Star.
London, England, 1811-12-02 00:00:00

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in the Phis, wirer& of GP eh* were, fonnd in the
woods and mountains. _ .
General Girard escaped in 'the direeden of Sense
with 9 or 300 men, mostly without arms, and is stated-,
by hi; own aid-de camp to be wounded.
Etetern of kdisd, woutided, and =Wain* of a Ccrps of the Army
and 4 the Lomond of General V:scatutt Welllogtitn, K. B.
Commander of the Forces, under the innate hate Orders of
Lleutetrants(luneral K. Hil, engaged strth the Frenuli tzar
Arroyo del Malin.), on the 24th of October, lot 1.
Total Brit AI 1041...4 rani and file. A horses, killed; I Lieu-
tamantsCokeel, 2 Makin, 4 Cara:nl, 4 Setjeants, 47 rank and
file, 11 horses, wounded; 1 General-Stzff miss:fig"
Total Portuguese loss-6 rank and file wounded.
Names of Met s wounded end mi,..lg on the 231 h of Ort.lBll.
Woultdod-2d Hussars, King's Geramin Legion, Major bussche
and Captain Schultze, slightly.
2d Battalion 39th Foot—Captaio Saunderien, severely.
Ist Battalion 921 Foot—LieuterractsColonel Cameron, slightly;
Captaf3 Donald llPDonald, seventy; Captain Jahn bl'Fliersun,
severely, but not dangerously ; Breve.s‘la;or Dunbar, sl•ghtly.
Nliv,io:;-21st LighnDragoans—Lieutenant Strenuwits, Aids
desCanip to Lieutenant-General Sir WiFiam Erskine, But.
' Return of Ordnance and Stores taken from the Enemy.
One Ftetirb 6-inch howitzer; one French eight pounder gain
one French foot:founder gun; fly: caissons, with gun abd lion its
zer ammunition; one cais oa, 'Mak small-arm NIL Mt/AL:OU ; and
ione store wagon.
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' The following letter from our Plymouth Cores.
pondent, came to hand this morning :
. 4. Plymouth, Nov. ratter se.
a The remains of General G/RARD'S army, which
fled to the moimtains with their wounded Com-
mander, have been since captured by the Spaniards,
under Multietn. Thus then, has the whole of this
boasted corps, which, according to the enemy's ac-
counts, consisted of the flower of their army, been
completely annihilated.—The DOTTEREL. brought no
accounts of the fall of Stiguntum, nor was any thing
known on that head when she let Lisbon. Several
wounded and invalided British Officers have come
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1 Tara PRINCES R Er:MN T.—CrATLANDC, SUNDAY EVNN. • ,
1 (N0..--The PRINCE It &oner has gained considerable ' '
1 .treagth in lie ancle wi.hin the last two days. His
Royal' Highness, however, is not expected to return •
to Yurk-liousetetote the Littet end of the.weeke by
ve;.ich time the surgical attrautints imagine that the
elutes of the leg may have recovered their proper
tone. Colonel lat,Meurm came down at four, and
having laid several Government dspatches betore his
Royal-Highness, retetned to tote nin the evaistig. -
Numbers of ahe Nobility, &c. nre daily making their •
visits of inquiry, several of whom have been favour-
ed by an interview with the Parser. RrGetcr, in his
own apartments. Has Royal Highness never appear-
ed in better health or higher spirits!
The HAVANNAUL Hon. Captain caooome, with the
Mediterranean convoy ; CLEOPATItA, Captain Pe..
omit,
with the Lisbon convoy ; and the, Woman° -
bomb, Captain Gniretrize, for Cadiz, are under sail-
ing orders at Portsmouth. , •
A Canada Paper stata, that four regiments of in-' . _
fantry and cavalry have arrived within the last months
at Quebec, destined to reinforce the lit hash gat rams
near Niagara. ,
A letter has been received from the Captain on
board the merchant ship Undaunted, dated the 23d
ult. which 'describes a most gallant action between ,
that ship and a heavy French schooner the evenipg
before. They poured broalside after broadside into
each other fir a considerable time. The action lasted
one hour and ten minutes, when the schooner was
obliged to depart without her, prey, leaviag the
Undaunted a complete wreck. Few of the crear
were wounded. . .
The following extracts of a letter from Wingoe
Sound, contain some interesting information for the
commercial world :
" Wingoe Sound. November 19...
* " The convoy sailed on the 16th, for the lid time,
for the Baltic. Ido not expect, (tom the winciti we
have had, they are farther than AnhOlr. Yesteeday
arrived the Etnnia from Leith, and the PrinceWilliatit
from the Humber, with convoys ; few, if any of diem,
I believe, are intended for the B iltic,"but if they were, .
there will be no ne re convoys this seaso:t. We have
heard nothing from Hano that Lan be depcndea oat
-since the 7th inst. but I have been told the convoy
sailed again on the Bth, and put back again on the
_94. It they had the wind as we had on the I.sth,
and since that time, they are now fur through the
-Belt, and I should not be surprised to see them to-
morrow; but the weather is so variable there is .no
judging. and it is very probable they are still at,Hano
or Martwyk. .
,4 Nay. 20.—There are no accounts of the convoy
having sailed from Plano, and they are very probably
there yet.".
The Lords of the Admiralty have replied to the
I agents of the West India Colonies, that they would
wit sanction the introducing of coffee into the victu-
I ailing of the Navy.
The plan of disposing of all shlas of; war, lying in
our itatbours and lakes, that were not worthy or re-
, pair, h:s been very extensively acted upon by the '
present Board of Admiralty.
Major &owe of a foreign rorpe, has been aPthe
depots, and among the priboa ships, Jest wick, enlis-
ting such subjects of the kingd•am rif Italy, and the
ceded provinces, except Neapolitaqi, as are willina to
enter into a battalion to act in the Mediterranean..,-
Other officers, it is confidently reported, will be Mae
midiately sent to offer service, in the navy aro army,
I in our pay, to all classes of foreigners, except netion3l
il born Frenchmen, it being the wish of the Govern.
r went to have none but the latter confiued as prisoners
of war. .
MANE-LANs—Tee fresh arrivals of Wheat this
, day make a large supply ; the trade heal y in sales.
l hardly at last week's reduction, and more on inf rier
Barley. in consequence of the distillers having
, stopped the use of that articles is lower—Malt rather
I, so-;--In Peas but Utile Varietion—Baans or each de-
I scriptiun Cully k• ep their Price--There are not many
i fresh araileals ui Oats, bat tolerableqsmities en hand.
rend sales named nearly at Eiday'l efrfieliii--i:Flotu• ts
cheaper full si. ler s ick. I . '• • •
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