Star.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

PROWTHE SPANISH PAPERS.

VIGO, APRIL
the man, which arrived this evening, intelligence
been rtceived that the enemy has:again occupied
;iedo, Gijon, and Ailles, although his present stay
;it, in all problbility, be as short as his former.—
The enemy's force, which lays siege to Astorga, does
• exceed "OW men, and is therefore by no means
s,;iiiciently strong to reduce that place.
VILLANUEVA, APRIL 12.

haye been
en surrounde
ated to d by
Reus, but the enemy for a
light, who who had petr three days
'ice they retired to Barcelona, and have now taken
road for Granollers, Vick, and Holstalrich. In
course of the above fortnight the enemy lost from
,ur to five thousand men, without our suffering the

least illjUrT• CARTHAGENA, APRIL 1.7.
The accounts from Catalonia (though they are not
,icial) assert that our army has defeated the French,
rho were at Reus and Valli, near Ignalada. On
our part we lost 3 or 4000 men, but the French have
lost their whole army, which consisted of 12,000 men.
•r this be true we may shout Victoria !

CADIZ, APRIL 27.
We learn that Don Vellacampo, although having
entered Ferrol, and received intelligence that the
armyof
A rragon had marched to Catalonia with a
viesrof beating O'Donnell's corps, m arched to Sara.
rossa, which he entered without the least opposition.
Apia .10.—Since' the evacuation of Fort Mota-
-rda, we haie had nothing' materiel happen ; both
!es are no doubt making preparations for further
tempts.
All the intelligence we receive from Catalonia is of
most flattering description. Admiral Martin still
tains in the naval cdmmand. Our head-quarters
at Isler, a small brigade only of British troops re-
ining here. The Duke of Albuquerque is to sail
the Undaunted for England. Sir Charles Cotton
ived here on Saturday last; he has shifted his flag
the San Josef, and proceeds. to-morrow to take the
antnand of the Mediterranean fleet.
A dispatchArom General 1-I.,o'Donnell, dated Ve-
lrett, April 14, states, ' that subsequent to the ac.
an of the 3d,, near Espanaguera, the division pur-
,sedits march under the orders of Major General
Marquis Campasrerde. to Manresa, but the enemy
mutated the place, marching in the direction of Bar-
lona. Campaverde ordered them to :be pursued,
Id an obstinate conflict took place, .the, result of
hich was, the complete defeat of the enemy's divi-
,n of 1300 men, commanded by General Schewartz,
ho, after having received two wounds, owed the
reservation of his life to the swiftness of a horse.—
rne enemy lost 500 killed, and had 299 taken prise-
kers ; the rest were dispersed, and pursued their flight
Barcelona, without knapsacks and arms.
mallow, APRIL so.
Lord Wellington has advanced into Spain, but his
Tad quarters still remain at Vizeu, the.accounts are
laily expected of his altering them for some place
within the frontiers of Spain.—lt seems that the
French, who had hitherto been retreating, thought fit
to advance upon the British, but as soon as they came
in sight of General Hill's advanced guard, they took
to their heels and made the best of their way to rejoin
their companions.

MALTA, MARCH 16.
:Information has been just received, that the Island
of Lissa, situated in the Adriatic Sea, has fallen into
bur possession. From such an acquisition, ii is rea-
sonable to expect that considerable advantages will
result, it being very commodiously situated to form
a depot for the introduction of merchandize into Ger-
many; both British manufactures and colonial pro-
duce.

GIBRALTAR, APRIL 17.
We have no news here, except that the French are
in possession of Rous in Catalonia, and have gar-
risoned the place with 4000 men.
The news from Malta by this packet, informs us of
!!!e Black Sea being opened to us, and the favourable
state of politics at Constantinople seems to hold cut
some hopes of a revival of business.
Arani-18.—A French spy was taken up here four
days ago : the day before yesterday a Spanish General
was brought prisoner and confined to the main guard,
charged.with having sold the passes of the Sierra Mo-
rena to the French. This day he and Count TILLY
were sent off to Cadiz to be tried.

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APRIL 23.—We have received late intelligence
from Alicant, Valencia, and from the pvovince of Ca-
talonia ; and every thing there is in repose. The
absentees from Valencia have ventured to return to
their habitations. We are not wholly without satis-
factory information. The communication of the
enemy with Blicelnna is intercepted is consequence
Of a victory obtained by General o*Donnell [see the
STAR of Friday}, and it is supposed that in different
engagements 7000 men have been lost by the enemy.
Yesterday arrived here the TERRIBLIC, of 74 guns,
with a large convoy from Malta, after a very tedious
passage.

FROM THE 'GERMAN PAPERS.

PRESBURGH, APRIL 17.

The Grand Vizier's head-quarters were stilt, at
Sthintnla in the beginning of this month. At Con-
stantinople, as well as in thit Turkish army, many
English Officers had arrived from Malta. The Grand
Signor, Mahmud, assisted" almost every day at the
deliberatiops of die Oivan. The preparations for
opening a new campaign, against the Russians were
carried on in all the.provinces of the Turkish Empire
with the greatest activity. •
The Turkish ilea% the port of Constantinople was
ready to set sail on n oruizii into the Black Sea.

PRMICEORTiAPItTh: 27.

Ping Gristivis:Acfolp,htli,"bf :Sweden, is soon ex•
r€ t; ed at Meersburgli, a- chart-fling district on the
Lake of Constance. The good character of the in-
habitants and the charms of nature in. that part of th
country seem to promise that Prince agreeable days.
tf.ANOYEA, MAY 1.
On Friday the 4th instant, the gdneral homage and
allegiance will solemnly take place-hers' It will be
concluded by are Aunt; cieraeknissioW to the play,
and illumination at night. ' • • '*
Thz pictuies and portraits "bitllelDirke of Blind-
wick Oels are no longer alloived to-be' sold here ; snuff-
boxes bearing his portrait are alsb fiirbidden to be