Star. — London, England, 1812-11-03 00:00:00

I • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. • PRICE OF STOCKS-1 N bAY AT 014 E O'CLOCK, -- Redmond 571 511-4 per Cent. 74 7d-5 per Ct. 90{ 91 Gnu. 911.1 59—for ac. 59f-.-Qmn. 5{ pr.—Bonds Is, So. dr% Each. Bills. (Sid.) par 2s. pr.—Do. (Sid.) Ss. ss. pre. Bank Long Auntuties 111-16 • The private letters 'from St. Petersburgh by the last Gottenburgh Mail convey a report that an Aus. trian corps opposed to ToamAsorr had been defeated, with the loss of 5000 men. We shall be glad to hear this confirmed, and we think there is a probability that it will ; for a recent article, from Nuremberg, in the French Papers, in Formed that there had been two bloody battles, in which the Polish General Dons. BROUSKY is said to have gained advantages over two, Russian Generals, obliging them to fallbackon Mos pr. This town is on the Prypetz river, about 100 miles below its junction with the Styr ; on which lat. ter river General ToastAsorr was posted at the be. - ginning of September, waiting for his reinforcements from Moldavia. :It-is to be presumed, that when strengthened by them he would move to the East ward, in the direction of Mozyar ; whether his object was to ascend th e D nieper and join WaTGENSTEIN, near Witepsk, or to cross that river and march to• ward Kalouga, for the purpose of co-operating with Ku mow. We hailed the admission in the French Bulletin. that " the Cossacks hovered on our flanks," as a passage which ought to give us pleasure. They itness !—Siqy-five licences Lis country, were recently iperor, at Moscow, and patches of great impart r. The bearer of them by a formidable escorts the whole groupe to pieces' of the port-folios to Ku- by Government from the tted in our Second Edition ig either new or impor i'olll the Russian capital ;xchange on the 2d was the English families, three given notice in the Court departure. Freight had risen consequence of the re-ship. .with other commodities, iat they might become the Mowing are extracts from to a report on wbicb we much reliance k'ETERSBUROH, OCTOBER Ist the news that the Russian an action with the French latter lost 2000 men; but the subject." 'ERSBURGH, OCTOBER 2. alnm.—From what we that we hear, we consider. extraordinary act of grace 'emitted the duties on Co. merchandize of this de re-exported from St. Peters• the Baltic convoy was on from him we learn, that ere in company with him , although dispersed, had re, and no danger subse- About 40 ships joined Gottenburg, but the weather lumber could not be correctly letter of to-day announces of the whole convoy. yesterday we informed our luence of the recent conspiracy -tion between the coast of td been stopped. We have letters which confirm the non-arrival of any inielli- COminnilicatiorroe the places it beyond doubt. suffered to leave PAris, ted ; and all those, which allusions to the events of the destroyed. It may have excessive caution served only to places to which the uncertain ru seems to have been, in some )positecoast,where it was car impression, that a Counter Rev°. 4e scale, had been in agi the scheme was, to conclude Two objects so cheering tp PC4CR I And the death of dlr. to give impcnince to the feebler Agents, than those, who ' on the present occasion. IST/ to Paris may therefore it may even turn out that a hatched in order to excuse his T „wove at bipscopr. ,THE•EVENING STAR. LONDON. that " the Cossacks hovered passage which ought to gil have done so with a witne for vessels to trade with this signed by the French Ern sent off for Paris, with disp tune for his War Minister. leas protected, as in Spain, and yet the Cossacks cut the and delivered the contents o TUSOFF The dispatches received b: Worth by the packet, as state of yesterday, contain nothinl taut. The private letters ft are to the 4th ult. The El from 22%d. to 220. All th only excepted, seem to have , Gazette, of their intended depi to