Star.
London, England, 1809-06-16 00:00:00

BAYONNE, JUNE 1.

According to private intelligence received from
Madrid, the Dukeof Belluna has again attacked Ge.
neral Coate, route/ him on every point, forced him
to abandon Zafra, and pursued him to Lerena, which
our troops occupy.. This latter town. is 20 leagues
distance from Seville. We'hope, in consequence of
this affair, to be sacra masters ot that place.
MADICM, MAY U.
The regiment of delgomis•of 'Grenada, which ven-
tured out of Sierra Morena, to procure provisions,
was attacked by the Poles belorsging.to the corps com-
manded by. General Sebastiarti, .and almost entirely
destroyed.

MAT 26.—His Majesty returned yesterday from,
Toledo. He short absence was deeply regretted by
a people accustomed to enjoy the august presence of
their sovereign.
In consequence of the measures I, dopted by his
Majesty, to disperse the meetings in Asturias, the
Marshal Duke of Elchingen entered Oviedo on the
19th instant, and continues to pursue the enimy to
Gijon; in the hope of laying hold of Romana and
Santa Cruz, who, abandoned by the people, took re.
fuge in that port, for the purpose of embarking. By
this expedition, all the north of Spain is entirely trail-
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E 'WEN N(; sTA it.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 16.

PF ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON/ O'CLOISK t
Coos*la, fir My, 64i—Reduoed 674 88 —Otani= 4 4 pro.
asc>►eq.er Bilk 6.. to Its. prem.

Hantburgh papers to the 6th, French to the 9th,
and Dutch to the 12th inst. have arrived. The Paris
papers have brottsht the 13th and 14th Bulletins of
the French army, dated from Ebersdurf the 28th ult.
and Ist inst.
The arrival of the Army of Italy at Bruck is an-
nounced in the 13th Bulletin. If we May credit the
statement of the enemy, the Archduke Jon evacu-
ited.Gratz on the 27th n!t. taking along with him
about 3%000 men, being all that remained of the fine
army with whist be entered Italy ; the Tyrol. and
the Yoralhem Are completely subjected. Carniola,
Styria, Carinthia, the territory of Saltzburg, Upper
and Lower Austria, are pacified and disarmed ;
Trieste has been occupied, and the Russian squadron
delivered ; and the junction of the army of Dalmatia
will soon take place.

But the Bulletins announce a fact which deserves
particular notice. The French had been endeavour.
ing to re-establish their bridges across the Danube,
but another flood, aided, however, by the weight of,
some of the floating mills, of which there are a great
number on that river, again swept them away on the
night of the 26th ultimo ! From this admission ofthe
enemy it is plain, in spite of the effort of the Imperial
Editor to varnish over his chagrin, that die Areh-
duke CUARLE3 is extrtr. nely active and ma ‘cessful
counteracting his movements—so much so that the
atrtube is accused of being a confederate. with the
Archduke, and General Peeedle bat- the 'whole praise
of having saved the Austrian anm,

On the wholeitiAPousott seems to: have but little'
fresh ;matter for exultation j for the Austrians can be
no way injure.' br learning that two of his chasseurs
who mistook each other for enemieb were so overjoyed
oa being undeceived, that they could not refrain from
embracing each cther ! I
Marshal LAsKts (Duke of Montebello; .9filatiit
a leg is the 'battle of the 21st, died on the Slst ult.
Yesterday Lord GiANVUJAI IXVISON ceoliitts 41d
a very long cunference with Mr. CANNma.at- the Fo-
reign Office. This circumstance ias given rise to st
conjecture, that his Lordship is again aunt to be em-
ployed on a diplomatic mi5m0n...10404,..:. tai. •5.

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