Star.
London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

Made died out of the 2000 who went to Madrid with
General Drouet.
" They write from Lugo, that the Marquis of Wel
lington was already there with his army, and tha: he
would immediately open the campaign, which must
produce events of great importance to the common
cause. Anew regulation has been made in our armies,
agreed on between the Government and the Duke of
Ciudad Rodrigo."

" ALICANT, FEBRUARY 3.

" The enemy have begun to concentrate their
forces and withdraw their artillery, but still making
'incursions with small parties on the intermediate
points between the two lines, and ravaging a country
which they must abandon as soon as operations com-
mence."

" MEN, FEBRUARY 10.

et In Almodova are the hussars and regiment of
Calatrava, with 300 Catalonians, and in Carolina the
lother troops which compose the van-guard, which is
Irish, and the regiment of Catalonians under the
command of Brigadier Falqucz."

" ALMADEU DE L'AZOQUE, JAN. VI.
" The French continue in the same positions,
making great exactions of all kinds of provisions,
which they sell to raise money."

" MURCIA, JANUARY 243.

" It is generally supposed the French will evacuate
Valencia, but nothing is known with certainty. Our
cavalry which had proceeded to Lorea to rest itself,
is but in ill condition, as there are no provisions for
either men or horses."

" CADIZ, FEBRUARY 10.
" It is reported that the French abandoned Madrid
on the 3d inst. committting a thousand excesses.
" We are assured, that a Proclamation from the
intrusive King, in which he takes leave of his beloved
subjects of Madrid, on account of the necessity he is
in of proceeding to assist his august Brother, has
arrived in this place. It exhorts them, during his
absence, to preserve order, peace, tranquility, and
love for his person.

" By the high road of Cabrillas have passed to-
wards Valencia about 10,000 men, with 11, pieces of
artillery, and 7000 sheep. They had previously
made, in the Quintanar, an exaction of 300,000 reals
and 2000 bushels of wheat, and the same in propor-
Lion from the other places in the neighbourhood."

" CADIZ, FEBRUARY 16.

" Our campaign is expected to open early next
.nonth, and surely the prospect was never brighter.
Our army of reserve will shortly be respectable, and
we must ultimately succeed.
" A change of Regency is said to be determined
on : various are the opinions rt.specting the persons
likely to form the new one ; the majority, however,
think the election will fall upon the Cardinal of
Bourbon, Garue, Herrero, and Theron : the two
latter are deputies in the Cortes ; the first for Ame-
rica, the other for Old Spain.
" By the Spanish frigate Vinzanza, from Havan-
nah, we have received 1,0.19,997 dollars, and some
effects.

" CADIZ, FEBRUARY 17.

C 4 lhe Americans, and Greeks from the Black
Sea, arrive in great numbers : provisions promise to
be down to nothing; and as the American Govern-
ment have not been able to prevent their ships sailing
with provisions for the Peninsula, brother Jonathan
continues to carry large supplies of wheat, flour, and
rice. Flour is now without a price, and every store
in Cadiz piled up to the top. It. is now three p. m.
And six Americans in sight."

" CAROLINA, FEBRUARY 7.

46 According to a person from Madrid, which place'
he left on the 28th ultimo, the equipages were pro-
ceeding by the road of Alcala, and no one doubted
the speedy retreat of the French. He adds, that
from Burgos to Madrid there was not an enemy's
garrison.

gc An express has arrived with the information, that
on the sth the isltrusibire King slept at Villa Robledo,
and that with his escorts of 5000 infantry and about
2000 horse, marched towards Valencia; that in the
whole of La Mancha there scarcely remained 5000
French, including the garrison of Toledo ; and they
had, for the last time, exacted in all the province a
contribution of 13,000,000 of reals."

" JAEN, JANUARY 29.

ig The troops remain in the same points. We are
assured that General Friere's cavalry ware, on the
44th inst. in Cuadex, and that Wittingham's division
was to march to Grenada, and from thence to . . .

" JANUARY 30.—The day before yesterday set out,
from this place, for Martos, all the artillery belonging
to the army ; and that from Consuegra proceeds to
Grenada. Every day provisions and money become
more scarce. The army has not yet received half

" BUGA, JAN. 18.

66 We are assured that General Sarsfield has pass-
ed the Ebro, and that Gen. Mina was in Barbastro."

" ELCHE, JAN. 26.

" We expect General Murray from England, to
take the command of the allied troops, which already
amount to more than 30,000 men. The enemy's
army does not exceed 14,000."

A letter from Anholt, via Leith, has been received,
which affords str.mg to-ounds to hope that the Rus-
sians arc in possession of Berlin and Warsaw. The
same letter adds, that a general rising was expected
in the North of Germany. '1 he report that Denmark
h id joined the Swedes and Russians against France,
is repeated in the same letter.

NAPA INTELLIGENCE.

We have the satisfactior. to announce the
safety of the BONNE CITOYENNE sloop of war.
pears, from accounts brought by the Mail recei
from the Brazils this morning, that the Born:
TOYENNE arrived at Bahia, from the River Plar
the 26th November, and was left there, all well,
the Packet sailed. Policies of insurance were of
and filled at Lloyd's, on Saturday, on this ship and
cargo, at Sixty Guineas !
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 27.

Arrived the Ann Packet, from Cadiz, in 9 days;
the FoxflouND, ALB►CORE, and REINDEER, from Ply.
mouth ; the LYRA, SCYLLA, and BUSTARD, from the
Eastward ; and the PROMETHEUS, from a cruize..
Put back his Majesty's ship PELICAN, with a Mail on
board for Jamaica. Wind W.S.W.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.
Arrived his Majes:y's ships BRAMBLI and TRAZEItt
from a cruize.

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