Star.
London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, TWO O'Cl..oot
Government have issued the fs.llowing Bulletin ci;
the subject of the glorious intelligence from Cadiz:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
DOWNING-STREET, SEPTEMBER ts.
It appears from a dispatch from Majnr•Ge
Comm, dated Cadiz, 31st August, that on theta
the city of Seville was. taken by assault by the mpg
under General La Crum and Colonel Sicatitm
was defended by eight French battalions and twat,
giments of cavalry. The enemy left behigil thei
valuable captures of horses, baggage, and money...
Their loss 1..,s been very considerable. Several eiri.
cers,' and near 200 prisoners, and two field•pie
were also taken.

46 The rapidity of the movements of the Allied
troops prevented the destruction of the bridge, 'hick
would have rendered success extremely difficurt,
Nothing can exceed the good behaviour of the whole
of the Allied troops, and the joy of the inhabitants.
• 64 The loss of the British consisted of Lieutenant
Bncrr, Royal Artillery, and one man killed; Lien•
tenant LEWELLYN, of the 95th Regiment, and 12 mot
wounded."

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Corporation of the
City of I ondon waited upon the PRINCE REGENT,
with the Address lately voted to his Royal Highnesb
.on the signal victory obtained by the army under the
Marquis of WELLINGTON, at Salamanca.—To whirls
his Royal Highness returned . gracious answer;
Five new Candidates ate expected to offer then.
selves ter the representation of the City of London'
at' the approaching election, yiz. the LORD MAVOII,
Mr. Alderman Nap. Mr. Alderman ATKINS, Mr.
Alderman C. Satan, and Mr. WAITIIMAN.
C. C. WESTERN, Esq. has declined his intentioo of
offering himself again for Malden, and declared bias.
self a Candidate for die County of Essex.
Worcester is to experience an Opposition, and Oa
principally directed against the return of Mr. Goma.
Mr. PATTIEON and Mr. W. Slll7ll are prepared for
a strong opposition at Norwich.
The Duke of Gaarron tries for both seats et
Thetford, against Lord 'aratt's nomination of Mr.
CIIETVkT•

The City of Carlisle is compromise& into a probe.
bable pacific return, between the long-contending in.
terests of Earl LorinALE and Mr. J. A. Cuawvil
Southwark will be sharply contested, front the vow
pretensions of Mr. CHARLES CALVERT, aS neither Sir
I THOMAS TURTON nor Mr. HORT THORNTON is da.
posed to concede his seat without a poll.
Liverpool is to be strenuously fought for, through
the opposition of Mr BROVQHAM to the present Ideas
bets, the Generals OASCOYNE and TAiii.rrou.
Mr. BUTTERWORTH, the Law Bookseller, in Fleet.
street, stands for Coventry, in the room of Mr,,Mum,
who declines standing. Mr. B, offers himself on the
Methodist interest,

Mr. C. SMITH has declared himself for St. Alban's,
and has already commenced his canvass for that bar
tough.
Mr. HARVEY has withdrawn his pretensions to the
Borough of Colchester.
KENT. of -the Haymarket Theave, is said to be
engaged at Drury-lane. He is a bustling, spirited
actor ; and in rustic lovers, and sporting 'squires, ii
well entitled to a permanent station on the'Londou
boards; particularly as he also is a tolerable singer.
Dispatches received yesteiclay from Admiral Sir
J. Ducxwortvll, at Newfoundland, state, that a se.
were engagement had taken pl tce between the Amp
sloop of war and the American fligate Essex
Ithe former, after having fought most desperately, wee
obliged to strike to so superior a weight of metal.—
' The ALERT is a 16 gun ship, the Essay a 44 gue•
frigate.
Private letters brought by the last Gottenbargla
Mail state, that at the last conference at Abo be.
tween the RUSSIAN EMPEROR, the Crown Prince .ti
SWEDEN, and Lord CATHCART, it was agreed that
Finland should be restored to Sweden, and diet
50,000 Swedes and +O,QOO Russians should be lauded
in the rear of the French army. It was proposed that
Zealand and Copenhagen should be the first object if
attack, but, for obvious reasons this was objectxdo by
Lord CATHCART. It is therefore understood, that
Germany is to be the point of debarkation, andliera
the rendezvous. _ .

The hwedes, aware of the danger with which ;bey
are threatened should France prove triumphant, are
ardent in the cause of the allies. Indeed any State
not petrified by fear must, from motives of common
danger, seek the destruction of the French army.—
Even the Danish Government, however it may act.
partakes of this feeling.
We learn from a Gentleman, who left Copenhagerl
about a fortnight ago, that nothing can exceed the
misery of the Danes at this moment; without ror'nere
good, clothing—nothing remains but their reentry
Nothing but the fear of losing that, prevents Da-
Marif from renderistg her aid in the common caw
against France.. •
. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT.
To-day the Market has vows further arrivals of Who; on._
considerable remaining supplied, mostly of the Dew 09, Igor
heavily effected., aad gives way in price ; very hide fine old.*
the highest quotation. Rye ami barley are somewst
Its
Mah at little venation. Peas, and the two tiestrptiond dEronl
fully at the late advance. We have a comidetabh offerif_."
new Oats, and this article quoted at a small reduction. 81°°'.
Without alteration. • •
Wheat, TSs, 965. 1411 a. Beans 955, 1901.
Piot ditto, 150 s. 1555. 1 ick ditto, Okv.1108.•
Rye 645. 70s. Oats, 545. War
Badry, 846.604.0 d. Pound dine; oh rift
Ibre Floes 1101. 100a.da.fiscoods, 1411. to 116.