Star. — London, England, 1810-06-12 00:00:00

but as he could not induce the t osniacs to evacuate , His MAJESTit's B; -day Was celebrated at Titre, itsttcx. the disputed territory, it was necessary to resort to force. On the 6th instant the Turkish fortress of LONDON. by the presentation of a pair of colours to the 2d or Cornwall R gi Izah,ich was attacked, the garrison dispersed, and the place reduced to a heap of ruins. The next day we - TUESDAY, JUNE 12. - goseland Regiment of Local Militia, fr o hands of the Colonel's Lady , Mrs. GREGOR:II the fair arrived in front of Bibatch, the priacipal Turkish for- WaersTexpeety.—Holiday at the Bulk, Bachman*, and tress. The Governor sent his son-in-law, and two Stamp-Office, and Ms s other persons of distinction, to solicit peace, which was -- M‘Ceeessen, daughter of General Marn e ment marched into Truro on Friday trap St. Aust e ll . , The Truro division of the North granted on condition of their punishing the authors of Yesterday a French General, who had left 800. . these disturbances with death. On the 10th, as we logne early in the morning, in an open boat, was Wednesday last, a detachment of the Roy a l en s e se were preparing to attack the fort of Ceetten, in the gore train, consisting of 106 men, 22 horses, and a b e t ' picked up by one of our men of war, and carried into territory of Cremen, the Turks evacuated that post . This short expedition will long make the Turks trem. the Downs to the Admiral, who sent him to Dover tat W Mr. MANTELL, the Agent for Prisoners. The 20...waggons, arrived in Truro barracks and still re. main, in expectation of transports to ca them PARIS, at the bare name of the Duke of • Ragna4. main, . , PAM, JUNE 3.rry Km ta or North Cornwall Regiment of Lead BAVARIA, MAYI9. French General is at present at the Ship Inn, Dover. Portugal, to join the British army ,Lord w ' Their Majesties arrived at St. Cloud in the evening rea l g i T ie o 3 d , , under . ii , The citizens of Ratisbon, who had already mounted Nobody is permitted to see him except G eneral let instant. .Militia, under the come/sand of Lie inenant.Colonie e co p m ur pgt se ed o , fattnltliondinnagi.n, tohenird2leo4dtahyisneszi the Bavarian cockade, have been obliged to lay it aside NIGHTINGALE, Mr. MANTELL, and Mr. STOW, the lerday his Majesty held e Council of his Mini- Collector. He is said to be the bearer of Dispatches till further•notice. at St. Cloud. HAMBURGH, MAY ae. which have been forwarded to Town by Express. day, the members of the principal Authorities The Leipzick Gazette contains the following Ad- . l' I'A pis, s f ' or ha th s State and of saris, were admitted to present vertisement :---,, Two Thousand Dollars Reward! Two cartels arrived on Saturday night as Ply- the regiment was inspected by Major General Lord tomage te their Majesties. A variety of inquiries what has become of an indivi- `mouth, with British prisoners from Morleix. One V.' . 'll.l.l*All BENTaNCK. I its Lordshi k, retured a f ter , entertainment to be given by the city of Paris dual, who under the name of Knock (Honourable i wards to Truro, and reviewed the 2d - • i of them has brought over several Masters of vessels, ri•gimeet, whels to be fixed for the 10th instant. Mr. Bathurst), on the 25th of November, 1809, dis. he had previously inspected with great s 3 iiI4CO t . • • Gn. I and other persons who were liberated by NAPOLEON the French troops in the Upper Palatinate, are i appeared from Perleberg, having proved fruitless ; 'Thursday and Friday lest, the 7th, or Queen's ir, ion to proceed to the kingdom of Westphalia, whoever can give information of the present place of for their spirited exertions in extinguishing a fire regiment of Light Dragoons, marched i n Live-por7 •of Ilea' and Saxony. ,his residence, if he be still alive, to Mr. Robert Wal- which broke out some time ago at Auxonne. Be- on their way to Ireland, from the b - * barracks in .4e ' department of the Upper Garonne has suffered Dollops , ter,at Le i pz i c k , s h e shall rec eiv e Two Thousand sides the present made to them by order of the En- neighbourhood of Weymouth. They