Star.
London, England, 1813-11-03 00:00:00

TITS ARMY.

fester ay the COMMANDICH is Cult held hi•
weekly Military levee,,at tie Hnrse Guards, which
was attended by the following Officers of d,stiorti n:
The Marquii; of Tweedale, Lord William ; Limb.
nail Generals Sir C. Green, Sir .1. Stuart, Knolly. ; Majnr Gt.-
Dere. Burnett, Hatutnnnd, Jet:1011ton, and De►uey ; Colonels
Archdale, Detip, Clitnerow, &c. Ste.
The skeleton of the 9.1 of the R9rh (r•r
Connmaght Rangers) have landed at Cork, I 4it toren
England, and proceeded Inwards their nwn prnvincr
to recruit on their native sod. They are at preterit
commanded by Major War. C. SIMIN.

Monday seinnight the Wiltshire, next day the
Ayrshire, and on Wednesday the Duriumshire regi•
ments of militia were reviewed on the N r•h Inch,
Perth, by Major General 11, All the cliff rent
corps acquitted themselves admirAhly, and appeared
to be in a very complete state of disc pline.
We rejoice to hear, that that distinguished (+Meer
General Pack, is quite* recovered from his wound.-
and has rejoined his Brigade; his nephew, L;eutenant
Rick, of the 71st, is coming home for advice for his
severe wound.

PRIVATE COMMUNICATIONS.
" Camp ow Gera, October 15.
" You will hare seen the public account which
Lord March carried with him to England days before
this reaches you; but I cannot resist the pleasure of
adding my mite of praise to the conduct of the Spa-
nish troops. The Portuguese are, by all parties, al-
lowed to rival the British in discipline and in valour;
and I am bold to pronounce, that if the Spanish asmy
would be submitted to such an organization as the
Portuguesehas received, it would hold an equal rank."
BRIGADIER-GENERAL SIR J. DOWNIE'S *SPORT TO Tilt
• SPANISH GENERAL OP DIVISION.
14 Spanish Camp, October 11.

-
a EXCELLENT have the honour to report to
your Excellency the operations of the column of at-
tack upon the left, which was yesterday pl iced under
my command, with the casualties which attended it. '
As most of these operations were made under your
personal observation, I have only to observe to your
Excellency, that having sent the companies of tinat p
Shooters in front, to skirmish and cover our approach,
I brought the remainder of the troops in close column
to within a hundred yards of the highest part of the
enemy's position, and at that distance from his en-
trenchments and parapet I halted to breathe the
troops; in a few minutes I drdered bayonets to-,be
fixed, and the bugles and drums to sound the charge,
and then pushed forward at the charge in double
quick time : with such promptitude, vigour, and va-
lour, did the troops follow to the front, that. in a mo-
ment we were masters of the trenches, ramparts, and
principal positions, the French retreating in the mpst
precipitate disorder, and the standard of the • Regi-
ment of Seville was flying on the position by eight
o'clock in the morning.
" In'a lew minutes we pursued the enemy to tie
front, and by order of the Commander in Chief,
passed three mountains, till we reached the great
mountain of La Rutin. We then menaced the ene-
my's left, while our right attacked that formidable
position. Having refreshed my troops, I received
orders to attack the enemy's flank. The column was
immediately put in motion for this object, which was
carried into effect with spirit, as far as the broken
craggy mountain would permit ; and the attack was
sustained till I was ordered to tall back and occupy
the first position we had carried in the morning,
which we realized by eleven o'clock at night,
44 I have no language to do justice to the valour
and discipline of the troops under my commend, in
their charge upon the enemy's entrenchment's. and
strong positions with the bayonet. No o oeps in Use
world could have done this better, or with more spirit
and enthusiasm. Your Excellency will permit me
particularly to recommend Major Guiteree, , Com-
mandant of the Regiment of Seville; Leutenants of
Grenadiers and Lieutenant of infantry Don Miguel
and Don Domingo de, Alsuga, and Dun Pedro
Montes, who conducted themselves with a military
courage, that makes them worthy of notice. 1 also
recommend to yoUr Excellency's attention the
conduct of Lieutenant-Colonel Escuria, of the Stiff,
who accompanied me and the Major of the Regiment
of Pravia, Don F. Cabura. This Officer lento usted
to command the Sharp Shooters, and he was severely
wounded l-on a former occasion I commanded thisOfficer,brave Officer, when he met with equal misfortune.
" I must here acknowledge the nandsome manner
with which Brigadier-General Alsage, Colonel ,of
the Regiment of Seville, gave me his Regiment,' with
which I have had the honour to execute the ordert;
received. I requested that Regiment in particular,
becaase it bears the name, and has in its colours the
arms of the City of Seville.

,t I cannot conclude this Report without Waning
under your consideration Lieutenant-Colonel Efirkes
who, without appointment in this army, assisted rue
in this affair, and also Captain Robert S:eele, of Ge-
neral Doyle's Military Deposito, who accompaniol
me during the whole of the action ; he executed his
duties of Aide-de-Camp much to my satisfaction,
keeping up a communication with the English column
who beat the enemy on my left. I beg you may
carry my recommendation of these Officers before the
Commander-in-Chief, for his consideration, that their
merit may not be forgotten.
" GOD preserve your Excellency many yeah.
(Signed) 44 J'oHP DOWNIIi."
" His Excellency Don I. Perris, &c "

s OC!CS nib DAY .A I I'WhLVE 0 CLUCK•
Reenced .sen 57if —Cons. 573 5814—!or occ. ssit
4 per Ct. 7101-5 per Cz.nsit—onm.64 7; i pre.
Bk. Lg. Ans. 14 .16th Eond par la. dis.
Exchequer Bins 3s fe. prom.

CQRN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. S,
We ha no fresh arrivals of any Grain this morning, when
Whet was exceedingly heavy sale, scarce a huytr aupeatins at
market. More money was asked for fine Barley, but no sales
were effected, as the buyers are holding off in the istpecration
of a large supply on the first change of wind. o,nrlns; to the
shortness of the arrivals of Oats, fine fresh Corn sok! is. per
quarter dearer. Beans, Peas, and other articles, go off slowly at
Monday's prices.
English.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, *Os.
761. 90s. per quarter
Ditto, Suffolk, 10,. se,.
Ditto, Norfolk, 70s. 78$.
Rye 464. SOs.
Barley 46% 525.
Malt, 80s. Es. Town •—s.
Whim Peas, 604. 755. new,
84.

Oats, Potatoe, SBs. 4ts. Oft
Ditto, Poland, 28s. Us. 008.
Oats, Feed, 80s. U. oft
Flour, 75s • 80$ per Lek.
• Foreign.
Wheat, Dant tie, 431. 081.
Ditto, Baltielted, GOs. 7fira
Ditto, Hambrot or
_Bremen, 60‘.765.

Dkto, Brabant Red icte. •mt.