Star.
London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

We hftve also reeesited #pme accotivii from Cata-
• • •
WiliCh we subjoin :
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,
1.
His Excellency Don Emeictult QlDONxiim, has
Pt transmitted to the provisiOnal Congress a Dis-
P
tch which he has recei*l, by eirprem4 from the
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gAiquis , %,AMPOVERIs, to the fallowing /Apple g
" From the Fkld of flat d near Sabine*,
, September 26, tato.

goST tICELLEST ,compliance -with Y.
t_es orders,. and notwithstanding ihe enemy had
tece;yed previous Intelligence' that 'a division was-pro-
ceeding to attack them
,in Puigcerda, I was enabled,
by the rapidity ditty matches, to overtake them, this
morning, it seven, Witliin a 'league and is half of .the
'slid town ; and at present (11 o'clock), not 40,1?ing
11 delay the communication of such satisfactory ititel..
ligence, I can only infdini Y. E. froth the field of bite
Ile itsself, that the enemy, although I bed .iiarried
rough the gteatest part of the plain Of la,Cerd4ine
without perceiving them,llayebd4n comple-toybeaten,
every one of their positions' by the troops 'of ihe
division under my command in stich a manner that.
~.e valour and discipline of the latter leaving nothing
, mew wish for,, I have been gratified by the sight
the disorderly:V4 flight over the,
wins, of that very.a.eiripsy,rh?!. dtenure*,,of weer}
thousand,
thousand, briggedt ybnihe:precec4ng day, .d*l4l*.Y.
,
would wait for me the sitroogposition of pairesdai
iretected by their artillery—bat t*..latter
mined in our hands, as well as. a considerable ;umber
prisoners who are not all yet comeiu, exclusive of -a
11 greater number killed and wounded. In short, t
11 send your Excellency a detailed account of the
.01e, as soon as time and circumstances permit, I
rid I receive the corresponding reports ; being ena.
el, in the mean time, to assure your Excellency that
whole division has behaved as well as you could
' . The men are loaded with booty ; and quanti.
of arms, ammunition, and cattle of all kinds,
ye already been, and will farther be, secured. To-
orrow and the day after, I will allow the troops to.

It, which are tired by such incessant marches ; and
the following day I will proceed to the position

i!..ich I have mentioned to your Excellency, there to
fait fer your orders. May God, Src. (S igaed)
" The Marquis de CAMPOVERM,
Isis Excellency Dun Earlque O'Donnel."
That the public may not be deprived of such
basing and interesting news the Provincial Congress
ks no time to communicate the same to them for
lir satisfaction, by means of this Gezette."

The Britanbia hired cutter has arrived at Plymouth
nn Cadiz. Bheis ender quarantine, but her letters
are been fumigated and forwarded to Town, and'
i probably be delivered out before our next. The
counts brOught by this vessel are to the 15th inst.
which time nothing of importance had occurred.

We have received the Moniteur, and Journal du 1
tummy, of the 20th inst. The former contains the
tech delivered by BERNADOTTE on his presentation
Ithe Swedish Diet. It is of a less assuming charac.
it than we should have expected. The Crown Prince
611 of professions of gratitude and filial obedience;
rid has something handsome in the way of compli.
tat to say to each of the Orders composing the Diet.
tith the exception of one trait of adulation to NAPS-
-141, it keeps entirely clear of any allusions to exter.
ii Powers or politics.

The Paris letters, which are of two days later date,
anion that NAPOLEON would proceed to the coast
antt the end of this month. They also state that a
Pier currency to a considerable extent was expected
the issued, to supply the great scarcity of specie, oc-
tioncd by the heavy-remittances to various parts of
Runny, to liquidate the dutiet on colonial produce.

This morning some begs of letters and papers were
hived fiom Anholt, but they bring no intelligence
iany great importance from the continent. The
tly novelty they present is a requisition from
;ApottoN upon Bremen, and some other Northern
arts, calling fer a supply of. Seamen to man the
wench Nary.

The Honourable Captain FORIFS who was sent
ome under arrest by the Governor of Sierra Leone,
as been directed to
,join his regiment, it not appew
1g that there bad been any ground for so strong a

Several Officers came home in the N. larttnoitoued
itket which left Lishou on the 14tIfinstant. Some
these gentlemen are upon leave of absence for two
anths—a circumstance which does not seem to in-_

itate a sudden decision of The campaign. They all,
gree in the fact, that the French are in great want.-
is the practice, it seems, throughout the Penirw
among all those householders who can afford,
to lay up, soon after the, harvest, as much un-
Tound corn in their houses as will serve their fi-
ts
through the winter; and much of this is whit
call Indian corn. The French, aware of the

nvident custom of the people. ads;anced into the
mntry at the close of the harvest. Lord Wia..
NGioN used all possible means to have these
r2cks of corn destroyed by the inhabitants, previous
their retreat with his army to the southward,
ad the tar greater portion of it was actually de-
,47ed ; but it will be easily conceived that consider.
quantities would still remain concealed in the
'.uses of. the large towns and villages. To this must
!added, the peculiar skill of the trench Commis.
niat, which has, no doubt, been exerted to the
trivlst in this crisis. The little spot which the enemy
Ltc"PY, is also fruitful in the valhes, and all the little,
'al it contained has been seized by the French.
rhysicians hive one adv:•.ntage over all other pro.
1610a3; tlidepillctital ill success can never be appeal.
ta; three whom they cure are monuments of
'll dill, those who die have nothing to sag agaitut