consiit of tee g from a succession of tempests and floods, ax i 7. d. The person enquired , after was, at egnon,;hey received several sums of money and other trop s, or about 800 men. the time of a d i sappearance, years of age, very • the Month of May. The crops, and even the The 37th Re :meat has sr-Arched tall, of a slight make of body, of a fair complexion, presents from the wealthy inhabitants, who all testi. e . . g • from rion!are along th e banks of the Garonne, have been. • to Blatchineton. with ruddy cheeks, dark blue eyes, long black eye- fled their gratitude, and eagerly sought every oppor- es iway, and the meadows are covered with mud i The Ist division of the East Devon MT ' 1 e brows, black beard, dark brown hair, speaks a little tunity of alleviating the wants of our gallant country- i .n 4, inarc re avel. through* Cr o ydon German, and had in his possession at the time of his i yesterd.iy morning, on !Peg rout, Majesty the King of Saxony arrived at War- disappearance, men, whose heroic intrepidity will long cause the f ro m p lymouth to Hythe end the second • • cted an English gold repeating watch, with ..P • is eVe i the 17th ult , B ritis h name to be respected for humanity, even by to-morrow , two or three gold seals, with his arms on them, end late King of Sweden arrived at Berne on the the motto, T len /a fo x . Whoever has found such seals its enemies. Acts like these tend more to bring . Saturday sehanight, the Eearsted and Mailing R e. • .t. Next day he visited all the public establ ish- since the 25th of November, if he will bring them to , about these sentiments of good-will and esteem bee giment of Local Militia, commanded by Lied Mute there ; after which he set off for the Oberland, r i le , same address, shall receive four times their value , ' tween nations, than all the pomp and parade of ns- , Vila! was reviewed in the Roebuck Field, near of Thoun. !as soon as it shall be ascertained that they belonc to sa i g ociation . —The Emperor NAIDOLEON (so says one of ea s.—The Persian Ambassador has left Paris, the gentleman missing." i body of men, after a treining of or.ly twenty da . n ; the letters received by the cartel from an o ffi cer of :her with his suite, which is very numerous. Che s ; s . r. PETERSBURGIL APRIL 26. went through h •manual •and fi • y . t eir exercise rings with Amadeus Jaubert, Master of Requests, is aP-1 The Official Gazette of the Senate contains a noti- ' rank) has conceded a point to our Government re- great precision and regularity, to the satisfaction of dto accompany his Excellency to the frontier. . ficetion, in the name of the Emperor, of the Treaty specting the British who were detained en the br e ak- the General, and hi g hly to the credit of his Li ed s hip. FROM THE EMPEROR TO TILE MINISTER OF siE- with Austria, relative to the cessions in Gallicia.-- ing out of hostilities ; so that the exchange will now Their permanent duty having concluded that d a y, , FERAL Polies. . ' His. Majesty upc,n this event observes, that "in this , on Sunday they delivered :n their arm.. and accou trements, on a broad scale, without any further inter . Duke of Otranto —Theservices you have done new aggrandizement of our empire, and the acquisi- •• • trements, and on Monday returned to their respective ruption. . homes. :he di ff erent circorestances that have arisen, in- tion of a province, the inhabitants of which are of - is to confide to your hands the government of Russian origin, our people will perceive a fresh proof Some of the Newspapers have denied that Mr. On Thursday last, the half-yearly Inspecti..n a n d until we shall have taken measures for carry- of the benedictions of DiViNE PRoyit)ENcE. MiKENziE, our negotiator in this business, had ever Review of the Gentlemen Cadets of the Royal Min. Ito execution the Bth Article of the Act of Con- It is remarked, that in the list of the Russian Go- proceeded to Paris : the contrary, however, is the tery College, took place at Great Marlow, Buck. ion, of the 17th of February last. We have, by vernments published in the Kalendar of St. Peters- fact. inghernshire, by General Lord H.s miens., Celencl sal decree, determined the extraordinary powers burgh, fig the current year, neither that of Finland' ; of ...