se9 or 0310 per ton, in co mint of sugars and coffeeo 'under the apprehension that prey of the enemy. The fol our letters, the first refers to are sorry we cannot place ml t' sT.RETKA . •a We have just received tl advanced-gdard has had an near Moscow, when the lad ate have nothing official on I •µ ST. PETER "The people here are in know, as well as from wha Nothing in this city is safe." The Emperor, as an exi never before practised, has IA lonial produce, as to such scription that may be re-a , burgh. One of the Captains of tl 'Change yesterday, and fr out of the 400 ships 70 *el off Yarmouth, The rest, got safe out of the Sleeve quently was apprehended. the convoy as it passed Got WAS so hazy, that the nun ascertained. Our Harwich] the mini, off that port, c In a Second Edition of ye Readers that in consequencd at ,Paris, all communicati' France and the interior had now seen several private 1 fact ; and, indeed, the n gence since the cautious subject in the Moniteur, —Not even a letter was without being 6rst opened were found to contain any al 2Sd ult. were immediately happened, that this ezcessi magnify suspicion, in places mours had spread. Such se eueasure, the c ase on the opp tainly the general impress lution, on a comprehensiv tatiop ; and that part of th a general pacification. T the hopes of mankind, as I Tyrant, were calculated t midertaltings even of feebl took the ostensible lead on The return of DONArAft be speedily expected. It sham plot has been haeci room from hit wiatsT .qua ‘ ' i • 4 S *., -..; • . LISBON MAIL s f et 4 0 1 :f'i Suit N this Paper !ras goiag,to press, i Lisbon Marl arrived. By the 'letters it appears, that an the 11th oil, dip enemy at Burgos 'made a third seibie, when they Were xgain driven into their works."'"." The last dispatches from Mars:pis WELLINGTON were dated the l lth, and mentioned two sorties— the last of which had taken place on the Bth. 'This third sortie must of course have' taken plice at an hour subsequent to that at which the dispatches were sentlff. 'the delay in the capture of this place is much to be regretted. There is some talk of SOULT pressing towards Madrid. $g LISBON, OCTOBER it " It Is supposed, in letters of the $d October, that Souve would march by Jumilla for Almanza, and that Suciirr would protect him to Hillen. al Ballasteros was still in Granada, on the 6th of October. " According to intelligence of the 11th from Se ville, Soult's troops were in St Clement." 44 LISBON, OCTOBER 20. " Qn the 11th instant the garrison of Burgos made a sortie, and were repulsed. a SouLT, it is apa confidently asserted, is march ing towards Madrid, and a battle is expected." ,4 MADRID, OCT. 12. 14 The French have collected in St. Domingo (De Vitoria) 50 pieces of artillery, brought from Castile ; they talk there of the retreat of the intrusive King. supposing he would go to Pamplona ; and that Mas sena continued in Bayonne, where be was ford lying the points of St. Juan de Luz and Chrduna." " CADIZ OCTOBER 16. gg From La Mancha they write differently, re specting the destination of the allied _troops and Souk's The sanguinary Sonlt havitz joined Suchet, the number of their joint armies are estimated at from 50 to 60,000 men. Some suspect that Soult will march towards the Tago, and that this operation will retard the progress of the Marquis of Wellington. s , It would not be wonderful that should they even collect from 30 to 40,000 men, that they may attract the attention of the great Marquis of Wellington. If we consider the number of the allied troops who are upon the Tagus, those of the second and third army in Tarancon, the army of General Ballasteros, in Jaen, Ike. the expeditionary army from Alicant, and the junction of the Guerillas,—lt does not appear probable that two Marshals will attempt an opera tion which might cost them dear if Lord Wellington, marching by Rioja, passed the Ebro." " CADIZ, OCT. Is. On the 15th