Star.
London, England, 1811-04-17 00:00:00

. ay fittiertneskin
, a eleven.
If Manchester, caster. M r'• 0, it ekment, at the Mosey Arms
tan, Manchester.—Abrahaiil Joseph Sarquti.-ef Burgessroet,
don, mercltavt, April 23,5 t ss.m..st l;ssildhe.
CER fIFIC ATRA, MAY 7.
Gstaree Cole Bainbridge and Williasn'eariwrlest, of Lisierpo6l,
mr~chama and dr.erra.
litgrion, of OM-street, Mid Inez, bedstead-maker.
John liowelier said Wm. Wood, of Exeter, brandy merchants.
Richard Marris, of Grit% Grimaiy..grocer.
'Archi'...(l,l B. Crook. of Colne. I anca.hlre, caßco-manufacmrer.
Thomas Kowlandum, Joseph Bates • Samuel Rowlaudson, kd'.
Isaac, and Wm. Er:en, or Chea,ssi:le, merchants.

'l.ll EV PINING ST.-111.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.
PRICF. OT s POCKS THIS DAY KI ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Cont. money. € 411 i—for areount il.
Reduce." 64 ex. div.-4 per Cent. 84-5 per C. Navy 971 t.
Excbcca. Bills is. to et. pr.—Bonds. 295. Wt. prem.

" WIND 4R CASTLE, APRIL 17.
'" His MAJESTY is advancing favourably to his
recovery. (Signed) w. IiEBERDEN. al. umuitt."

No confirmation of the reported defeat-and captnte
of Marshal Ngs: has been received. The arrival of a
vessel (the Blagden) from Viana, as we stated yes-
terday, without any confirmation, though she left that
(port on the 4th inst._ is. considered by some as naval':
dating entirely the kat 'getup... ut Viana, it kkort
• ell' . . B • 1 •ta .
Ibe observed, is considerably north of Oporto, and not
nccesstrily in communication with that city. The
[Captain's report, therefore, it not to be considered, on.,
1 the one hand, as affording any additional testimony
ape amount of MAS'4;NAIS losses, nor, on the other,,
. as in any degree invalidating the testimony of the
vessel which.has arrived at GuernseY.

• A letter from a General Officer, dated the 2.7 th ult:1
from the advanced guard at Celorien, stater, that
the French cavalry were so jaded and exhausted, that
they could scarcely make a trot of
Letters from another General state the number of
prisoners, in addition to the lass of the French by kil-
led and wounded, at 5000 men.
We have also a letter from Coimbra dated the 18th
March, and written wider the most ardent feelings
of joy at the escape from the enemy. Ott the 10th
the French began to appear, on the 11th they ad.',
vanced in some force, on the 12th a very large de-
tachment ranged itself op* left bank of the Mon-
dege. On the 13th Colonel TRANT entered the place,
and gave the affikting orders for the evacuation of
the city, he himself with the Militia.c'oessizencing the
march towards the Vonga. At eight o'clock in the
morning of the same day aTrench flag of mice ar;
rived, requiring-that the bridge shnald be re-establish,.
ed, with a promise that host ilitieikvould notbe allowed
if the troops 'of Marshal Messetia wereadititted to
pass without interruptiop. The answer given was,,,
that the General who commanded was.:tt 'sortie .dis-1
tance at a post of bbservation, and that. no decision
could be given within twenty-fonr hours.- A short
time only elapsed when the people were transported
with the sight of the • entire force of the enemy
moving off in the direction of Miranda del Corvo.
Thus was this beautiful city saved from French de-
predation. Immediately afterwards the utmost dili,
gence was employed to supply necessaries to the
Allied Forces, and the *Communication was opened
with the southern provinces.
• Letters were received yesterday from Tarragona, to
the 19th of March. The French had not shewn them-
selves
in that part of the country since the end of Ja-1
,nuary, when they raised a contribution in the neigh-
bouring towns, without attempting any thing against
Tarragona, and soddenly departed without notice at
the end of four days.
We have received Aragon Gazettes to the begin-
ning of March. They contain very little.information
of importance, though they shew that the harrassing
war of Guerillas is still carried on.with vigour in that
extensive principality. One of the latest GAzettes
.ontztins an account of. the surprise and capture of a
party of-50 French, who had been levying contribu-
tions in the•districts of Saragossa and Daroca. On toe
I tdr of February Colonel Ramox ClayaN, withthe
regiment ofcarincua, drove in the 'French ontibsti
at Teteul, and pro4uce4 *great Aonfusion: and. alarm
• •
among the,enerny. The eclebrated partizan, Fbocte r-
- MINA, is appOinted General Ornemandanvof Navarre*

Letters from Boulogne, of the :11th,
.11th, receiiefl 'Yew
terday, contain no news. sAirepert waslii.csroniatiost
that NA troLEoNliad issued ofders that MaVAlghil, and
even the'Whole or the French troops,:shouldibkndoo.
the Peninsula. It was eilijectured, an "accbuntorthis_
order, that. he was threatened with: a war by Russia,
and' which report is alluded•to in the following ex=
tract or a.letter : •
_ _

ANMOLT, APItiL s.—Our letters from Peters burgh are ttf7
reetnt dates, being of the ltd ult. and they continue sham of
them in very positive terms to maintain the probability df a war
with ?race. Fourteen regiments (sarsome of them) have been
lately recruited and tined out, and artillery provided for them.
CAVLINC.OURT askedin the:tame of his Court the reason of thew
preparations, and be was shonit answered, that the EIIPCtOII
(,intended in the Summer ii renew the war in Turkey.** Most of
' theie then were sent, however, into Russian Poiiid; kid we
knoir pretty ceraiuly, that the Turkish business is bf this time
settled, or on doe eve of it." sm Still," it Is adde.l,'" do not alt
100 confidently on this opinion Of mile, as 1 was ipealitig to a
person about' Court, aid be told me not to belleveit." The rc.
port; however, is general, and 'orders have bees sent fir icon-1
teript iii In the glisters *helices; ander the pretence at vitiewing
..,
the Turkish war.—lo Kmaiplierg; pine Orions -Ma- been sr
rested an soopidon, and a hat 4 of new Postaileti (Frenchmen)
tililetn pent toiwevesti erode 'this sanner. The King is on
a icaliaits aad the tare * . Mlitialie htelt # the ilehleki .1 a
. 0,?. ?.. 1 ::.
Minarck: . -