—, the 16th regiment of Light Drageons. The gal e• ierewith the perticular circumstances of those nor Bialystock are mentioned. Paris Papers to the 6th instant, announce the ar. i lint General was attended by Cho Lieutenant-Cover. de ments require that you should be invested. We ; rival of NAVOLEON at St. C'. ud, on the eve n i ng of nor, Colonel JOIIN GA.sPA RD LE MA 11CH.4,..0, and other; that, in this new post, you will continue to give di st i ngu ished Officers, with expressed their high ap t SPAIN AND PORTUGAL . I * • the Ist instant. On the fosiesvaie proofs of your zeal for our service, and your attach.lday be held a probation of their very military appearance, and dl •to our person. This letter having no other pure I -- Council, and on the 5d netitied to Foucrie, that he correct and masterly style of their mancenvongs,— we pray Goo, M. Duke of Otranto, to have' LISBON, MAY 20. was no longer First Minister of Police. It is cur ions The accuracy and precision of the various move. his holy keeping. (Signed) " NApOLEoN." ! There never was such a dearth of news here as at however to observe, that the same man (non- Duke ments and evolutions performed by the Gentlemen . Chiutt, June 3,1810." present. We hear nothing from the army, but that i Cadets, and the celerity and regularity a ith %shish ;ETTER FROM THE MINISTER OF GENERAL PpLICE TO HIS they remain in the positions they occupied when lof farnANTo) has been appointed Governor ef Rome, . they were executed ; the veteran-like dexterity which IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAJESTY. wrote you last, neither advancing or retreating. • Arc we to consider him as disgraced, or on the con. , they evinced in the use of their arms ; together with It is believed here, that the French are collecting a trary ? Is he sent to Italy to keep the R e A c i a ,., in . the very brilliant and martial figure displayed by this OE I accept the Government of Rome, to large force to attack the British troops, and that they ' die Duke of - steady band of yoeng and promising heroes, called i your Majesty has the goodness to appoint me, order ? He is succeded at Paris by only wait the arrival of supplies of provisions :Alai- , r , ‘, : for 0 • universal praise from a numerous and respects ompence for the feeble services which I have teem°, (See -Airy) who was Minister of F r:.nce to at. • ent to e milk them to advance. The news from the, ble body of spectators. But, above all, the result of sappy enough to render you. I ought not, how. d bead quarters is very old, and then no such idva was o f thepeace of Tilsit. Petersburg'', at dir conclusion to conceal drat I experience a very painful sen entertained. ; &c. which immediately iollowed, shewing the high iin removing from you. I lose, at once, the . ; are reported to have arrived ' Two F renc h M arshalsA ship has arrived from Cadiz, with lettees and .: pro irein and advancement the Gentlemen Cadets had iiess and the infirm:Won which I doily derived ,n :ow/value s.vith you. If any thing can alleviate , , the he ad- quarters of the enemy. ;at q . 1 papers to the dew of the 21st ult. It has been befhre. war nd in the darerent branches Of military edeca. egret,it is the reflection that, upon this occasion, CADIZ, MAY 4. I mentioned, that a person of high rank, engaged in - absolute resignation to your Majesty's pleasure The patriots of Madrid, who have taken refuge in l gineering, a ite attack upon Matagorda, had his horse shot no !er and M.. eltemetics app lied to the Art of . War ; Drawing, &c. ; also the intimate knowledge you the strongest proof of my unbounded ale- Cadiz an d in the isle of Leon, met yesterday at the Lim, by a ball from that fortress. It is now - • a s e d , • they possessed of the French and German leuguager. toward; your person. I am, with the most church of the Carmelites, wl:ere a !.elen.it requiem ! t tat this person as Marshal Vicron, Duke rf Bel- esco. & c , effords the most s a tisfactory alai convincing