Star. — London, England, 1812-07-21 00:00:00

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General Cuirrow mentioeS "" tNpitßicttlerly in Germans and Juramentades. 1 the conduct of the ofEcefs and men in terms of strong - • AL irn'tWohNcl FROM SPAItt 1 CONFID Itkfri 0 '• i commendation, particularly of Lieutenant-Colonel s epos In a Minis diElß Cll was, im . the 27 . th .4 HINDI of the 32d; Lieutenatit-Colonel DAvies, of s '7 l ii i x thcente, mulcted hy 2000 . t he and the __, . 36th ; Captain OW iti. 6 Ist ; Brigade Major Ho. 11 , 1 2;dee rn ; Wit the valiant corps worthy of that Chiefs f„.. - t hpli back with at him+ The division of DART, and Ensign elevrroe, of the 32d, who volun. s eder the ciders a Lania, has flinched in the teered to lead ihe advanced party in the attack of +11•7 •. p o les, to form a junction with General the 47th ; also Colonel MAY, wli6 tommanded the i. Salazars cavalry has done the same, art ill ery di . under Colonel FRAIIiIMIHAII s the officers infantry in Le Negro Padeilai Piano and soldiers of the Royal and %immune artillery i. tH ' ii ttiOn with the same object. vi r gtona . are a m ccte d Loom i n f a nt- 7 .44de nine . Lieutenant-Colonel BURGOVVE, Lieutenant Rain, and' et ' m etering artillery, which came from Porn. . the o ffi cers of engineers ; and Majorrnowesoe, of S . pd ire, according to the Trench, to Pr6eeed to . the 74th, acting as engineer. The enemy withdrew R o d r igo . The perms who gives this infor.; informed Eves and Mina that in Bayonne. . the garrison from Alba de Tonnes, on hearing of the eiai no Teinficoments i re , * ex p ecte d, there were fall of the forts at Salamanca. t g oi n fintty. In - Surges there was a garrison " The operations against these forts were carried ' Meg of 400 0 infantry, of whiCh, on the 26th of on in sight of MARNONT . S army, which remained in 1.-7 ,1000 set out to esact contribut ions from the its position, with the right . at Cabesa Velosa, and the %ilar i ' Otheacesiiuke of Ragusa 600 indite have ' left at Huerta, till the night of the 27th, when they I broke u , and retired, in three columns, towards del Dr from Valladolid and Placentia: Gene. p as tte4 A t • in the lains of the n 4 w i % cav ..ry was foraging p —ottro ; one towards Toro, the others on Tordecillas. ' i deff i Irene Lobaton and Mora. 1 The allied army were, on the 30th, encamped on the "t f I Guarena. . . " The enemy in Estremadttra continued in the same poiition. • . :. " Lord Wat.uwerrow hiellit6e *aid that SANTO.. mime . had commenced his attack on Astorga. • " General CABIIIRA is at Benevente, and there are traniih troops in Leon." a .„. swollgi OR OFTICERS MILLIE, WOVEDRD. AND MIMEO. Rt. LONGING TO Tar ARUN DEDIR TER COMMAND Olt ORE RtAL Tat RAIL OE lERLIARIOTON, SITEIRIN. TER 11TR •110 /STIR Olt JIVER, 1311. • - VIE EVENING STAR. a......,.......___ . ..-- TUESDAY, JULY 11. mei Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT 1411 O'CLOCIL s! .oe. R e d. A—, per Ct. Cons.4t— sig... 4 F t 73 3 ,1 tat-5 per Ct. 437 1101111.•• ' Iltie too. t 7 it. els.—Oin. tzre.—ffa, 43.1. is 140. p ai s.lo.(3o) Is• Pro-- (Sid.) 11.• as. .. 1 Ws yesterclay, in our Second Edition, gave the' Ammo of she Despatches received from the Earl ~ rehaanterosi, by the Queen Charlotte packet, and now the satisfaction to lay hefore our Readeri ' Bulletin issued from the War Depart inted the subject: • Eiespatches were yesterday . received from Earl filantaroe, dated Salamanca the 26th, and Fnenta it Pena, 60th of June, by which it appears, that be am the 16th and 19th of June. Marshal MAR IO! collected his army am the Douro, except 80n m% division, and site tanall.garrisons, and moved award from Fuente &thus.) on the 20th. Earl 01 7 rr.eat - -ta.nrcrros formed the allied wale, with the ex ,n of the troops engaged against the forts in Sa. Arica, on the heights extending from Villaries to 