Star. — London, England, 1812-07-29 00:00:00

. I ~. U the lbonnew sad. it .tise French troops were assembled ; notwithstanding whieli warlike operations did not totnaienr.a till the Illth iris , 4 -.•lo4)ogiTzlitiiik, by which he lams. of hu soidiers, whom he so '1 • • ~would _ r, ~,_, mach p ___ ,„...... _.. ef June—a proof oft ee • eillieetspoduced cat the The Inas - ofbOneral Sii. T. Gnat; ‘st will he deeply etipmy, by die measures o a a pted :lath • # . felt in the Peninsula. He is confusedly second.only .. . . to Lord - NV gc.tatiarna in military '.tbilities; and is tfi " ' trive , corps . under the °nista atrial& Parshals ;LOA amiable character, and the moat hecrved by . 1 Ney:OrtdiPOt, Macdonald, rrinte:Poi iatowski, and eri and men of all ottr treat military charac 1 the Outuds, trussed the Niemen almost atithe same I Lord WELLI*GTON had likewise the gi'reatest v , n11:; time, by Jusbutg, Kowno, Mita, and Meivii, As, disbee in his judgment, and consulted hint on 12i4Iii soon as the intelligence reached his tsfujesty,-he or. I . ' eleeasions. tiered the troops to concentrate. The point of cop. be . ;Sir tOWARD PAORT, it is said, is to the sncees . _. . .. Na arm _ . o diovithdrawm. - poseniiniits.. . orn'orie Non &dim* snagnnited tiseir Saiti;itil Trish Wia4 " on ' 114 ' "" , mat A*APd , to whleD I. lo 4i ei sc. . tof thititanKti, i a 4 tikiirau„. the to to the Eallieftlitattriesi Deter's Bill, were .I.l4iratlon. and a s **, 1 , 0 , RING lose to ail* for certain kipeis:re. • the Redetrptien of the Loud T.A. The would, instead of - . r ._ . fikikr i if put up to sale, -,,,0, • ... 20,1 centration was necessa r ily at so m e di stance from the '.snr , , Sir Tnosias Gamlen,. as second to Lord . W , RLLINGTON in the Peninsula. A yer cent. aed it was his intsmtion, nett Seel i i frontiers. Pursuant . to this diipositian, all the ad. the attention of the Hong, to the subject. • . ble Gentleman contain' with mnvingat vannsd corps fell back to occupy the si • them- Thatlnovernen Po ; r Avner, of the Amount of At t.iiiii Tic redeeme d , Ito . t being cosnyhte l d , t h e ar my to s o I tratt4s•rretl se the Creitoileoliqs of tb r = i t e l o t4e Anneal Arnauht of the teed lint tut Ape( perkstl, *Mould be laid before she Home. OIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER t .WS day stands thus : '• . LI: . I Ile 2d battalion 63,1, at Gaterniey, of which Lard positions *Homo • Buaoneasit is Lieutenaut-Colonel, have been ordered England ;they are to be relieved at Guernsey by a detachment of the 56th 'Regiment. h the corps of Coont Willgensten . .111"itear 'gran. 1 The Skeleton of the 39d Regiment (about 1.%). Lord Werttuorov's nor commanded mir--;thit Of General Baggohufw*.stea — r Schirwink, . •., - . by Colonel !Gore, have arrived in the last fleet from India, after that a mea•stree on the subj. ct would be , between Wilkonar and Wilna. . . . ;text Sessioh; which weold have the effect I - ,ing considerably the Redemption of the . g r; . servinz 16 years in that quarter. "The corps of Generals Tutshkow and Skewaloff ni. -Ty • % :in , sear Warm—the reserve, consistink of the Guards, .. . 2ue 4--ann. Li eutenant- C o l onel rATltteir STEIVABI), . .- 19th Regiment, brother of Lord Br.awryne, and lowl Tor. . . Motion, near Shwenzen-4the army of Prince Bagratiun is on : L i eutenant - Colonel ARCIIIRALD CAMPBELL, 4 th Cey 7 Vin, TIERNEY had ne objeetkm to th e ue Landed Proprietors m ight he alarmed at , i ts march from Sulnim to Wilicka. len Regiment, have ar r ived f rom I n di a . age of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, !‘ The Army.of tribriation, commanded by Ge. - Liutenant-General the Earl of Rosser,: is daily m i lt ybe-thought, ought to explain himself more fully, ' neral Tormassoff, is at Latik. expected at head quarters. Canterbury. to assume the . s o, tics r i,,e I.e had in contemplation. command of the Kent District. His Lordship h as " These movements Were it ecessary, in order tr- engaged Howlett, near that city, fo r his res id ence . