Star. — London, England, 1813-09-06 00:00:00

ttanced at we were, w;th 2 strong edam of the ene my f.r advance.; upon our right flank, and two bat. tali nv of infantry (as I was informed by the pri srne,s) upon our lett and rear, and in an 4 entlesnif untry, I did not deem it prudent to pursue thee& v antage we had gained. egret to say that rornet Radant, of the , Bruns- , rick hussars, was vfi , unded and taken,And I subjoin a 1 eturn of the remainder of the wounded and missing. I have the honour to be, &c. FRED2RICK BENTINCE I Colonel. WOUNDS]) AND MISSING. 20tb Hest Dragoons--2 privates, 4 horses, missing. Bri,n-wick Hussars-4 privates wounded, 6 piivatel naming, 4 hones k.Led, 2 horses wouothsl, 2 borsesrulesing. mat Lou—l Officer, 13.pitivates, 16 bones. „ Extract of a Dispatch from Lientenint•Generatighl rrinck to the Marquis of Wellington; dated 'Hisillifde; Augloo 19, 1213. I have the Honour toinforrn your Lordship, Apt the enemy blew iip Tarragona last night, and have retirimit THE EVENING STAR.. LONDON. • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. MS. inner - i ()cgs THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Red .hut`—Cons. 571. —for see. 5711—Bds. is. 2s. db. 4 per Cent. shut-5 per Ct. 874-I—Onus. 6 slfi pr. Batik Lg Alin& —Eze4s. bdis par, pr. In car pubtcation of. Saturday we gave a *lei lAt . • - c orrect abstract of the operations in the vicinity . 01 St. Sebastian's, as detailed in the Gasses of the Wit . . evening. Tfe occupation of tte Island of Clara must considerably hasten the fall of the place, for it effectually prevents all Supplies of proiisions, which were occasionally clandestinely carried along shore. Lord Waramrtrroi's dispatches, in the same Gazette, afford abundance of evidence that Soutt has been too much weakened by kis recent defeats to snake any further attempt for the present upon the positions of the Allies. • . CAPTURE of THE MACEDONIAN FUGATE • FROM THE AMERICANS. Another naval triumph has been gained over dm Americans. The “ charm" by means of which .the British Flag has been so long triumphant, is again at work. The TENEDOS British frigate, of 38 guns, Captain HYDE BARKER, has captured the Macedo. mien,. American (late Britisha frigate, in the Chew peake, after a severe action, in which the loss on the , part of the Americans was greatly superior tO The following are all the particulars on the stkeet which have transpired : " HANTS COURIER OFFICE, PORTSMOUTH, Sunday, Sept. 5, Half-put Eleven **Clock. " The London Packet, ANNEX master, is this mo snent arrived here from the Havannah. On the 2 4 2 d of August, spoke. a Russian ship, which had sailed from .Wilmiagtoe, America, on the 2d of August. The day before she sailed the - dirnetican Papers had published an account of the Carruaz of the Macs noNllANs late British frigate, by the Taw z 005,38, Capt. BYDE PAawt, in the River Chesapeake, after a sa vere action, in which the Macedonian lbstthat Hanka and Twenti.lettea Men. The loss on board the Ti. vanos was small in proportion." - ,-: ' SECESSION OF THE /iOR+HERN*4I.IE4 OP AMERICA FROM THE UNION. By the same vessel which brought the gratifying intelligence of the capture of the Macedonian, we learn that the Northern States of America baps. for. pally notified to Congress, that in the event of a eon• tinuance of the ruinous wait with Great Britain, they will withdraw their allegiance from the existing Go. vanment. We have no doubt that this important information . will speedily be confirmed by outer at rivals, for the various resolutions and declarations of the State of Maparhusiti in particular,-to which we have given publicity, have unifortnly had a. tendency to a separation of the Union. We have this morning received Cadiz, Lisbon, 1 Corunna, and St. Andero Papers, mails from those places having arrived. 'The intelligence from Cadiz, with the exception of the afflicting details of the in crease of the plague at Malta (but which are no doubt • astaggetated), is uninteresting. The - intelligence from St. Andero, on the subjcet of lard Warm:m.oWe operations, and the sieges of St.*Sebastian'aand Pamplona, is in a great measure anticipated by the contents of the Gazette of Saturdiy. We select the following extractil— L . l sANTANDRR, AUGUST sp. l it Our last accounts from the . army are down to the 25d inst. Soak Had commented fortifying some positions between San Jan de Luz and Vera, and had Ordered all the National. Guards to join the Army, whose force is estimated at 40,000 men. " It has been reportecl, that Marshal Massena was rrdered to t . ,:ke the general - command.. • " Sdn Seba s ti an an d Pampeluna still hold out. The former of those places is entirely destroyed• by the incessant fire of the besieging batteries." ZAIIAGOSSA, AUGUST IS. • " We have accounts from Catalonia, which con firm the disembarkation of fres troops, and the for- . snidable appearance of the confederated army in that province, whose number will amount to 60,00.0 that . ; :;1 AUG. 16.