40 6, 0 4 The advanced poits of cavalry and in inter .7 loss e en em y retired as the army remained in good in order and without t ii nur 1111 the night of the list, and established a pi* . et ow right flanks Sir THOMAS GRAHAM was .di met attack them in that post on the 22d, with, . ' on the right, which he did with those of aitision, which were the reserve of the right, Major-General Hors and . Major-General illentawns The enemy were intusediatelydrilest foie ground with considerable loss. The troops kited remarkably well in this affair, which was in lip of every man of both armies. The enemy re lel in the night, and on the following evening pad themselves with their right on the heights, Cabesa 'felon, and their left on the Tonnes at ; their ceittre at Aldea Rubia—thus endea sMieve communicate with the garrisons in the In at Salamanca by the left of the Tories. li Lord Wsz.ueorost changed the front of the ugly, and placed the right at Santa Martha, and alvaneed posts at Attica Liagna. Major-General brigade was sent across the Tormes to ob. nte the passages of that river. Theenemy crossed ittermes at Huerta on the morning of the 24rh, ittesiderable numbers, with every appearance of a Pig movement in that direction. The conduct dlajar-General Eames dragoons was conspicu. good on this occasion. When Lord WaLsafte fer was certain that the enemy had crossedfibe l i nisss, be ordered General GRAHAM to MIS it I th the Ist and 7th divisions. General La MAR -11 . 1 114de of cavalry was also sent over, and the weaireales of 'the army concentrated, having. its 1 advenestenakitill at Aldea Lingua. The enemy al harneed as far - esralvarissa de Alms% but &set-- /lag tke disposition made for their reception, retired anon the Tonnes at Huerta. The forts at Sala., %ea were stronger than was expected.., An ensue -11144 attempt was made to carry the Convent of at %meow on the 23d, and Major-General Bowes, * 4l o4sieg particularly distinguished himself, was 1111 . 11 nete1y killed. The loss in officers and men "Illkevise considerable. . 4 lea letter from Sirltover.men Hitt of the 22d 0 14 RettatiCson learns that Dacioxr had been red; 46 W from Andalusia since the defeat of BALLAS -1445t liorpos, and had advanced as far as Almeri . . • BALLASTEROS sustained much loss, and is id have retired towards Gibraltar. 4 .. le the North, SANTOCILINIS bad invested Astorga. 414 Claiilas were in unmolested possession of tha fs and the enemy's communication cut off bc. their weak and scattered garrisons. i a by the despatch of the SOth, it appears that the held St. Cayetano and La Merced were taken by , ? I nk on the 271 b. These operations were effected !is most gallant manner,-and with trifling loss, b 7 the atachments of the 6th division, tinder the corn. lied of Colonel DAVITS, of the 86th regiment, du iy the direetlon of Major-General CLINTON. St. ! one then capitulated on the terms offered by ' %water= t the garrison to march out with of was t officers to retain truirbaggige• and .„ _ . RILLttl. . . Captain Elije, to* Artillery. Captain Sir G. Colquboun, !d foot. Lieutenant Mathews, 2d foot. Lieutenant Witten.* 36th regiment, lit beAtalion. Lieutenant Leonard, 93d tom, Ist battalion. Ensign Fitzgerald, 324 regiment. • WOOMOrD. Major-General Power, since dead. Brevet Major Thompson, 74th, acting engineer, slightly. . Brigadier Major Captain Hobart, 36th regiment, severely. Lieutenant-Colonel Eusrace, Chaueurs &Balk's'', slightly. Comet Bohrene, Ist Hussars, K. G. L. slightly. Cornet Holtseninan, ditto, ditto, ditto. • Cornet Leophardt, ditto, ditto. ditto. Captain A. Vancetias Clara, mit Portugswe liar, slightly. Lisatenant Devonish, 53d, 2d battalion, severely—since (lead. %lieutenant Love, Btitish artillery. slightly. Lieutenant De Schamhorst, R. 0. artillery, ditto. Ensign Salves Callko, 9th Portuguese Cagadoree, ditto. • Ensign Garret, ed regiment, ditto. 