Star.
London, England, 1811-05-01 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, APRIL se.

Sailed the Cotossus and Cassatrut. t® the West-
ward ; and the AooaEsson with two ships under con-
voy for Heligoland. The next convoy will sail about
the 21st of May, or sooner. Arrived the LAUREL,
from the River Thames. The Baltic convoy is ex-
pected to sail to-morrow at day light.—Wind W.
CHATHAM, APRIL lc

The Wanatort was paid off on Friday, and a num- I
her of tenders were up to take away the crew to the
Nore. To-day there being a very favourable wind,
the CoLossus and LEOPARD sailer! from Long Reach
to the Nore. The Lord Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty have directed that the ALBION now in dock, and
in a very bad state, shall undergo a thorough repair,
in a similar manner to that of the TROMENDOUS, mg-
. `in
by Mr. Seremos, the Master Shipwright, and
Yesterday at twelve o'clock His MAJISTY came m
I which is found to answer extremely well in all re- I
Windsor Terrace, accompanied by Dr. HEBERDEN
spects. The Runt was docked on Wednesday.
and Mr. DUNDAS and walked till one, when ke retired
to dine. At two o'clock His MAJESTY resumed his ABERDEEN, APRIL! 27.
afternoon's walk on the Terrace, accompanied by Saturday morning, about two o'clock the ship An-1
Lord St. HELEN'S and General GWYNN; and walk-
, demons, of Whitby, burden about 270 tons, Para&
ed till four. i TATE, master, in ballast, from London, bound to St.i
A Cabinet Council sat yesterday, at the Seam- Jolua', New Brunswick, was driven on shore at Bod-
ratty of STATE'S Office, during the whole of the ; dam, three miles to the south of Peterhead. The ship
afternoon, i was close in with the rocks, before the crew were.
COVENT GAIDEN THEATRE.—Last night, after Thitt aware of their danger, being, by their reckoning,
about 22 miles at sea, and upon discovering their ex-
amen; Extraordinary, which was received with much
tremely perilous situation, with the faint dawning of
was repeated with increased effect, and went off with approbation, the Melo-Drama of Timour, the Tarter
the morning, a small inlet for boats, called the Slap
l;
of Boddam, appeared open, into which, hardly sal&
mote at home in their respective parts, and the scenery great alert. The actors, bOth men and horses, being
cient to receive the breadth of the ship, she was run
being better managed, it is scarcely possible to con-
in, and the whole crew thus providentially saved ;
ceive the splendour of the scene. Great interest was
when the slightest deviation to either side must have
excited by the exertions of the Heroine,
Mrs. H. proved fatal, among the numerous rocks which en-
close, that difficult entrance, where no vessel could be
JOHNSTON, and by FAWCETT and FARLEY, who
strained every nerve to insure success to their new supposed to be guided in calm weather. It the storm
allies in their dramatic cantor. I abate, it is likely she will begot into Peterhead har-
bour, though not without material damage.
CORN EZURANCLE, MART-LANE, MAY I.—.The're are
few fresh arrivals of Wheat to,clay, and not much re-I Tat Barrnal gAVY.—There are now in commis-
maining ; fine samples fully support last prices, other aim 738 ships of war, of which 155 are of the line,
qualities heavy sale--Rye 'rather cheaper—Fine Bar- 22 from .50 to 44 guns, 1651 frigates, 145 sloop of
l 86
atllti and maintains
tittle ••careiaiDY --But few sale—
ew weir' 5
bombs
schooners 1 ands's% 10 rted..brigs
which
Tick Beans, and tether &mei, 345. to 40L—The there are buildinutzt mallow, and in ordinary, a
supply of Oats is' again short, and this trade also *lubber that the wholtemnoant 1043 ships of
somewhat ipator• now vsitholit aariation. . . I wars of orhich OS are of flu line.

