Star. — London, England, 1812-08-28 00:00:00

t , ARMY'. Te eight troops of Life Guards ordered for fo reign service will not march for three weeks or a Month to come. The new appointments for tfie men cannot be completed till that period. A route is gone for the loyal Horse Guards (Blues) to march to town, when four troops of them will be brigaded with the Life Guards; the whole brigade will then be reviewed by the PiLINCZ &tour on Wimbledon Common, shortly after which they will march to Portsmouth for embarkation. Among those who fell in the late memorable vic tory, we have to regret the death of Captain ions WARDLAW e of the 4th Portuguese c.icadoreo, and Lieutenant in the 52d British infantry, a young Gen tleman of Glasgow, of the most amiable character. '!'he Berwickshire militia, under the command of the Earl of Houg, have left Ayr and are now at Paisley. INTELLIGENCE. ♦u. Doc all. •Yf. OUTTIseg . • 1 Jamaica - . 0 • Jersey - - 0 1 Anbok - • 0 • Gokesborsh • 0 1 Madeira - 0 • a secret intercourse with France, having for its basis . FALMOUTH, AUGUST 2S. the mighty project of consolidating the Eastern and The Swiftsure packet is appointed to carry out 6 4 i Western Hemispheres into two great Empires. N.t. a Flag of Truce to America, and is going to land ist POLEON to be Emperor of the East, and Mattoon her guns for that purpose... Nothing arrived or sailed Emperor of the West! Ridiculous as the project today.—Wind variable. to s I may appear, the following statement gives it the co , PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 26. AinS• louring of probability : No arrivals. Sailed, his Majesty's sloop JASPER, :UM." a RESOLUTION un-bri with y convo for 1 Immediately afterthe earthquake that spread such and Cork; the g g, th y MAry,TREMAYINI, for St. Pete•rsburgh ; Mary, . ruin and horror at the Caraccas s the American Exe- DAVIS, for Newfoundland; Friendship, BULL, for fished, tt the ~ cutive sent over a Mr. Soorr, as their Agent, with Dram, with brandy ; and a Cartel, with sick pri. t 31st succours to the - amount of £50,000 in stores and pro- toners, &c. for France. late. , visions—and with the promise of further assistance , • PORTITMOUtH, AUGUST 27. nth, both of antis and provisions. They have done the Sailed his Majesty's ship PRINCE OF WALES, with ent, same thing in other of the Spanish Settlements, an d a large convoy of transports (horse Alps principally' vnd for Lisbon, accompanied by The COR M ORANT, 14, m,; the impression that it has made may be easily con- for CRANE, and TYRIAN. The TENEDOS is now w. ceived. Mr. SCOTT has sbewn his credentials and getting under weigh with the shies under convoy for e,l has expressed to the Respectables of th e F e d era l Newfoundland, Halifax, and the Gulph of St. Law e , Union of Venezuela his hope that the ships and vo- mice. Arrived the CHERUB and CORDCLVA, with . ' :els of the American States will be received into their convoy from the Downs; and the PARTRIDGE from ports on the footing of the most favoured natio n —. and the Isle of France.—Wind a cruize. Sailed the Orion, TALBOT, for Madeira N.N.E.. and moderate that is, the same duties will be charged on them as weather. on - the English ; and there is noadoubt but that this YARMOUTH, AUOUST in. .ME EVENING STAR. I will be granted, particularly as General MIRANDA. is This morning arrived the HEARTY gun-brig from , empowered to treat with them for succours. the Terel r and a schooner and cutter, Danish ratio- LONDON. nal armed vessels, with the American vessel cut out "The Priests through the whole of the Federal by the boats of the HORA.TIO frigate.—Wind N.E. States of Venezuela have taken advantage of the LEITH, AUGUST 24. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. dreadful earthquake, and have worked on the super- Arrived in the Roads, the ALIIZANDRIA frigate, PRICE OF STOCKS THls' DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. stition of the people, by saying, that it was a severe ftom Shetland; the Deiterity, NEWTON, from Davis' . SperCt. Red. SPH—Osam gen—for opg. Soil visitation of PROVIDENCE for their having been dig- Straits; with 14,fish ; and a Danish sloop, prize 4 jer Ct.7si 76—Sim a. 1101—Bank Stock Omn. 4 Ore.