'Captain Teak., 11th regiment, let battalion, ditto. Lieutenant Turnbull, ditto, severely. Lieutenant Hamilton, 5341241 battalion, slightly. . Captain Owen, 61w. Ist battalion, arm amputated. Lieutenant Gives, ditto. slightly. Captain Conner, Bth Metopes., ditto. 1 irtitenart Gethen,-lith regiment, ditto. Captain Hawkins, flPth foot, ditto. Captain Mackay, akth ditto, dariiermally• Lieutenant Sthwanenburg, Brutrawiek L. I. • Captain Smell* Slat regiment, dirt*. Captain Winecire,ll4 Lt. B• K. G.L.. severely. • Lkutertant Lemmas, ditto, di•te,dit o, • • Lieutenant M•Gaeben On. K. • Attusiwileicks.lituras;pock Oels,oefeway. • ‘• - " r•.; attaUnts. ' • Lieutenant Pridethoil, 1 lib F0rit,81.201d111491491111116 111 1 11 . a • tla ss algu t tated. Macdonald, 68th Foot. • .• • AItSTRACT OF LOS, SITFIROW Tala 16th AND 27th or Justice 1111, Iwcw 3l " l . Kittso.-2 'Captains, '3 Lieutenants I Resign, S serjeants, 1 drummer, 98 rank and file, __and braes. • WOONOILD--1 General Staff. 1 Lieutenant-Co/one , , I Major, 10 Captains, 10 Lieutenants, 5 Ensigns. 14 stcjeauto, 7 &tun ing's, 817 rank and tile, and SI horses. Misstee—it Lieutenants, 11 rank and Ile, and .5 horses. r .:. , ~~' , WINDSOR, JULY 1 9.—His MAYUSTY increases in health daily ; he takes his meals regularly, and ndw enjoys uninterrupted repose; his mental symptoms within these few days have been favourable, ap. / proaching at times - to nearly lucid intervals.—Yester day the QueeN, the PIUNCESUSt and Princess Citancorra dined with the Duchess of BaunswicK at Frogmore, and spent the evening with the Duchess. Princess Citaauvrre drove her greys, accompanied i by Lady de CLIFFORD.—This morning the Quru ' end PainCesses beard Divine Service performed in the Castle by her Majesty's Chaplain. The Queen and N'atscasses spent the evening with the Duchess of Baum:melt. The Duchess is in good health, but very feeble, not being able to take any walking exercise. Yesterday Mr. CANNING waited on the Paiace Rkozior. • ^( 1 L osd ...ATITCART gives a grand dinner to the Offi cers of his Regiment of Life Guards, previous to his leaving town for Russia. Monday se'nnight the Duke and Duchess of ATUALL arrived at Perth from London, on their way to Dunkeld. The Earl and Countess of. BniatiaLsalie, Lord GLINPRCHY, and the Rev. Mr. GISMO% arrived last week at Edinburgh, from London. .Baru.—This day the Loan MA'roa ordered it to continue at the present prices. . This morning the Glarnorgamlfre Militia palmed i through the City on their route born Bristol to idti). don, in Essex. • The Argyllshire Militia marched hans Addeo* ;for Galway, on the 11th instant. The Brigade ef . Horse Artillery, with-their Geld. pieces. which arrived at Leeds ost Friday, web re. viewed,next morning at twelve o'clock on Hunslet Moor. A spectacle so kapok* and unusual in that part of the country, drew legether a large assem blage of spectators. =TRACI Oi A Lame irltOtit WABI/111910th JUNI 17. “ The die is cast ! the Senate of the Gaited States have this day detided the question, after ten days de bate, by a majority of 19 to ISs war, therefore, is inevitable. The Hquse It ve passed a Bill for issuing Exchequer Bills, so thin Milt be wiled of direct taxes. to In addition to the ilimee, the Milierg General Orders hate been this mtiminit OMIOSi Ontsval. oanSai • . • Bead-esariers. wit, hew to, tete. te General Blootufield aneeeaces to M tbat Warts dared against Greet Idols by the United ittatee.