Star.
London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

TITE EVENING STAR..

LONDON.

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TUESDAY, APRIL 23.
We rejoice to be able to communicate the satiJ4c-
tory intelligence, that his Nl:v.lmm is on the eve of
.being restored to the exercise of the Royal functions.
On Saturday and Sunday his Mammy had an inter-
view with his Secretary, and the contents of the ofli-
cial boxes were examined as usual. ifs MAJCATY has
' had no access whatever of his complaint for many
weeks past.

Letters from Cadiz to the 7th instant, have been
received. They state that General ZAYAS had re.
turned there with the troops under his command,
after having employed a part of them in a successful
enterprize against a body of the enemy posted on the
River Tinto ; but was induced to embark the whole
of his forces from the information he had received,
that a very superior French force was directing its
march towards him, in order to cut off his retreat.

The same letters bring the important information
that the Cortes have at length consented that two ,
armies bhould be raised in the provinces of Estrema-
clura and Galicia, under the inspection and command
of English Officers, and that both of them are to be at
the disposal of Lord WELLINGTON. It appears from
the accounts received, that when the Hon. Mr. H.
Wucest.Ev made an application to this effect to the
Regency, the answer he received was by no means
favourable, the Regency stating that they would as-
sign their reasons to the Cortes in a confidential letter.
The Cortes held two watt meetings upon the subject,
and determined quite contrary to the decii;stn of the
(Regency. An order has at length. bearissued for
the trial of General LA pm.. • •

The following are extracts from letters posted up
at LLOYD'S yesterday afternoon :

" GGITENBURG ET, APRIL IL
" AU the ships lying at Carlshatn had got bsck their paters,
and were at liberty to proceed, when an order came to put an
Prussian 'feuds under embargo there and at Carlscrooa, and
even such as bad loaded in Prussian ports. The cause of adopt-
ing such a measure Is said to have ari.dh from some Swedish
ships, laden with colonial produce, having been put under se-
questration in Prussia* ports.
" A Gentleman, arrived a few days ago from the former
place, informs us, that all vessels had again been released, with
the exception of those loaded with colonial produce.
"An order has just come from Stockholm to our Government
and to the Custom-house, permitting the importation of salt in
Swedish ships direct from England.
" GOTTENBUGH, APRIL 16.
" The ships and cargoes here. at well as at Carlsbant, and
other Cwedish ports, are still under sequestration; and ttothing
'is likely to be decided until the arrival of a British Beet its the
Baltic : and I hear it front very good authority, that is case (as
it I...opposed) the English am going to take Gothlattel, at the
cargoes will be condemned."

American letters and papers reached us yesterday
to the 2'2d of last month, the contents of which are
wholly uninteresting. In relation to the American.'
dispute, however, we learn from what we deem good
authority in this country, that the Acracio frigate,
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which sailed a few days ago for the Cape of Good
Hope and India, took out dispatches to those Go-
vernments, apprising them of the critical situation of
affairs between England and America, together with
instructions as to the conduct to be adopted in conse-
quence.
Similar dispatches have likewise, we hear, been for-
warded to our Commanders in the West Indies and at
Halifax.

The Ex-liqg of Sweden still remains on board the
HORATIO hie" at Heligoland. He seldom goes on
shore.

Cardinal CHARM EasztNE, of Scotch origin, and
born at Rome in 170, died at Paris in March last.

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The following naval appointments, we understand,
are to take place :
Sir CHANS.ii COTTON appointed Commander in
Chief of the Channel fleet, in the room of Lord GAM.: