Star. — 1808-09-03 (London, England)

LIFE ANNUITIES.  Tbis day was published, price Is. sd. A N ABSTRACT and EXPLANATION of the ACT (pest in the last Session of Parliament) for enabling tie Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, to Mkt LIFE ANNUITIES, by the transfer of Funded Property. London: Printed for W. Reed, Law bookseller, Bell-yard, Teeple-Yard.  This day was published, price 25. 6d. Recommended to the serious consideration of ail Military Men* THE TRIAL 9f MAJOR CAMPBELL for the WILFUL MURDER of CAPTAIN BOYD, in which is detailed the Evidence, together wit► the important Charge of the Judge, doscriminating between Manslaughter and Murder in the Cases of Duelling. To which are added Details of the deportment of the Major in the Interval of his sentence and execution, and of his last moments. Published by H. a Symonds, Pate:timer-tow; and to be had of all Booksellers.  This day were published, by Authority, I.xx. LTLES and STANDING ORDERS of the HOUSE of COMMONS, relative to the application kr, and passing PRIVATE BILLS; including the last Orders Sipecting Tu. opike Roads. Price Three Shillings. I Abstract and Explanation of the ACT (passed la the hit fasten of Parliament) for enabling the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, to stpnt LIFE ANNUITIES, II the transfer of Funded Property. Price One Shilling. Printed aid Sold by Luke Hansard and Sons, Printers to the Honourable House of CAN:onions t sold also by T. Payne Pall; Cada and Davies Strand; W. Reed, Law Bookseller be.yard, Temple-Bar; aid Willey aad Pariate, "toga/ do: Ng Mow* lia"  At length the day has arrived when their continued and signal victories would require a large volume, and an able pen to give them their proper dignity.— We are not to wonder at this extraordinary delay, when ste consider that this city was invested by the enemy's army for two months. We know, notwithstanding, that the valiant Arragoaese, full of intrepidity and courage, have defeated the fierce French in two general engagements, and can count as many victories as battles, and as many battles as days. On the 17th the long-wished-for news arrived, that the French had retreated from that city; and in an official account from General Palafox, published yesterday in an Extraerdinary Gazette, notwithstanding the Conqueror and the Hero of Europe, the proud Napoleon, had counted on taking the capital of Arrag•on ; but the young, intrepid, illustrious Palafox, has undeceived this presumptuous Emperor, and shewn hiin that the valour, loyalty, and constancy of an Anigonese General, are far superior to the subtlety and craft of the perfidious Corsican • and that the insurgent: and rebel: of Arragon are the heroic defenders of their country; who know how to con. quer and destroy the cuirassiers find Poles that were represented torus as invincible. We are in daily expectation of circumstantial details of the glorifies satceases at Saragossa, that we may satisfy the impatient curiosity of the public, who so justly interest themselves in the fate of that noble city, whose glory has obscured those of Numanta and Saguntum. Though it was ten o'clock at night when General Palafox's account arrived, yet an extraordinary Gazette was published, and the joy was so great, that the persons errtployed in the printing office illuminated their house; the people crowding around, and informed of the cause, tried out Long five the Virgin of Me Pillar i Long live Palafox I Long live Arragon ! They will live for ever in the page of history. The following Decree has been issued in full Council :-.-" We declare null, void, and of no effect, the decrees of abdication and cession of the Crown of Spain, signed in France by the Kings Ferdinand