—By Grim, • als as. auicreeamt." . • . - .. • , rs* e NAP4I, • .; - . A DUPL. ' • Yesterlay ntornine, at six o'cicct, place between General Tanawroft and Hnocx. req. After exchanging one was avoidably seuled. Colonel second' to . Mr. Hooka. and General second to die General.' J. °RAW) MASQUERADE, Ar P • Law night this long-expected interlude mer amuse gents of this great metropolis The unfavourable state of the weather Feavily. with but slight interns:scion during day and night) had considerably damped of the gay parties. who had promised pleasures of the scene, and no doubt merons groupes of interesting masques. however, the evening went off with ' and there was u a sprinkling" of all amusements which are usually witnessed rade In this country. Soon after the doors were opened, a made his debut, and bawled himself hoarse hour before he could muster a ship's con was succeeded in his short-lived popularity, ly by a Jack-ass-Driver seated between ' on an unfortunate donkey, which was made to take op an additional rider from motley *mope, until the poor animal ' under its Mad. A junta of Fox Holston company with. the 'new-halloo until the • supper, when they were no more heard were Watchmen, Countrymen, Sailors, Butchers, Shoemakers and Taylors in like nue leaders of the canaille they were ed only for their noise, vulgarity, and ;- 1 Among the best supported greupes, with great delight, a Wild Man of the his keeper nr showman, holding him tached to his middle. Both were excellent —the former astonished the company '- and agility of his movements, an A imitated and chirping of an ape most naturally, perfectly MI fait in his part, and described ful qualifications of the man-mons,.. _ with the tree science of a caravan naturalist. A Savoyard, with his pipe and tabor, • a tambourine, and a pretty girl.lhis .now and then gave us a peep of a sante, through the extended jaws Bear, were most amusing masks. effect of a beautiful face now and from under the mask of a Satyr or twee, as-we believe, a most prominent humour of the Saturnalia of ancient P has classicality, therefore, to recommend the present occasion it was most happily A group of Ballad singers, male 41 Robin Adair," harmonized, or transatlantic expression) den itionalised' V r 0 919 voices. Maugre our objection sr ' of an exquisite native melody, by the cater for the dilettanti of the Metropolis, was frequently sung most delightful!, In the ballad style was called for during The female voices were of the first order scription of lyrics. A group of .Highlanders, attended with craclwd violins, affbrded some the display of the Highland fling, w pirouettes. They were accompanied by tish damsel, but she was the Lady in point of elegance and beauty. Some smart repartees occasionally twccn a Jew Rabbi and one of the elt bernacle. They mutually charged violating their creed, by visiting such ceptacle for sinners. An old Clothesman, uniform dullness of his deportment, brains and his bag were alike empty. only one Barrister present, but luckily' qualifications, there were no disputes _ importance. He had evidently emerged Courts below. A stock-broker, whose wK above par. but who impudently demanded omnium round the supper tables, was a good butt for the better sort of wits, as they sat at table. There I was a tolerable Turk, who preserved a due gravity of manners, but his Sultana was like the rest of bee sex garrulous in the extreme, and profiting by the laxity of English manners, frequently u threw the handkerchief' ) from a pair of killing black eyes. A Hamlet wandered the whole night in search of an Ophelia, but no love-sick damsel seemed willing to associate with such a counter of a Prince. His whole pretensions to notoriety consisted in his" inky cloak, ungartered hose, and beard unshorn." There were abundance of- Spaniards, who had never heard of the character, except through the me dium Of Boniface's sign-board between Highgate. and Hampstead—Hidalgos without' gentility, and Peasants without patriotism. There were a few sk whose assumption of the Spanish hat and man tints gave anew lustre to truly British charms, but - they canstrand departed like shadows, unable to find" . suitablepittneen Maid-servants out of place were, profusely sew.. erred thyttogh the crowd, and were invent imte t h e i