Star.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

VIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, NOVF.MBER 12. : '
, OF STOCKSTHIS DAY ATONE O'CLOCK :
Coos. for money, 66”—Ditto, aeconitri.
Reduced 654j-4 per Cent. 820
Noy .5 per Cent. 100ii—Omnium 514 efts..
Bills, 9s. to 133. pre.—Bonds :173. Us. pr.

)ur last various accounts,have been received.

Peninsula, some of them so late as the Ist
tt which time nothing of importance had oc-
the vicinity of Lisbon.
Thursday night, his Majesty's ship DRYAD,
GALWAY, arrived at Plymouth from Corun-

a passage of nine days. She brings. intelli-
a the expedition which lately went from
under the.command of Commodore MEN-Ds,
possession of Gijoti:yhich they ransacked
article of property .North bringing away,
With Fritsch plunder amounting to upwards
The wear, it seems, quitted the place
,prnath of ours small Squadron, but having
in greater fotce, and. indicating an intention
►g to rag Y& possession of the place, our
after doing all the mischief they could,. with-.
fining any loss,; ro.embarke4 with their booty,
proceeding against Su .tiiiidero.
)RYAD also brings i•iePe'tl tion of the nn=
report brought [tube SCYLLA on Wednesday.,
Netiorishad stistaiqed a severe defeat, and
tetrad to evacuate Portugal, with bis array, pro-

y Were suffered to retire unmolestedi The
also brings another report, said to be Tomded
• received; at Mina from Opoito, that
ich prisoners, t4.0417.;C010nel TRANT near
-wag erobarieit sta' ;Oporto, preparing to sail
Lad.

:DiCEES Cnintorre packet, Captain KERR,
:Falmouth on .Fridays from J.isbon, which
I left on the 90th tilt, at which time the
'ere exactly jn the,samc state as when the
brought. by. the APOLLO, came away...—.
NCLSS CHARLOTTZ had an_ action at one
Friday morningoaff the Lizard, where she
:ked by a French schooner priVateer, 'which
lff. The crew and passengerk fought nobly,

- • - -
,uffercd severely from the galling fire of the
musketry. Mr. *Comet, a passenger. and
NIAERACK, a seaman, were killed ; Captain
Id Mr. HUTTON, the Mate, slightly wounded;
BATHORN, a seaman, lost an arm ; and
HAMILTON, ciit(o, slightly wounded.
'legraphic Communication was succeeded last
the arrival of an Express, with intelligence
WELuttcrrox of so late a date as -the first
At that time no general action bad taken
had there been any movement of conse-
either side. Indeed both armies remained in
the same situations in which they-were left
of the former advices brought by the APOLLO
LordWELLINGTON continued to present a bold
front to the enemy, who had not dared to
Lordship in the fine positions which he had so
y taken. MAssmt had certainly not retreat-
as the Ist instant. He several times re.
. the British lines, but had not yet attempt-
Lek them. Lord WELLINGTON, on the other
mgh he most prudently had not ventured
:e u[son'the enamy,.continued to bid a proud
to his utmost efforts, and should MAssENA
ly,.be induced to attack. his Lordship, the
Yarinkhopes of skglon'ous result on our part

iersilly entertained throughout ewers divi.
the i3r4i#ll force.. 'The whole of otfr
continued in good health, eieellent spirits, and
feet order of battle, ready and anxious to
enemy.

" CORUNNA, OCTOBER 25.
Iformation has been this day received at this
nn the Expedition which sailed from hence en
inst. under General RENOVALES, by which it
that a partial landing was made in Gijon,
ich town they have dislodged the enemy on
inst. leaving POILIER proceeding towards

f!),4101 sloop of tiikriMaptain. WHOREWOOD,
on Friday from :11-FlFifediterranean. She
from Gibraltar on the 10th alt. with 28 sail of
Asports and merxhiiittnen 'under tan.toY, 13 sail of
high parted convoy OW Care St. Vincent, in bad
the only ships *arrived with her are the
and Hornbt tranitidift.. The 'ROMAN left the
lnd ONYX at Gibialtii.* • The garrison was
}thy, though there were four transports lying
y, with deserters' froth the French army in
dl part of Spain,- which had an Infectioui
'aoard, but they ;Woe kept under strict qua-
and no communication whatever allowed to
Pace betwixt them and the *shore. They came
c:arihagena.—C4ptains GnnTzt, PrAnsE, and
of the Navy, arc arrived passengers in the

.

last we gave extracts from the Paris Papert-
ist ult. inclusive. Last night we received the.
4 Soir of the 3d instant. The intermediate
those.of the Ist and ttd, have not reached us.
no news from Portugal in the paper from
we have made our extract&
itish sloop which was lost about 30 years ago,
gre,ti umber of passengers, on Lake Ontario,
,rneriea, lately discovered 44 miles east of
20 feet below the surface of the watere:' ° •
APPOINTMENTS.—Captain HUGIIrtinOT, io at. Or.
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