Star.
London, England, 1810-10-30 00:00:00

OLD-WALL
Sarrawana.—The leader of a small hind. whim
was collected at Yangas. formed by compelling the
peasants to join him, a corps •of 900 font and igij
horse. General Rogue, commanding at Soria, rnardk,
ed against him with 1000 infantry and 3o cavalry.
is s
On the 6th of September, he discovered them
position before the vain., and immediately charged
them. Their line was thrown into confusion, of
cavalry sei: ad the opportunity, they were all ova"
whelmed and cut to pieces. Upwards of S.Y) mak
and 55 officers were killed, SOO were wounded, and
several hundreds surrendered.

PORTUGAL.
The English, after having suffered Ciudad Roddy
and Almeida to be taken, took a position on the fare
heights of Guarda, and gave out that they Wended
to wait for the French army there. We mantled
against them, and they deemed a retreat the ■ost
prudent. On the l.rth, the head-quarters of the Prism
of Essling were at Viseu. The English army had
then fallen back four marches, and was at Coimbra,
DECREE.

a We, CHARLES, by the Grace of Gon, inasmuch
as his Majesty the Emperor and King has invited us
to introduce into our States the new Tarif of Duties
which were decreed in France on the sth of Hugnst
last, respecting Colonial produce, we the more wil.
lingly adopt this measure, as we are convinced that
the application of this Tarif to all the States of the
Rhenish Confederation, will prove the most effectual
means of promoting the consumption of those Conti.
nental articles which shall displace Colonial produce,
and at the same time diminish the consumption of that
produce, by means of which the Continent is rendered
tributary to England. Accordingly we have, with
the consent and advice of our Council of Finances,
decreed, and do decree as follows :

" 1. Mae the Decree given by Me Emperor at Trims, Ods
of Mont, 11114loastalnimy the Tad( of Import Duties vs:t
feriae Mode teposdree and goods shall, from the nth ef
of tom' prelent yew, be of force through the whole eirde clew
sum he di kinds of Colonial produce there used end esnonst,
" t Thi tell respects only the trade of sod nano
no alterative whatever in the Decrees of Berlin and wbbe
remain in force, nor with the decisions of the Emperor, MOM.
ing to which it is unalterably axed, that the agar, mem, and
cotton accumulated in the warehouses of England dal never ha
admitted into France.

" S. Our Minister of Finances is conwelesbood with the ese•
cution of the present Decree, which shall be inserted in the Cede
of Laws, together with the manner and method in and by which
the new tartf shall be collected in oar States.
(Signed at AschalFenburg. Sept. 211. laid)
" Caws Las, Grand
(From the Frankfort Journal).

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

6' An Oascavi R" Is correct in hie conjecture as to the roost
of his communication not having appeared In the Star.

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At length we have received something like the
French official detail of the battle of Bunco. Last
night Moniteurs to the 24th inst. arrived, from which
we have given various interesting extracts respecting
the operations of the French in Spain and Portugal,
and the capture of the Isle of Bourbon. The most im-
portant of these documents is Dawn's eommunica-
tion relative to the battle of the 27th tilt. which may
be considered as an abstract of the particulars fur-
nished by MASSENA. This action, in which the French
were repulsed at the point of the bayonet, and lost
one of their Generals, is slurred over as a mere affair
of posts, in which they boast to have defeated the
allied army with the loss of 7QO prisoners and two
pieces of artillery. But this very document furnishes
strong internal evidence that the communication be-
tween MASSENA96 army and Spain was in a great de-
gree cut off : for Daotler states, that the officer en•
trusted with the account of the operations subsequent
to the 27th was " proceeding with the escort that ac-
companied the prisoners!" In other words, this
person, who was proceeding with an ape's,
was tra-
yelling at the rate of about two or three miles as bour•
The fact of Dwyer's breaking up from Valladolid
is also another corroborating circumstance that the
French possess little more of Portugal than the ground
they stand on.

