Star.
London, England, 1813-07-21 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR

Sir GEORGE WARRENDER and a large party took
an excursion on Saturday, in the Admiralty Barges,
on the River Thames.
The arrival of the VOLONTAIRE from the Mediter-
ranean furnishes us with accounts to a late date of
the Allied Army on the eastern coast of Spain. The
VOLONTAIRE landed Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK on the
Ist instant at Alicant, whither the army had returned
after their unsuccessful movements towards Tarra.
gona ; his Lordship immediately assumed the corn.
snand. Sir JOHN MURRAY IS said to be waiting at
Alicant for an opportunity to convey him to Sicily,
,to take the c3mmand there in Lord W. BENTINCK'S
I absence. The plague at Malta had considerably
abated ; the number who fell a sacrifice to the disor.
der did not exceed two per day.
The Spanish Army of Reserve, under the cele-
brated O'DoNNEL (Count de BISBAL) is in the highest
Istate of discipline and efficiency. It amounts to
116,000 effectives ; it was originally formed at Cadiz,
and thence transfrred to Seville.
I In the greater part of our impression of yes-
terday, we gave the substance of private letters
from Lord WELLINGTON and other General Offi.,
cers, stating the booty which was captured near
Vittoria to have been immense. Besides the bag-
gage, horses, and other articles taken in the field,l
the value of the specie, plate, and jewels, is esti-
mated at six millions of dollars. Of this vast sum
only 100,000 dollars came into the military chest ;
" STOCKHOLM, JULY s. I the rest was divided by the troops upon the spot. The
44 According to letters from Stralsund of the 25th soldiers are represented as being quite encumbered
ultimo, his Royal Highness the Crown Prince en-,with the quantity of silver they have taken.
I
joyed the best state of health, and intended making addition to the intelligence communicated in
the Gazette Extraordinary, we stated, that Colonel
a journey to Reibnitz on the 26th, to Rostock on the BYNG, with a brigade of the three nations, is actually
27th, where his Royal Highness will rest till the in France, and so are many of the Guerilla parties.
28th. On the 29th he will go to Wismar, and re- The families in the South of France are flying.
main there the 30th. On the Ist July his Royal We are sorry to find that Sir THOMAS GRAHAM
Highness was to be back at Rostock, and on the 2d was wounded in the thigh in an attack upon some
barricadoed works at Tolosa, though his name is not
at Gripawald." "
GOTTENBURGH, JULY 12. inserted in the return of wounded.
64 The latest accounts from Stralsund agree in
of Vittoria is proved, by recent returns, to be 180,
stating that the Armistice is not likely to be renewed, and not 151. The Officer who brought the dis-
after its expiration, and that every preparation has patches says, that he never saw a finer sight than
been made for re-commencing hostilities. I, the disposition of these guns all ranged in order in
46 The Crown Prince left Stralsund on Tuesday a plain before Vittoria, with the ammunition, &c.
last, and it is supposed MP. Thornton, and all the taken in the battle.
Foreign Ambassadors, will follow immediately. I VACCINATION.—Great as are the benefits which
64 Great reinforcements arrive daily to join the
have resulted from this discovery in arresting the
,
ravages of that loathsoine and destructive malady
Russians. I the Small Pox, it would appear, by accounts just re,

a The Portia, with convoy (about thirty-six sail
merchantmen), arrived yesterday, and proceeded im-
mediately to the Baltic."
•" ST. PETERSEURGH, JUNE It
Yesterday, at about seven o'clock in the even.
ing, the body of Prince Kutusoff Smolensko arrived
at the place intended and appointed brhis Imperial
Majesty for its sepulchre, in the Church of Notre
Dame of Casan. The procession left the Convent of
St. Sergius at elevemo' clock in the forenoon.
The Burgher Corps of St. Petersburgh arrived
at three o'clock, at the limits of the city, near to the
river of Tarackanowka, to receive the venerable re-
mains of which the capital was to be the depot. The
Nobles and Clergy, accompanied by the Metropolitan,
and the Great Civil and Military Authorities, followed
on toot. The capital bad pot for a long time beheld

ceived from the Mediterranean, that this is but a part
of the blessings it has conferred on mankind : Dr.
LAPONT, at Salonica, has observed, that none of the
individuals who had been vaccinated have hitherto
been found susceptible of the infection of the Plarre.
The same fact has also been remarked by a Physician,
at Constantinople. Should farther observation con-
firm this important consequence of Vaccination, may
we not expect that all the civilized Powers in the
world will unite in enforcing this first of paternal du-
ties due to society ? We trust that Government will
lose no time in writing to our different Consuls, to
procure the evidence necessary for ascertaining the
degree of credit due to these statements.
Late on Monday night, or early yesterday morn-
ing, the parish church of Lewisham, in Kent, was
broken open, and although nine locks were broken,
and one picked, yet the only articles stolen were the
communion-cloths and the Clergyman's surplice,
gown, and cassock.