Star.
London, England, 1813-05-04 00:00:00

FORJAZ, DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, APRIL, 1813.

" The enemy have continued to move troops from
the Trjo in the direction of the Douro, and a division
of the Army of the South relieved in Salamanca, a
division of the Army of Portugal, which has been
there for some time, and which now has marched in
the direction of the Douro. Another division of the
Army of the South is in Avila. _

" According to the last *counts, King JOSEPH'S
bead-quarters remained in Valladolid ; those of the
Army of Portugal in Palencia; those of the Army
of the Cientre in Cuellar, and those of the South in
Madrid."

" CACERES, APRII. 4.
cg General Castanhas and his troops set out this
morning for Ciudad Rodrigo."
" ALTCANT, APRIL 6.

" It appears that the Allied Army is going to act
upon the offensive, for which reason all communica-
tion with Valencia has been prohibited."

The PRINCE REGENT gave a grand dinner yesterday
to her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES. Among the
company invited to meet them, were the Duke of
YORK, the Dowager Marchioness of BATH, Lord
ARRAN, Lord ST. HELENS, Lord ARDEN, the Earl
of YARMOUTH, the Dowager Countess of CARDIGAN,
Mrs. HowE, Count MUNSTER, &c. In the evening
there was a dre is party, consisting of the LORD CHAN-
' CELI.Oit, Miss Scurr, the Earl and Countess of LI-
VERPOOL, Viscount and VicountessCASTLEREAGH• and
a number of persons of distinction.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of CUM-
BERLAND and suite arrived at Yarmouth, and imme-
diately embarked on board the NYMPHEN sloop of war,
under a Royal saltite from the ships in the Roads.
At twelve o'clock the NYMPHEN got under way, and
stood for the North Seas. The HOLLY cutter sailed
at the same time, with Mr. ADDINGTON on board, for
Heligoland.
Previous to the departure of Colonel de BACH and
the Cossack, 'who left London for Harwich early on
Saturday morning, they were introduced to the
PRINCE REGENT, who conversed for some time with
tlib Officer, and presented the Cossack with a black
velvet sword belt, brilliantly. Atudded with silver ; a
handibme silver cartouche-box, with his Royal High-
ness's cypher and crest, and a handsome sabre.
The Monmouthshire Address was yesterday pre-
, seined to the Princess of WALES by S. HOMPUAY,
Esq. the High Sheriff; to which her Royal High-
ness returned the following answer :
" Accept my best acknowledgments for the kind intere.t in
my situation which your address evinces. The domestic afflic-
tion, which I have recently suffered, has fallen with peculiar
severlty upon me at the present moment. But I never can for-
get the generous sympathy which I have met with from all
quarters.

A requisition to the LORD MAYOR is in progress I
of being signed, to convene a Common Hall, that a
congratulatory Address may be presented to the
PRINCE REGENT, on the occasion of the discovery of
the innocence of his August Consort.
BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week: the
quartern loaf, eighteen-pence-halfpenny.
The revenues and demesnes of the Principality of
Ponte Corvo, in Italy, which were granted to BER•
N ADOTTE by BONAPARTE, have been given to the se-
cond son of MuRAT, King of Naples, in consequence
of the defection of the former from the Continental
system.