Star.
London, England, 1813-07-05 00:00:00

SPANISH.

ItilruPer-General Pablan Murr Ho, severely wounded.
'1 he other vuni-,lt °Dicers Intones not am-,•rta•ncd.
(Manes.) Av tat Lit, Dep. Adj. Cc%
Return of Ori!nanc?, Carriages, and Ammunition, captured from
the et.cmy in the action of the' Ist of June, £xl 3.
Vittoria, June 23, 1813.
Brass Ordnance on travelling cart-until

Q 8 twelve-pounder guns, 4. rlgh;-pounder guns, 43 f pounder
gun 4,3 eight-inch howitzer 3, 20 six-inch howitzers, 3 four aiia
2 five inch howitzers, 2 six inch mortars-- Foul 131.
Caissons-5G tat lve-vounder guns, 76 eight-pounder guns, 88
four-pounder guns. 7 eight-inch howitzers, 51 six-Inch brown-
zenl, 5 four ands five-inch howitzers, 149 small arm alma.—

Totnl 4 1 $.
Rouods of Announition---1,936 twelve-pounder guns 5,4!4
eight pounder guns, 3,431 f•ur-pounder rum, 97 eight-theta
boo it zers, NI in •ix-inch bow tz 4,24 9.
1,973,4( 0 musket ball carailge.,•4o,66Blbs. of gunpowder. Se
forage waggons, 44 forge waggowl.
K. D. HENAGAti, Cotomisstry Royal Artillery.
A. Din Lao tc, Commanding Arun. try.
[The details of the returns of the regimental loss will be pub-
lobed bereafter.l
lrunzen, June 24, )813.
Me LORD—The departure of Captain Fremantle
having been delayed till thii day, by the necessity
of mitking up the returns, I have to report to your
Lordships, that we have continued to pursue the
enemy, whose rear reached Punplona this day. We
have done them as much injury as has been in our
power, considering the state of the weather and of
the roads—and this day the advanced guard, con-
sisting of Major-General Victor Baron Alten's bri-
gade, and the Ist and '3d battalions of the 95th regi-
ment, and Major Ross's troop of horse artillery, took
from them the remaining gun they had—they have
entered Paniplona, therefor:, with one howitzer only.
General Clausel, who had under his command that
part of the army a.the north, and one division of the
army of Portugal, which was not in the action of the
2lst, approached Vittoria on the 2'!d, when he heard
of the action of the preceding day, and finding there
the 6th division, which had just arrived under the
Command of Major-General the Hon. E. Pakenham.
he retired upon La Guardia, and has since mar
upon 'l'udela de Ebro.
It is provable that the enemy will cone
retreat into France.
I have detached General Giron with t'
army in pursuit of 'the convoy whicl•
Vittoria on the morning of the 20th,
he will overtake before it reaches Bay.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) W LLLINOTOt..
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Jul Y 3.

Copy of a Lever trom the Right Hon. Lord Keith, Admiral of
the Red, wadi Com:minder in t bits( oi the ChAtlnd Fret, ad-
dres..o.l 10 J. W. Croker, &-q. dated on board the Queen Chu-

lour, off Whant, July 1, lu-13.

Sra—l have just received by the Sparrow a dis-
patch from Captain Sir Gearge R. Collier, of which
the enclosed is a c.ipy, reporting the eviscuaticin of
Caws by tbf enemy cen the 224 uk. on which occa-

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vim by the ProMptitnek amt zeal of Captain Taylor
of that sloop, the French commanding officer was
prevented from desd-oying his artillery aid powder.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) Kenn, Adtrtiral.
His Majesty's ship Sorottlaute, at.inehor
Castro, June 23,1813
MY Lenb—l have the satisfaction stquaint Our
lordship, that the supplies of the. ganison of Castro
de Urdeales, having been cut .off by his Majesty's
cruisers on this coast, and the total want of meat ob-
liged the Commanding Officer to eitaeuitetke Cas-
tle on the 22d inst. and retire to Sautotia.
The eparrow heaving in sight at the same moment
bbliged the Commandant to do this so, precipitately,
as to preient his destroying his artillery and powder,
of doing any mischiet to the Castle itself.
Captain Taylor very properly immediately garri.
3nned the Castle, and this day we have had a party
bf the army under General Mendizabel. lam sot ry
to say five-siXths of this town is in ruins, and tiiiu the
dreadful barbarities committed by the French-Italian
troops, as detailed by the few surviving old women,
are too shocking to be made the subject of a public
letter; nor was the carnage Confined to the evening
of the storm alone. The inhabitants who fled are now
returning, but misery and poverty are at an acme.—
Fourteen of the savage authors of these excesses were
taken in Bilboa, since the evacuation, and were de-
servedly put to death. I have now the pleasure of
vying, that the whole line of coast from Guetaria to
Santona is evacuated by the enemy.

I have the honour to be, &e.
(Signed) GEo. R. COLLIER.
A return of Ordnance found•in the Castle of Castro s
Your 24-Founder battering guns, two 18-pounder earronades,
two 12-pounder long gun., one I 2-pounder brass Ping gun, two
brass 84,neh howitzer., with their carriages, &c. complete. A
large proportion of powder and shot, and a quantity of bad
bread, not It to eat. ceo. a. COLLIER.