—BM* 3441. dis.—Long Ann,. IS le-lithe loyal to their legitimate Sovereign, FaItDDIAND VII Abe ALEXANDRIA. The Rattler, from Davis' StraL Rath, NA. (Sid.) Is. dis.pw—Do. (Sid.) 41. 50. pre. and in the rage of civil war this cry ha* had consider-6 with 14 fish, passed up the Roads, for 11 vrn , . ness. A sloop of warmpposed to be the CLIo, is i able success. sight corning up the Frith. Sailed, _ the Lira tender 'We have given this day, at full length, the akial 41 On the 26th of April, General MIRANDA wits with pressed men and substitutes, for the Nore. Reports presented to the French Emperor from the named by the Executive Power of the Union, Geer LIVIRPOOL o AUGUST N. , tetanal: who outmo i ded in the series of actions . raj in Chief of the whole Confederation of Venezuela' The Richard Welters Sussex, and Regulation, three of the with the the Russians which made it necessary for the ' with power to adopt whatever measures he might males Beet, have arrived at this port. The fleet sailed under convoy de frigate and sloop of war, but was joined by four fri• former to take some 0 repose" at Witepsk. As the deem nedessary for the safety of their territory, inva. pun, the Guerrier, Beiveiera, Blobs and Spartan, whkb were conduct of the Russians during the whole of the re- ' fed by the enemies of American liberty, and subject cl e at ed t for the d the eet wbs purp s ese, fro tale s m ser the B , , iz s A s i t ld i ral f S A Wlr Z ndlan a d , , treat has been most masterly, no little degree of ad. to no other law but that of the salvational the coon- mod are reported to haye made a great many captain of Amer'- ' dress has been neceuery on the part of their aura o- • • • try. By this instrument the Supreme Power of the an before leaving it. The vessels arrived here left the n, all well, on Thersday last. The Captain of the itkitsrd Sint to draw up :wild& reports of these conflicts. 1 Union coo f ene d t h e datum and exmardiwiry powers Walker reports, that a vessel with an American Flag of Trace The very points on which the French exult, show on hi m w i t h which they wee invested by the Natio- pflmaget.he Chesapeake for this Country, passed them sc ' .... lle obstinate resistance that has been -opposed to ' nal Representatives on the 4th of April. •••••••••••• 16113 by the Russians.—A great number of Russian 1 "Two days after,the Executive Power and Chem- The Lords of the Admiralty have, on the petition bikers Have _been killed and wounded in the hit' her of Representatives of Caraccacapproved of the o d f ered the a sh:l o 7 vuy for rhefs oPficN orth tou inanNduSrtohuthAShidds,,, . ohms. We answer : such was not the case when ' nomination of General MIRANDA to the command of for the general protection Of the ships in th te e trade to *Preach overran the German States ; for many of . the Army Of the Confederation. the British colonies. • Ile leaders of the troops of the latter were corrupted.) as On the 19th of May, General MIRANDA. Com. Mr. Forme, prior to his departure from the United ii• is remarkable also, that MURAT,who dwells so , mender-in-chief of the army of Venezuela, JUAN States, granted severallicense . s . to American ships_,. telly on the actions of the 25th and 26th, says DD..: GERMAN ROSCIO, Deputy from the Federal Execu- p c a e d e s cl , wi th stor rted tu e: h a is nd p as ro u v re isio b n y s itiolethu: necessities thing of the action of the 27th. But wh i at was the' tive Power, and JOSE VICENTE MERCADER and FRAN. der which the Colonies have laboured from our melt of these three days hard fighting ? The French ' me° TALAvgRA, Deputies from the Chamber of friendly situation with regard to America. are obliged to rest, an d th e Russians are as ready as Representatives of the Province of Caraccas, having An application was made yesterday morning, ever to oppose them, I met at