Star.
London, England, 1810-03-30 00:00:00

TO ARCHITECTS.
PLYMOUTH,' JANUARY 11, taw.
erlite Maio! and Cummonalty of Plymouth, will
- it Piirreoirleas for the Leg, and Twenty for the second
bat Plan, that shall be produced da TAlrt RN, t ALL ROOM,
and THEATRE,, is three distinct buildings, proposed to be
erected an a spot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a
ground plus of which may be inspected, and copies taken, at the
Pilot Printing-Office, No. 104, Strsnd, London • at Mr. Trew-
man's, Printer, Exeter ; or at the 011 ice of Mr. Edmund Lockyes,
in Plymouth.
The Batt-ltbom is to be the centre building, the TIMATIc
at the East, and the "'Ayres: at the Wen cud of the ground, and
may, if thought eligible, have communication. ".
.
The Plan to contain an elevation of each building, with de-
al.lns and sections of the itooms and Offices to be cent:limed •
therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which mar
*Lunt itself to the Artist, from the space or quantity SE ground,'
allotted to the erection.
Stine further particulars as to the size of the Ball-room,
Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, 'wished for in
them,may also be seen at the above-mentioned places.
Plans (with private markt) to be sent to the said-Mr.Lockyer's
Office by the mail coaches, on or before the 15th day orlVlarch
nen, soon after which their comparative merits will he decided
co , and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad-
dress
to the said Edmund Ldckyer on or before the 25th of
April next.

.AGENCY.
A GENTLEMAN, long_ resident in London,
extensive connections, and mercantile knowledge, with
leisure to undertake an Agency, for any resphetsbie House or
Iron-tounder, Iron, Brass, Copper, Tin, or Lead
works, or other extensive Manufactory, for receiving and settling
nes
oast, Commissions, Shipping, or making Insurances, whose
b6sinets is considerable, and to whom it may be an object to
lave a connection of the first respectabilit ; capable not Oat to
tite security to any amount, bat to advance himself occasionally,
Q! When it may be requisite, two or three thousand pounds, at
:he Saint time he would not wish to have that sum constantly
!c'elked up in the concern. As none but principals will be treated'
:101, Letters, giving the real name and address, frenheds to
h. 0; latlon's Coffee-house, Cornhill, will-rnett with lrome*
4!.ac: attention, honour, and secrecy. As the meet wedeniable
''.ltTtri,%s wiN be given, the smpe will b e required.

HI.QUARTILRIX REVIEW, Mantra V.
%Übe publisitea To-morrow, March 31, price 63. and will con-
tain Articles upon the foil/wring re
1.12 Rn interesting Publications:
GRENVILLE and Dr. DI'IGENt
on the Claims of the Citholics.--6. Sir
bir.l.Valpole's Htrculanotwia---3. Wallace,
Card:Anne, Voyage ears la. Perse—S. ..-
44kby's Fables and Satires—G. Sir Francis illvernots
t:eatinental Blockadt-7. Den t reeasteaux Voyage ala P
.01) Pfrnlse—N. Sidney Smith's Sermon before
t'll" of York—o. Pevrard Ouvres trArchir
hp . • r
!•Kas anti Ricardo oa Dank Notes and I
e lapis, Etat de 'Russie-114 Herbert Marsh'
Froades et Phornis,..t, 11,hurgest-'34*
-ha" Morrell-15. .I'hernton's Present State
ienintrei de la Corntz..iise de Llektestau-- 17. -
11inas--18. Fatal Revenge, by Dentils Jasper
Clarte anti *Arthur's Life of Lord Nelson.
Printed for JohN Murray, 32, Fleet-strbet,
eve). other Book3eller in England. Scotland,
New Editions of the Fitts and Second Numbers.
v
icw are now ready Complete Sets of the fist
alai be had in 2-rob. *lvo. price XI 13. boards, •

