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London, England, 1811-06-01 00:00:00

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the state of the Church thtre with the principle of the
Right Hon: t3entleman.
After .some observations from Mr. SMITH, the
CHANCELLOR of the Excumurs, and Mr. GRATTAN.
in reply, the House divided. .For the motion, 83 ;
Against it, 146 ; Majority against it, 0.
The House adjourned at five o'clock this morning
until Wednesday nest.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 1.
PRICK OF S fOOKS •11-115 DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK.
Cans. money 6 if k—for me..:nent 65
3 per Cent. !traced 64;1-1 per Cent. 79”.
5 per Cent. Navy 46!,--Excheq. par to 21. i.rem.
Bonds its. pre.—Omnium Li pre

C A.RLETON HOUSE, JUNE 1, 1811.

Notice is Hereby Given to the Lathes and Gentlemen, In-
vited by the Command of His Royal Highness the PRINCE
Raorav, to the Ball at Carleton House, in celebration'd His
MAles•rr's Birth-Day, that It is urtavatta:y postponed, from
Wednesday the Sth, to Wednesday the 12th instant.
By His Royal Highness) Command,
NASSAU THOMAS.

SECOND EDITION.

STA:II OFFICE, Twe &Clock, lit June.

At length we have intelligence from Marshal Be-,
item n. It was received in Town after this paper
went to press. Our Readers will be glad to hear, in
few words, that there was no second battle at Ba-
dajos, but that, on the contrary, SOULT is retreating,
and Marshal By-RE/FORD is in pursuit of the flying army,
and Lord WELLINGTON has joined him.

The following Telegraphic communication, re-
ceived at Lisbon, on this subject; was communicated
in a Bulletin, this afternoon•,. by Or. der'of Government :
" LISBON. M'.Y 20.
(TELEGRAM.)
11 ELVA% MAY 19, eleveri°O4cloCk,-:—Before eight,
inthe evening, the enemy's arrtry began to retire.
'4, At eight, in the morning, our army marched after
44 the rear-guard of the enemy.'

In the battle of the 16th, the enemy had three
4g Generals 'killed, and three wounded. RVOIN- and
GAZAN are two.of the killed.

ELVAS, three o'clock.—Lind WELIANcirox is RT.
" rived."

LPRON, MAX 19.

cs According to advices communicated by the Mi.
nistcr of State, the allied troops have gained a great
victory in the province of ENtramadura. On the re-
ccipt of intelligence that Sotiur had united all his
forces in the neighbourhood of Seville, and w march-1
ing on Badajoz, Generals lIIERLSFORD, BLAKE, and 1
CasrANos, held a Council of War at Valverde, and
came to the determination of remov'ng the heavy ar-
tillery employed in the siege, to Elvas for security,
leaving 12,060 men before that city. and of marching
with the remainder against Sours. The garrison
entertained a hope of speedily being relieved ; but
the plan of the Allies had the desired effect, and the
•ictory was on our side.
" Mr. TORRES, who is just arrived from Bilboa,
which he left on the 4th inst. states that the people
of Biscay are now, more than ever, animated in the
cause of their country ; and that the few who had fa-
voured the French are now seeking pardon for their
conduct since King JOSEI'II has returned to France.

" The French have sent all their heavy artillery
from Bayonne farther back into France."

This morning we received Dutch Papers to the
28th ultimo, but they are devoid of all public interest.
The foundation of a new palace has been laid at Paris,
to be called the Palace of the King of Rome. Fresh
police regulations are daily issued in Holland, calcu-
lated to keep down any latent germ of insurrection.
The merchants of Amsterdam are not to be permitted
to assemble upon 'Change except at certain stated
hours ; and all conversationes in the streets are strictly
prohibited, the military being directed to'clisperse any •
groupes of this description.