Maracay, at the request and invitation. o f the Alien O ffi ce, for passports for several Gentlemen • arrived in the American ship Mary Ann, to proceed it is also evident, from the Report I nEADHAR- 1 General MIRANDA, for the purpose of taking the to Town, when the applicants were informed Vial, that in the second day's action the French were I defence of the country and the establishment of their I could not bean grted--that an order went down , et one time worsted; for, says he, 'sit was then that liberty into consideration, and the ascertaining the I Deal last might, respecting the Mary Ann, which may. ihing was relatansied ; and we remained' respective functions of the civil and military govern , I lately arrived from France with about 100 passengers I on board, belonging to different nations, for the pur masters of the field." In fact the Russians had de- ' ment, they came to the following Resolutions : pose of preventing any persons being landed from hied the tight of their adversaries, and it was at last i t. That Martial Law be poblisbeti, and whatever that theGe nu e l b " ' her ; but also specifying, that Americans arriving • by a e charge of cavalry, that they were arrested."— I ha ve Fewer to nominate exclusively m i litary " in ' from France, and intending to proceed directly to tie French say nothing of their own oss, though tEey menders he may think necessary to establish in the towns , 4a.- I lor six thousand America, should be suffered to proceed if they could CMS that of the Russians at tricts, or departments of the country, advising the Governmest , obtain a vessel to carry them, but without landing five of the Union, and the different Provincial Governments of them , if they cannot obtain such veseel, they are to be - , se. lad seren or "eight hundred prisoners. ' nominations ; and that all Magistrates shall give them the nem. back again to France in a cartel. 2 4 the Int& of Ekau it is admitted that's the corn- 1 eery assistance in the discharge of their duties, sod could' , 1 I Yesterday a Coasts of Directors was held at "uttasieag and murderous ; the Russians defended i themselves in every thing appertain* to the security mid dle. East India House, when the Chips taken up the theirpoottes o f oot to f oot : even a de tac hm en t which ' fence of the State, under the direction of the Military Chiefs.— ' ceding day were thus stationed, viz.:— fought to the last extremity." The military powers of the Chiefs " melee in levying and undt4l ' The Charles Grant, Perseverance, ship twilling by Mr. Com *le tie IC troops, and sending them to the army, Providing for the min' heriege, Marquis of Ely, new ship, and Earl Camden for Born 10th enemies to oppose them, what hopes can . Penance of the same, asebibiting means of defence in their bay aodrehina; and Ceres for It. Bekaa, liencoolea sod China tithillth . 0110101 ill of ultimate success ? We know j or i k e et i ons , nohnoining the pu bi c od e, procee di ng n oway Ito heillEtt w th at O t ti e ot matt Mil ter Reavatend gOth ditto. P gm lama Owy may put upon their Whirl, in mew ion of the lest Decree of the Execothre Polar of the I he Shit . Mr. sZbuilding by Mears. . • 147 eiteßde Int be Aimed at the prospect before Union against traitors sod suspected tannes t die. I • :.,, _err IP° ; and Princess A- L 1 hat besides the powemoonuoittod to th e coned In Chief Ile, Wane Calligt o ZadionNith November, ' AIM. It nude be *Wed that they have gained faraysseeetke Mb din% vaabwos ebe kb January, by the Executive Power cithe Union, he le expressly empowered i- - 1 1 . . 