Star.
London, England, 1808-12-02 00:00:00

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on the II& ult. and brings accounts
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Army the 14th. The b.
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alb° found in the subjoined letters :—One of them
pees tee on the' .4th there was another battle in
ebkh the Patriots were victorious. Geo Ira* the
woe mg prove so t.but after the reprinted 4eut.
pcipeoloro which we have expeekeseod, we. ago
ocirithont our fears that the Frog* are is suds
feee in that carter, as to take a 04.. onyikope
sr a decisive. victory being gained "liner *ea per
smneme. eat least. It is no little coSsolation, how.
re, to know that BLAKE'S army was still able to
keep the ftold--a tiseumstante which affords hopes
der be will be able to oppose the enernys till joined
by IhereinfOreelnentS which the supreme Government
fehoewieg to send to his succour:
,The following are the letters to width. We have
elided in the above paragraph :
"PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER a.
aThs afternoon arrived here the BowarsCrrovonok
*bole Tuosesow, with dispietelves ficenCorusula,
toedenewhoce-the Boxers Crrovitess sailed on Sante-
• aryl, the 26th alt. Captain THOSIEO:I brings dig.
wilildielfedleGeneral BLAKE'S army, which continu-
e'dogodeg, but bravely defending every inch of
.4fineeditill the 24th. when General BLARE made
s a heat stud and repelled his enemies, numerous as
• they were. After this action General BLAKE'S
• tweeremaired 25,000 strong. This we must think
i Ivry good news ; but, we regret to hear that
e beim% force, having made sonic mistake in the
• wets, fell in with the enemy, and, after a very
e blase resistance, and having slaughtered an im.
. a sane number of the enemy, he was at length
a overpowered and cot in pieces. We regret still more
Jet that Bona.eaare's emissaries had but too
--d • in stirring up faction, and that the
of goyim me PUGS'S party was formidable in
.es jodp, We trust, however, that the Patriots will
Issithialley second over BONAPARTE and the PRINCE
• inigPsics. •
a The news from Oporto are unfavourable. The
• qty there in opposition to the Regency is very
haess, and General BERILSFORD had meditated
The French are at Valladolid."
ANOTHER LETTRIE, SAME DAT?.
• This afternoon, at three o'clock, the Bosse Cr-
* !ovum bloop,ef waTs CaptainTriostosoN, arrived
' . trim Comm, from whence she sailed on Saturday
• last, bringing accounts front General Br.e.nit's
• army up to tbe 24th ult.
• a The dispatches she has brought will be found to
4flielate to several most dreadful battles between the
• armies of Marshathlrr and General BLAKE. The
• Marquis ROMANA'S troops (from the Baltic), by
• thawing toofar a-head of General Butee's army,
• mete severely defeated ; one of the regiments of
*Catalonia hat bens est to Ideas. .
' a The sghting on both sides was most obstinate
.* • lil desperate. The Marquis of ROMANA'S cavalry
•in panned. In the last attack, BLAKE repulsed
• the Fresh with considerable loss. He is now at
• Cinta, about 40 *miles north of St. Ander°, with
." WOO men. The communication between him
" and the centre army, under Cesranes, is ant Of;
• the French army being between them, whose head!
6 quarters are at Valladolid. There are many feasi
" for the safety of the centre army. The Plume of
• Pasta's party in Spain is very strong, more so than
• was erpected or thought of; and the patriotic.
" camellias desponding.—Sir DATIO'BAIRD was at
" &mega, with his army, and Sir Jotor MOORE at
" rehtmanca. They have not been engaged. It is
, ." thought to be BONAPARTE'S intention to prevent, if
possible, the joining of the different forces into one
• body.

" The cause of the Spaniards is not considered an
" hopeless one ; but tfie spirit of patriotism has
" drooped very much.,
• In the Bonne Citoyenne came passenger Captain
" GAGNIof the Royal Artillery, with dispatches from
"&r Rolnar Wilson, at Oporto. His dispatches
" are not so favourable as could be wished. The
" Part, against the Provisional Government is very
"'fig and turbulent. Sir ROBERT • had clothed,
armed, and trained 2000 Portuguese, and formed
" them into a battalion. There were three British
N mime= there."

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of Cum
ItaLAND,Princeues AUSUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMIZTJAs
teepanied by Lord WALSINGHAM, Lady CRAWLEY,
tIIIS FITZROY and HARCOURT, Colonels TAYLOR
sad Duasow, took an airing in Windsor Great
P 1& His 24a.mory and Royal Party returned to
the Palace at half past twelve o'clock..
An Officer arrived at six o'clock yesterday even-
ing at the Admiralty, with dispatches from "Lord Col.-
41151r000t the substance of which was immediately
fomented to his Manny, at Windsor. The dis-
Plihes are said to contain favourable intelligence
'from the Mediterranean.
• Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India Howe, when Captain BENJAMIN RICHARDSON
ves sworn into the command of the ship Albion, c°3",
signed to China direct—The Court adjourned et sut
Iclect WI Wednesday neat.