This day we received letters and journals frow dr
North of Europe to the 18th instant. The following
are extracts:

HELSINOBURGH, OCTOBER 11.
The Crown Prince is expected here the day At
tomorrow ; preparations have been making here far
some days for the accommodation of himself mg
suite; among the latter Are said to be two otellge
French Generals.

ST. PETERSBUROH, OCTOBER I.
It is confidently asserted that instructions have bell
sent out to Kaminsky to renew the proposals raaa.
some time ago to the Grand Seignior, and that full
powers leave been given to concede the point on which
the last negociation broke off, should it be necessary
Some battalions which were under orders fpr the ar-
my in Turkey have received counter orders, aad
now proceed to Courland and the Polish proriaclL
A rumour has reached us from Berlin, that Mar'
shat Berthier is to be created King of Poland.

GOTTENBURGH, OCTOBER 17.
Travellers assure us that Gustavus Adolphus
(Count Gottorp) has arrived at St. Petersburgho
where he has been well received. Before he left Riga,
be is said to have addressed a strong letter to the
King and Diet on the subject of the late Election.

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in';lßl:dpargai:tv"ylinbvali7- '7l:°l4."7:;tra.
ing
gave out that they intended
the
ill ha
arecacr: deemedELeaarmy
Grace:it ha
nu er e . We
1R
a r c 1 I s d
inasmuch
eror and King has invited us
ates the new Tarif of Duties
France on the sth of Hugest
1 produce, we the more wit.
re, as we are convinced that
Tarif to all the States of the
will prove the most effectual
consumption of those Conti.
dl displace Colonial produce,
,inish the consumption of that
rich the Continent is rendered
Accordingly we have, with
of our Council of Fulmer,
as follows :
n by the Emperor at Trines, ft
be Tarlf of import Dudes =1;
°ode shall, from the 9thof
us through the whole circle close
I produce tbere mods:A emend.
ly the trade of Oermanxis.
e 4 smug
Decrees of %die mud ebbe
e decisions of the Emperor, rem 4.
r axed, that the sugar, afro, mg
arebouses of England dal ameba
non is comnsissisoed with the is,.
which shall be inserted in the Cede
anner and method in and by obi%
d in our States.
£burg, U 111.66.11116)
" Cow& an, Grand Dole."
;rankfort Journal).
,NINE STAR.
INIX)N.
t in his conjecture as to the MIN&
t having appeared In the STA L.
I OCTOBER 30.
Us DAY AT ONE 0121.0 CL
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Cent. 11,214.
1--Bonds ss. to Ito prem.
pre.—Onanium 5j dm
bCKS YESTERDAY.
Lacs Asa. 17 le-letbst ‘
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India Bonds 935. lOU. rex
Each. Ms es. lit pm
Cosa. Age. OR i
received something like the
the battle of Baum Last
Irth inst. arrived, from which
nteresting extracts respecting
reach in Spain and Portugal,
de of Bourbon. The most ins.
ants is Dawn's communica.
e of the 27th ult. which may
;tract of the particulars W-
A: action, in which the French
tint of the bayonet, and lost
slurred over as a mere affair
boast to have defeated the
NS of 7QO prisoners and two
this very document furnishes
that the communication be-
and Spain was in a great de-
rr states, that the officer en-
t of the operations subsequent
riling with the escort that ac-
Ts! " In other words, this
ding with an ape's, was DI.,
tit two or three miles an hour.
breaking up from Valladolid
.sting circumstance that the
e of Portugal than the ground
letters and journals frow the
18th instant. The following
OH, OCTOBER le.
expected here the day altar
s have been making hare fur
)mrnodation of himself sad
r Are said to be two or thrall
rRGH, OCTOBER I.
ed that instructions have been
o renew the proposals mash
i!rtcoree
concede
Ss7dehiogneuthlioderipo:
baienntdnonecthatewssaryhfionch.
were under orders fpr the str-
ived counter orders, and will
id and the Polish prorinorg-
d us from Berlin, that Mu"
rated King of ?Oland.
OH, OCTOBER 17.
that Gustavus Adolphus
arrived at St. Petersburgho
eceived. Before he left Riga,
"'id a strong letter to the
:blest of the late Election.