4" 11 1 gteund i tot the pains they take to attach im- to treat directly with foreleg _mottoes, and with that part ofAnte- d o or . Rose, B or i gg ; 8 4 r A r ' l li p L er d * km. for Madras ' • 'Mute to their advantages, serve to chew how little ilea not under the Spanish dominion, with the vire, of mindadet lend Mid ;to foe idea lila November, goll to Graveveed Rd it. ey have yet effected. They speak of the Russians whatever ambient* be may deem neenasty An tbe defence of Deana bee, and s t a ke VW DOM, la fe d:= : :: fi ne;f4; 1 " li ng 'put five years, same millions of money, and the State, giving as account of hier acaodinia t° the Geeenteeeitt Weimer Castle, sod Coplietbedy for CNN Area; to be 10 0 00 0 111116, in fortifying Dnnaberg ! ! We have of tie Una ''' ' tads December, was togeaveessr!, ad isfeart ; and be S. Tim on account of do smutty of psoktiol tbs MOWN Dorris the nth February '''' Well a leilissnall who was there only * few *ski at the Confecteradoe, esti the ?resifts of Camas, asdoMaa if s lie r Ind Leeiehee Casalk:altiabealreet ;to be dont al • , tut to Osoesseei Mk di". NA be bp as Drool tie V !JPs „ind leo informs us, that it is not muds above we ek an d d ra d o d on so the po peg y rano t s pod ~,,0 60, 0 1, ,.. inoi . 4 1cm mlwe the Russians took up their quarters in Tindal Banks, and eeneelowady *Ali ap Midas 00,10.1111111101` - apt O.Abliottesef Ulm. for CETI= sod let t hat nagliboarbood, and that it was never intended presetelte and damn of the Rote, It become olteerefff M . Celled% hod IlenfOolh• iosav r e e: ai rjel m di eZs tp ill mi d moo iet letb FirMey,' -WI , . la maktutin the position. prima, too, was a suit suns an enlightereedeglialita to adobe gballeastila •1 nibs Dtirrea.ataAplL tins of this beretant saki= dal be IstrosoL gilt pew, nil . Ist lb. Ilsisea mai awash b orne, 7 , 1. iii , 1111 " 11 1 4181 r aked by a few rand lealls. ""' 4. That Airronto Fustiness as Laos Is dollitlidlooi l lig i ll ballitsex, ' obl'Otelo• foe agotfral sad '...` rrene i a Engineer.; call It edte of the fi nest en - with this faportant esitosioation, to whom ode& Osowdoo law; set . p ull e rot is 04 siltetGramma easeld • trenched camps in the world. rATIVLLO 11114)1/411 iiretaiit 211111111111111114 : 11111111 pesemeasisi t at Z mil i dn i ohr i ss i i i emit; te ,_ .a,. ...... ma* sod I n truths the French are safer as ever from their se somas aid* ilsomaisa. • OS 11•6111 , 11014 Vil IN Ara "1"""I'r , tunkft did Lh Herbergen to Rigs, to • Ekau, to take the made dispositions Ekau, drove all to the left bank of urailleurs, aid, arrival of Gen. be was informed approached the meshy, the arty 6 ,,,i o rb i e ed tirailleurs, and supported that attack :r d his infantry, whilst the other advanced to ,wl t he del& a Owed Kleist Tit eamray attacked on his dis c i tu hithearing wee St,. The combat wiz i ll 1 7 m i li oderous I the . IPat defer . 0 10170 t ; oat . 1„.001. Men .hist it ID die last entelofty, 7N ever theless, the bravery of she Prussian troops, de i te hlomeding their inferiority ofnimbers. 40d the conduct of the Chiefs and officers, triumphed : f ool& Russians. At eight in the evening they yorefraved at all points, and put to the flight. a l'be result of this day is it flag taken, and styes* uplift& of prisoners. The enemy lost a egmiderd r sibs number of men in killed and wounded' The , . he of the Prussians is of consideration.—[Here fns' bw the names of those Officers who distinguished Alegstiris. m om su pp oses t h e enemy t e ntora4 G will take a *die between Ekau and Riga, from whence he theses .#riving them with facility, as the Rut. [libes AM Oftoraged by the action of the 19th, whilst 01a ?raglans arc full of confidence. it General Grawert adds, that the 19fla has been a glorious day for the Emperor and the Prussian arms. r (Signed) The Marshal Duke of TARENTUI4." DRESDEN, AUGUST 7. I • • The Of f icial Bulletin which has just been published, mousing the following :•44 An Officer who lett the Ifeaknarters of the 7th Corp. d'Armee, on the 31st 'ley, has brought iatelligence that the Saxon Gene. jewaiithlleiist,rtiddelending, on composed o tl f ie th 27 .e t i t i o n f g t ,s hat regiment, nth, *of the Niesemenghel regiment of infantry, aittd the Warm of Prince Clement) the post of Kobryn, 'sliest the corps of the Russian General Tnamasow, t oos obliged, after ten hours, to give way to the sive• alority of the enemy, and WAS made prisoner. The General in Chief,' Regnier, immediately after this