Augnst o cieviar i pahrami 4 .o. mained in Grenada." • , storm: , Ertfrictrr. Letters from Lisbon, dated the 17th ult. were te ceived by Government this morning, but they bring nothing new from the Marquis of WELLINGTON; and yet it is reported, on the authority of an arrival from the French coast, that Burgos had fallen. We sin cerely hope that this intelligence may be correct, al. though we do not know what degree of credit is due to the rumour. Letters from Cadiz were also received, dated on the 2lst ult. Their contents are of a most gratifying description. The Spaniards are every where recruit ing with great vigour. The last accounts from BALLASTEROS stated that he was in Granada with . 16,000 men. SOULT and SticHay were in the vicinity of Chincilla and San Clement. JOSEPH had quitted Valencia and proceeded Ito Saragossa on his way to Fran ce. A Lady, who lett the coast of Holland so late a s ' Friday morning last, has furnished us with a heart_ rending picture of that once flourishing country. The population now entirely consists of old men, females, and children—the conscription having drained every town, village, and hamlet, of the young ind active part of the community. The degree of poverty and wretchedness exhibited 'by the inhabitants of: the . towns baffles all description ; after sunset, silt a lamp, not a candle is to be seen, except at the Qiplud' , Houses of the French troops, throughout any tithe bnc• g a y and populous cities cf Holland, The shop. ) keepers retire to rest at sun -set, not being able to afford the expence of lighting up their shops after dark.—indeed, the trade carried on in day-DONA, scarcely sufficient to afford a miserable sabsiseeitiflOj ' - feeling of. disairectioss• so . • GENZML ELUTION. . . . 111 RITNIINES TO .11111 VII IN TIE NM PARLIAMENT. 411 4111 9:t N (District Fegusson, Esq. AIiIIOAT 8 (District of Burghs)--James Farquhar, Eiq. CLACK Ill• N NA pr—The Fibn. George Abercromby, of Tullibody. CLYD& (District of Boroughs)—Eirkman Finlay, Esq. Lord Provost of Glasgow. DYSART, KINNALDT, KINIIIIOIIII, and Bvarmst•un—Malillr- - .General Ferguson. Domrasas (District of Burghs)-W.Robert Keith Douglas, Esq. Deasy (County)—Hon. William Ponsonby, and Hon. Major- General Charles Stewart. &Mill tilt (County)—Hon; James Butler, and Hon. Colonel F. Ponsonby. Losuaw (Town)—Lord Henry Seymour Moore. Lasittruoow, Lasiattic, Passim, and - SZLKIRIISiIf John Buchanan Riddell, Bad. Ratatt and CROMANTT (County)---Colonel Hisgh.Rone. Puri( (County)—James Drummond, f.sq. Krt.+ r SAW (County)--Arch. Speirs, Esq. StLIIIRN (County)—Wm. Piot Lockhart, Esq. WIGTON (County)—Hon. General William Stewart. Sir PALI> AGAR petitions against the return of Captain WYATT for Sudbury. r. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ARMT. . • ; Yesterday hie Royal Highness the Coltman= rg • Cmzv transacted business with the PRINCE RzGaa ; at Carlton House. Remounts, to the extent of 200 horses, are ordered immediately to reinforce the following Regiments is the Peninsula, viz. 13th Light Dragoons • 14th Do. Do. Ist Dragoons.(limry) King's German Legion 24 Do.. (Do.) Do. Ist Do: ': (I Ight) Do. 24 DO.. (Do.) • Do. r The 23d Reeigtint of Dragoons, which f e ll a The. rmorable sacrifice at Talavera to a misunderstood otter, musters now nearly 700 mounted men, and have received the route to eishitialk at Liverp oo l f or Dublin. • The Life Guards, although embarked on thei r ar , tied at Portsmouth.. are still at Stokes Bay, a n d d e mox expect to sail till next month. The 7th Light Dragoons, the strongest cavalry sat:nt at the; 'thine at home, is to be remove d f ront in to England. The West Kent regiment of Militia have Marched from Nottingham in two divisions for Northamp ton . A circular letter to the Medical Officers of the Mi. litia Regiments in Portsmouth garrison, has aide known to them, that upon their volunteering town in the Army in the Peninsula, they will