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER I avoid a general engagemetit until Prince Bagration's that there would be no objection on the part : His Royal Highness the Commander-intehief, it k 'ink Landed Proprietors. ; approach. Wilna Eas therefore been abondoned for understood, will make a militart survey of the Kentish ter BURDETI' remarked, that the sale of the l i t i me . coast, in the course of the ensuing month. Prepara sod t i e vas the last resource of a Government be., . " Operations have commenced. end have lasted tory to his inspection, the works on the Royal Mili , t o* bankrupt. The Income Tax • was, in fact, lie days ; but not one of our different ditisions has tart: Canal, through Romney Marsh, are to be com dy another Land Tax, which the Land Proprietor . pleted, find the cannon mounted on the flanks ;80 snacked. I me s may, however it might be evaded by other de- ,be en a . pieces '44 ordnance (18 ands*-ponmiers), are des eerAirts of men. In process of time there might ' Thus, the opening of the campaign has not pro. tined far this purpose. 'kr se anollsatiert of Land Tax, and that too might ducat! 6i. .4 those enterprizes which- characterized A large party of marines embarked on S a tu r d a y j ow l& fie should as soon think of buying off a every previous one, in which the Emperor Napoleon at the Commissioners' stairs, at Chatham, for Ports box eh the ear. A Landed ProptieWr might, at : month, on a secret expedition the command of which has been en aged. Ibis T ate, have title deeds to a large estate, and, like , . g . • . • .. Ato hd under Major MA L 9061. The men went off 1 "There have been some skirmishe s, in which the ''' ' • inne tithe Ex-Kings of Europe, not have an acre- a excellent spirits, cheering at they left the shore. is his 1104 4 44; 06 . The Hon. Baronet then proceeded Cossack Guards-have distinguished themselves." i• . . ......1.111 It . I it 24 tit esiati from Sir John Steuart, in which i .„. in the STAR of yesterda"ire - a correct ab- the Ainlibr pry posed to impose a tax tin each acre— it Ole the. plan, observed Sir Francis, of the bnee loi of the Eieheq tier. Mr. VALeR AFT did not oppose,the Motion, he kb„,. he a lt. not ditcern its utility. -1,4, Mr.ll ING eaplained. A Gentleman who left Liebau on the Bth inst. states, that a boat was sent off to him when at sea, with the following intelligence. We ought to state, however, that it has not all the characters of authen ticity which We could wish it to have • Qa ,'rive , itract of the ethittrats of Eirl- Wai,Ltitirrox's des patches, which will ise found in our columns of to day as copied from the Gazette. The same Mail which bk.mght the offici d ad vices from his Lordship, has furnished us with the fallowing interesting cons• tnunicnions froth' ' "let m•mi' ivaq lien put and carried.—A !this day). .its . : ' 4 Acogenta lino jot been received at Lisbon of an action XXTRACT at the army : ' A Li TTIM FROM AN mum OIIPICIM, DA' within Ara German wiles of that plate. Oa of a powerful detainment of de Franck army, the It halted and offered battle; the enemy made the attack, mid, after a desperate mullet, the loss swathed by Wm mutilated t? 10,000 in killed, weaned, and prisoner,. It is stated that ilisinners Ste not lets than 11000." - The action, in precisely the same 40120011, is con. firmed by a letter from Helsinburg, but the loss sus -ATV) ILVEDA, JULY 4 : 66 Every thins from Fuente de Guinaljo to this side the Douro is now in mi. possession. MARMONT is certainly afraid of Us, Of he would have checked, and brought us to action !Mg since; as, whenever we have pushed