ow, published at Ordre de Jswr, which does justice idsiloriouteonduct of the troops, in the battles of )*dc and Janova. .. *7 • ;I'..t. object. It it inf fait thopoi auth labour metely td establish a position an the skirts of the Russian Empire, how are they to penetrate into such a coun try ? Their difficulties most increase every day ; and be it remembered, that the retreat of the Russians has been like that of the lion when he bays his hunt ers! They have faced about upon their enemy, and made an incision upon his forces, which has nevek failed to cripple them in their advance. AMERICA. Ur One 'of the most formidable evil which - 4i* mi.. tessarlly result (ram the refusal of the frail Govern ment of Old gpain to admit oldie mediation of the British in the disputes between the Mother Country and her Colonies, will be the Influence, which the Government of the United. States is likely to acquire gradually over the whole Continent of South Ame. l .rice. The artful and ambitious policy of the MADISON faction is fully developed in the following short nar. rative, of what has been effected through their in trignes in the Caraccas, and we expect to bear Olitni lar activity displayed in the other dependencies of Spain across the Atlantic. It is long since the Fe dualists have charged the American President with Addis • Waterford Cadiz - Lisbon - Malta Heligoland i • 1 • I - 0 • - 0 • 0 SECOND Jh We stop the Press to state, received at Apsley-House, of the Rsus, dated on the coast, which concludes ith u MORE GLORIOUS WESLLINI This Postscript, 'flatten cola was closing his letter, tien which his letter contains continuation of the repotted to Jersey from Corunna, or cent atthieumnents of M have not been able to has been at N. N. E. and his Lordship. It will be some daps therefore, before we •;a the respect which - may be due to the 1• - tty a Ent tUtpositioth T itad eat to It gen, epos the high rdad from Herbe 0 6, 'arch by the right et the river Elt is ' ir ony in flank and rear, whilst he m .far anGaZz him in front. Grawert marched upon off troops from the right to the r w er Emu, with Ms cavalry and ,slestivaatvgeons positiost .waited the le ig of whose amval, as too* as h 4 bi the first discharge of cannon. he 6 tot oy, paned che defile with the cw _ t6a:lllanera anA a EDITION. tune, that a letter has e, front Captsia Matzo fe 14th inst off the Span_ ith the following • • 5 NEWS FROM LO 'NGTON!" a evidently as Captain I ter, is all the Ash& i • ttains ; and whether it wed mend Victory lair or alludes to soma awe Marquis Wimumbroor, lam The wind adverse to any arrivals intelligence. - IFINIPSOR, AUGUST 17. ▪ Yesterday the Quasar Parscrum, and Princes ▪ CHARLOTTE of Watts , dined at the Princess EL met nrrn's Cottage, at Old Windsor; the Pauses RINSENI and Duke orrotte were expected, but did not • The PRINCE Recasts? arrived at this place last nigh out at eleven , and this morning his Royal Highness usd ledat* P ca Raozxv, accompanied by hit daughter an Pridcess AUGUSTA, rode on horseback for two h• • through the pleasure grounds and plantations; Royal Party was accompanied by Lord Wawa • as, HASI, Lady C. °MOW, General WYNYARD, Colone for TAYLOR and Desamowit. 4rrived, last night, an • try, tillery waggon, with a detachment of the traits, I • for with some of Congreve's rockets, which are to • psi. displayed, this evening, before the Peitrea Racal and Royal Family. The PRINCE REGENT, Quist and Royal Pamily will honour Princess ELIZARET with their company to dinner, at het' beautiful • rith tage, at Old Windsor. Ily) 4A. • TUNBRIDGE WALLS, AUGUST G. low avr.fet The Tamest; of WALLS, accompanied by L • CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL, LADY CHARLOTTE LIND‘A h a and the Honourable Mn. RAWDON, paid a visit `OM this l ace on Tuesday last. Soon after her arriv cures which was announced by a discharge of the guns, s • ra t e walked upon the parade, after which she partook • an elegant dinner at the Misses Beatty's, and in evening honoured the rooms with her