Star.
London, England, 1809-05-13 00:00:00

DRESDEN, APRIL 26.

He Ivy cannonading was heard here yesterday and
to-day.

AUSTRIAN BULLE UN.

ORDER OF TIZ DAY.

" J-Icatl-quarter., Sncile. April 17.

" On the 10th and the 11th his Imperial Highness the Arch•
Mike Jona,. with the army and-r his corm tnd, sant red the ter-
r tory of Frioule, by Pout. ba, Gone, and after sows
opposition, advanced so the 13th to the Taglianien'o. Theenen y
evired aLross the river, in order to join with the troops in their
rear. This junction, which probably took place at Sadie, made
he hovti e army five divisions strong.
" In the night of the 14th kis Imperial Higl ness proceeded with
rhe a Ivinc:d g :rd r •-1 •n ; !he r m d•i ler of
the army followed at day-break. The enemy's advanced ns-d
was at l'orienone, and his army was posted la, tween that place
and S scile, rear Fontat a. In this situation an action commerce,
h af.e: a sanguinary contest of two days, terminated entirely
t i t.ur advantage.

" Tl.e Vice King of Italy commanded the French army. The
resul waa so deci.ive, that the enemy could no: maintain them-
selves behMd the Livut.za, but were obliged to retreat rapit:ly to
the Piave.

" The prisoners am:tint already to eOOO, atno.--z w! o • a-e
Gentralie l'Az an e,• A )4. More ar con:4a tly brought I.
" The Icss in kill, d and wonneleri greatly t z:fed, this nun.be ,
sad we have tak,:n lei caption and dime casks."

The Contest gun-brig, Lieutenant GRr.GORY, which
arrived at Plyn.ooth on Tbmsday, got on shore n
the night in Basque Roads, where she was soon dr ,
and remained so next morning at daylight, which
being perceived by th'caemy, they detached about
500 men, wish mu%kets and tit-Id-pieces to the Beach,
to attack the vessel as she lay. The Contest unluckily
could not get a gun to bear on them for more than
an hour, till at length, by great exertions, she hoist •
ed her guns uver on the sand, and played away so
successfully with grape and cannister shut, that she
soon cleared the Beach of the enemy, many of whom
were killed, and the rest made a precipitate retreat.
Preparations are making, in different quarters, to
send farther reinfurcemcnts to our flue army uncer
SIR Atettit R WELIAALEI.

I A duel was fought on Thursday morning, in a
field leading from imallhury Green to Heston, be-
tween Mr. Saul and Capt. Dayky, in wLich the for.
mer was wounded in the knee. The wound is not con.
sidered dangerous.
Mr. Vs'ai.sa Pinata has paid the debt of. nature.
He was bound dead in his bed, at his cottage near
\
Fulham, on Monday morning last, by the serval t
directed to call him. He is supposed to have died in
consequence of the burstag of an abscess that had
armed on the liver.

~.

LAW iNDELL IG EAT et,

SHERIFFS' COURT, MAY It.
('RIM. CON.—WELLEsfiEIf V. LORIIPAGET.
The Plaintiff having brought his action of ditniges Whit St
Noble Defendant, for seducing and ,`• bauchiog his wife, and datt
Defendant having suffered judgment by default, a Jury was this
daV impanneHed, to assess the damages: Mi. Girt.** painftd, in
forcible language, all the llmentable circomsta. ces attending •hia
distreSing case of conjugal Infidelity; and the Int-totter herring.
a speech in mitigation, gave the Plaintiff a •erdict; with T*sistr
"1 housand Pounds damages.

-

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 12.
THE klitc 9. 'nitro flawsoN, Esq.--The Defendant WU
brought up td receive the ju2grneot of th • Court.
Mr. Justice Caosc, arter stating the oficnce vet forth In the
indictment, pronounced sentence, which was—" That Mr. Hair
son should ray a fine of 1001. and be imprisoned az months In
the King's trench prison."
Mr. Hanson said, " My Lord, The consciousness of my In-
nocence will enable me to surport myself under this Venishmeot,
or any other the Court might have thought proper to inflict"—
Mr. Hanson then bowed respectfully to the Court and wit harlots

141 KING v. JaNtttN Dsvps.—The Defendant Was rtiflViCted
of assaulting an Frciseman, who went to search bis prtbrnists in
Cardiganshire. He had been confined in the gaol of Car 'irin
sink the 25th March, and was brought up in cuttody of the
gaoler. ffe was sentenced to two months further imprisonment
in that Carol ; and to give sureties, himself in 1001. and two in
501. each, that he would keep the peace.
C/IA hi BFRS 5. Jowas.—This was an action tried at the Si:•1-gs
after last Michaelmas Term, against the Mardis! of the King's
Bench prkon, for the escape of Captain Canfield, who was in
custody at the suit of the plaintiff for Crime: Cos.
Mr. SCAR: ?TT was heard against granting a new trial, and the
AT roe NEY-GtNERAL in support of it. The Court took time to
consider of their judgment. The question arose merely on the
fdttn of the pleading, and not on any farts.