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

SOU? II AMERICA.

GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.—CArvatoen A, Aso. is
oFIICIAI INTALLIGEVCS.
BULLETIN, No. S, FROM THE ARMY OF THE WORT'
LIBEItATION OF VINF4VELA.
" The vanguattof the army took posseseicas
city at one o'clock in the afternoon ; a body of eaa
cavalry having defeated and made privateers a de
tachment of fifty men, who. by orderef 'the Cum
mandant of the catahy of Fiscar, and dtrapaesari
Julian Antalya, were posted at the entrance.
" The Cornnspier m Chief, with oily the Cam
mandant of the vanguard and the Stairs wend the
city, and immediately ordered detacbutests of caystri
to pursue the retreating Span:ards as fps as the tow)
of Arauve. The booty we have taken aismants tt
more than 20,000 dollars in tobacoo and surd*
dine. (Signed)
(For the NitljOf.GtltCTAl of the Ar
" The Major of the Vanguard, LUCIANO DIVLUZAAt
" Head-quartera, lit July, lets, third 'sal Brat."
BULLETIN, No. 4.
" The Spaniard, Fiscar, being aware that our vat
guard, as encamped at the village of Barrancas, ft al
leagues from this capital, with intention of attacking
his head-quarters at day.break this morning, the cow.
and took advantage of the dal kness of the night, ac
companied by his satellites, 400 infantry and 100 ca
'airy, who, by the account of the stragglers, bar,
already nearly all deserted him. The intention o
Fiscar is to embark at the village of Nutrias, fin
Guayana, carrying with him the plunder of the mans
innocent victims he has sacrificed in this province
and flying from the sword of revenge. 'lh.! enemy
have left in our possession a park of artilery o
13 pieces, muskets, powder, lead, cartridges, swurds
halberts, cartridge-boles, and other warlike stores
which they could not take along with them, throne
the precipitation and disorder with which they fled.
Thus have we accomplished the destruction of an
army without giving battle, and taken so much am
munition by only shewing.ourselves. Conquistador
de Santa Fe has disappeared like smoke; the divisior
of 800 men under the cranmand of Marti .has like.
wise been routed by our vanguard, and that of Jon.:
finds itself cut off from every resource but that of
throwing themselves into the river Orinoko, to escape
from our persecution. In fine, the tithe Spanish
Commanders, Fiscal., Marti, and Jones, can only
withdraw alone, covered with ignominy, ani loaded
with the execrations of the people, whom they have
beggared by their rapacity. (Signed).
(For the Major General of the Army,
" VtiCtAtio DIELLUTAIte Major
of the Vanguard.
• Head-quarters of the Army, at Varrnas,
51h July, ISIS, thipekeed

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1813.

The REvoLunommaa frigate has captured and sent
into Plymouth the American schooner Firefly, Cap.
taro &walk, bound from 13oston to Bourdeaux.
Captain Et.witu. reports that the President frigate,
Commodore Items, bad arrived at Boston, previews

to his leaving it.
The gallant Captain Sir J. P. !Inoue, of the
SUAIIIION, arrived at the Admiralty this morning....
The SWIM NON arrived at Portsmouth yesterday from
Halifax. She sailed an the 4th alt. but brings papers
no later than the 49th of September. which were be•
fare rece►ved in this country.

A Lisbon Mast arrived this morning. It bring.
us rather gloomy intelligence from the Mediterranean
on this subject of the contagious fever now prevalent
in that quarter. The accounts from the North of
Spain, received at Lisbon, are ant oftecent dates :

m LISBON. OCTOBER le.

" Our amounts from Gibraltar continue very tie
favourable ; the fever still prevails there with consi-
derable virulence. This city is remarkably healthy,
more so, indeed, than has been remembered for sew-
-1 ral yams.

ilse.77th Regiment sailed a few days ago for
Cofenna.
" The Governor of Pamplona sent to the Spanish
army to demand food for their countrymen within the
walls, saying', that they had not more than sufficient
to serve them to the 25th. This was refused, and he
was told that a French soldier should be put to death
for every native who cried of famine after the 23th,
if the garrison had rations.
" Ma this reply the Governor sent a second mes.
:eager, who was sent on to Lord Wellington ; the
nature of his proposals has not transpired, bat it s
supposed the Governor wishel to surrender upol.
terms"

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Panics Ricawr
held a Court at Carlton House. At three o'clock
his Royal Highness held a Privy Council, which WAS
attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the
Brat Lord of the Treasury, the three Secretaries of State, the
Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the Matte
General of the Ordnanco, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
President of the Board of Control, the Chancellor of the &the•
quer, the Chiusi.ellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, together with
all the Olken of &ate and the Household, who are of his Ma-
jesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
The Speech of the PRINCE REGENT for the opening
of the Session of Parliamcat, to-morrow, was read
and agreed upon.,

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