Star.
London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

• CORMA MAIL!

A Corunna Mail arrived this morning, but with
the exception of ample details respecting the prepa-
rations of the French for leaving Spain, it has brought
no intelligence of interest. The following are a few
extracts :

" CORUNNA, APRIL 2.
" The accounts of the evacuation of Leon have
proved correct; it took place on the morning of the
27th ult."

" SANTIAGO, APRI!. 2.
" When the French evacuated Leon, they carried
with them all the grain•they could, and that which
they were not able to take was sold, and the inhabi-
tants obliged to give the highest price for it."

" VIGO, APRIL 4.
gi The Portuguese merchant-ship Flora, Captain
Custodia, from Rio de Janeiro for Oporto, has put
into our harbour ; the Captain has deposed the fol-
lowing before the Consul :
4g That various merchants of that City had received
letters from Monte Video, with the intelligence that
the Portuguese troops, under the command of Gene.
ral D. Diego Souza, had again returned against the
insurgents of Buenos Ares, in consequence of new
orders received from the Prince Regent, and after
having destroyed several parties of them, obliged
them to capitulate with the said Portuguese troops.
In this capitulation they were obliged to acknowledge
Ferdinand VII. and unite with the Montevidians.

04 This intelligence was communieated eight days
previous to the sailing of the vessel, which took place
on the 28th December, and is confirmed by Senor
D. Bernardine Correa Mels, Lieutenant-Colonel of
Cacadores, a passenger in the said ship, and both
have signed this declaration."

41 V iLLADOLTD, MARCH 19.

a It is said that the Army of Portugal is now re-
duced to five divisions, as the others have been uni-
ted to them, and that part of them have marched to-
wards Burgos. Every thing proves, and they them.
selves confess, that they are going to retire to the
Ebro."

" CIUDAD RODRIGO, MARCH so.

eg At a moment when the enemy's troops belong-
ing to the Armies of the South, the Centre, and of
Portugal, are.in movement, we cannot with certainty
point out their true situation ; nevertheless, we can
say something which may satisfy the curiosity of our
Readers.

" The Army of Portugal has changed many of
its garrisons, withdrawing irs hospitals and some ma-
gazines from between the Tormes and the Douro.
" The garrisons of Alva, Salamanca, and Ledisma,
still exist; and in the rear of these there are others in
various places, in the direction of Toro and Medina.
In that town, in Arivallo, Olmedo, and other places
-in their vicinity, there are likewise garrisons of in-
fantry and cavalry.
From this Army some regiments have proceeded
towards the North of Spain. In Zamore, Toro,
Lecn, and Placentia, garrisons are maintained. In
Tordesillas and Puente Douro there are also garri-
sons ; and on marching from Simanias, the troops of
the 2d Division who were there set fire to the archive,
and burned a part of the building and many docu-
ments.

" General Rullis's Head-quarters continue in Val-
ladolid, although it is supposed lie will change them
on account of Joseph's arrival on the 23d.
" With the great convoy of cloathing, ammuni-
tion, money, and articles of commerce which came
from France, and entered Valladolid on the Bth,
there have arrived from 4 to 5000 men belonging to
various corps.

,‘ In its journey through Burgos, a considerable
quantity of powder was lift in that fortress, upon the
reparation and augmentation of which they labour
incessantly."

" PUEBLA DE ZENABRIA, APRIL S.

ig Our scouts state that the troops with the fnlrusivc
amount to between 20 and 30,000 men, and are in
the points of Ceullar, Avila, Segovia, and Tudela.
—On the Ist marched towards Reosus, Valderas,
and Villalpantos, the cavalry : on the preceding day
they were employed in making fosses, and barrica-
ding the streets. Orders have been given to the Al-
cades to send to Placentia the large quantity of grain
which remains here.

,6 On the 27th ult. the Intrusive received in Valla-
dolid a Courier from Napoleon, in consequence of
which his Quarter-Master, with all the baggage, set
out toward Vittoria. Families arrive here by hun-
dreds with great convoys and strong escorts, carrying
the baggage and effects appertaining to the garrison,
and proceed in small brigades towards Burgos : here
are Counsellors expected on the 31st ult. the Intrusive
with their regiments and the Royal Guard.
The same day those who were in Toro marched
to Rioseco. The cavalry from Zamora have joined
those at Ledisma, for fear, as it is said, of the troops
from Ciudad Rodrigo."

" RIO JANEIRO, DECEMBER 18.

18 The Prince Regent of Portugal has created the
title of Duke of Victoria for the illustrious Lord Wel-
lington, and for Marshal Beresford that of Marquis
Id Campo Mayor."

Mr. RUM, the Messenger, arrived in town be-
tween nine and ten o' clock yesterday morning. He
came from Cuxhaven in the NYMPHEN frigate, Cap.
min HANCOCK. which bad just landed Sir CHARLES
STEWART. ✓

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