have perms. twat rank. The Court Martial held at Brighton on MARTIN Macias, a private of the 2d battalion 14th foot, for Counterfeiting blindness, have, after an examinatioa if several days, declared their opinion, that he is se guilty, Saturday se'nnight a detachment of the 6th Foot, consisting of two Captains, six Subalterns, and 400 rank and tile, under the command of Captain D*. GUARD, embarked at Jersey, with orders to proceed direct for Coronna, A few days previous to the embarkation, the detachment was inspected by Li eu . nant-General Don, who expressed, is the warmest terms, his most unqualified approbation of the soldier like appearance et the men, and the excellent state of their arms and accoutrements. The detachment embarked in the highest health and spirits, and will no doubt prove a seasonable and valuable reinforce. went to the Marquis of WELLINGTON. EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER PROM THE CAMP REAR FORT CALLINGLIL IN THE EAST INDIES (ARRtVID aY THE CORNWALL), .DATED FEE. 10, 1812. " In any last, dated from Senereeah, 27th January, I mentioned that we were then on our way to co-ope, rate with the army besieging Callinger, On the 31st we arrived in sight of the fort, about 10 miles distant; where we learnt that a party oflight infant' y, consisting, of fire companies, took possession of the hill Callin geree (di...cant Irom the main bill about 700 yards) MONDAY AFTER THE HOUGHTON MEETING. NEWMARKET, NOVEMBER 2, 1212. Sweepstakes of tOgt. each, for 2-yr. old& T.Y.C, Got, 71b. eta. General Grosvenor's 61,11, by Popinjay . - Mr. Uday's cok, by Haphazard • 2 Lord Lowtker's brother to Buttercup • Even betting on General Grosvenor's filly. Duke of Rutland's Grimalkin ow. Sib. beat Mr. Sbakesper's tiVdaspes, 7st. isib. A. F. 100;16-1 to I on Grimalkin. A Subscription Handicap Plate of .250, for 3-yr. olds and up wards. T. Y. C. Mr. rural!** Lady of the Lake, S yrs. old, 7st. blb. 1 4..0rd Foley's ck. c. Bodkin, S yrs. old, 7st. Sib. 2 Fifteen Subscribers.—. The Judge could place but two. Eight to I agst Lady of the Lake. A Subscription Plate of £5O, for 3-yr. olds, 7st. alb. 4-yr. olds, sm. i ilb. .s.yr. uids,9st.Sib. 6-yr. olds and aged, 9st. Sib. A.F. Lord Lowtber s Dimity, Sqr. old 1 Mr. Lake's 'Venture, 9-yr. old 2 _ • S Seven Subscriber..—Tbe Judge could place but two. tq 1 apt Ditnity.--3 to 1 apt Ventura Mr. Goddard's &leap:late, est. 71b. beet Mr. Lades' Acci dent, 7st. 111 b. R. M. SOgs. -Even betting on Brigistoula. Lord C. H. Somerset', Scorpion, beat Major Wilson's Juniper, 12al. each. D.I. 200 p. h. ft.-2 to lon Scorpion. NefflL INTELLIGENCL PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1. Arrived last night, and anchored in Cawsand Bay, the following ships from Quebec, being pan of the PRODIZTHEUs'S Convoy : Canada, Union, Hardy, Lady Juliana, Good Intent, and Barrick. It blows a heavy gale from the South. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER a. Arriyed the brig Tynemouth Castle, from Quebec. Sailed the VENGEUR and PRINCES. CARO/ANS" for off Cherbourg. Several sail of traniports, with prisoners from Lisbon, last from Plymouth, bound w Leith ; also about a dozen sail of colliers.,Wind W.N.W. and moderate. HARWICH, NOVEMBER 2. i without opposition. A battery was constructed on the The homeward -bdund Baltic fleet are now pissing i top of it, ai.d another on the shoulder —our guns began the Harbour.—Wind North. to play on the 2Sth, aqd the pioneers were suffered to t I make a road a great way hp the hiil without znolesta. DEAL, NOVEMBER 2. Lion. On the Ist of February the breach was reported Arrived. and sailed for the River, the Simon Tay-' practicable; at four o'clock on the morning of the 2J, lor, from Jamaica ,• the Heart of Oak and the Lnrd the storming party, consisting of five e, , irspanies of his • ;.Wellington, from Quebec ; the two tatter under con- , Majesty's 53J regiment, 12 companies of Grenadiersi Ihny of the Otourrosus. and nine companies of ;diet Infantry, under the ccei..' DOVER, NOVEMBER 8 ! ma n d o f Li e n t ..Cpl one l . ..turisr,.of .the dad, j.ierft. * Passed by 'for the River, the Simon Taylor, Meek, :. Colonel FRASER, and Major Cuiseatu.vor.,:mcwvillaik 'I from Jamaica ; and the Heart of Oak, NictioLsou; • from camp ; at dawn of day they arrived near th* from Quebec—the former was engaged by an Azne- i breach, and placed the ladders, when they were as. 