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•kr DWI!) Due'las held a Public dar, :eterday;
at his office in the Horse.-Gtrarels. ,
Lieutenant-Colonel BRAND,surgeon VASSAL,
Lieutenant BARLOW, and Messrs.
.BENLOW, PARLII
'WILLIAMS, and Tarteoint, arrived on Sunday, at
Falmouth. in the Duke of Marlborough packet, from
Lisbon.
A Court-martial will be held at Chelsea Hosp'tel
on Monday next, the 6th instant, for the trial of
Jonnseoee, of the .1021 regiment, oft
charges exhibited by Captain WILLIAN! BLIGII, of
navy, late Governor of New South Wales.
A General Court-martial, of Which Lieutenant-Co-
lonel Pow Les retire:es, of the Royal Denbigh regi-
ment of militil, k President, and Captain STODDART,
of the Inniskining Dragoons, Deputy Judge Advo-
cate, MiSertli):thi yesterday at Chatham, for the trial
of two priv.tt:s et the North York regiment cf mili-
tia, ft r dose, ;ion:
As is usual at this season of the year, a general
change is taking place in the quarters of the Army in
Ireland:
The Tipperary regiment have changed their quar-
ters from Galway to Sligo.
The Clare regiment have marched from Castlehar
to Derry, where, with the Carlow regiment; they are
to form the garrison of that city.
The Donegal regiment, from Tuam, are to replace
the Claresegiment at Castlebar.
A detachment of theaKerry regiment, froni-Wex- •
ford, have arrived at Arkiuw, wherethey are to remain...
1 The South Mayo regiment have changed iheii
quarters from Mullingar to Strabane.
The Royal County of Limerick regimens return to
their former quarters at Malinger from Athlone. .
The Antrim regiment have received the route to
proceed from Aughnacloy and Lifford, to Cavan and
13elturbet.
The Kildare regiment are removed from Sligo to
' Boyle, Carrick-on-Shannon, and Strokestown:
The 21st Dragoons, at the Cape of Good Hopei
are to be relieved by he 9th Light Dragoons, from
' Ireland, and will then proceed to India. ,
The Ist battalion of the 80th regiment, 1000 strong.
is arrived at CoVe for the purpose of embarking at
the Cape of Good Hope, as sawn as transports cad be
provided. The China shipt which were to hive taken
, I them are sailed.
, I A disturbance took place at Brighton, on Saturday
1 evening, between a party of the South Gloucester Mi.
1 litia and a detachment of the 10th Royal Husiars
from the cavalry barracks. A. few sabre and bayonet
wounds were inflicted, but happily none of a (lenge-
, froan nature. The piquet guard and several of the
°dicers of the South Gloucester at length interpoied
Iland separated the combatants: A Serjeant and three
.jor tour privates of the 10th were secured addlodged
in the South Gloucester guard house.

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON, AMU. to.
'By intell:r*ence which we believe to lie true, sie
know that the English Colonel Waters, who was taken
prisoner in the action of Sabugal, arrived on the 12th
inst. at the head-quarters of Lord Wellington, from
Val tormosa, having effected his escort front the
French near Salamanca. The 'liberty of this distill: .
gui.lied officer affords satisfaction to all those who
are acquainted with his great merit.
Although we have no positive intelligence concern-
ing the march or progress of the operations of the
armies in the North of Portugal, we hate seen some
people who assure us that the results of the campaign
continue in our power.
His Excellency Marshal Beresford had his head:
quarters in the country-house of S. Anna ; and on tl:e
nth was in Albubera.
The operatLins in that part haite taken a terrible,
aspect for the enemy. The forces which, in the South-
ern provinces, act in combination, must be the terror
of the French who. occupy the Andalusian ; every day
they approximate more to their ruin, and the people
oppressed by them, to their liberty. It appears that
a great number of patriotic parties had approached
the roads by which the enemy must retreat, and that
he has suffered considerable loss by the aforesaid men-
tioned parties.
Aram 20 =The intelligence received from all parts
of our Continent State. the satisfaction of the inhabi-
tants at seeing themselves delivered from the oppres.
Sion of their enemies, and announce the eagerness
and enthusiasm with which all classes of people act
in every tiling useful for our defence and the good of
otir cause.
The enemy, according to all ac ;punts, has suffered
a loss in Portilgal which he did not own experience
in,othia-s where he accoraplished his designs. Portu-
gal must cause a noble emulation among the othei
powers of Europe. Who, inhabiting those great states
which fell under the first attempts of the enemy,
would not have thought that Portugal must have
given way to the first attack ? who would have been
able to persuade himself that the great power of the
grand Nazion• being annihilated where no ether war-
like genitss was acknowledged, and who in other times
had made this same power tremble, Portugal,
in the circumstances in which she actually wax,
would have been able to resist the great forces
which the enemy collected to conquer it, and not
only resist then:, hut, by a well combined plan
of the mast wise and prudent General, annihilate and
' reduce an army of 110,000 warriors, accustomed to
victory, and conducted by the best French Generals,
obliged, to shamefully retire, what results may we
not hope from the continuance of the operations of
armies, when cheerfully marching to revenge so many
injuries received by their country, which; already
saved its holy religion re-established, and the king-
dom restored to the August Sovereign who so well
merits our services,.and who well knows how to war
thily appreciate the services of his subjects.
Letters from Paris to the 26th ula. were received
yesterday. They communicate. that the embarrass-
ments of the comMercial classes were daily increasing.
Some of the oldest and best established houses in that
city have been under the necessity of yielding to the
pressure of the times, and suspending their payments.
A nong those are mentioned the house of BkISEAT and
Co..closely connected with the firm of HOPE and Co.
at Amsterdam ;Dow and Co. and Part Lot. and Co.
01 Such (adds One of the letters). are the happy effects
of the Cettiatewal Sew's-1,

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