--" On the 14th we had the pleasure. of seeing enter, by Coso-street t the French garrison of Daroca prisoners of war, and we hope shortly to fee l that of MalJin , which will entirely clear this aide' of the Ebro from the enemy, " By an extraordinary courier which passed *cash. thislbtee yestefiday, we.hoote that Pamplona is in the greatest iistress,aiii . Witse persnaded that it, as well as San Sebastian, Sill tistdy surrender, as the latest intelligence,from the hitter place states, that 18 -twenty Poor patnders had been placed within pistol shot of-tbelaad-gate." '" -, • ZARAGOSSA, AUGUST IS. • General Espoz y Miria has Marched from this place -with considerable force to occupy the points on the other side Of the Ebro, which have been pointed out to him." a , CADIZ, AUGUST ti. . . 4 " 1 Thltast"lntelligenee received from Malta, of4t Gibraltar, Is most melancholy. The plague conti nuedinakimin that unfortunate island the greatest ravages, and the mortality augmented considerably daily i the British garrison, which had hitherto sue= seeded in keeping .free from its contagion, has now begun to feel its' terrible effects. , u The last packet that arrived from that island at Gibrahar, was piohibied from having any comma. nication, and every one prohibited approaching bar: under pain of death. It is much to be wished thatht. this place the regulations adopted in similar cases by . 4111 civilized nations, should be observed with equal iiiierity ; but with grief are sal, that lately several teakings of quarantines have, taken plate ; yesterday tee individuals in this situation were placed at the disposition of the Governor of this places we hope that this scandalous attempt will not be repeated, and think that its authors dught not to go unpunished—But i what we shall never fail inculcating, is the rigour with wHichull the Authorities should make health laws be fulfilled, as the least omission in a point of such concern, may he fatal to thousands of indivi . - 1 duals, and bring misfortunes upon the, nation which •• it will be impossible to suppress when once begun to' i be felt." • a LISBON, AUGUST 17. " The Trench have a garrison of 2000 men in &n -eon; commanded by General Lamete. It is said that the French Governor of Figueras having gone nut of the Castle with his wife, was taken prisoner. " It has been decided that the Cortes will not yet leave Cadiz for Madrid. 14 The atmy of Arragon is marching on Tortosa, 'Which the enemy has abandoned. Suchet has his head. :Tuners in Reus, and his vanguard in Villa Franca,' .five leagues from Barcelona. Our troops, notwith standing the hunger they have for some days suffered, - are - daily more enthusiastic against the enemy." " CORUNNA, AUGUST 29. do It is this morning reported, that Souls has been reinforced by 10,000 men, from Suchet's army." • " CURUNNA, AUGUST 211. it The siege of St. Sebastian is actively continued. There has, it is said, been A trifling action isi Cata lonia, in which cur troops were victorious. 4 setts. city of provisions prevails in the Biscay army, in son. sequence of which there are a number of sick."" • " VALENCIA, AUGUST 17. 66 The combined army is actively manceuvring in :Ca;11011in." " SANTIAGO, ALMOST 24. M. They writs from Irun,. that on the 14th Suchet had joined Soult in the Valley of Aran. It is likewise thathe tmopr which Massena had collected in Toulon We n e i . motioafor Spain, to act in conjunc. tion widaelithet ad Soak." `• OYARZUN, AUGUST 20. 41 There is nothing new in the lines, the French and we drink and bathe together in the Bidasoa, the same as was done in the lines at Lisbon. " It appears that a considerable enemy's force is approaching Navarre, where ours is rely consider. able." We have received Paris Paperi to the Qd instant; but they furnish us With no 'details from the North, unless the article.from Casiel is considered as intel ligence. General WALMODIN% Corps, which is there said to have been 4estroyed, forms part of the army under tlle command of the Caowa PRINCE. American Papers, one day later 'than those re. eeived before, reached t s just as this Paper was go ing to press. We have not seen in them any thing like the intelligence mentioned in