r oritreat ios, to be taken into empiiyamot's and • great nninbesii of Gypsies were lavish in • goo d or bidformes, in proportio‘ te. the MAW t h e i r f ees . Upon the whole. we unite Let' left ' that the entertainment went AWL: The Andes was kept up with much spirit thrall/Witt. audit was six o'clock this morning before thecompeey left the scene. When the Supper Room! were thrown . epos. the • tables presented a difftwirm of all the deSeacfeskof the wawa' They were displayed with nusehleses, Some idea may be formed of the proftwites, from the following bill of fare s • - Ono hundred sod fifty dem Of fowls-180 AMA of hub. 200 topples sad hams. orrantsotod-1100 tontine—too sidled ples-200 army Bikes—ro dishes of ponll%-11111 }Miss.-100 quarts of ice creme-60U l,outs of umwtorilies-400 wt. et Cherries, besides a vast %misty -of seisse fradhe. MA& lama TrAc ' •-• • . • -c-..-ArKt • a Duel toot and THR.Delar shot e ich, the tel DAVI was tl LULLS we • • UIR ALL. wie to the suns. Ai s tnk place. • r (for it riined ming the sped the ardour themselves the 1 it withheld nu- tem As it was, tolerable eclat, the varieties of ed at a masque. s drunken sailor tootle in half an company. He larity, alternate. en two punniers ras occastoosilr from among the repeatedly sank men amused the be .6011 rang for ieard of. There eilors, Pyemen, a abundance, bat were distinguish. d impertinence. apes, we noticed the Woods, with int by a rope at- cellent y by the rapidity rated thegrissacee . y. His leader was ' ribed the wonder- I et' to the curious, uunalist. bur, his wife with is daughter, who a lovely counte- rs of a diacing The ludicrous then peeping not wild animal, for- • inent part of the t Rowe the ides nmend it, and ma ,ppily executed. and female, sang rather (to use a onalixed' to suit to this murdering the tricksters who etropolis, the air illy—nothing else luring the evening. f t order for this 4- • 4 dud by 1111;SOUVbf tie ansusensent, by 4 with all its savage ~ dby only one Scot- I Lady of the Lake" ally took place be.• elect from the Ta- d each other with such a naughty re. , :lothcsmarl, by the nt, proved that Ms empty. There was 11 ckily for his slender ttes to settle of any emerged from the whose wit was never lemanded a slice of t, was a good butt sat at table. There rued a due gravity like the rest of her ars desiert. • The Memriirs of the Panicles Rotator PXVIIIA, thefavou rite sister of nuensiocx Tee Gaztr,.writtie by herself, have at length *mimed. Thorsen., fie the first time, exhibit, in the broad lighter= of the most important transaetioneerekt Century, and Jice 'misled twessok-eatoosirlilUilt valuable Works of thiselam shafieveevetappetrod. . . . DESTRUCTION or Al ENEMY'S CONVOY. " GiBRALTAII, JUNE 24 " His f.Ljesty ° s Ships UNDAUNTED, VOLONTAtIit. and Bwasow, have taken and destroyed a French convoy of Twenty Sail, in the Bay of Marseilles. A large national schoonet, which escorted them, and 13 of the convoy went burnt, the (Ann were cot off and sent for Port Mahon." " N.B. The convoy vvete all coasters." ZAST-INDIA 8111PisINO-. ships arrived of the Start on SUnday, under convoy of his Majesty's ship PIM MONTANE and ACKBAft, ViZ. BARING, DRVONSIGRR, EDROPI, STREATHAM, LORD MELVILLE, PHGLICIX, WILLIAM PITT, NORTHUMBERLAND, HUGH INGLIS, PRZSTON, and WAIMEA CASTLE The .The first five upon the list sailed from Bengal the Ist January, were joined at Fort St. George by the Pucsaux, WILLIAM PITT, and NORTMUIII3EitLAND, and sailed from thence all together on the Ist Mar Ch. wider convoy of his Majesty's ship ACKBAIL. They found the Huou 'Nous and Pans Tow at St. Helena : these ships are from Ceylon, which they left the Ist March : the whole sailed from thence with his Ma jesty's ship PiISDMONTAratt, ACEBAR, and DROMZ. DART, and three Whalers, two of which were the CYRUS and the INDISPENSABLE, on the 17th May. The WALMER CASTLE