great consequence, and they .
with all possible expedition.—A convoy is appointed
to sail for England to-morrow.
MARCH S.—Since.Sunday the 4th of thii Montb, a
most dreadful storm hat been experienced in this ca-
pital. The damages and losses sustained at sea can-
not but be very considerable. We know already the
loss of an English transport, which was one of tho'e
on board of which troops were lately conveyed to
Cadiz ; and it is also known, that many of the ships
Which were at anchor in our river, have received much
injury, and damage. Tuesday the 6th instant, the
wind was still mere violent than the preceding day,
[Mded by a most tremendous:thunder-storm, and a
y fall of rain and hail. Thelightning struck the
church of the Nuns of Masambo, and the house of
the jewel:keeper to his Royal Highness in Sacramen-
to-street, yet witO•ut doing much damage.
MARCH 40.—The packet has been detained for this
week past by the most tremendous weather that ever
,twremetnbered in this country. The mail and pas-
MOD:a *WM on board last Sunday, and from that
time till today all communication with- the—store'
has been quite impossible. Notwithstanding the
packet kept her moorings, she was in imminent da.n-
-ger from other vessels, at there was scarcely one but
diwve with her anchors, or broke her cables ; even
the AdmiraPS'iltip drove several times, for some dise:
tance. &rend ships have tun aground for security,
and others have been driven some miles up the souls.;
try • among the latter is an American that was per-
-1 quarantine. The Tagus, is covered With
pieces of wreck. Some alips* ate gone to pieces, and'
a few lives, we are sorry to add, are lost ;-but the ex-
tent of the damage cannot at present be ascertained,
as the storm only subsided to-day.. The only Eng-
lish vessels that are yet known to have suffered are
the Margaret, Lewis, for Liverpool, with her cargo
on board, drove on shore, and it ts.feared will not be
got off, and a letter of marquelfrom London to Malta,
Vest on the Bar, and seven of the crew perished. A
fleet of transports with cavalry, from England, was
seen some days ago, and it _is said a packet has also
appeared off: it is however impossible any thing elit
pass the Bar for a day or two.
r.
BADAJOZ, MARCH 1. • f • f!
The day before yesterday the enemy retreated from
Talavera, Albrusa, Valverde, and Montego. Some
are marching to Zopa, and others to Miaa.
Minot 5. —The enemy's force, which bore down
on Arcebispo, consists, according to correct accounts,
of 4000 horse, and 600 foot. It is commanded by
Merle, General of division, and by Girondboche, and
&mit, Generals of Brigade. . The enemy maintains
positions in Merida, whence he has fortified the
buildiag_callicl Conventual.
Mortier's bead-quarters are still in .Zarra, from
whence on the 2J he detached some of his troops to
Albusca.
The army of the left, commanded by lb" l‘farquis
de la Romana, consists at present of
force of 24,000 loot and 2000 horse cm joz
11,000 men, 6000 in Campo Mayo, and 'the rest Id
Albuquerque. General Blake is in Gudia tin. the
kingdom of Grenada) and applies himself
.t 0 the or-
ganiZation of army, composed of the xemains Ofl
the corps which was commanded by Areizaga, and a
number of stragglers 9 have, joined ibut army. Qn
theist instant General laled, in the EngOth service,
was in Badajoz, a d pteceedcd on the 241-)ift.ti!orta-
- he *allot by General Hill. .Qn the