Our accounts from Portsmouth, of the Northern States having threatened to separate themselves from the Union. --The Boston Papers complain of the waste of men and money that has taken place during the campaign, and of the mismanagement of the Government in the conduct of the war : they present no intelligence of moment. . Admiral HOPE has returned from the Baltic to take his seat at the Board of Admiralty, in the room of Admiral Maim . Mr. PAYNE, Admiral Hopes Se cretary, on beard the DEFIANCE, arrived its mor ning at the Admiralty with dispatches. The Admi. ral has proceeded to his brother's in Scotland, pre vious to taking his seat at the Admiralty. This day the Funds experienced' a depression of about a half per Cent. A great Lean Contractor sold. out a large sum s another followed his example, and of course it was concluded that they were in pos session of bad news. Various rumours, as might be expected, were circulated; but the one that received greatest attention was a report that the French have entered Berlin. The date we have not heard men tioned ; nor do we know on what authority the in telligence rests, . U 11.474 L INTILIZIGENC.Itt .. , . ~.t . ' ...: .- . . .-oTHI XING. ,". . ' -'. . • - '''!..,* *. . . : 1 . ... 4 1* .. ?.i s " - • • ~,,. ' "......... . YAJ.MOUTH, S=? ER i. • ' •,- .. Y . 'the following Bulletin was shewn at • Yesterday arrived the Elinaluith packet, from Lite; . Yalaee : • " Windier Castle, Sept. ... 'bon, with a mail, in 91 days; - the Mot.rxr :oho** • . -.' from St. Ander°, with dispatches; and his Majesty'll. I 44 Hrsisfaizrry bu for some months past app eared - rurally tranquil and comfortable, although his dig. ship Cossacz, to give instructions for the Meditesenr.- ' eelor [mains undiminished. (Signed) nean. Arrived to-day the Duke Of Marlboroukit . . • el H. H /WORD. "J. 'Krum. packet, from St. Ander°, in four days. II M. BAILLIIL 44 It. WD•Wha l • .. TORBAY, SEPTEMBER U. • t 44 W. Hansom. • `Arrived his Majesty's brig TYRIAS4 from a crtgna. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4. Arrived - six or seven sail of merchantmen, frog Lisbon—all came under convoy of the Sr.arr,,owaso 'The remainder of the fleet passed up Channel - yestars daY, under convoy of his Majesty's ship NYSIMIESS.. i The frigate left the Tagus 28th July.—Arrived thisi Diana packet, from Cadiz, with a mail, in 15 dayS. Came in the French schooner Renown:tee, of 14 guns and 45 men, from L'Orient, captured by the Re becca privateer, of London, after an exch a nge of two broadsides.—Sailed the PYRAMUS frigate and Coss*cc sloop of war, on cruizes. ... PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S. The HIBALD,.IB, Captain MU.WARD, has captured a very large French privateer, richly laden, from France, bound to America. Arrived the TUSCAN WINDSOR, SEPT. S. Yesterday her Majesty's Council met here, Archbishop of CANTIRIURY, Lord WiNciresita, and Lord ARDEN. The Duke of YORE arrived - here, and paid a visit to her *Ma.rarry and the Parsicassts, terwards retxumed to Oatlands. Count Mourrritit rived here from'London. Sunday her Mantry and the PRINCISIRS took an airing to Frogmove. Count Mussita left Windsor for %wiry Park, Warwick• shire, there to meet his Royal Highness the PRINCS Reclaim General Ttvima on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Yoat at Oadandee The day being remarkably feu, great numbers Of visitors are here. Dispatches were received this afternoon at , Admiralty Office from Sir JOHN BORLASI WAIRIIN s s kcisisstanding the British Squadron' on the American Station. It is reported thht they bring a confirrnatioo of the capture from the Americans of the Macedo. RUM frigate. 16, Captain Jonas, from a cruize. The Unalaws, 14x Capt. BENTHAM, is appointed convoy to the Downs; Came into harbour, under seizure, 4t. Juan Baptists, Spanish privateer.—Several transports are coming into harbour with French prisoners. Yesterday arrived the BARHAM, 74 guns, Captain &MANGER ; CENTAUR, 74, Capt. WHITE; and MA DAGASCAR, 40, Capt. CURTIS, from an unsuccessful cruize of four month 4 off the Western Islands, hav ing seen but one enemy, an American schooner, since they left this port, and she made her escape ; Brun, 13, Capt. MOUNSHER, with 35 sail of transports, hav ing 2500 prisoners on board, from Bilboa; NYMPMEN, 36 1 Capt. HANcoca, with convoy for Lisbon ; KINGS FISHER, 18, Captain TRITON, with dispatches from r i . the Mediterranean, left Malta on the sth July, at which time the Plague was raging with increased -malignity, the deaths amounting to- fifty a day, but it was confined wholly to the natives ; BACCHUS, 18, Capt. HALE, and the Hindostan store ship, with coif voy from Gibraltar, which are placed under quaran tine; and the SHARPSHOOTER, Lieutenant GOLDIE, from Guernsey.