Star.
London, England, 1813-03-24 00:00:00

(rkom TOIL coltyNNA DlAzir, OF TIIE 91H MARCH.)

" The French have evacuated ad the NlJiitaria, with the ex-
ception of bantona. They remain in Whoa, which point they
are considerably fortifying. lu Vittoria there are united al,our
16,000 men, for what purpose weare ignorant. General hien-
cizabel is in Azpeylia ; and although ho marched to attack Bil-
boa, judged it right to retire.
" MARCH I.We have /fist luarntd that Madrid was evacu-
ated by the French on the lids February,' who, according to all
a, I.earances, are falling back to the left of the Ebro; and some
are of opinion that Joseph's Court will be provisionally established
at Vittoria.

" General eaffarelli, with his di►ision, has marched for Frince.
" Geceral Cambron, with the Gene d'Armn and the Wye-
rial Guarth, which were inMos, is iiktwise marching in the
same direction as C./Hamill. General Pslornbine has reklaced
General Cambron at Biiboa.

" NOTE or THE EDITult.-By a private letter received poste-
rior to :hat from Santander, from V:Baton, we knew that the in-
trusive King had actually :et out from Madrid, and that on the
.2d instant Le was in Valladolid, intending to proceed forward."
" OVIEDO, FEBRUARY O.

" They write from Santander, that on the 11th instant Senor

-Longa bad an action near Poza, in which the French lost near
800 men, viz. 400 killed or wounded, and 400 krisoners. Among
the lat- r t 6 Officers, besides artillery, baggage, and money."

" MARCH 2.-A letter was received here on the Ist instant
from a per Non deserving of credit, stating, that Mina had Waal
Tafego, and SO6 men, who gariisoned It, and although General
Abbe came from Pamplona to succour it, he did not succeed,
but was beaten and put to flight."
" CIUDAD Rouaisio.-1 he depots of provisions at Zamora
and Toro, and those which were between the 'formes and the
Douro, are removing to Valladolid and Burgos. In Madrid a great
scarcity of provisions is experienced."

nit with' the most sincere regret that we have to
announce the death of her Royal Highness the Du-
chess of BRUNSWICK, who expired last night at a
quart.r-past nine o'clock. Her Royal Highness liad
been subject to an asthmatic complaint for some years,
which was increased by the epidemic disorder now
, pres'aEnt, with which, she was attacked about two
days ago, but no alarm was excited till the morning
of yesterday. About five o'clock her Royal High-
ness seemed better, but a spasm came upon her chest
about eight, and her Roy4l Highness died at nine
o'clock, without pain. Her Royal Highness was the
only surviving sister of his present MAaiiirrv, and
mother of the Princess of WALES; of course there
will be a Court Mourning for s tew weeks.
The Princess CHARLOTTE is perfectly restored to
health. Her Royal Highness takes the exercise of
lriding in the grounds at the back of Carlton-House,
and in her carriage in Hyde Park.

A requisition is now signing, to request the LORD
MAYOR to call a Common Hall, to consider of ad-
dressing her Royal Highness the Princess of Wm.=
on the atrocious attempts made on her life and honour.
We yesterday stated that Government had it in
contemplation to assist the inhabitants of the North of
Europe in their struggle for national independence
in an efficient manner, and we now understand that
25,000 Prussians are about to be taken into British pay.

CORN•MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH s 4.
We had for this day's market a few fresh arrivals of Oats,
which caused that article to sell very slowly at rather worse prices.
Fine Wheat, being in demand, sold readily at an advance of Is.
per quarter. Rye Is. and Grey Peas es. per quarter lower. Fine
Harley and Malt supported their prices, but inferior almost un-
saleable. In Beans, White Peas, and other grain, no alteration.
Wheat 725. 104 s. 114 s. I Potatoe ditto, 525. 511 s.

Row ditto, to 198 s.
Yortign do. 841. 1,1511.
Rye 70s. 775.
Barley 50s. 645.
Vine do. 795.

Rape Seed £5O, £5ll per last.
Linseed, 531. Ks. per qr.
Ditto, fo, Seed, 90e. Inos.
Coriander do. per cwt. Ste. 411‘
Caraway, ditto, nu*. 84s.