Ind respect, Sire, ...your Imperial and Royal was sung in memory of the illustrious eit4ens who w of • I Institu tion; luno, and that he was himself severely lacerated, and ', proof the great utility of this nationa :y's most bumble and most obedient Servant, : two years ago fell victims al the crue'ty of the French, . iitht ul subject. (signed) ' an d of their zeal for the liberty and independence of ' has since-died of , his unw i nds. It was reported, that . , . no less than of the zeal and indefetigabls exertions of i tee Commandant, Lieutenant-Colonel &Tern, and is, June 3 , 1810." " The Duke of OTHANTo." 1 the nation. The Cardinal of Bourbon, Archbishop ! Alicant and Carthagena had been taken possession of ; • the Offieers, B s tr. of th.• - Ivor Depaitresin, in bring s • a Decree of the 3d inst. his Majesty has ap-lof Toledo, and Primate of Spain, officiated at the ,by the enemy. We have reason to believe that the • . , m g f orward, with such success, so many young men, :ed the Doke of Rovigo successor to the Duke of , mass. I French army in the South-Eastern parts of Spain had who, no doubt, will drove a futere °nn:lent to our Ito, as Minister of General Police. 1 The Spanish, English, and Portuguese troops, in. Neapolitan Majesty arr ived on the 19th, in the' garrison is this city , p araded in the public p lace • the . . not proceeded beyond Lorca,' and were not in suffi-proverbial ••h • d for the ; army—that arms- which is eeroe • bravery of its so .. alii re. And may we hope that the no at Cosenza, in Hither Calabria, from case I gaits wile Eyed, and the Diplomatic body, its well as vent strength to advance to the attack of those ins- . ts,l period is not fir ~..tint when we shall vic with foreig, all the "enerils and &ricers of the Land and N aval portant situations ilari, where he stopped two days, and reviewed' -h' ' • , 1 • I nations as much in the excellency of oer Of fi cers, a troops quartered there. i Forces, attended divine service. The festivity of the' we excel them in the decided superiority et our disci, day was hei , 7ll•ened by the arrival of the /Via and - a new Decree of the French Emperor, Ames I. ,• b , • piine and naval tactics, arid in the physical eiralitiee itigewas, two la!)arash sail of the line, frem Vera , vessels, under sequestration in the poets of . ,rs 'of our soidiers. , C ruz and mean:elle with 7,000,000 of hard dollars, te, that had compromised for their liberat;on, 1 , . A mutiny broke net on Wednesday last, among i and 4000 muskets, transmitted by our brethren in rbr which Large sums had been paid, are or- : . • the 2d Wilts Local Mil tia, stationed at Deviztel in totimerica. They dropped anchor in the bay, in the, ie be detained. sti ted by . 4 ,t loqu.tci‘:us member of the corps, who 1 presence' of an inimense concourse of people. Early ! 1 ga CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL LI. iin the morning a detachment ofour troops, quartered i i bad pan sueded them they were too severe-4e disciplined ie hopes we had of a speedy peace with Russia. , in the island, made a sortie in the vicinity of Chiclana, , busine s s , IA serFant, win. was also a ringleader in the • !cr vanish. It is positively affirmed, that Russia I dislodged the enemy from the work which he had i I having heen ordered into i • eanement, the mutineers, posed, as the basis of peace, the cession of Molds - . commanded near Z urruque, and caused him a consi. I ; -...i th 6.4•onets fixed, hived the guard, and released -.id Wallachia. The Reis Effendi answered , that' aerable.loss in killed and wounded. ! him. •1 he Salisbury, Mtiksham, and Devizes trooPs sacrifices could only be expected from a power , MAY B.—lt is confirmed that the French, 10,000 ' of Yeomanry, however, having arrived, order waste tad experienced the greatest disasters, and the' stenne i under Sebastia i's ord,s, arrived on the 21th I stored , the in s ti ga tor rewarded with 200 lashes, a n was not at present in that situation. It is to i e of Int month in -Eleht, ; a division of our - troops, I the serjeent broke. 