Star.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

1.15130 N, JUNE 15.

The last intelligence received from Catalonia is of
the most satisfactory nature: The enemy has sus.
mined great losses, and not dared to advance, not-
withstanding the reinforcement they have lately re-
ceived. The Castle of Hostalrich still holds out, anif
from tile present position of the Spanish army in ..hat
quarter, there is reason to expect that the French will
find it advisable to raise the siege.
Letters from Gouvea of the 4th instant, advise
that the Frenc:t made several movements threatening
our line, but did not venture to attack it.

I.:e last intelligence from Braganza of the 4th
ii.stant, states that the French have evacuated the
greatest part of Asturias.

LIZEITI., MA': 24.

In the beshining of this month the party of Dos
A. Hernandez, consisting of 400 infantry, had a ren-
contre with the French, near Retascon, and killed I.
men, and wounded 10, with no other less on their
part than one min wounded. •
They write from Sarapossa, that a few days after
General Suchet returned froni his exile-I:ti, n into the
kingdom of Valencia he publisheA decree of the
Bth of February, by which, Napoleon separates the
kingdom of Arragon from the rest of Spain, and
from the dominions of his brother Joseph, annexing
it to his own Empire, and forming of it a particular
Government.

On the same day Gen. Sachet, appointed Gover-
nor of Arrazon by the above-mentioned decree, with
unlimited powers, confirmed the different Magistrates
and Officers in their employments, and bestowed some
ecclesiastical prelerments. • The contributions are
continual and intolerable : opptess.oil daily increases,
and the least appearance of inclination to the Spanish
cause is punished with imprisonment and transporta-
tion to Bayonne, and in proportion as the discontent
of the inhabitants increases, the rigour and vigilance
is increased. They have spies on the most private
conversations, and no person is secure.

We have this day given some further extr:cts from
the German Papers received lestcrday. An alarm
of invasion seems to prevail throughout the shores of
the 'lade, and reinforcements of troops are making
Northwards from France and Germany to defend die
co .Ist. Some recent mrvements of the English squa•
dron in that quarter have given rise to this alarm.
The Turks still wage a doubtful contest with the
Russians, and it appears that NAPOLLUN has offered
himself as a mediator, but without effect ; in the
mean time preparations are making by Fiance and
Austria to enforce a compliance on the pm of the
Turks, with the demands of Russia.

Mr. CoonETT has received notice to appear in the
Court of King's Bench to-morrow : it is not expected
however that he will then receive judgement, but that
he will be committed to the custody of the Marshall
of the King's Bench Prison until Wedimsd ty next, on
which day he will be brought up to receive judgement.
By letters received from the Weymouttt store-ship
{which is expected at Spithead every day) it appears
that the ships on the Jamaica statist) ale remarkably
health 7,

THE ARMY.

The East &tfolk Militiathas arrived at
for garrison duty.

The Scots Greys landed at Liverpool, from fra,
land, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and are tobe
quartered as follows : Six troops at Manche...cr, two
at Leeds, and two at Liverpool.
The OBERON slo•.p of war, with five transports
from Dover, having the 4:).d Regiment on boatQ, ar..
Irived in Leith Roads on Wednesday. it blew go
strong from ewe north-east of a Thursday, that it via'
impossible to disembark the regiment ; i;id har.
ing shifted to the south-east, and blovninz mod,r4te,
they were landed in the course of Frid..ylurenui,n.

_
A detachment cf the Royals embarked (41 SAturday
at Portsmouth, and further detachmehts are expected
there in the course of tLis week.

Tuesday last, a detadiment of the 81J Repimert,
'tinder the command of LL o, em'o.aked a.
Portsmouth for Portugal.
It is said the 7th and 25d Regiments are erdcrel
from Halifax to join Lord WELUNGT:,S, %yob a;
.the 21st, 51st, 39th, and Closturs, trom Sicily
Malta.

The Si battalion of the Rth R•~giment of Foot have
marched into Cumberland Fort ; they rtniaiii there
until the King's ships tixting up as tran,ports, ire rudi
to receive them ; they arc destine.' to Halifax.

Yes!erday. at a cointer hefore twelve, ;he BM It
was launched from the Duck-yard at l'orttmouth ;
hut, owing t') the very heavy lain, the immense con.
corrie of persons were ai.,:oshleti to view this grand
s'oirt, were completely wet through. She went otf the
slips in a very fine style, and not a single accident of
any kind happened. The Commissioners of the Navy,
wt.o arrived at Portsmouth on Monday night, were
present at the launch ; as were Gentral tesvilaw.
acrd all the people of fashion in the vicinity. The
BOVNE was docked immediately alt:r the launch, for
cornering.