Malt, V6e. 1091.
Ditto fine Ware, 1101.

Canary do. 90s. 10os. per qr.
White Mustard Seed, 141. 9ts.

White Peas (boilers) 90. XIOL
Grey, ditto, 8:s. 841.
Beans 72s • 80s.

per bushel.
Brown do. 20..285.
Clover Seed, white, per cwt

Tick ditto 64$ 745.
Oats (feed) 235. 30s. fine 40$.
Poland iltto, 40e. 465.
rim kiwr 105 s le 110 s.

90..1401.
Ditto, red, 80s. 126 g.
"Farts, per bushel, 141. 201.
D/Ids lOos. to 1051. per sick.

4trREAt JOSEPH AND THE
FRENCH TROOPS FROM SPAIN.
CAPTURE OF TAFALLA, BY THE SPA-
NIARDS;
STALOFFICI. TWO O'CLOCK.
Government have received Dispatches from Co.
runna, dated on the lath instant. They confign
the important intelligence of the Spaniards under
MINA, the enterprising Guerilla Chieftain, having
taken Tafalla, vtith 450 Prisoners, after an Obstinate
resistance on the part of the French.
Tafalla is situated 18 miles south of Pamplona, and
tits occupation by the Spaniard; is likely to be the
:mean+ of intercepting the retreat of the French to
France.

According to the same -accounts, JOSEPII had ar-
rived at Valladolid, with a view to establish himself
at Vittoria.

envy/mw was believed, at Corunna, to be in
!full retreat for France, at the Lead of the ♦eteran
French troops in the Peninsula.

NAVAL INIELLIGENCI.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 21.
Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet in eight days from Cfra 1
runna, with a mail PM back the Nesochester packet, with a
mail Tor Halifax. The ships in the Roads, notwithstandl: glt
Blows very strung, we rifling perfectly safe. A large American
chip, with a valuable cargo on board for Bordeaux. has been
taken and carrie4 into Cartudna.—Wind S.W. Kraus gales 4141
dirty weather.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 22.
Arrived the HaLtede sloop of war, from a crvisei having
brought in with her a valuable American prize. Another Ame-
rican prize has also arrived to-day, taken by one of our cruisers
and several mote are now corning into the harbour. Also arrived
the Young Dixon coaster, from she Coast of Guie.ea, which she
left the 3d of Decetoloer : about two months since spot. the
Curses elciiip of war, oat Ilse weeks from Cork, with seien.
sail under convoy fur the eirazils. Sailed Pie PHLARANT, of IR
guns, on a crutze; Bit•itacx, 10 guns, for Corut.na; Ottawas&
and SexcuLa•roa, will a large !Pet for Portsmouth and tiro
Downs ; and the Cha:haat Duck • yard .ritispot t, for Portsmouth.
The PERSRI3, of 18 guns, went front Harmitze to tbe -ound.•-•
The Pilots here report, that a ship of vt at, e. hich they comititt
to be the Bonne Citoreoce, patio,: up Char:to-a yesterday.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH
Arrived his Majesty's 'kip A LOP. 10 froni teuernsey. Balled
his Majesty's ships CIIIIIRTIAN SeVRNTII tor the Dawns; Fox,
iuccass, art.! Divasnx,for Plyniouth ; and the Near,. SfAR
on a cru;ze. iii, Ntajeiey's ship ABTA ii appointed convoy for
the WeA-Inctlis, 'and the Wtstor Set N a for c:nernaey and Jersey.
...4attlN.W. moderate weather.
0. DEAL, MARCH 2d.
Sailed. the whole of ,she conward-bo,d, under convoy of his
Majesty's ship R•PiDall4 w.
EURO!, Po: tfezouth The Cot.
Sawn shop or war accompanied them. Arrival the Coital le 11
i a vs uTu arum Port tanoutb.—Wind S. E. •
YARMOUTH, MARCH
Sailed yesterday P. M. the Usti:Hatt, Carrtain iterrmaig, fee,
110401a:1d, and this
,morning eke Acres sloop of war, with
`etch resouris fur the Nay. and Ytno Gaostia on a guise.
Arrived from Hull, tee WATCHIUL ; IROCMANTIRLILRIL
f om ditto, with convoy for the Downs.—Remaly the Sokbay
and Daphne frigates, and Leveret sloop of war.
CHATHAM, MALCH 21.
The Siti.TAn Is taken iota dock, and as soon as she can be png
out, the JUI'ITIIR (Russian ship) will be taken In r she is quits
re:oy for that purpose, being unmasted, and her lailta.t taken out.
'1 use Sr. ALBANS and the Sung are ordert,l to imams up,
and will be taken into dock for that porpoise. soon metier service
of the Port will admit.

