Star.
London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, money, 64U—for acenunt, 643 j.
Roduced, ►hut-4 per Cent. abut Navy 5 per C. 961 97
L.A. Ent% 2s. 64. pram. —Rona 2 N. prenl.
PRICE. OF STOCKS YES ['EMMY.
3 per Cent. Red. India Bonds.—
per Cent. Cons. 6t};l- Exc. Bala, 24. 44. prams
4 per Cent. shut Onanium die.
5 per Cent. Navy 96-Hi Lottery Tickets X2t. 101.
India Steck Cons. for aec. 644

The Three Friends, WATTS, has arrived at FAL
mouth from Lisbon, with fruit. She sailed on the
9th instant, and brings a confirmation of the retreat
of MASSENA in great confusion, and of Lord WEL•
twcrror; being in pursuit.

General GRAHAM has written a letter,'couched in
strong terms, to the British Minister at Cadiz, on the
conduct of the Spanish General in the late affair. In
consequence of which Mr. WKLLESLEY has sent an
energetic remonstrance to the Regency, which occa-
sioned the immediate arrest of LA PE A, as noticed
in our publication of yesterday. It is said, that the
French have only 5,000 effective men in the vicinity
of Cadiz, and it is prumed by. most of our correspon-
dents, that they are in a most perilous situation. It is
asserted in one of the letters, that General BLAKE was
to have the command of the expedition on the eve of
departure.

The Cortes of Spain have unanimously decreed the
Thanks of the Nation to General GRAHAM, and have
elected him Grandee of Spain of the first class, free
of tribute," for the " astonishing bravery and disci.
pline" manifested by his Majesty's troops.
In the late brilliant action the fire was hotter than
ever remembered by the oldest soldier; scarcely an
Officer escaping without some mark of shot. Gene-
ral GRAHAM was himself pierced in the coat in two
places, so was his Aid-de-Camp, Captain STANHOPE
cf the Guards. Livitenant-Colonel Nancorr of the
95th Regiment, General Drric:., Colonels WIIEATLY
and TOWNSHEND of the Guards had their horses shot
under them ; Lieutenant COLQUITT of the
Guards likewise was shot through the sleeve of his
coat by a musket ball, and .► cannon shot literally
touched his saddle while he was in the act of dismoun-
ting to pass a ravine. Manyothershad similar escapes.

Two Anholt mails arrived this morning. From
Constantinople we learn that active preparations are
making for a fresh campaign: the Turkish Govern-
ment proceeds with great vigour in keeping down the
mutinous spirit of the Janiaaries which had been re-
cently displayed in a variety of instances. The Rus-
sians have taken formal possession of Belgrade, and
CzEnumr Gratoz has intimated to the Servians that
they are in future to consider themselves as the sub-
jects of Russia.
The accounts from St. Petersburgh, brought by
the above Mails, describe the finances of Russia as
being in such a flourishing condition that several of
the most burdensome imposts have been removed by
Imperial edicts.

Great numbers of Danish Naval Officers, who are
represented as men of great bravery and skill, continue
to pass through Hamburgh for Antwerp. They
march at tile head of detachments of Danish name'

Last night we received Moniteurs and minor Paris
journals to the 17th inst. Their contents are unim-
portant. There is BO sews ia them from the Penin-
sula.

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UN I VERsrrr INIVAIOI.rNCE.

The Duke of Gtovts•ren has carried his election
as Chancellor. At the close of the Poll his Highncs,
is.td antajocity of on. !mired and four:ten over the
Duke of R.UTLAXD.

The following. Enters contain tt.e proceedings of
yeiterday up to a late hour in the evening

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 26.
Tuesday Afteraoon, Half-put Two.

This morning, at ten o'clock, the Senate House
was opened for the commencement of the Election
for a'Chatwellor of the University. The Vice-Chan".
cellor having taken his place at the upper end of the
room, attended by two Proctors and two Scrutineers,
who received the votes as they were tendered, and
deposited them in a box of two compar:ments, the
one for the Doke of Gioectirtia, anJ the otlia for
the Duke of RUTLAND. at half-past ten precisely the
Poll commenced, and continued until half past two
o'clock. with great equality, the majority varying
frOm'Candidate to Candidate alternately.
The numbers of the Poll at the hour of my writing
(half-past two) are as follow :

For the Duke of Gloucester 24S
Duke ut Rutiatul 11.76
Majority in favour ut the Duke of :iloucester ---9
Hitif past 7 o'clodir,

STATE 01 THE POLL.
Duke a GLodcgarta Pat
Duke of RUTLA MD 327

It is expected• the Poll will be kept open to a very
late lu,ur. The Duke of Gt.oucastca's majority has
been increasing.
Although the university has been extremely full,
the whole day the greatest order.and decorum has been
observed amongst the Students.

Kill /mitt 8 o'clock.

Duke of GLOOCLITIR 419
Duke of IturtaND 341 •
They talk of closing the Poll very soon The Duke
of GLOUCLSTE:: will in Al probability be elected.