Star.
London, England, 1808-12-19 00:00:00

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the stares of the Spaniards lawn .
of his officers (till be can give
Woe substantial) be has conferred"

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESL
We have received Portuguese papers
inst. and from the North of Spain -
The details in the latter, if every event
to be truly known did not give their ,
lie, would be consoling. They vaunt
number and valour of their defenders,
with which all ranks are animated,
with which they wish for opportunit
their devoticin .to their common
whit have they done since the first
polar fury, when the people, without
summary vengeance on their ~
pretended patriotism of their Nobles
had no effect whatever but to paralise
the middling ranks and lower orders.
effected since these men took the lead
the Patriots ?—Nothing.-•--Less than
,The details in the Coruna Papers
te Rosas, and the battle of Tudela.
them come down so late as the French
When stripped of their varnish, they -
*. 9f interest 4as not to warrant
. 'cation to give them a place.
THE ARMY.
The transports from' which the
and Royal Horse Artillery disembar)
Friday morning from Portsmouth,
but on Saturday morning order's were
,so put into Falmouth, instead of
qriginal deitination: They amount
140 sail. Several transports, with r
liars on board, sailed with them.
Thursday 27 sail of transports, i.
die 14th regiment of Light Dragoons,
, t transports; under convoy of ;
IRAMIS, of 96 guns, Captain
Falmouth for . Cortmna-the
hl
roared as a reinforcement, if they
fury ; andlhe empty transports are it
tif Sir D. Braun's array, as circumstances
tulle. An order was sent down ... .
loner Bowls of the Transport Board,
isediately for the cod* of Spkin
which he immediately embarked on board
ship Zephyrs the whole &et proceeded.
eel with a be breeze froni the northward.
embarkation of the 14th Dragoons, -'
intrusted to the charge of Lieutenant Wa55......
a meritorious officer. • •
Several transports are ordered to OA, tops call
and forage to Spain, for the use of our cavils,.
A considerable embarkation of artillery will take
dace at Portsmouth, to-morrow, for Spain.
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• Dispatches from from • Admiral Poems, at Gibraltar,
were received on Saturday. They were brought by
the THALIA frigate, Capt. MARRY, who sailed from .
thence on the 26th ult. On the same day, the Hs-
May VirZYWOUTH; and PREVOYANTE, with a convoy,
Sartived from England.
The EAGLE, of 74 guns sailed from Cadiz the Mt
.h. with a convoy for England.
Admiral Poems bad with him at Gibraltar, the
ATLAS, KIWI; VOLONTAIBE, LEONID,I,JIt SCOUT, KING.
runint,and SABINA ; the last of which had arrived
from South America with dispatches, which were car.
ried to Madrid by her Commander, Capt. Kayos.
The French fleet at Toulon was ready for sea, and
waiting an opportunity to slip out. Lord Counere
wool) was watching them closely.
Saturday, at noon, the remains of the late Captain
BALDERSTON; of the PARTHIAN, who was shot by co
of his Master's Mates, were interred at Stonehouse Cbr
Lll with military honours : the funeral was attended
the Admirals, and Officers belonging to the did
t ships in Plymouth harbour, and the crew of the
Pantsuits—he was in the 29th year of his age, and
much respected. Smith, who committed the mist
is on boird the SALVADOR DEL Moreno, very beak
ironed, and is etpected soon to take his trial. It N.
said that he considered his purpose but half saw
plisbed, as he intended to have killed Lientess
STRVENSON also. Capt. B. was a native of Dom
and universally esteemed by his brother officers al
acquaintance. Smith, who shot him, is aboegi
was born at Santa Cruz, where his father novellas
as a British planter. '
Mr. Waltz, of HOOs whose murder we have ai.
ready mentioned, it appears, a short time since, de•
totted a neighbour's servant in the act of robbing his
, master, to whom he gave information, and themes
was discharged. The fellow vowed
lreozencr
with por•
chased a gun, and is supposed to have it
pebbles. The piece found is proved to have been the
same sold to him ; and, what strongly corroborates
the suspicion that he was the perpetrator, is, his sb
senting himself 'from home ever since the murders's'
committed. He has been taken into custody at Deb'
(child, and removed to Rochester.
CORN EXCHANGE, Mali-wrap Dac. 19.—The se
trivals of Wheat taciallinetke the supply rather Cc*
siderable, sad odes are very dull, at a further redly
tion in priers if about 2s. and Ss. per quarter hoe
Friday—Barley wish Malt, are each rather dearer--
White PeasJiltewise Grey, and. Beans, rather cheeps
—There are tolerable supplies of Oats, fine samples
mailltlin their prise, ma 'other qualities are rather
lower—ln Flour little variatict.
az &&&&& INlalaN6' All using:
Whist, 655. 71s. 90s. Beans (old) 745. SOL Od.
Hu atio;(1441) *Ss. lift ' Tlek ditto (old) 701. 765. ed.
Rye, ace act Osta, 543. 40s. 4a3.
Bar", 40s. 466; osl. - i hrodtoedltto 445. 455. a
Mak 765. alb. ditto 47. OL
WltitePeor (balm), Ms 11100 Ilieti 6.4. to 551
Grey ditto, sos. sirs. ' --- _____ •
Pied Odlalreidsaiirilliklos•
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j oegun
to divide
his Generals ! ss
re them sornethisi
Titles of Nobility!
.
ESE PA.PEks, rtor
papers to the
to the 10th -
went When
leirstateilaiti
Lunt as usual At% ;
dem, the p
ed, the enthelei*
:unities to sink
country !
firm burst A 14,
thous leaders, *
oppressors ?...%
Ibles seems to Ins 46'
ralise the energies d sma-
iers. What has bees
lead in the saist -
than nothing t • ,
xs relate to the sop
lela. But neither 1
French accounts. m+
hey are **Aste sis
I us in delaying ssr
Y.
-
he Dragoon Guards
embarked, sailed on '
for
rh, for Vigo, empty; I
were sent after them, ..
proceeding to their gr•
ount to upwards of
th 600 Artillery dm
:s, having on boara
;bons, and-40 And 1.
If his Majesty's ship
in GRANGER, sailed
the 14th Dragons
bey are found isece
are intended to brol.
cumstances may re.
express for Com*.
3oard, to proilidim.
; in cbusefeneel
oh board the Agiit's
weeded down ChM-
sOrthwati. The
ms, when in I**
utenant Wassaa,9*,.
! to Cirk, told °all