Star.
London, England, 1809-10-27 00:00:00

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Dispatches were yesterday received from Lord Wzr.!
LtNcrrox, We understand that they state the health
(I the army to he rather improved ; and that such of
our troops as fell into the hands:of the enemy at TAla,
vera continued to be treated with the utmost attention
by the French.—Sir ROBERT WILSON had received a
letter from Lieutenant• Colonel QUART)) of the 45th
Regiment, dated Valladolid, September 17, inform-
ing him that most of the British Officers left at Tala-
vera had recovered of their wounds, ap4 that General
KELLERMAN had recei ved.such as were passing through
Valladolid with the greatest kindness and attention.
private letters from Seville of the Bth inst. state,
that the Marquis DE LA ROMANA was about to be no-
minated President of the Central Junta, preparatory
to an important change in the Government of Spain.
We fear, however, that it is now too late to expect
any thing like efficient measures in a country which
has shewn itself so morally incapable of vigorous ex-
ertion. The same letters mention, that Gerona had
been effectually relieved, and that the enemy had
raised till siege of that fortress.
Letters from Gijon state, that fifty French soldiers
had at midnight surprised a Spanish post near Si.
Andero, consisting of 1200 men, who precipitate!y
fled ; and that the principal Magistrates of the place
had been carried off by the enemy ! !

THE EVENING STAR.

Yesterday morning his
MAJESTY, the Dike of Crx•
BERLAND, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, ACCOM•
partied by Earls HARCOURT and WiNclinsEa, Lords
ARDEN and ST. HELEN'S, Lady ELY, Count MUN•
STER, Generals FITZROY and CARTWRIGIII, CLilonels
SNEID, TAYLOR, &c. &c. took their usual rides in
Windsor Park. After returning, the Duke of Col.
BERLAND, Earl WINCIIELSEA, General CA It I WIiIGHT,
and Colonel SNEYD, went into Bachelors' Acre, to see
It now appears that the Peace between France and I
the Batchelors' bull baited, and subscribed a hand-
Austria had not been signed on the 3d as reported some sum of money to the Bachelors.
some days ago. It is now certain, however, that This morning Mr. DANIELS, one of his NiAJ ESIY6
that event has taken place.—The Journal du Corn- . Messengers, arrived at the Secretary of State's Othce,
meree, of Friday last, contains an account of the iin Downing-street, with dispatches irom Spain.
Lord PA LM Ewa() x has been appointed Secretary at
Treaty having been signed on the 14th at nine o'clock 1• War in the room of Lord G. L. GowEn. This ap•
in the morning; and on the margin of the same paper . pointme it, we understand, will be announced in the
appears the following paragraph, printed in a small Gazette of tormorrow.
character.--7 i Mr. SvoENnpt, who was formerly Secretary to the
LEY, and who was lately appointed
et Ce 20 Octobre, 9 heures du gratin, le canon se fait entendres Marquis WELLS
et tout annonce que ce'est la confirmation de la nouvelle de 14% a Commissioner of the Customs, has been sent to
Paix, sign& le K.". Spain on a confidential mission to the Marquis.
This 2001 of October, at nine o'clock in the ' It is rumoured in the political circles, that Mr 3
morning, we hpar the firing of the cannon, and every CANNING has at length determined tp publish a de•
tailed statement of the circumstances connected with
thing annonacep that it is 4 confirmation of the news the late duel. This narrative, it is said, will be given
of kece, sirte4l on the 14th." • to the public with Mr. CANNING'S signature,

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