presence. T • ball-room was decorated with wreaths of laurel Lt " )- flowers, in consequence of the Marquis of Weatte out , TON S l ate gallant defeat of MARSJONTtS army, • - " Salamanca, and his name, with his other victo displayed in a very tasteful manful. over the 6 - ate, place, great part of the company likewise wore lau upcssr the joyful occasion. Her Royal Highness • to peered highly gratified with the reception she sits, with from all ranks of people in the place; and pro son- that Tunbridge Wells has lost none of that lo sin and delight it experiences when honoured with • ider presence-of any part doer beloved Royal Family. The place is now ft& of company, amongst whom at Wellington, 11401011.01/PoOrm id • the Conivraids; Dowegsrmswesesoass alt _ M at Wellington, Dowager • Oeuntier .."—•`""" nue! Dowestlirtbeateupof Arran an& die -Ladles Ow*, Cady BROW • fri• tow and the Honourable Misses Cult, Hessoarthie Mrs. were Honourable sad Mrs. St. John, Hatioarehle Mrs. • ✓ga G eorge and the Misses eralbse, Lady Iteessetwe, __, 11114 . stowable Miss Mercer laPhimustre, Dowager Lady and Monson,Sir Henry and Lady Minty:entry, Sir Fr • - !!_e, Lady, and Nibs Baiter, Sir Breton and Lady firTdintes Anstruther, Mr. Mrs. and MIN Gnat, sad MisoDalryasek, • nice a the CONIES, MLR OF WIGHT, AUGUST ft ision The town has become remarkably gay, frail • , o r- numerous and highly respectable viiators now an d dent here. The salubrity of the air, and the •-• le t o picturesque views, the conveniency for sailing . • in the watt+, be the wind in almost any wiener, • sited dad to the excellency of the sea-bathing, are stri • pe t o advantages, and must attract the attention of • ndia who honour this place with their presence. en. The following personages are among the kali no. shionables now on a visit to this town s Duke ad Duchess of Newcastle, Marquis and ;0 at oelgh l el ' Land and Lady Grantham. Lard George d=z : Lard y Gimberila, Sir Charles 'me* Gowns 14 mritf i Lady &mat Swim UMW teed Henry Thornton, Esq. Hon. Miss Pollen, Lady they AaatvaLs—kitt the Marine Hotel, the „ s ' and Lady Wedderburn and Family, Lady Peters and '" , Lady Warreeder, Captain Warrender. the Hon. Mr. Irk rhich Mr. Will Hayman, and Mr. and Mrs. Hansmarsley." sgers pur- MARGATE, AUGUST 96. from iving Ever . itice the glorious news arrived, we have •- . IT to ',in the greatest spirits ancigaiety. On Friday last :ould had a grand masquerade at How's Assembly.roo •• Ling ; in honour of Lord Witt.tuswrow, which WAS v - seta well attended, and the Rooms were illuminated variegated lamps. Yesterday and the day before t the had a r and sailing match by fi ve boats in honour pre- , Lord WELLINGTON t the boats started at clew o'clock, and by the signal of same guns being 6 - Caw- the tympany crowded on the fort to yiew the spo Born- it was supposed that no less than 6000 persons w d ; 4 spectators of this delightful amusement. The nu . 14 an bor of pleasure-boats that followed made the - dans. truly beautiful.' This sailing match originated wi Anw. Captain DURAND, Wl* gave a reward often gulls ems" to the winner.—Winiker gave a grand musical • mom • menade last - night in honour of Lord Waxman) sesitras The Rooms were brilliantly illuminated with owl id gated lamps ; on the large window was a star, Hope, under it aW. interwoven with laurels. t dust IR die CORN MAREMMARNeLIiNE,AIMINT so. Th e day we hem again few further arrmah et Wheat; loot tY easedtioo SI amporthas prises, soma samaplat shwa rs . d ie to hand, oaf wore being dewily eiperted. -Earley, as per, • Mak _Hamer; is MOAK Wake Nu and the two aorta Ea- Deena. There are some few fresh swivels ot Oats; hot tkis net pe e tisla M WSW se Mabee advatiew Maser edam skingdmi. di, and , • came= MASS Al vaaaes Whisk 1140116 f lasi • boss asis, mil; Ana diet lan lies.. lick ddloi itmedsi rea sad Aye. 1 ?la osasors. TIM TIM • the M bays eliaties•OL -Pared dna, Ho. 1016 Mall 1 0th • • • POWs OW PAIS& *gag Gory tellas)1101. sea. See 1184 4111;, Gory Tills. Ifs. • MBAR 11AA I • - • "