Star.
London, England, 1813-07-13 00:00:00

LISBON, JUNE 28.

Stichethas aLacdo3ed the Eastern coast, and passed
the 1::hr(:, at Savago.sa ; he has upwards of 12,000
znen with him.

MADRID, JUNE 25.

, The Gzvernor of this place, Don Francisco An-
' trnio y Gc-vigora, has received this day from his Ex.
cel:ency General Don Francisco Xavier Castanos, the
oilowinz official Report :
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" 'the enemy's forces having assembled in the neighbourhood
of Vittoria, snider the command of the intro:ivy King, were at-
`:salted by the Ailed Army on the 21st inst. un.icr the command
of the ever victorious Marquis of Well.ngton, Duke of Ciudad
IRo,:rigo, 'sod completely defeated and routed wilt great loss.
kAll their artillery, exceeding seventy pieces, a great number of
anin.unitto:. wauors, all their c qui., age and military chests, were
the acit i f this victory. Ihe enemy are llyiog in confusion in
the direction of lrun and Pamplona, and tley are clostlypursued.
'I he 4 ack commenced by our ri‘lar, and was followed by the
It: the ,iriny mime diasely advanced. At the same moment
he French masses were so it nit e. ned, that, crowding in the
lair a, cvery thing was disorder and confusion. It does not ap-
e... .111: !Le los- of the Allies has been considerable, and when
he last !well zci:ce left Val oria, the loss of the enemy was not

kLiJwr..
- such • :ignal Vinery, in addition to the re-conquest of Tar-
agova Ly C..ie I ri•t(li.i,iii which left Alic Ant with that intent,
m: the Lvacua ion of Valencia, which has just been officially
-,.rionucka ed.-might to li;! the Spaniards with joy. The fore-
!Lb: ut I...overi meta, in Li.ing the command of the Armies to
Lao. an illl4 rtou) Hero, whilst A must inspire them with tke
t eattst ci.i.fiderce, jus..ifies the choke it bat Marie.
(Signed) " CASTANOI.
" Boic, June 23, 1813 e

P4RL rdimmtrdAr neezz.bmse.

HOUSE 07 LORDS, JULY IS.

In the Scotch Appeal, " Turner v. Turner, and others," In
that of " Walker v. the Lord Advocate," in that of " lhornson
v. Beale;" and in the Irish Cause, " Thinking /P. the Attorney-
General," the judgments of the inferior Courts were severally
affirmed.
The Royal Assent, by Commission, was given to the Eccle-
siastical Courts, the Appropriation, Lord Nelson's Estate, Lord
WeUington's Estate, the Silk Bounties, the StoresEtuberzlement,
the Irish Fees, the Chancery Clerks, and a few private Bills.
The Commissioners were the LORD CSANCILLOR, the Duke
of MONTROSE, and Lord REOLSDALE•
Mr. ADAM was heard at the Bar, as Counsel for Petitioners
against the Irish Spirits Distillation Bill, when Counsel having
withdrawn, it was suggested by the LORD CNANCLLLOR, and
agreed to by the House, that if the Petitioners had any thing to
urge against the progress of the bill, their objections ought to
come in the shape of proof before the Committee.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE regretted that so much vacell-
latiun should prevail, as he had Aserved of late, in the admini-
stration of the Excise Laws, an unsteadiness which naturally and
necessarily tended to deter men from embarking in the distil.
lyrics laue property, so liable as it must be to he injured or de-
stroyed by such a system. But the mod.: was not only injurious
to the large Distillers, but must inevitably tend to impair the
Revenue it s :If .
Af'er a few observations from the Earl of CI.ANCARTY, the
Bill was read the second time, and ordered to be reported on
NVetillesday next.
Alderman Costae and others, from Commons, brought
up thelllJA Auctions, and a few private fills, which were read
the first tune.
Mr. Kis; cs rox, from the East India Company, presented Pa-
pers, agreeably to their Lordships' order:
The Peninsula Accounts, and the Irish Spirits Duty Collection
Bills, were read the second time, and ordered to be committed
to-morrow. _ _

Upon the Order fur the second reading of the Ship Owners
Relief Bill—
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that before it could
pass into a law, some of the clauses must undago a material
alteration in the Committee.
The Bill oas Oleo read the second time, and ordered to be
commi.ted to-morrow.

Lordships then Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was summoned to th• House of Peers, and on
their return, the SPEAKER infornied them, that he hal heard
the Royal Assent given, by Commis ion, to the Consolidated
Fund, Lord Wellington's Estate, Salt Duty, Land Tax Reclean,-
don, Roman Catholic Relief Bills, and several private Bills.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON rose to apologise for the delay which
had taken place in the production of criminal rounds moved for
by the Hon. and Learned 'Gentleman opposite (Sir S. Romilly),
and assured him, that it had not arisen from any want of per.
sonal reapect.
Sir S. ROMILLY was satisfied that there was no di,rerlsezt

to hilt in the dtliy, hut rcgrrtte•d that the Order of the House
errs not more readily complied with by those whose duty it was

to attend tote.
'The Corn Navigation kill, and Palmn's Remuneration Bill,
were read a second time, and ordered to he c.annutted to-

Morrow.

The Trinity Doc rive Bi!1 was read 3 second time and com-
mitted. The Report to he received to-marrow.
Mr. W. SAIII H bro.iLt.t up the R./tort of tie Irish Loan
Charges Bill, which was agreed to, and t.c Lill ordered to be
rt.td a flora time to morrow.

Mr. W. JNII'I H gave notice, that he would move to .morrow
for Copies of certain Colonial Laws.
The Lunatic Asylum ltugulation Bill vitas read a second . .

ordered to be committrd on Wednesday rent.
'1 he Nice's Auctifli Prevention 13.11 was read a third time.
it JA!IC; Sii.sar then brinigiat up some clans,., which were
agreed to, and add d by way of Itiacr; afar the 1%111
Mr. ABERCIWNIBIE prreented Periticm; from the County
of Fi.e, some other part:, Lf Scotland, againat tLe Core. Low
kesclutioris.

At:cr a kw words fro❑ Sir H. PA.IIt!LL L., Mr. Roan, awl. Mr.

AzEAexGSSE.e, IL a Po.icir,n* Wtae OrtiCred

sWANN brougia up tht Report t.; tt.e Codirtd•tee ap-
pointrd c.r.sider the Lords' A rarta,irr.,.,ts to do!, Hatton tiLc-
t.c.n did, ...hid, was agreed to, and the Bd.: ordtred to be stnt
hack to the Lords.

Sir H. PARNELL g:ve-no:ic4, that he would, early in the
next Seisiou move for the appointment of a Seb-ct Committee
trquire into the nature and extent of the Uranue So,..iate:. in
Ireland.
1 be Lords' Amendments to that ir;sh Insolvent Debtors' Bill
were taken into consideration and agreed to, and the Bill order-
ed
back to the Lords.
A Message from the Lords sleaified their Lordships' assent to
the Irish Spirit Duty, and som:•,her B.IIs.
lord CASTLEREAGH give twice, that he woplti te-mor-
tvt‘v move for the erection of Nlonumentv to the Memories of
Colonels Cadogan and Myers, who, though not bolding the
rank of Generals, had acted ac such at the late glinicyJs battle,
a,td had distinguished thentselve:: by their hero* conduct on that ,
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