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

the enemy bad abandoned all the poTnts he occupied
on the coast between Alicant and that capital."

" •QADIZ, AUGUST 19.

• " According to the mast faithful accounts respect.'
ing the entrance of Senor Cruz m Seville, it appears
that the enemy, in number $OOO infantry and 400
horse, attempted to make a stand upon the bill of
Castelliga, in order to prevent our expeditionary
troops from entering that city, but they were dislodged
from post to post to the bridge of Triana, which in
great part they destroyed ; the time which it took our
troops to repair it, enabled the enemy to escape ,a ith.
out suffering all that loss they would have experienced
without this detention. Nevertheless they made some
resistance in the arsenal at the gate of Triana, at the
Cruz del Campo, and in streets of the city ; in all
those encounters they lost more than 500 men. Our
loss consists of from 50 to 60. Brigadier Downie
Colonel of the Estremena Legion, was badly wounded.
The enemy are retiring towards Alcala de Guadiana."
" ALICANT, AUGUST IS.

" To-day the expedition of General Maitland (to
which was joined General Roche's division, and the
horse of the 2d and 3d Army, with its General, who
commands a wing,) proceeded from this place, in
the direction of Valencia. The French, it appears,
have resolved to fortify themselves in the points of
Ibi 4151 Castella ; but Harispe has disappeared from
these Points with the velocity of lightning.

" To•day there is to be a Junto of the Alcades
from the neighbouring villages, to settle a plan for
the convenience of the baggage, &c. The otject of
the expedition seems to be to inclose all the French
who occupy the kingdom of Valencia ni Tortosa,
confining them to the left bank of the Ebro. W
shortly expect to hear of our occupying Valencia."
" SEVILLE, 3/411.JGUSI 21.
" To-day 5000 muskets were destriyed.
" AUGUST 22.—An Aide-de-Camp Soult's has,
arrived with information of its being absolutely im-
possible for Drouet and Dourreau to re•ire, in con.
sequence of one of General Hill's divisions having
cut off their retreat by Los Pedioches. A di,patch
has arrived, which obliged Soult and his party to
pack up in grea,t have.

" AtiousT those employed• in the Corn-
missi in at Polew have set our. Mantario had dis-
posed his march for Ciirdoba, but suspended it in
consequence of having been informed the some Spa-
nigh troops hid entered that city. They have de-
stroyed the Maestrenza, the manufactory for salt-
petre, and fortification of the Cartagu.
" AUGUST 24.—T0-day, the Juramentados and
French party set out.

" AUGUST 25.—This evening the enemy were
ready to rnor.a.. thcy have thrown into the river all
the powder and saltpetre. Tomorrow wd• expeet to
be free from them."

.4 TOLEDO, AUGUST 14.
" The enemy have to-day retired precipitately from
this city, to the great joy of the inhabitant!.

" GUADALAAARA, AUGUST 16.
" The garrison of this place, which capitulated with
the Empicinado, amounts to 77.5 men. The expres-
sions at joy with which the inhabitants of this neigh-
bourhood received the Spanish troops, who delivered
them from the barbarous oppression of the enemy,
are indescribable. Among the prisoners are some
renegado Spanish officers, who have distinguished
themselves in the service of the pretended King.

"TRUXILLO, AUGUST 21.

gg It appears that the French who have been in la
Sirena and over-run the villages in that vicinity have
retired upon J3elleazar. -

" CADIZ; AUGUST 27.

gt It is said that the Allied army has made 1,500
prisoners in Toledo, and that the garrison of Guada-
lixara, consisting of 9CO men, had surrendered to the
Empecinado, on the 26th ; in the morning the enemy
evacuated Seville, first rendering all the artillery
useless."

$4 GUADALAXARA, AUGUST 16.
“ This place surrendered to the' troops of the Em-
pecinado after a fruitless resistance. The whole
number of prisoners amounts to 775.

“ Nothing can exceed the joy manifested by the
inhabitants on the entrance of the Spanish troops into
this place. There were continual illuminations, ban-
quetings, and all the proofs of joy which a loyal people
can give.

a Among the prisoners, it is worthy to observe,
are Villagareia Roxas Ruiz and another officer, who
have several times deserted the colours of the coun.
try, and who, while they were in the service of the
pretended King, conducted themselves in the most
infamous manner towards their countrymen."
" CADIZ, AUGUST 28.
The accounts which have to-day been received
from the Capital, and which come down to the *ith
August, are or the most pleasing and satisfactory
nature :—they all cencur that the greatest order and
propriety of conduct reigns amidst the excess of joy
with which all hearts abound. The loyal and faith-
ful inhabitants have preserved, amid the most cruel
oppression, a patriotism and integrity which mutt do
them eternal honour.

The; Write from Ayainonte, of the date of yes-
terday, that on the 25th in Seville, by order of Sonic,
a number of cannon had been spiked, muskets bro-
ken, and a great ,quantity of balls, grenades& and
gunpowder thtown into tike river, Which appeared to