'rican privateer in lat. 40. N. long. 39. 20. W. The sailed with matchlocks and showers of stones; at thy, action lasted two howl; when the American was ' break Colonel MA WBY gave the word' forward,' and ,beaten off with much &wage, notwithstanding she the gallant fellows of the grenadiers and light coat- . 1 I bad 12 guns and was full of men. Captain Mutt panies advanced in the most heroic style, a&I Blida.. was wounded in the forehead. voured to gain the top of the breach—but alas ! it COVE, OCTOBER 2& was utterly impossible, as a great part of it was en. ...; His Majesty's shi HEASNT C ap tain PAL A, ME R,. seen from below, and consequently the ladders were ' P P too short ; it was .thus, notwithstanding thidestnictitg (with the lett for Newfoundland, so A long detained . 11) . by contrary winds, sailed yesterday with a fine breeze i that betel the brave Europeans th a t attempted from the Northward , feet to get up—no sooner was one killed than anothes 4 1, I took his place and met with the sane fate. After LEITH, OCTOBER 22. ‘ i standing at the breach for two hours mid a half, thlt The SNAKE sloop of war arrived in the Roadsisn i riScl either killed or wounded, the retreat was relue,.. Tuesday, from Sheerness, and yesterday the Rtn.p,..i. talc fly sounded, and it was with the . test difficulty MAN $100? of war from a cruize. The FERRET sloop that the men could be induced 0 retire. of war sailed from the Reads yesterday, on a erdize. " Kt tisa—Captain Fraser ; Lieutenant Nice I 1 Sarjeants FROM LLOYD'S BOOKS. 14 privates, and 1 drunumr, of tbe 53d. The Ranunan, Arbo, from Pet( rsburgh to Portsmouth ; lc** " Woo 14 to CA—Captain Cuppage ; Lieutenants Slum. liteso.... banner, Appkmon, from ditto fur London; Pufung, Doubt, ditto, . Baty, Davis, Horsley, Cruse, Youn g , B oo th, and As s i s tant goon Millar, of his Majesty's 59d. Li eu t enan t k at W e i and P.O. for ditto; Fortuna, Mains, for Malta; Eleanore Henrietta, gib. i Ring; Atborice, Lindie ; Harmony, Kilk ; , Gustu ; at sign Williams, Pioniers, besides Captains C r oultraan and And: l M i • ......—, Schell , are on shore on Rugen. slightly wounded, but not returned; 6 Ser.itallitst 3 4 . l Oungin The Hannah, Thompson, bound to Gottenburgh, was lost on , II I privates of the 59d ; 2 subadahs, 2 jemodars, 5 beliklarsoett 1 011 95th ultimo. 65 sepoys. The Hebe, Booth, from Tynernouth to Hull, was lost near i SaltSeet on the 19th ultimo. 44 I received the whole account from an offteet 4 The Commerce, Gales; and Cupid, Batbgate, coal-laden, were , OUT corps (Li eu t enant H. G. MAXWELL, 22d Resit driven on shore near Whitby, on the 97th ultimo. 1 meet Native Infantry), who had the honour of bat The Merctue, lacobox, from Poteysburgh to London was lost appointed Aid.cloCanip to Col one l M AWIT kit th. on the 30th of September near Gothland. The sloop —, Smith, from Mevigessy to Portsmouth, sunk ! time; he was in the front the whole time, but I nb. on Friday, elf the Start. 