him hart, he has always shewn troops sufficient in number to face us, Oar army is in excellent health, aryl we have an *)undance of kind `THE EVENING STAR. LONtiotV ttikDNistiAt IttLir 29. Wei OP STOCKS TRW IRA.T AT ON! O'C DOCK: 74 44 1A : 5 Stock Fret 57=-C4Ol - 3 - s: 1 tar R3ll—Bank s --• • ma. 3 it. L oo 41.1 ans. 94431ths Ist* BIM ttid.) (34410 is. U. pram Ataimit Mil which arriesci yeitehlay, Isnerectiseed some insallignact in addition tb that With we communicated yesterday, and Which is by Winans' important or less > - to those abL supplies of every , . Witte, cheap and ercellent ; forage without end ; as all the plains within leagues of this place are eoverei with vines and corn ; and I cannot perceive that agriculture has at all stifle:ed. Salamanca is about fifteen leagnes in oar rear, and Valladolid about five leagues in our front. CasrtAlosi who, tvith- 20,000 men, was to haie been at Zimora by this time, we learn, has not yet taken Astorga, - - - who!, twined by the French is not given so high by 3000 men. Paris Papers to the 23d instant have this day been received in tors.. They contain intelligence from die F r en c h brimt.iiiiarcers to the 11th, at which Pzricid they tontinued at Wilna --aeisielisitenee which fel - the ,„_ _ less .. -- - drititY4 A -- ' sides. report of ws hiving retreated frrm 'tat . _ was ale inclined to regard with Sanguine isopes me ! plate with Pkcipitation. BONAPARTE was occupied I°4l sttilltgle now commenced in the_ 14°tth of nets t date of the Fifth Bulletin (July II) with the lettipe. Upon a careful inspection of all the paper sirrankensent of a new Provincial 'Administration, net letters'which w! haie teen, we are glid to find for the cOnquered tbrritory, and with the fortification *blithe Russian and French Armies have not come , ofthe banks of tlib Vilia, and the strong positions near * . contitt—the dispersion of the clouds of Cossacks , ; the tit' nfid • 'ids revletes, audiences, and stayi there with his . army." " SALAMANCA, JUNE so. • Yesterday morning we marched from Salamanca, three leagues, and bivouac/din the woods, our cavalry keeping close to the enemy and m4king a few priso. ners. This day we marched nearly 3 leagues more in chace, but the villains go off, destroying every vile , lar ind - all the mischief can t' the capnut of as few Miserable stragglers, and the —nletion of the and arrange lishment Age , doing all n i s ch. Spaniards, who every where - they our yeti the poor with dettli of tibo or three thousand trench horses from e ineletnency of rte weathhr, Or in other words greet _. return the most enthusiastic joy. The cdrps of Don Carlos and of Don•Jutinn form/ e left wing of the allied - : horn the want of forage—these are all "the operations abkh the French Bulletins, amidst a deluge of ver-1 bnsity, bite' as yet recorded. The first Bulletih L issued by the Russian Governthent, which brings the r l* ioni the campaign down to the end of June, " * received by the abote Mail, and it affords a I eke and distinct • .of the situation uf the Russian • Juti.tn forrti the witty, and I assure you they make a most respecta ble appearance, and are every way Well equipped. Every where as we go on th y raise strong reinforce. ments. If we go on recruiting as we have done, and if these fellows fight as well as they look, we may told defiance to Kip°leon, with any force he can bring into this cOuntry. "'l'o-night General D',Urban,llthe Portuguese - Spaniskferee Woo` on Z., General CastanOi :valry, and a , which came down ch. moradoins us. 1. ;anon continues to hang on the left wing of the rreach, and harasses them much. The trefich have lately hung several of the Members of the national JUntas, which they found'forming in different quArttrs Castanos has retaliated, and hangs three Frenchmen for every Member Of a Junta whom :they hing, and he daily makes numbers of prisoners. " We this day heard that an Anglo Sicilian force 0110,000 men had landed in Catalonia, but it is Mere reix.rt. " To the great distreis Of the army at large these Very able and gallant Officers Generals Clinton and Slade.go)- -, ttoEnri The _Ay; men 4 Fr- the • lor . consist estahh— .of the Cbdidetation of Pdhadd. It dock hot app-ar that Box, - could he t•• hdste to lAPARTC WO. in . advance further into Russia. Brit it it evident, that, in reconquering the provinces dismembered by that power from Poland, I *and re-erecting them into a new and independent State, he has effected a grand (thieve without en ' countering the hazalnta battle. of bitAttPoot had an atid;tioe yetterda), —.- __ view, , -1 . ' ... _ ...,... 103a, - 1 ,-.* : ,.... , rno v rning of t c he.p . kire REGENT, at Carlton House: Inntiod of what is likely to be its future movements." Ilie le*, . ery abandonment br Wilna, as p a rt ct:''' ISCOUIit AVICART left tewll yesterday evening fbr Yarmouth, on. hiswaY to .Russia. His Lordship * Systen which thi:Russiarishave adopte4 o 4 . • ~ will embark on briatd• the Aotnnotr frigate, end pro. rand it is 'hlnted 'drat no battle sr/alibi ' ceod directly to the - head quarters of the ltussiah _. "g I MIM the arrival of Printe Bacithrtnos ittithtermy. Ht is styled Ambassador. Extraordinary to' : • . . te kid ....RlAlnly.,,tliat is to say, until die Ftencir • .. 1, the Court of Russia. , Lortl WALrott, his Secretary . iof Legation, is one of the Lotds of the Admiralty I foorrelgh advanced •to enable the Swedes to tn:l '- but we believe that lie is not, in the interim o to relit. Ifigzhidkble diversion in the rear, for which every • quisli hi s seat at that Board. Airs is in readiness, as we stated yesterday. I Hi s R o y,l Hiihness the Cotntnender in Chief will With respe ct to t h e re port which we felt it to be . review tilt three teg.ments of the linnourahle East r flit duty to stat e yesterday, of the French being in . India ConspaaersiVidtruteers, Fr,d,i eleven o'clock,onl.lVircistead kittetreat, we do toot find it entitled to much credit; ! The spirited Comedy r :and the desertion 45000 Prussianris,as'we hinted, ! was pertormed last night ../ 41 Tely 4. new version of a former account, which we and received with great • .}.. 17 e no doubt is correct. There isr no trtth, how. crowded audience. On turning toile Gam '"Ttrsin a report which has been in circelatiou within I will perceive that we ' these few days, of a great battle having been for . with a very correct Qui. .atPultusk. .. - operations in the 'Bay. of ..„ rrom Sr. Petersbnrgh we learn that M. Iskitiostir. enterprising and skilful fled of late ; but we have SOFF, a R es ,b ie N o bl e m an , ef dietinguisbed talents 1 - : . . 4 sumitin his pkesent inan '''-sod an enlightened mind, has been ' ' Ant- i- t "'Ainit• expectations The Ear) faro, appointed ._ satiff) , the k ,__ .._-... which they bawl already truce, 42 ° I dor to London , and 'h actually on his way down ex cit e d . 1 ,ofak . . officers , ' men, _____ _ the sores of the Baltic to embark. : A privateer captured , a libip g :llln *Saturday list, off ' . and aniputaied some of theit limbs. The enemy" - , The following is the Russian Bulletin alluded to. Hasbrough, end stead , . , _ter . :# K 1. thrth W es t 3 v e r al 't reate d him vei l comte i ni d y .• b ut i ns i ste d " b bad. Vht i s s a plain and unado r ned statement of matters of ' other veftels wee l o4lS Rt., ) folding IheVociot as he *eat in and came oat of the , , : - 'A Ottial tasurrectints 111. the Slates Seth ?lace in' fort. tl4.lmward dibtrictact allethoei , hl Noverriberr t wheal ' Earl WaLuarrrore tante in early la the Morning f • FIRST RUSSIAN lITILLKIIPA. two white lobabilltths_ ...,,_l l lete uTutdoll4. !IV IOW:: front the camp where our army (hint the Flinch, I. s'he'er eteelniffoll42 l l77. only ea. 4ay la ' went round ail QUI' works ao 4 kapprkaa. on his own r'' • `9 l 4oeAtersth of Februarys the Preach troops •• • e • . . ,arms we" three orders,ehanging . every Mids. . .. , , a stag!, 9g_ gasortoppo. -. an d Oder, and directed their march I pausial - i s ). ii,pair fif_phoohe ea a ii ew ..b o ubs t easd . . •4 On the following alteration, we opeueci on them i iol ,4the YAW p 4 °l % l 4,:iltet??Kul*: _Frew._ that lints 'fru wined 1 sticks.llk:•- - - "• t- r .. ' • ' , trith red-hot shot, and in a show tigla the ceratre agile i ' • ' '• • -.. • -.• .7271.1.;..-f; 0 . .. ..:•44,;,.. •• . • • --- . -I. , - .4, ‘. , i.:t*,- , s.. ..• - :: -; .- . • _ • , . . _ - , . , • _ 1 -- . '. . . • ' • ' ' ..' .. - - 1 •• . . . - I ' • • .• • • - , _ . . t ' ' ' • . • -• t • . ••,•• - - • . _ I . . • . i ____l ~..ialilli. p i ii ,., . ii?.; ;' •; ; 104,1 ... scat Ji tr-SaAiLLYa''''.. illaS ,h — e l4- 1.7i1 -. crof mteers, on Friday mottling, at e bat lo sin OR acc oun t indis pos ition . ostead CoMmon. I I , The Opera and AI which the inhabitants of SA. y of e Add &role for a lififri lamanca gave to Earl Nirellingon and the Officers of ht at the Haymarket Theatre, , the army was 7 3 74: i ndid. Earl Wellington and a t applause by elegant and -: suite, Marshal • and the Portuguese Officers, Generall Don - Julian, Alliver, and OlLawler, recto oiled night, our Readers with the Spanish o •. ' . with wicomrnon, numbers furnished them ; on M o n r day, i of unoll'', w ere at dse • • I did not le ave it till aline of Sit Houk Paribtm s ! I went to Mount my horse, bet'ween two and throe in al Biscay. Wu regret that this ' the sum-ding. when the artily marched off after the al Officer his been rather bar- . Ftench. Many ()Awes, I hear, did not leave die bill IVC no dnubt that a •perset i • e• till five o'elock. in of operations, will amply . i• In the itiorlim RAW the assault of the forts, cls which they hare alreseir a Staff-Surgeoe was see in_with - a flag of truce, 1 • .., 'who &mesa the wounds of all our officers and men, chemicals threw dov - u their arcs; the "TA Illv. lives. When marched out, the whole et.theia• . drunks and most insolent, the populace • thg Spanish liorn.n, followed theist with =c isl 3 pelted there, and if the roll, of MA had bent i allowed would have Cora Asa to piekeu—A Se po7e was prevalent ,that there v ete *metal Enslish among them : boron the " strictest inquiry , this tumid out rohe unfounded, there were Mir Spanish vicunas; , vesy iew Spanish men, who of amuse *ill meet she fate ut traitors." . .. lir' 11 7 .1 L iNt'ALLIGENCL ---.. . MAIL • - Alta. BUZ. Mts. DOE Dublin - - u 0 Onirrerep • 0 • Wateriera - t o . lani4es : - 0' : 0 .01 , 1:: - - o 3 - I Jar* . - • 0 Ushea - - 0 I Ail , * . - • 0 *: . . _ The fullowing letter was yesterday stuck tap at • Unitn's : " COT EFNIUSIOL It/LY t 7. g. A convoy frnm the Baltic is In Obit. War the anestbrat learn that a general embargo hie taken place as dl Vessels ba ballast, in our bat haws. and t he c ar jetture i s , tbirp swill be taw ploredas tram per's:** FALMOUTH, JULY 26. , Arrived the Triton, Itrctuittosorti from Piince Ed." ward's Island, and sailed 'again for Plymouth; twd days since spoke the schoosterMou.er, from Halite& TORBAY, JULY el.: Sailed SPEctiii•roli lug** with toui Anal lighferS fur Plymouth.—Wind Lair. . - •.., \ • PLYMOUTH, litt rt. ..- • • • The Tirittest guh-brig came lions the ailaisiiiiii Stonehouse Pool; •Arrived the ASiu.tal filtil o r, Boyne ltoads, .Sailed eke Aasnoe, SfSiittes. Pie • Brest station.—The Fairy, a new bng. Was. takers .into dock on Saturday morning; to be carpeted Mut =docked : ttle tame nigltt , David 'cues, a ' well known at Plyrnou( , w as recognileil praltr . 