Star.
London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

• - CORUNNA PAPERS

Coruna Papers to the sth of June inclusive have
arrived. The following are extracts :
" CORUNNA, MAY so.
" The French are retiring from Villa Manan and
Benevente, and all the other garrisons of Castile ; and
even, it is said, from Madrid; and falling back upon
Valladolid."

" CORU4NA, JUNE 5.
Our armies are rapidly advancing, and the
French are retiring towards Burgos, ►here it is ex-
pected they probably will make a stand, in the event
of which we confidently expect a repetition of the
glorious day of Arepiles.
44 AU accounts agree in stating, that the whole of
the Allied force is in the highest state of discipline,
and burning with enthusiastic ardor to encounter the
enemy. May their efforts be successful ! But how
can any doubt be entertained on this head, when it
is recollected they are conducted by a Wellington ?"
" SANTIAGO, JUNE 1.

*8 They Write from Alicant, that the Allies are
disposed to advance, and that Suchet is already pre-
paring for a hasty retreat from Valencia.
" 4 The French again returned to Toledo, and pro-
ceeded as far as Albirehe in pursuit of El Medico,
who has joined Temprano and Cuest.t.
44 The army, which is proceeding by La Mancha
consists of 15,000 infantry, and 1.500 horse."

By the private letters received this morning from
Heligoland, we learn that the Danes and French had
made an attempt to carry Lubec, in which they were
defeated by the S xedes and Russians. By the same
conveyance Hamburgh letters have also been re-
ceived, from which it appears that the communica-
tion is as yet open, and, it is added, that the French
were likely soon to depart from that city.

His MAJcsry remains in the same state of trap•
quillity as notified in the Bulletin of Monday se'n
night.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, accom-
panied by Sir T. TYRWHITT, paid a visit to his Royal
Mother and Sisters at Windsor, on Saturday, and on
his return his ROYAL HIGHNESS called on the Duke
of CLARENCE at Bushey, who is something better.
Her MAJEi'Y and the Princesses heard Divine
Service, yesterday, in private, in the Castle ; and in
the afternoon the Royal Party took tea in Frogmore
Gardens.

Yesterday the Rev. Mr. I3INGnAm delivered a dis.
course before the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and the Nobi.

hty, at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, from Psalms
lxxiii. v. 25.—" Whom have I in Heaven hot thee?

and there is none upon eat th that I desire beside thee."
Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of
WALES attended Divine Service, yesterday, at. the
Chapel Royal, St. James's.
The Princess CHARLOTTE took an airing on Satur-
day in her carriage, for about two hours.
The Princess of WAVLES Was at the Opera on Sa-
turday night. The house was most splendid. The
revived Ballet of The Deserter was given with great
effect.

'1 be Duchess of Yontt attended Divine Service
yesterday, at the Military Chapel, Whitehall..
The Duke of YORK vi,ited the PRINCE REGENT
yesterday.
Tun atca.—Kensingtan Gardens and Hyde-
Pork were yesterday brilliantly and fashi,niably at-
tended. The latter, lrbwever, by a strange perver-
sion of taste, had to boast of the most numerous class
of visitants.—Among the most conspicuous in the
throng we observed—
he Dukes of Kent, Sussex. and Cambridge ; Earls Liverpool,
Grey, Galloway, and Lauderdale; the Marquis of Lansduven,
Count Munster, Lures Ca.tlereagn, Kirkwall, NewaiK,
stone, Desart, and harrynnire ; the Spanish Ambassador, the
Russian Ambassador, Colonel IVl.Mahoo, &c. &c. 'I he Duchesses
of York and the Marchionesses of Devonshire and Lans-
downe; Ladies Castlereagh and Jersey, and a lung list of belles
of the first rate daub.

-- -.-
Monday last the electi,,n of a Mayor for the year
ensuing came on at Not wick.. At the close of the Poll
the numbers were—for Mr. LEMON 797, Mr. DAVEY
801, Mr. Ham/ ey 749. The two first were rouse-
.cpiently returned to the Court of Aldermen, who, on
Thursday last, elected Mr. B. LEMON.
His Excellency the Duke DE MONTELLANO, the
Spanish Ambassador, arrived at Portsmouth, on Fri-
day, front London, and made a visit to the Dock-
yard. Saturday morning his Excellency went on
hoard the Spanish frigate Sabina, at Spithead, under
the fornis due to his exalted station, and pArtook of
a cold collation with the Spanish Commodore. The
Sabina is about to return to Cadiz, having had a
thorough repair at I'ortsmcuth Dock-yard.
Dr. NCTLY, who was wounded in the left arm on
Tuesday morning last, in a duel with Mr. M‘BitertE-
rox, was obliged to undergo amputation, and is now
in a fair way of recovery.
The House of Assembly, J,maica, met on the 27th
of April, for the transaction of business.
The House of Assembly of. Anti4ua was, in April,
abruptly dissolved by the Captain General, in conse-
quenLe of a disagreement between the members rela-
tive to voting the supplies.
Specie is very scarce in the West India Islands, and
many advertisers in the colonial papers, who ale com-
pelled to make remittances to this country, offer for
it a premium of from 8 to 10 per cent.
A lamentable circumstance took place at Ardsheal
Pen, near Morant Bay, Jamaica, on the 12th April :
Mr. Phillips, the proprietor of that place, had a few
neighbours with him, among whom was Mr. Joseph
Irving, with whom Mr. Phillips had some dispute,
during which the •' lie direct" was given, and at
length they came to blows. Mr. Irving ran out of
the house, and Mr. Phillips followed him ; but before
the rest of the party could reach them, he had run
Irving through the body with a sword. An inquest
was held on the body, when the Jury returned a ver-
dict of Wilful Murder against Joseph Phillips, for
whose apprehension the Coroner bas offered a reward
of elfloo. kbillirs is a Jew.