sailed from China the 3d of March, in company with the TAUNTON CASTLE, PRINCESS AMELIA, and Hope, from which ships she parted in the Streights of Sunda, on the 23d March. The DORSETSHIRE and SCALEBT CASTLE arrived at China the 28th of February—they sailed from Ba tavia nn the 11th of the month preceding. his said all was quiet at Java, and that people of all descriptions are pleased with the change of Government. The undermentioned vessels were left at St. He lena on the 17th May :—The GENERAL STUART, CAMBRIDGE, JAMES SIII3.ILD, Sin WILLIAM PULTENT, HUDDART, DEVAYNEt, OCEAN, MIME, RANKINE ; and MAITLAND, Country ship, from Bengal, which they left on the 14th February. MINERVA and lianurrow, from Bencoolen. It is supposed that some whalers were also left at St. Helena. The GENERAL Hswrr country ship, loaded with rice, which sailed with the extra ships from Bengal, put into the Cape. TherAMACK sloop of war has arrived at Ports. month with a fleet from Gibraltar. The Charles, DEMPSEY, hag arrived at Belfast ; she passed through the Jamaica fleet off Cork. The Nialshingham packet from Lisbon brought the following passengers : . Messrs. Dubalehewskay, Babington ' and Kelway. Dr. More. wood, Senors Dias Santos and Mariano Semprutu, and Mrs. Dubalcbewskay. The Eliza, from Cadiz, brought no passengers. The Adventure, from Brazils and Madeira, brought passengers Messrs. Rattray and Dahmar. FALmottni, JULY le. Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet from Lisbon, in twelve days; Walsingham packet from ditto, in 18 days; Adventure packet from the Brazils, in .57 days; Eliza packet from Cadiz, in 10 days, all with Mails. The Lisbon, Mediterranean, and West-India packets, are still detained by contrary winds. PLYMOUTH, JULY ID. Sailed the Svest.t.z, of 38 guns, on a cruise ; and the SEMIRAMM 88 gons, on a cruize. Arrived the Hrztoos, of 10 guns, from a cruize. The SHARP. lIHnOTER, 14 guns, cause from the Island and the Main to Stonehouse Poul.—Wind S. E. DEAL, JULY 20. Arrived his Majesty's brig FORSESTS; with seve ral West Indiamen from the Westward—the whole are sailed for the River. Arrived his Majesty's ships Fuscous, PKACOCis and FOLKSTON; from various mil:in.—Wind S. W. • ' rite Queen Charlotte, Lisbon packet, on the 12th inst. lat. 43. 1. long. 9.59. Lizard N.E. 153 leagues at E. spoke the William and Kay, of l'eignmouth, from Liverpool, for Gibraltar, out 14 days. At nine, spoke a brig under convoy of the CPOSUAWK, 20 sail, and two ships of war a-stern. 'no Kelton, Roman, arrived at Liverpool, from Ternambuco, parted from the. Liberty and the Fairy, from 1104 to Liverpool, on the 50th ult.—all well. RudOlph Matter, Charles Hivert, and Agttst Pe. try, French officers, who lately made their elope ment from Dumfries, in violation of their paiole of honour, have been traced. and apprehended by Mr. Dasovww, the Superintendant of Polio* at Leith.— They were sent off from thence on Friday morning, under a military escort, to the deptit at Valleyfield. FIRM—A manufactory of considerable value lately took fire. in consequence of the overflowing of a gut ter on some unslacked lime, which had been laid on a floor against a boarded partition. The fire was pro-, videntially discovered in time to be got under with out doing great damage ; but this occurrence rot, tend to account for fires, which frequently happlif, without any known cause. Another very destructive fire has taken place at Archangel, and destroyed, amongst others, the pre mises of Mr. BRANTZ, containing sugar to the iralue of 800,000. rubles. A.n.explosion, resembling the discharge ofeannon was heard at Helmstadt, Mag3ebourg, ice. on the 15th of April. Shortly after which a peasant per ceived a deep hole, made by a meteoric stone, which had fallen, and equal in size to an infant's bead. It it said that this aerolite differs in many respccts from an former ones. -