1 that this answer will cause the negociatier to i neeposed of 9000 men, having entered Alicant on i • iken off, and that Russia will again prohibit the ;the r la ceding . y . ( • A per , .oll arrived in six days :akin of corn, a circumstance which wonld ! i from Carthagena, states, that the enemy, who had ' tiaerst the scarcity hit at Constantinople. ' penetrated as far as Orihuala, has retreated from BERLIN, MAY 22. I thence to Lorca, and that a detachment of the 5000 the last accounts from St. Petersburgh, the Em- e Spanish troops who entered Carthagena have marched Alexander intended to proceed in a few Jays tol to Murcia. :oasts, to inspect the preparations made to pre-I It appears by the following calculation, the correct the approach of the, English, who have re-ap- I miss of which cannot be questioned, that the enemy's wed in the Baltic, in considerable force. I brilliant erpedition against Tarragona has cost him -5284 men. He lost 920 men in Villa Franca, in the li• ports of Stettin and Fillet' are filled with yes. fields of E erraenera 12(X), in Manresa 800, in Va.. if all flags. The police exercise an exemplary s P' b feet ‘OO5, in Rees 6 00, chiefly by desertion, vess. Ail the crews are examined, at the en- 1 _ 2e of the vessels, and repeatedly after their arrival. GIBRALTAR, MAY 2. American vessel has been sequestrated it Pilau!, Jose Anglada, the Master of a Spanish ship, ar ty up; ii suspicion of the supercargo being an a rived here th s morning, in a few days from Cenibi ils ishman. i, - _ _ __ i near Tarragona, declares, that three days before he _ _ left that port, the agreeable intelligence had heen re, ceived from Lerida, by express, that the French army had been completely routed near that city, after an obstinate and sanguinary battle with the Spanish army under the orders of General O'Donnell. The loss of the French has been from 6 to 7000 men, and ours from 4 ni 5000. ... Genet al Harrola commanded are vanguard of the Spanish army. Eleven thousand recruitehave march ed to Tarragona, to join the troops of General O'Don nell since the battle. • Silvestre, the brother of Anglada, confirms the account, anal adds, that the price of brandy has fallen ten dollars a pipe in consequence of the intelligence of this victory, and the confidence it has inspired. Though this information is not official, it has never theless many characteristics of truth. THE EVENING STAR SOMIRSETSHIRE COAL CANAL. .'ICE I§ HEREBY GIVEN, that ;It conse luence of a sufficienr number of Proprietors to form a not attending on toe first Wednesday in this Month . / to the Act, such Meeting was adjourned to Wednes , 27th instant, at taleven -- o'clock in the forenoon, at the Hart Inn, Bath, when and where the several Proprietor , 'tested to attend in person, or by proxy, and in default they ivty incur the penalty prescribed by the Act. RICHARD BOWSHER, Principal Clerk. me 11, 1810. We have more than once mentioned notthe pro. bability merely, but the certainty, that every kind of machination would be employed to destroy pur in fluence in Syly, the Queen of which is Grand Aunt to the new Empress. A Lisbon Gazette, of the ISth ult. contains a copy of a letter from NAPOLEON to that Queen, which, after enumerating the events ;f the lasr five years have so materially changed the relative situation of affairs in Europe, concludes with a proposition on the part of the Tyrant of the Co:.- tinent, to make the King of SICILY Sovereign of All the Isles of the Mediterranean, on condition of his re cognizing MulLkT as King of lIAPLEs, and JoAlli I/3N4PARTE 4s Ring of SPA: Sunday the Puke of MONTIME and Earl C.alinEY arrived at Windsor In the ev. ning the Royal Fungi walked on the Terrace for the first time this season en a Sunday, and the weather proving remarkably fine. it was thronged with nobility, persons of distinction• and others. His bis.resTv was accompanied to tha Princesses Ewan Tit and Soma; the Dukes of CAM . OI4IDGE, 4MONTR6i, EArt CAS:DEN, HARCOVIIT, Count MUNsTER, Lady CItA.'I,EY. Miss Gotnswor &c. 4c. The Royal Party came on the Terrace at half-past seven, and remained till eight. The bands of the Royal Horse Guards and Stafford Militia con• tinued playing till nine. Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, attended by most of the above distinguished personages, rode on horse` track in NVindsor Park. The Princess AsiELla remains in the same state. The following is the te.pert of the Duke of Cumsar.- taxv's medical attendants, issued yesterday forenoon : ; Bow:TlN—His Royal 1 - i;glinesis the Duke of CV Government have received dispatches from 1,..0rd has had some hours quiet sleep during the night, anti Ibis morn' WurxicicoN, dated the 17th ultimo, stating that the ing leis wounds put on & favourable appearance. British Army continued in its former situation, in ; (signed) lIALFoRD ASP E. sow. the vicinity of Almeida. i His Royal Highness the Race of CUMBERLAND 1131 Earl NiWIS has been hominated by his blansTv as declared that he will never reside in his apartments ill successor to the Duke of RICHMOND, in the Lord . St. James's Palace, in future.. Lieutenancy of Ireland, his Grace having nearly corn. - Last week his Serene Highness the Prince of pleted his three years Vicegeret.ty of that kingdom. , ORANGE visited the dock-yard at Portsmouth. On the 3d of Juli . that nnble*ship the Boys e, of 98 Not entered in the list of Present a t ions to het guns, will be launched at Portsmouth. The Honour- • MAJESTY on the Birth day ; Major KVIILE MONO' able Commissioner Gm and Sir Room Clarlai are who had the honour of kissing her MAJzsrv's hand. making prtparat'.ons on a spleudid.scale t I 9A MEDI the amn , of ILTalls • E..,• I Ills Majesty's ship LIGHTNING h arrived with dis patches from our squadron off Monte Video ; she .. brings specie for the merchants, When she sailed, the HYACINTH sloop of war way waiting for dispatches and money to come to this country. The inhabitants of Monte Video and Buenos Ayres were well di posed towards the English, and the merchants found a quick sale for their cargoes. Rinsrr.,, MAY It. 'cry Thing at preser.t is quiet on the frontiers cf C.ittaro, and Sosni.t. In case the Brigands .ct again widce their arpearance, the most ty. take') by the Puke of Ragusa, h.l Ma; nt. The four Lee Itu , sian ships of 1, lying in this harbour, are entirely dismaptled )ii:; i nued ; their f irther de, tinationis no known. nine Tut Kish 'sh:ps under si:questration, ternain A-). were. The value of the colonic 4 commodities iscated at Trieste, and those both here and at ye , stiid to the bot bidders, amounted to twelve iptillionb of florins. ' • , •. • CARLS TADT, MAY 11., Turkish Pascha arrived at Tetrolatz, With powers to terminate .amicably the differences that had Finn respecting the demarkation of the frontiers ; . • .0 ;..... 1 • I • a• t . 111 A great variety of letters and papers have been re ceive•d from America by different vessels arrived in our posts ; but they add little nr nothing to the tacts that we have already stated of the restoration of com mercial intercourse—an event that has been produc tive of great joy to the Merchants in America, and .1f many orders to the Mesckants and Manufacturers Of Great Britain. THE ARMY. . SIMEMI VOTI 1. 7 1 • Auer Meeting, agreeably I day the 27 White Hai are reque! thereof du Bath. Jun, Their of the 1,1 Yestet • sters, at . This c of the S their hot The e is said tc All th in motio by way The d severely, during t 1 trees, al , swept as enci gra , I~is /4, saw on I 'lll,. 1 19th ult. rnents tl by way JUNE together valier A pointed • LETTER at M. rl in th , duce us Rflre, ii,7 into stitutior a specia wherew , partmet expect I us prcr sent to pose, vi volt in 1 a st. ;ETTER a Sty which 3 in recta been ha ever, to sari. •n i bappint from cc this re p ; by my I give votion prnioul 11,1jest3 • and fah Paris, By a pointed Otrantc ilis even n• frovilla the trot By a titan v France, and foi tiered t , The seem to propose via and such sa that ha i Porte v feared be brolt exports Rugmei By tl pror J the cos vent tl peared Our sell of strictut - trance An At nu rely Englis Eve Tut k • 5h0.11.! cit,us Nia .11 the i•• 1 •aud di Th n as tiie , conks, nice • • A tower ,risen - s-• FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENCB.