenant of the ST, 430MINGO, the. Adn-.iral's t!^,7, ship, arrived with the official .I:spatches ci the surrender of Flushing. The substance of the dispatches wcre soon afterwards communicated it, the flio , .ving letter from Lord CAiTLEIt EA 17: ti TO 111 F. 1.0 r oR. rc•.vnin g -s:c«.t, Ac t . 19, half past. Eight, P. M. " ITv I.oßo h:vc great .uisfaction in acquainting your Lordship that Alailr lb has just wit'a dispatches from the E•a• lof Cita tr: , announcing the fall of Flushhig. " The I:attcrics bri!ig completed on the 13th, and the frigates and smii:i;:r v•ss:•!s Lying taken their stations, di:: bonabardwient Comm ~ !h.:: slay, • 11th the line of battle ships, led by Str RICITARD Sr ‘'n • • c‘umonaded the town for some hours with great ef te..!t ; 1 , •nemy's firs: having ceased, a summons was sent in; t I. , wever, havinz :onsiderahly exceeded the time al in,v for consider - .:i,r, the attack recommenced that night ; aril an aclvanceil hal t,r; was carried by the bayonet by a eloaclintet.t from General•' s division under lieutenant- Coltnel t• On the preceding evening entrenchment in front of Ma wr A lIA it's division XV:.$ c with equal spirit by 11. e l'ith Regiment .o.d detach n:•v:s the kinz s German i.e. udder j,i.vseni►tit Colonel Mc not ts. The eiturny having PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 19. Arrived his Majesty's ships CHRISTIAN ITII, and WARSPITE, from off Cherbourg. The RATTLER .'r rived here on Monday, from Newfoundland. We learn by her that the ANTELOPE, Capt. *Limn, with Vice Admiral HOLLOWAY, arrived at NewEvndland on the 18th of July, after a very pleasant passage.— The worthy Admiral landed on the 20th, to resume his government, and was received by all lhe Military and Civil Magistrates. It appears that the severity of the last winter has destroyed all the cattle and sheep, not only at Newfoundland, but in other parts of America. The greatest scarcity prevails at St. John's. Beef, of the poorest quality, was selling from 16d. to 18d. per pound ; and many of the most respectable inhabitants had not tasted any for months together. Bread has been very high, but is now fsll - to its old price. His Excellency Governor HOL LOWAY has applied to the Secretary of State, for leave to trade for cattle and corn to the Western Islands. Lieutenant &mom of the Herring schooner, has re turned to St. John's, after a second unsuccessful at tempt to find some of the native Indians of New foundland. Vice Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. accompanies Admiral HOLLOWAY, when he returns to England. He has finished his tour of America. —This morning a boat belonging to his Majesty's hip SAN Josar, in which Lieut. Fosses, an officer of ma rines, two midshipmen, and three men, were fishing at the Motherbank, unfortunately upset by a sudden gust of wind; but providentially they were all saved, though in a most perilous situation, except one of the midshipmen, whose fate is uncertain. DEAL, AUGUST 19. Arrived the Rou.A. sloop. from a crui ze. AUGUST 20.—Arrived the BERMUDA sloOp, from Yarmouth.—Sailed the EPERVIER sloop, for the Nore. —Arrived and sailed for the River, the Spanish Patriot, DURSELL, and Fame, COURTNEY, from Cadiz.—Came down from the River, the Alfred, TEAL', for Cadiz ; Hannah, FANNING, for New- York, and Lady Carrington, —, for Cape Good Hope.—Remain in the Downs—Ajax, Theseus, and Centaur, of 74 guns each ; Argo, of 44 ; Acasta, Diana, and Lively frigates; Dolphin store-ship ; Bermuda and Rolla sloops.—Wind S.W. SHEERNESS, AUGUST so. Sailed his Majesty's ship GLCCKSTADT, with about 40 sail of vessels, to Heligoland. This ship was ap pointed to take the ,trade to the Baltic on the 2?,d inst. ; but another ship is to be appointed for that service, as, from the great accumulation of ships ft.:. Heligoland, she was ordered to proceed with them. There are upwards of 40 sail of vessels now waking to go with the next Baltic convoy; and by Wednes day it is to sail : many more are expected down the River Thames.—Wind S.W. HARWICH, AUGUST so. Sailed yesterday, the Lord Duncan packet, Capt. HAMILTON, for Gottenburgh; and the Auckland, Capt. DEANE, for Heligoland, with mails and passen. gers ; also, the Phosnix smack, with passengers, for Flushing.—Arrived yesterday, the King George pac. ket, Capt. SAUNDERS, from Heligoland, with mails and passengers, and 60 men and two officers, belong ing to the Duke of BRUNSWICK 0 EL'S army.—The Beaufoy packet, Capt. NORRIS, from Gottenburgh, has lauded the mail at Cramer ; Lord IVALPou came passenger in the above packet, from Gotten. burgh. tr r al O ; I rf !rt • e. t. ie re er, 14, tie; a., t• • t- ea, via 10, S. of fe,