Star.
London, England, 1811-02-06 00:00:00

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AYAMONTE, DICENCIIIM S.

Generals Soult and Mortier marched the beginning
of this month from Seville with all their troops, 1205
Aggons loaded with provisions and effects, and a
st der able train of artillery, in the direction cf
Ftstremadura.
L The French €lolMbie column frfint 'Cordaba, has
advanced to &nig& and united with that of General
Gerard. Part of their infantry which was hi Gna.
daloaruil, Was 'attacked on the Ist instant by ,two a
Geneial liallesteros's eOtps ; the field of battle was
skrewed with French'cit'bodies, Without other loss
rour'side than two killed and ten wounded.
• -vntrydiA TIFL ALACANTARA, JAN. 1.
' On the 24th ult the 4th regiment of cavalry 7,?.
ved here, and is ping to march for Ulme. Acc. rC.
t i g to the declaration of a spy, of whom I spoke .3
i
spy for Mer letters, Massena is in Torres Vedras, nc.,r
Thotnai ; he is deserted by the Civil functionari, <,
whom he himself elected, in consequence of his tyr ..:..
dieal conduct. .
' It appears that a reinforcement fbr the enemy 1..1
arrived at Celerico, and that another division whkii
took the' direction of Castel Branco has arrived at
-"'diSa• .•

CADIZeJANTIARY it.
• . .
On the 4th instant anchored in this port, the Goleta
Empecinido, D. J. 51e2aYai, commander, from the
Hasannah,• in $4 days: she brings the correspou.
dence 250;000' for the King, and VOlllB for
' private ; on the 6thlthe Iris, Lap: &yr
from Vera Cruz, with fotw,reisresentatives for 6e
Cortes, and 135,000 dollars and pn, the same day
the frigate Neptune, from Vera Cruz, Campechy, any
Carmen, with SUO quintals of copper for the Kink,
and other effects. On the 7th the Dispatch arrive 4
from Vera Cruz with goods and 84,000 dollars.
- PRIVATE LETTERS.—LISBON, JAN. 19.
Just returning from the army, I have to acquaint
you by way of news, that we find that the French
have again been reinforced by ten regiments, .ar•
rived at Pinhel. General Beresford was able to see
them form the junction with Gaidarine's corps. The
French army, as nearly as we can tell, is 60,000
strong, and before next month it may be twice that
number.
Monier is about to lay siege to Badajos.' assisted by
Souk, and defended by Brigadier-General Madden.
and Generals Mendizabel and .Ballasteros. We can
anticipate the result, as it is scarcely possible to pre-
vent its falling. The enemy have 10,000 and we
about 9;000."
Colonel Wilibri.has tette down south of Espinal,
to which he fell back in oilier to annoy the French.
Colonel Traiit and Silveira are about to unite their
troops, comprising about 7000 each. Our army is
in good health and spirits, but suspicions are enter-
tained that we shall 'soon return to TorresVedras and
Villa Franca, for several reasons, and among others,
for fear of being too much pressed on the North by
Drouet, who has taken Coimbra, as you Lear, and 4
large quantity of stores.
P. S. We are all this instant ordered to join tha
army. We may expect some iniportant movement is
a short time. We are very confident in case of a battle,
which, however, we do not expect until the end of next
month, or perhaps later, but this is only conjecture.

FRENC!! PAPERS.

pARD;, JANUARY 26.

His Majesty has learned that his Chamber of Cent-
merce has received inform4tion that the English Go-
vernment had aequestrated in the ports of Great Bri-
tain, the French vessels, those formerly called of the
Hans Towns, and those of Dantzic,. e
having imperial
,licences, and being furnished at •tra same time with
English licences.
His Majest-, has ordered, that from this very mo-
ment, and until further emirs, an embargo shall take
plastaall vessels in the ports of the Ocean destined
for and, although furniihed with our licences.
SEPALIN. JANUARY 4.
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It was university reported in Hungary that Rus-
sia was on the point 11taking possession of Servia.—
We learn, however, by le.ters from Belgrade, that
nothing has been determined with respect to it.

VIENNA, JANUARY Is.
Our course of exchange is nearly the same to-day
.that it was yesterday, which does not often happen.
It was yesterday at 910 ; it is 912 to-day. Our com-
mercial houses maintain their credit. The house of
Nathanmayer is the only one that has failed.
It is supposed that the French General Lattriston.
who lately traversed the Illyriateprovinces near the
Turkish frontiers, is gone on a mission from his Go-
vernment to the Russian head-quarters in Bulgaria.
The regociations with Russia, 'nd the conferences
between Count Stakleberg and our Ministers are the
subject of general conversation, but we know nothing
of what they relate to. It appears that our Govern-
ment is desirous of the speedy termination of the war
with -Turkv; and that it has taken some steps in
conqszence. •
JseANUARY 13.—Letters from Constantinople men-
tion, that the head-quarters of the Gr.tr.d Vizier, at
Schumla, have been newly fortified. under the direc-
tibn of foreign engineers. His right wing extends to
the coast of the Black Sea ; his advanced guard is at
Boghirle.
Considerable entrenchments are forming to prevent
the' Russians from advancing beyond Rasgrai,
where their advanced guard is. The greater p.3t
of their army is in cantonments. between Rudshuck,
Nicopolis, and &Esti ia. They have cue corps at
Feloya, and a second at Talistepi.

CQPENHAGEN, JANUARY S.
It is reported that mine English emissaries,. who
came by the English packet-boats, which regulaCy
arrive in the bay of Fottenburch, have introduced
themselves into Norway, with the intemien of ob.
strocting the levy of seamen now gulag an there by
ord:r of our Court.