'happy to say received no i n j ur y. Li eu ten a nt N . • The Gut* Hafnium —, from Liverpool to the Baltic, is to- was standipg wit to him when killed. Hernyi b leig. 1 tally lost on the coast of Couriand. , 2d of rebruar/ will be ever memorable in - • Me Alligator, Harris, from Malta, cut her cable in St. Au-, r his . , bans Bay, lersty, on the 19th ultimo; her anchor broke and tke c" ma,leuy s 53d, when every man tried 10 ;.. deck waned, but the our is not supposed to have suffered any pass another in deeds of valour. lam happy 10 _,.. iniurt. that though the smut was unseceessftd it lb' . ._ li, The f cited the Killadar of the fo rt , t h at h e bassists I ._, . it up, and it was taken p ossess i on o f t h re e dgy lir by our troops. Now it, is all over, I arr! in that our detachment will be ;Ailed in. I WWI.' may go by the way of Callinger, that I tiny Wall sketch of it, which I will send you." ... - Ads. Bretnar s suited on the lath tideless dr Ilfatwykollitibir Cronstadt, after a pomp of 33 days, and with loss of anchor astll cable. The Captain writes, that upon applleatiou to the liinelkib. Admiral, he- was informed by hint that no more itastreldoli convoy were to be muted this you. The Anna Marpenta, Petered., from Rip to London was .Wind to tibebosjp at Cattiest, is oonooloollor of dinars awals* ai l ellowilis asp apja ow Word, baring been relea lid **a 14.11118 k 0•11aale^ to pivoted as by/voyage with i - r.---- • ••••• '-'. 5 • 0 7.5' v.' , " A strong. although secret, .feeling of.disairactka•so, Ili* tree convoy. ~... , The Diet of Poland ;sued, on the 6th of October. . the French Government, and a rooted abhorrenee We are happy te' sty, that the report of the loss of an ordet for raising a new levy of 4.0,0300 men, to be against BONAPARTE personally, are universal through. two line-of-battle-ships is unfounded. The report completed in six weeks. The official ilecuutents . t -..." i out the Dutch provinces. They are, however, strongly was genet ; [. and stated th a t th e y were I nst on t h e serted in the Nonage, Gazette state. it to be at the ''i garrisoned by French troops, and everything having Dutch coast, on the Haaks. The two thipxteen- request of BONAPARTE* the appearance of insurrection is checked by military cloned are , however , safe in Hbleler Bay. A Gentleman who left Quebec on the 6th ultiones' o f t h e ettptoreo f t h e has supplied us with th e following particulars re- . execution being instautlY inflicted on the dis ° ° ' l tented• There is no . truth in t h e reiuirtl— • "• ' • :— The force under • f , hlaurrowsingate. The vessel that,brought the re- spectin4_our army in that quarter • ~.............. p or t sa il e d f rom ch at i est o nit h eat t h e middle of s ev . Sir G. PREVOST consists of 7000 men, of which 4 000 '4 vAd ices from St. Domingo of the lit of August, ternber, and on the 17th of that moth, the MAID.- are regulars, about $B4O militia an d 16t) .." Indians. state, that in the-part uf the island under the tyranny erese . sw i t h the .locos; i ii , E i nj u niss and th i seAtt. Ab out eighty more Indians of the clan of St. Reg i s of CHRISTRPHIL, ?ii the white's (by which is to be stn- vast, was off Sandy flools. on the 44th September 1 had offered their service, on the condition of otstank &mood the French only) were massacred. Cnai. the Essex was in the VIARWITea . • iag rank and pay, but this concession not being on' .yroptiE, on his return to the Cape, after his tUR4E• mediate] made, eAmencans. - It is but too true that the sent's° cana l . from , I th y went over to the Baltimore for Liverpool, hls lost on the coast I, Tile force of General Dammam was compoded cessful expedition against Portiatu.Prince, moldered of Ireland. - Out of 2QO ' s,- only Ore were 1 8, 0 00 men, and three or 4000euore were adval wig g : ell his prisoners. wed. . • Thine iagaeltra natives tithe United Kittgg to join him under General BLAMIFIELD. The Ara`' ' .............w......... dom, retterbinichr cbbiequelee'nf te war, d'an mo. rims had also about 1500 m .. en at Oldenburg. ma . Yesterday was the Duke of Kwil's lirth-day i 4 nets IldnietaftlierOverhitillKofthelhOted.fttes; mike alwive Sr. Jan's fort. General Yawn's?. , whets his Royal filiihness completed Ida 45th year. 'Tice names of the few saved are mot y& know .St n. "garoP°A South abldestreski, near to St. Joke''.. . . • _- - - ~; I . 1 .1 I i i