Star.
London, England, 1811-01-14 00:00:00

FROM THE MALTA MAIL.

DEC. 19.—We learn from Catalonia, that
en the 6th of November Macdonald retreated from
Cervera, by the Calaf road, and passed through the
town of Mamesa, which he set on fire. The inhabi-
tants succeeded, however, in checking the flames, and
there were but thirty houses destroyed. He pursued
his march by the Vuh road, till he reached Gerona
and Hostaluch, where he is waiting for a large con-
voy, which he is to conduct to Barcelona.—At Leuda
he left the whole of his plunder and artillery.—Gi-
brabar Chronicle, Bet. 22.

T 1 IE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY. JANUARY 14.

!RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cons. for money and account, 66 as. div.
Reduced 614—.-4 per Cent. 684 F-5 per Cent. 964 ex. div.
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THE KING.

•
WINRSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 12, 1611.
" His MAJESTY is not quite so well this morning
as be has been for some days past."
(signed as usual.)
n WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 15) ti •
“ His MAMTY has had a good night, and is twitter
to•day." (Slgnei) W. HERERDEN.
66 AL BMW&
66 I. WiLLIS."

" WINDSOR CASTI.II JANUARY 14.

" His MAnsTY is as well to-day as he was yes-
terday. (Signed) “ W. 1111111ZRDILN.
44 M. lIIAILLIZ.
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Yesterday dispatches were received at the Earl of
Livritpoot.'s Office from Lord WELLINGTON, brought
home by the CORMORANT sloop, of 16 guns, Captain
OAaa, which left the Tagus on the 31st ult. The
dispatches are dated front Cartaxo the 30th, and
printed journals and private letters have been received
to the 31st.

It appears by the Official and other advices, that
no operations, except some trifling affairs of outposts,
have taken place shwa the date of the-former accounts.
The hostile armies remain in their old positions, nor
is it probable that the weather will permit any leci•
sive struggle for some weeks to come. In the mean
time General' MASSENA. has throwa three bridges
across the Zezere, and has received a reinforcement
of about 15,000 men, and more are daily expected

on the other hand the reinforcements which have been
sent to Lord WELLINGTON amount likewise to about
15 or 16,000 men, so that in point of actual rein-
forcement the two armies are equal.
The allied army is well provided with every neces-
sary, and the troops are all in high spirits. The di-
visions of General HILL, Colonel MILLER, and Colo-
nel TRANT, continued to embarrass the enemy's
operations, and Lord WELLINGTON had directed the
gun-boats to advance up the Tagus, in order to im-
pede or take advantage of their movements. The
private accounts are very contradictory ; while some
state that MAasexa. meditates a retreat, others say that
he manifests every disposition of making as general an
attack as possible upon the allied army. Be this as
it may, all was ardour and confidence throughout our
lines ; and whether the enemy retreated or advanced,
the universal expectation on our part was that of a
glorious and beneficial result.

The CORMORANT left the following ships in the
Tagus :

BiWeeur (Rear-Admiral BERKELEY), Dreadnought, Hannibal
(Rear-Admiral Sir T. WILLIAMS), Casa; Abercrombie, Audis.
cious, Zealous, Poktiers, Agincourt, Impeteux, Mars, Sendraild!"
Macedonian, St. Florenzo, Lawn; Fearless, and Growlorr-The
Manilla was boarly expected from Falmouth.
The DIADEM, LBYREN, REAULL7S, MELPOMINEI
VITAL, and three other ships, had sailed for Sicily,.
to bring a reinforcement of tour regiments to join the'
British Army.
TheCORSSORAWT has brought home General FANS,
With his two Aids-de-Camp. Captain HOUSTON) of
his Majesty's ship Venal., died a few days before the
Cormorant left Lisbon, of a fever.
The CORMORANT spoke the AMELIA and her con.
♦oy for Lisbon, eight days since, in lat. 41. long. 11.
She also brought dispatches from Mr. STEWART, the
British Minister at Lisbon, and a Mail. They were
landed immediately on her arrivaL
By the same conveyance, snails from Malta and
Gibraltar were received. We have extracted the only
material article of their contents, by which k appears
that shit French General MACDONALD has made some
in Catalonia.
Ay the packet from Make we learn, that joie Priace

Adolphua packet, and the Princess Elizabeth packet,
had strived at Gibraltar, and proceeded from thence
up the Mediterranean.
His Majesty's ship BULWARK, Captain FLEMING,
has arrived at Cadiz, from Vera Cruz and Ilavanals,
with the following cargo :
1,546,000 Dollars, oa account of Governaler.
2,135,000 Ditto, for tic Trade.

SOOO muskets.

650 uniforms.