Star.
London, England, 1813-01-07 00:00:00

PROM TIIE SAME :I.APICIt Or DECP.MBER 26.

- hilt appears from the Cociubo, that there are 'nifty
conjectures respecting the towing of the Maiituis of
Wellington to Cadiz.
" They write flora Alicant, under date of Deeeth.l
ber Si that from sto 6000 English froi Sicily, ?rad
disembarked there. The number of French through-
out the Whole province of Valencia does not exceed
thirteen thousand infantry, and froth 16 to 1800
horse.

kt Suchet has ordered the citadel of Valencia to be
mined, and continues to dismantle the fortifications
removing the maurials to SagUnta, where he is re-
pairing all the timber with which the batteries are
constructed. On the 2d of December, General Bal.
lasteros arrived at Ceuta.

" COk'UNNA, bEciman

h Nothing can be said with certainty either of the
army of the enemy, or the allied army ; they both
preserve their position ; the formek., however, is' nly
employed in making excursions to procure provisions.
Though a report has been current that they are taking
the direction of Asturias, it is not certain.

•1 The Vrench are obliged to employ a great num-
betr of troops on their foraging parties, and to send
considerable reinforcements wherever they wish to
maintain a point, without which they would infallibly
be cut off."

“ SANTIAGO, DECEMBER 15.

ik It was not true that the French had approached'
Leon and Astorga. from both these places the last
mail brought lettert of a very recent date. This re-
port originated in the threat of the enemy to proceed
to Leon, and thence to Asturias, a design which,
according to confidential advices, they have desisted
from; and fell back upon Torn; Which spews that
they felt considerable anxiety With respect to the
movement of Lord Wellington, as it was not cer-
tain Whether he would not advance upon Salamanca
as was asserted. The greater part of our troops of
the 6th army have alicaclP arrived at Puebla de Sa-
nabria and its neighbourhoOtl, and stragglers are con-
tinuant joining, so that it appears that the loss was
not so great as it was thought, and as the violent
rain and heavy daikness of these days made us sup-
pose. The 4th army is advancing upon the Tagus,
threatening_ to fall by Cuenca upon Valencia.
.44 Lord Wellington had his head-quarters, on the
SOth', hi Frinada, and General Hill in Robleda."
-' MADRID, NOVEMBER 24.
Thb intrusive King still remains at Salamanca,
but he appears to be in in motion.
ei At Fuentes de Ono, three leagues from this ca-
pital, it is said that the enemy are making vinegar
I for the use of the army of the intrusive King."

The Maxqbis of WELLINGTON'S dispatches are dated
at Frenada, on the 20th ult. but they detail no mili-
tary movements whatever.

Monday tnorning, the QUEEN, and Princesses ar-
EMIETH and MARY, attended by the Ladies in Wait-
ing, left Windsor for Oatlands, escorted by a party of
the Royal Horse Guards, and returned 'to Windsor
in the eVening.
Yesterday her MAJESTY and Princeises AUGUSTA
and MARY, arrived at the Queen's Palace, about half.
past one o'clock. Soon after two o'clock they ar-
rived in the PRINCE REGENT'S carriage at Carlton-
House, where they were received by the PRINCE, and
the Dukes of CLARENCE and CUMBERLAND. About
three o'clock they went to visit the Duchess of
BRUNSWICK, and in the evening they dined with the
rauics Rama and a select pony.