Star.
London, England, 1811-07-09 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY 9.

PRICE OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cons. for money and account 621 ex. die.
3 per C. Reduced 624f—Havy 5 per Cent. 94i ex. die.
4 per Cent. 781 79-omnium
Exchequer Bells (3d.) par to Ss. prem.—Ditto (aid.) be. prt.

We noticed yesterday the arrival of the ZEALOUS,
of 74 guns, from Lisbon. It now appears, that al-
though last from that place, she is from the Medi-
terranean, having been put under quarantine at the
Motherbank. She left Lisbon on the 10th, and of
course has brought no news.
By another conveyance accounts have been re-
ceived to the 21st June, four days later than our pre-
vious information. No engagement had taken place
up to the 19th or 20th June. Indeed it is pretty ge-
nerally believed now that Lord WELLINGTON will not
hazard an engagement with the Guadiana in his rear,
but on the approach of the enemy towards Albuera
he will abandon the blockade of Badajos, and retreat
across that river.

General Deourr's division, which had joined Souvr
on the 12th, consisted of from 4 to 5000 men.

We have received Valencia Papers to the 26th of
May, from which the following are extracts :

" CUENCA, MAY 17.

" A general movement of troops has taken place in the direc-
tion of Madrid. Three regiments of infantry, stationed on the
Ebro, have been marched thither, and some battalions forming
the garitson of Calatayud, have received orders to pursue the
same route. The enemy must be hardly pressed for men in with-
drawing their troops, for in this part of the country it is with
extreme difficulty they can preserve subordination, even in the
towns they occupy, and nut at all in the sourrounding country,
as the Patriots are in such situations, every where in arms.—
Persons lately arrived from Navarre, mention the probability of
the return of Joseeu ; but the common opinion is, that Bes-
steas will be appointed Viceroy of the Kingdom.
" ARGAND)., MAY 13.

" The capital is completely emptied of troops excepting the
civic guards, which have the charge of the Royal Palace. The
people are iu a must disorderly state, and obedience cannot be
procured, so that Madrid must be abandoned by the French if!
the garrison be not restored. The Governor is in the utmost
distress, an most of the Court have proceeded as fast as they
could to France, with the determination either to obtain rein-
forcements or never to return without them. The French suf-
fer extremely throughout the provinces of Arragon, Navarre,
and even of Biscay, where there are but 7000 men. bon Arts
PRE! PFROQUI, with a body of 1500 troops, maintains a very
rrong frontier in the mountains, and several expeditions have
lost about 2,000 men. The Junta of Guadalaxara have removed
their sittings under the very nose of the authorities of Jos x PH.

" BENAVARRE, MAY 10.

" Tiiree new opponents of the French have risen up in the
persons of Priests, who have collected each about 100 fol.
lower-,and they are performing wonders. The people think they
are commanded by PROVIDENCL to extirpate the French in th:e
province, and wherever they appear, success attends them.—
They act in concert, and many hundreds of the enemy bay
perished by their valour. In the beginning of this month an
attempt was made to convoy a large quantity of supplies Into
Barcelona, but they were interrupted by these Guerrillas, and
70 prisoners were taken, who were !immediately slaughtered.—'
1 Another success attended their arms near Sarragessa under the
like circumstances. a:;t1 the french, who had been guilty of great
barbaritie., expiated their offence, in the same manner."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CADIZ, JUNE 15.

id General GRAHAM has sent the 47th Regiment
and a detachment Artillerymen to the relief of

Tarragona.

" A Spanish corps, under Besituts, which had ad-
vanced into the Scrrania de Ronda from San Roque,
in order to alarm the rear of the French army before
this place, destroyed, on the 12d of June, a detach-
ment of five hundred French, between Moron and
Nlontellena.

In consequence of the successes of Gen. FREYRE
at Übeda, the French have been obliged to evacuate
Jaen, wLich they had been fortifying, in order to se-
cure the passes of the Sierra Morena.
44 It is reported that Grenada has been evacuated,
and that General FREYRE had surrounded a corps of
2000 French at Dlezma."

The Report of the QUEEN'S Council was signed by
all the Members on Saturday ; and it is expected to
be laid before Parliament this day, pursuant to the
Regency Act of the 51st of the King. We talder.
stand it to state, that they had strictly examined all
the Physicians attendant upon the KING'S person, who
declared it to be their unanimous opinion—e, That his
MAJESTY was not in a state of mind competent at that
time to resume the functions of the Regal Authority;
that his bodily health, however, had not declined,
and therefore that some of the physicians saw no
reason to alter their former opinion, that his MAJISTY
would ultimately recover."

The accounts from Windsor last night were, that
the KING had passed a worse night on Sunday than
he had done for a considerable time.

There was a repetition of the performance of the
Comedy of The Country Girl, at Covent Garden
Theatre, yesterday evening, when the house was as
crowded as it usually is in the winter season, although ,
the warmth of the weather is not precisely congenial
with the interests of the Drama.

BRZAD.—This day there being no Court of Alder-
men, the Lord Mayor, after inspecting the Returns,
ordered k to continue at present prices.

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