—Sailed the SLIP, 10, Capt. DASH. WOOD, on a cruize ; and the Queen Charlotte cutter, for Guernsey. DEAL, SEPTEMBER S. Sailed the BERMUDA sloop of war, on a cruize off the French coast; and the DWARF cutter, ,for Fal mouth.—Came down from the River the Henry, for Cadiz ; Surrey, for Bermuda; and several others— particulars not.known.Wind Five o'Clock.—Just arrived his Majesty's ship DE FIANCE, Captain RAGGETT, from the Baltic. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 5. Sailed his Majesty's ship FLAMER, with a convoy for the Baltic. The neo will sail about the lith instant.—Wind S.W. HARWICH, SEPTEMBER S. Sailed yesterday the Auckland packet, for Gotten. burgh, and the Diana packet, for, Heligoland, both with mails.—Wind W. Half-past Six, P. M.---A small convoy from the Nore, under a gun-brig. are now passing. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 5. Arrived seyeral of the Jamaica fleet ; but we can not learn their names. CORK, AUGUST so. This day his Majesty's sloop WANDERER, Captain Newcomas, from Portsmouth, came in for the ships bound to Newfoundland, America, &c. to join his Majesty ships Etioybitobt and ETRALION, with New. foundland and American convoys off the harbour. ARRIVED. At Cork, the Active, Pidgeon, from London ; and Kingston, Rains, from Jamaica. At Bahia, Westmoreland, -, from Liverpool. At Whiteliaven, Swallow, Bell, from Jamaica. At Catliz, and sailed for Alicant, Ageona, Martin, from Newfo,nd land. At Southampton, Tugoud. Andres, from Rostock. At Bristol, Phillip, Atkinson, from Jamaica; Betsey, Merenetber, from St. Vincent's • and Cordelia, Avery, from St. Martin's. At Liverpool, 134tock, Dawson; Indian Trader, Lee; and New John, Campion, from Jamaica. At Leith, listen, Char ter, from Petersburgb. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Derwent, for the African, will be paid us Wednesday, at 70, Great Russel-s , reet, BlOonobury, and there recalled. The Princess of Wales, for the Phan's, on bard, on Sa:ur- day; recalled at ; Adelphi Terrace. The Spartan, for the Beauty, to-morrow ; recalled it 12, Cle ment's Inn. The following is an extract frotp the Journal of the Princess Elizabeth Packet: " On the Isth ult. in lat. 44. li. long. IS. 41.spokehis Ma jesty's ship ANDROMEDA, with the Oporto fleet, forty-five sail, out eight days, under convoy of the Arnaosszna, 1 / 8 1coais, and Comostairic.---On the 15th,in lat. 46. 42. 10ng.17. OS. spoke • his Majesty's brig BAcc Hos, with the Gibraltar convoy,and the HINDOSTAN, out 28 days; and on the 27th, in lat. 48. 48.10ng. 70. cis. spoke the Aultol4. cutter, from Lisbon to Guernsey, out i 6 days." Advices have been received from Rio Janeiro to the 24th June. His Majesty's ship Policing:fa, with the Marquis of Wellington and Hound under her convoy, had arrived there from England. On . the 27th of June the - PoncuerNi and DART mitt& were appointed to take the following ships under their cot voy for England :—The David Shaws, Betsey, Per severance, Hope, Sugnal, Amazonas Success, and Rebecca (the last is prize to his Majesty's ship SA TRUITT) ; also the Maria and John brigs, for Gibral tar. The Naas frigate, and CHIKRUIS and Racoom sloops of war, were to sail in a few days for the west coast. There would then be only the MoNzeoue, Aciumotr, and &max= on the Braz'l station. The MUMS frigate was to leave Buenos Ayres about the 30th of June, and would call at Rio Janeiro, - on her way to England. • It has at lesigti.bano to bring Sir Jean MuRLiT to trial. A COurt Martial is to assemble for that purpose at Gibraltar. of which General the- Hon. I'. MAITLAND is to be President. General MAITLAND stops at Gibraltar, in order to officiate if chat capacity; and it is said, that after the close . the trial. he svillyroceed to. Sicily, and take the coin. mend of the British troops in that island. It has bee. decided, under an appeal to the Judges, that a person discontinuing the use of a carriage, anti givipg regular notice of having'done so, is not liable to the payment of duty thereon, though he may r have parted with it. Mr. Coosa, many years a partner in the house . Cottinnthoe and Co..coachmakers, m Liquorpondo street, was,, by accident, thrown out of . a chaise, fortnight since, on the Hampstead-road, and had' leg broke. A violent inflammation ensued, and , C. was advised by his medical attendants to suffer amputation j to this,. bowever t he would not assent, and on Wednesday last he 'expired. The Conuirm, Capt. &meows. is arrived at Ports mouth, from the Leeward Islands, last from seek the homeward-bound trade into St. George's Cluzi nely. This ship during her stay in the W est I n di es , sustained an action with an American schooner, der circumstances that ate deserving of notice..—.. The particulars are as foilow : Oh the 11th March last, the Converts being a little to.windward of Surinam, at six o'clock in the morning, a schooner to Windward was discovered coming down with all sail set. The Convene immediately weighed, to decoy her near, made sail in the style of a mer. chant ship. At nine, the schooner shirtened sail, took a position just out of the range of the COQUETTIe' gnus, and commenced a teasing tire from a lung pounder gen. It was half past ten before the norm: could near her, when, as they were both standing on different tacks, it was discovered schooner had a red flag; and an American ensign pendant flying. The . (QUitTTIL W. 15 under' all sail.. the starboard tack : en approaching each other with in musket-shot, a fire commenced on both sides.— Capt. SIMPSON was now in hopes that he should ha , been able at this moment to have tacked, and got windward of him ; but, finding the convert:es head. sails had been rendered useless, he was under necessity of wearing, by which the schooner was abled to poor her fire into the C,ontorrres stern, cut away most ofler running rigging. Foetunatel , however, she received only one broadside in this _ tuition, when the larboard guns Were brought. to bear, and a little way being got- upoa the ship. in attempt was made to run •the schooner aboard ; but the intention was frustrated by the exertions made with the schooner's sweeps, by which she was actually pulled across the Cononre% bows, firing a gun or two at her.' 'l - 11e instant the Convene's starboard nuns could be brought to bear, a brisk fire was kept up ; and it was momentarily expected that the schooner would strike, as she had hauled the red tag down. The.COQuarra was firing at her. at this time, in an oblique direction, through his stern; his bul warks were apparently knocked away, all his lar board rigging gone, and his sails riddled ; and, in this state, by dint of great exertions at his sweeps, the schooner got out of gun-shot, repaired her da mages, 'and effected her escape; the light winds Which prevailed prevented any further pursuit by the COQUITTTN. The foremast of the Cnotrarte was badly wounded, the arisen-top-gallant mast ayid en& ning rigging nearly all cut away, sailvtorn bt,shot, andfour men wounded, two of whom died in the even ing of the same day. The schotater appeared to carry seven guns on a side, besides the l ng one, and rare than 100 men on board, as her guns were well and actively served, and on her bows and quarters were small-arm men. Should . the persevei mg efforts the Converre on the present occasion have been pro. ductive ohm other effecis, the colliers of Demeraty, Surinam, Ste, were relieved from the apprehensions of a marauding enemy, as the schooner was never al. terwards seen there, and she was the only armed Ame rican that had appeared upon the coast. The Co. QuirtTg is a sloop of 18 guns. CORN•EXCHANOR, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 6. Hrrint a short supply of English Wheat ibis morning, time white. from Eases sold readUy at last Monday's prices. bet 111 other descriptions are about as. per quarter cheaper than on that day. The arrival of upWirda of Sts,ooo quarters of foreign WINO has caused dull sale for lied Wheat, at the above decline. Barley supports last week's prices. Beans are Ss. per quarter dosser, and ware taken off very freely at that avulse. White Pear ere its. per quarter higher. The mainly of Oa s being small, CIO cuss corn obtained rather more money than or Friday. In GrepPoss, Rye, sad other articles, there is no alma/lon. • English. Foreign. Wisest, Moessex, an d gesiez, gOs. Wheat, Ausseisaa Os. 00. • 104 s. per quarter. per quarter. Tick d 0.605. efis. Fine 00h 00a. Whits Pees, 71e. 78s. Oats, Potatoe, 86s. 4ta. 00‘ Gm Ditto, b4t. 6141. Ditto, Poland, sits. tam Saud Beans, Ditto, Feed, 110 s. 1144. Tick bass, Villiers, per flask s Use M. Americas Riser, oak to it% Ste lea dia. . 1 the and and af- ar. and stint ick. rwcs lake eing re. • the RSNo ican Itio4l edo. rein, nbls the- 'era is itl . ie of Wes, and able not to of on& e, a his Mr. offer sent, arts. eing ?ran. dies, un. ° • , ...1 11 •1 h of ward oner h all and intr. 1.41, rres ;SS. Co. both the land on with- have :ot to wad. r the • II en.% and lia si-