CORON ER'S I Qt.IESTS...-•-.lt was yesterdlayltated that
Mrs. Leniaire was in a dangerous state in conse.
(pence of a part of a parapet having fell on her head
Rupert-swet, and ghat a consultation of surgeons
was held. It was f ulna necessary by Mr. Wilson, of
Windmill-street, to open the head, and the operation
was perform .1 on Monday afternoon, by himself and
two other Gentlemen, when the full extent of the
fractures was discovered, and all hopes of lite va.
niched. There were several fractures, but one on the
side of the head was th-e inches deep, which had
severed the skull in several Caces. Tlie unfortunate
woman had lost all SCIVit! t.f te;:linf; hum Vie time of
the sad accident until this operation, which :moved
consideriibly, but slis: survived only half an hour after.
Mr. lionf.:s:,N, the Coroner, sat on the body at the
house of her :inshind yi2sterday. The evidence as to
the acci.ient afforded notliirus in addition to what
was stared. Mr. Lemaire had, just l'ot.re the acci.
dent, let go the arm cd deceased, more readily to
pass ldy some pen;le. The verdict of die Jury wa:l
of cour:.e, Accidental Death.

Another ial:en cn the body of Mist
Blyfell, who was killed by a c:;irLney failing on her
Tr. ficcadiily ; And on t!:e b:dy of :::.ir?Aret
pgx %v0;,4.1n, who wis I.:.:ct in a similar
m.ttin2r in litike-stv.,l. Verdicts—AcciJeatil Local!.

Several accid.:::ts occurred ibtring the hurri-
cane on Sunday evenii.g : a sv..g4on and horses were
precipitsced over a uridge at in Buckingham-
shire. Two of the 110:scs settle killed, but the driver,
who was riding in the waggon, escaped unhurt.
Sunday las: a numerous fleet of Fl:rsure-beau
passed up the River ; they were cf all deter:l6ons,
Iron' the auily to the and of course the
uwuai v.sriety company was( bsavable. Amongst
others who eini ackei. fur a day's pieasine, was the fa.
mill of Mr. Lawitksee, of South Larnixth, together
wi.li a numerous crew of friends. Toey were in a
'cutter, and were rowed by six raing men Gf the party.
f,e stuck of provisions fur the voyage was exc.-gent,
and nothing in tact was wanting to render the excur-
sion pleasurable. G lod 11,,nour sat on every cowl.
tenance, the weather was in unison with the !eelinAs
ut the crew, and the fairest promises were field
torth that the day would finish :is it commer.ceti,
with happiness and contest. Unfortunately, lewi-
ever, they had :scarcely passed Kew Bridge, wilt +1
they obsierved a sailing-boat bearing down on them,
with all her sails set, the wind blowing strong with
her ; they called out in the utmost alarm, and Ice
4ettul that their own exertions might tend towards
their preservation, neglected to pull, thus exposing
tilemselv, s in the very track of the boat that al'•
broached, which came on with inesistibleseeed, and
probably owing to the want of skill in the persons on
board, did not endeavour to put about, or slacken
sail, until she came within a few yards of the cutter,
which it was impossible to avoid running against,—
' The fear. of Mr. Lawrence's party now broke t
in laud solicits; box they had scarcely time to riveat
them when the dreadful shock wrs given ; the cow r
• was upset, and the whole wore precipitated i,:v;
water, including fourteen persons, six females, and
eight maizs. Must providentially, the G.:ialtaten
were all good swimmer:, and on emerging from
their first plunge, sought, with the utmost arxietli
their fetr....le curn:,aiiii_as in distress, Lao of
were clinging to the bottom of the e:lter ; of 60
other four, one was taken up by the sating-boat, aisd.
the remaining three were supported till the approasa
of boats, who :Gok creche all 13. and conveyed theta
on shore, without sustaining ;ay other injury than
their seven: docking. 'Duey sushi found an asyii.i.,
whine ever; humane datell(1011 W.VI paid thew. It!.
to be hoped this uoaappy exempts/ uoty deter allele
equally ineiperiene.:l atom ventarinz their fist.. ‘..1
such dangerous expeuitioni.

CORN MARr,RT, MAR i.—This day there are 1430 elle•
ral fresh arrivals uffercil;ii lv twat. Wt.?' grnadcrabl.t s itioaxig
supplies ; ulr, in tenet-al are heaotty made, et. rather ter. pacer
Ilarley in asurt supply, and lull as *kart—Malt alid Wale Year
mritttait their pr.tcs.—but tcw braes **ha hind, A" '6°4l
dearer.—Oats arc it suieti:dvg.suply, and this tritio to tows
rather chsiaptire—ri..ur ea lac I crizia Yt ul r e cuireacy.

CNN li &AL CUICALM•II Al L,N,Dalt.
Wheat, 114 s. Ithre. i lue. Mews, (uIJ) aii.eGs.
Fine ditto, i I :s, 11a.„ 4 icli duty (old) Al.. 41i.
Rye, :Am. .;(4. Oats :Ns 4%.. :Os
Ilasley, Si,. 48% Poland sitttit "0 30. &4,
Mak 745, he-. Potetue sitc.. 8.444. , .
Whi:e lea fjpsilers) :81. Us. Rape bc..,d. 4.,,. 4:61.
VII y Peas, 49, 345.
Fine Fleur, 955. 1Wa5.—.4.4.04•, Ws. 955.