The Gazette of last night contains the Official ac-
count of the gallant action f.ught by the AMILLIA off
the coast or Attica. No pers,,a, zlier perusing Cap-
tain Inn's statement, can wiihholl his praise from
the' brave men who so boldly sustained the honour of
the British flag ,Jo the occasron.

The cartel was at New York the 12th Fe.
bruarv, and seas expected to touch at another port ie
Arnelies, before she proceeded to Eugland.
The Biil for the exclusion of Foreign Seamen from
all vessels belonging to the United States, has passed
the House of Representatives.
By letters received from the French coast this
morning, it is known that the Austrian Ambassadot
has arrived at Paris, ou his journey to this country,
and is hourly expected at Dover.
RUSSIA.—The following Russian Tariff, which has
been sent to the Emperor ALEXANDZIt for his signa-
ture, and approved of by the Senate, may be deemed
as official. It is a document of much importance to
our commercial Readers
SUPPLEMENT TO THE TARIFF OP latl AND HIM

Paper, from 5 ILouWet to 2.5 per Ream.
Mushus, worked or embroidered, di to Handkeeckleis alit
Shawls, and an sorts of Cotton Gouda, widte add *Wowed, 2
Roubks per Arsheen.
Chintz and P:inted Handkerchiefs, 11-per ditto.
Velyerets and Fustian*, I Rout:doper diuo.
Vendle, 50 Roubles per Paid.
Wines are permitted to be imported according to the Tariff of
11111 and 1812, likewise in bottles, erc.epting Champagne and
Brandies—Dory, 100 roubles per auker.
Rum and Arrack, 1110 roubles.
Spirits and Balsam Waters, 3 roubles per bottle.
Mineral Waters, duty free.
Mustard, 20 roubles per pood.
Figs, 10 roubles per cwt.
Mathematical and surgical Instruments, &e. duty free.
Pianofortes, Organs, and Harpsickurds, 100 Roubles en&
Capers, 5 Roubles.
White Lead, 4 ditto.
Minium 4 ditto.
Lineu and Linen Handkerchiefs, 1 Rouble per Arabian.
Fine Napkins, 5 Roubles.
Fine Ribbons, 10 ditto per Piece.
-Olives 10 Roubles per Pood.
Eartanware, 1 Rouble a large Piece.
Ditto, mallet, as Plates 1 ea-cups, Str.. 10 Copeck*.
India Rueber, so Roubles per Food.
Refined Sugars, 25 ditto ditto.
Sugar Candy, 25 ditto ditto.
Liquorice, 5 ditto ditto.
Soy, 2 Roubles per Bottle.
Cheese, 6 ditto per Pood.
Vinegar, 15 ditto per Hhd.
Apples, Pear*, Plums, and Nati, S Rambles par Barrel of d
Ankers.
Chesnut', S Roubles per Pood.
Stockings (Silk), iit Arsheens lung, and larger, 40 Roubks pet
Dozen Pair.
Stockings (shorter), SO Roubles per Dozen.
Cluldretts Stockings, 20 ditto ditto.
Cotton. and Worsted Stockings (long), 1$ Re
Roubles—Children, 6 Roubles per Dozen.
Silk Goods, 2J Roubles per Piece.
Ribbons (Silk) 40 ditto ditto.
Cloth (Woollen) 5 4 Arsheen wide, 5 Roubles per Ambito.
Cassimert s and Ladies' Cloths, S Roubks per ditto.
Ordinary English Cloth, &c. i ditto ditto.
Serge" and Baize, 57 Copecks ditto.
Essaidnas, Druggets, Callmancoes, Flannels, Sm. 19 Copeck*
per Arsheen.
Suaw linty 5 &tibia each.

r, le