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the Peers in town he summoned.
The Earl. of LIVERPOOL rose, in the absence of
his Noble Friend, the Secretary of State for the Fo-
reign Department, to answer the question put by the
Noble Lord respecting the Spanish Papers delivered.
There were its all three parcels, one diplomatic, the
others military. The former were already delivered,
the latter were not yet in a course of dehvery, but he.'
believed nearly ready for that_purpose. ,
Lord GRENVILLE expressed a wish that no
more of the Spanish Papers should be delivered until 1
after to-morrow's discussion ; for which purpose be,
would now make a motion, if -the Noble Secretary
did not chute to repress the delivery upon an undo;
standing. . . •
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he would rather
there was no motion, and he should be ready to cam-
ply with the wish of the Noble Lord upon an under-
standing.
- I
Ordered, upon the motion. of Lord Gnixvit.r.x, that
the Lords be snonnened for to-roortow,9Adjottrneol:
HOUSE OF COMMONS.,
• Lord JOHN THYNNE, from the bar, Inforwied the Acme,
that his Majesty bad been waited upon with several addresses of
that House, and bad been graciously pleased to give directions ac-
cordingiy.
Mr. WHARTON presented an account of the sums issued by
his Majesty, pursuant to addresses of that House, which had not
been made good by Parliament. .
The Lord Adrotite of Scotland was permitted to attend the
House of Lords, pursuant to their Lordship' Metric, to be Met
amined relative to the Bill for prohibiting the Disdakiais -
Spirits from Grain in Scotland. ,
Sir i. ItANCIS BUR WITT gave nettle* of a mothswou TuMe-
• day next relative to Captain LW. * • - 7. ' ... •
The House went litto a Cheditistee en the Maft 4002144 em.
solved that the imponetion et moat. trope ;taut me— Vls
awl from England into Ireland, lie. subject to countervailing du.
ties respectively. On the Hare liehig resumed, the report Was
ordered to be 'reedited to-mieirbi*
Mr. FOSTER brought UP a,ElOltir regulating the Silt Maim*
I-Imre inlteland. Read* fiestekba, abd orderel to be reed a
second time tepipsarow. •
Sk JOHN-SW CLAIR brought-in a Billfor laying certain dories
qa lands bordering on highways, and for the regulation of the
Wit of tenets; Ste. : read &lint ti wei shit ordered to be read a
wetted time on Monday. .
General LOFTUS postponed his . motion wbieb stood for to;
aterrew, respecting the exemptino of oaken in the army and
tavy from the Income tax, terl'imadaY•
• Mr. Alderman COMBE gave notice of a- motion op 14044a7
110paning the addresses of the City of Lambe,
-Oa the motion of Sir R. ROMILLY, i .CortubitterecMilie
Criminal Laws Bill was postponed to W• : To . ' oft:
passvitatipet
Mime en the Expiring Laws Bill was Illtositai totids
day se'n nigh t.
' . Ordered, on the Motion of Lord CAErfaitatAtitillie ell*
be laid before the House, Sir WHOM+ Eck 's Later I. Ai
Qfttier Master General, inciniin his asForts *Led 64 1111. 40!
August, 1805.
• A Message from the,l.Ordt eenowneed their Lertl/004011100
te the Sugar Bounty Ea, and reveal Private.liills.: . • .
'WA LCIIIZREN EXPIWITION. -" ' •
General TARLETON MOved the 4.Sksier ef the
Day for resuming the adjourned debate.ess thelteet‘
lotions respecting the policy .and conduct of the iltal.
cheren Espe&tion.—(lts the questiop, being put. .
General TARLETOR .espresied his most ,14‘,
Bided disapprobatiou of the policy If the Ezpedition.
He had wished to follcrir *se- kiimeourable General
.(Crauturd) wholad, on sr former night,-in a speech.
ofinach length,. attempted to justify the, prittc_tpUs
upon which .that . Expedition had sbeen.undersAen.
That Honourable General had introduced hued his
speech mw ny points and' many truisms. He had-be-
gun by alluding toibe fallibility of man.; and well
he might, as no Ministeis•had ever proved themselves
fallible thsm bit Majesty's Ministess, in outcr-
y:Ad tht.totat?ner tit conducting, the Expedi-
--tbe Wilt. The honourable General had
condebaneckhg. strong .terms; the whole of the Au,-
Ow conduct of the war, and iq
elitist:4r concurred ; bat the
.4s
*her dowsniing upon this
tisanes .and took a review
send the Expedition to. the North
comrding ihoz., as Austria had not de,
''s that it would not be
-""1 s(firce lei that tportr..
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.-UIGENAN, legre, whithiK he .I'4li-
. --b seat by General Hill. , QA fhe ,
tmankrinegYsalihdletbethan.
iztaishisc
Sir W.' Drsumnond 3a instant the bead•ceuarters of the Portugujr_ artily.
ice, or The Fight of p„,,,,,naltded by, marshal nesesford, weiejnppuires, , emit to tbe, &halt.
crse-5. Sr Brooke, "'""'''' __
is irie. hi on the A report has 'been current here r case ditYsr condelsoned, hi strong
orate at& Recherche which stems WU fnurioietl, that the Ea a 1.).. and Pon. trui :_
n councils its to rib
1 before the Arch-iux
tuesetroopsiosairendera4 themselves, . of the that Sentintelt be elk
intedc-10. Sir Phil- fart of matsigmda in _front of Cadiz, of* **Pe re- nourable General) afo
BeSen—f I. Leroy
arsh's Lesikres-..13. liatanceo and --76" taken (1C) PtilkilPesl,. • . • mounted upon ids •hii
-•14. ilbunoses-Life . A letter from .El . .of
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fof sena
4°' of Tiutet—it statee,tha the Ettglir,h,► .t' • :,. .in a ain_ii
1. Voyage op Cochin ,
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'here of the between the two INC ••• awl 16.111 Mu voila the Or. ,24
le first four umbers .__ • - • -
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