4 . la . Ville de Caen, lately . Captured off tlyaseadh 4611 ' is now in irons on biaid the flm.ship.. bad thrive* of the French privateer been animated whttlfte dinftst. less spirit of this man, the privateet bad never bra taken ; lie is a man of the molt deeperate eiesbillas. and was lately employed in a Plymouth trivalen t as well as in the Roj al Navy: - • = . PORTSMOUTH, JULY la. - -0 Atrived his Majesty's ship Poartman, front Ply. mouth, with a convoy; and the Tra goal a cruise, and saaed again with a convoy for the-Doires: Sailed his Maj esty ' s ships ELIPHANT I ASIA. and DI. LIGENTF., fur le Down*.--Wind W. DEAL, JULY ee. • Put back the whole of the outward-66nd. meths COLINTIM OF ELGIN cutter.—Arrived his 14.1 Awl's • liosicnir from off Flushing, and satiaka..— Wind S.IV. HARWICH; MUT te a The Lord Duncan packet; airived front tiniten burgh, brings an account of the arrival• tr.iirs the • Under convoy if the ZitA4ol:3 man of int, of 'BO s til of vesiels, on the 17th inst..-Vitt are in gbod . lhopes that the six ships, stated id duriast to )I.mo , been captured, are with the fleet ; ate a piesartgee spoke the MAritz, Captain Gatitam, off tint Wing. who told him there was wit any missing or Wiry= The convoy from England had arrived digs that for 'England still remiiued. 'YARMOUTH, JULY 21. testerday afternoon arrived the STARLING g brig, PRINCII OF WALLS wrid ANACRRON cutters front their pursuit alter the supposed privateer, wiucls turned dut to he a king's ltlgger, having a ship in tier convoy. Arrived from the Downs the Art se ' gun-brig. Sailed this morning the Arractt, M NER, and Acrans gitn-brigs, for the Rai; and Will he followed by several others; to lie in tle ttiverse &c. as their services may ba mAits ti Solebay and Aquilon frigates. Cbentitlex, Leveset o and Portia.—Wind . LIVERPOOL, JULY At • Captain CAkrinW, of the Cornwall, that arrived here on Friday, from Jantaiet, informs, that pn the 2J July, in lat. 41. N. lotg. 33. Ro. W. they . fell in with the wreck of a mod water-logged, no• spur standing but the bowsprit; Went close to her to as certain it any living person was on booed, bat titer - was not ; she appeared to be a I.trge brig ; on the following day spoke the ships Adoitis, Coosa, 17 days from this l u st; amid- gen Fenny, Fusrea, 14 days from Glasgow, in Ett. 418, N. fan: 52. W. both bound for New litunstiviok, all well.. - DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZEJMONEY. Menace, for die Maria, Csitheene, and Emanuel. this day; • 70, Great thou:II-street, Blecimitris 7, and then fecal ed. Bloodhound, 14 the Free Marto, oa board, or enorrovr, to . called it 6, - Clifford'a Skylark, for the Meernia, lohaOos. Stadt SOldenbare, bad Ro. deur; and Roderick, for the litter; the Rosario en Sheeniess; and the Skylark at I*, Clernen.'s ;'loth at the ante place., Loccoussame Bwasces.—Tuesday last 400 makes were destroyed at Boltham, near Liaeoltsi They were nestled in some old manure iyiag on one of the fields. The parish, adeording to latmettiorial seam, i gave a halipeany for each of the aid smite% and a fiaatag fur every young one. cc:mit PAARKRT, tettstlt•Lalia, itILT >A ills day the Market, has fete froth srriva‘ at What- ' such of timataing suWiesi .and of Me tub.- small cameo fa pi. e—Berliaaporta the bat ow somewhat. tt;fise..-Alfithe Pees prwer—Very of tile two Otte at last pries.--Oats ire this article Oared rather dearer; and exOeta. vans--New Rape Seed .5 has-41•er without v‘.......a0te . ceaftartv Wets al vacuaLi 'iffiest, sits. twins. Beene 710: i's. I - Poe cUtto, Ilk. Ina. TiaL d ttb, 70.101. tire. eta. es. •- pen. eakallei_ Sec 16i.414. Poland diKoy ea. 1141. bit/02..905. AI% 1 1 0 41 ' 9040 . •ks Peas (bailers)? 4s r i e llist74ll. 'z, 04 , 7 ditsei i pl o g i t I tiss.teos.o44l•lll, ftbs:ta ibis. " 4 . • • - • •••• • 1. •in i . fate