Star.
London, England, 1810-02-03 00:00:00

ICE rose and moved the Standing Order
-.ion of strangers. The gallery was im-
!awl.
been infOrtned, that after the House had
Committee, Sir DAVID DUNDAS was
He had not answered many questions
;tared to the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- ,
at the commander in Chief, being a'
llor, ought not, perhaps, on account of
nswer questions that might divulge facts
irn. We understand that an interesting
lace npon this objection, which would go I
jurisdiction of the House in the exercise I
,itorial functions. And the Committee
!port progress:
took place also on another point. The
of the EXCHEQUER had, in the course of
ivea notice, that he would, on. Monday,
pointment of a Special Committee, to
select the documents pi'or to be laid
louse with regard to the policy of undet-
cpedition. • It was said that, by the uni-
of the House, this motion must come
,tuber with whom the Inquiry had origi-
)oint of order was referred to the Speaker,
ted that the right to move and to nomi-
=hers of the Committee, lay with the
who had commenced the proceeding.—
!ESTER will therefore have to move for this
the first instance.]
•
E EVENING STAR.

torit3oN.

TURDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
STOCKS 1' DAY AT ONE O'ClAkttl
Cent Cons. far stoney 674—ace.
Omniurn 14 picas.—Excheq. Bills cis. to 9s. ise.

ms to the 25th oh. arrived List night, frmis
pears that the French force, which lately
rragon, has entered the province of Va..
idvanced to. within a feW leagues of the
Ist name. Spanish prisoners continue to

Ince in Considtrable nun-fliers.
g to these Papeis the present IcING of
to resign his crown in fas Our of Prince

xated HOFFEti is reported in the time
ve escaped to Vienna.

received Spanish papers to the 3d, and Pot,
le 14th tilt. froth which we present the tol-
um. If we are to credit the Spanish ac-
armies of the Peninsula are every *here
and burning with impatience to meet the
they threaten to annihilate !

LISBON, JANUARY 12.
g to intelligence received from Coimbra
tstanti their Excellencies Marshal General
ingtoii And Marshal Beresford arrived in
11,1 retinVeti, on the sth, the Portuguese

, are in cantonments in the environs of that
They Were highly pleased with the discipline
troops, Who went through their different Ma-
; to the satisfaction of their illustrious Cortl-
and all the English OMeers present.

:counts which we receive froth Our armies

most satisfactory nature i they are on the
ible footing, both in point of strength an&
and deserve by their manoeuvres and evo-
ie praise of the worthy Chiefs to whom his
iglu has heert pleased to entrust theme
perfect hainiony prevails id on* armies, and
is ready to sarriftce his life for tile preset-,
his country, hit religion, and his Prince,
ninions all good Portuguese have sworn to

:acs by all the intelligetice receiied from
the French forcegin that Country have not
.-einforad in any considerable degree, to
um the movements *hick they have hitherto
'he Spanish army either maintain their po-
1g considerably reinforced, t) move forward
le enemy. In shock, evety thing announces
Fortunate result.

ay ateptirt was custent, on the strength of
Castilles Blanco, that General Catiafa
and defeated Victot's army in La Mancha,
ins of which fled in the utmost cottfttsion, in
ion.of Madrid,

BADAJOSI JAM $

Ang to intelligentefeceived from Gentlemen
respectability, the French forte in Talavera•
ina consist of about 8000 men, horse and
:y who occupy Toledo, are inchesantly ma.
ig and working at the fortifications ; the
ips in Madrid do the same. All this sheWs

do not expect any considerable reinforce-
rat merely endeavour to maintain themselves
ire3ent positions, without being able to make
progress in their conquests.

CADIZi DEC. 31.

.11(ywng patriotic trait of the intrepid Mina,
mccessively harassed the enemy in the north,
:loaourable mention :—Among a number of
Duel? made by his party, vas the Lady of
C.:',eiteral, who offered.him a tansotriof 6000

" Send me 6000 stand of aritis (answered

ind you shall have the Lady."
~ode movements are discovered among the
'mops in Castile, and the army of the DAC
iue is :aid to be again advancing.
BADAJOZ, DECEMBER so.
,rding to the last accounts received from the
'f the centre, it was in the best order and disk
and occupied the same positions as we before
It consisted of 38,000 men all armed.—