Star. — London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

r 1 " r 1 ~. TFiF, 14,VENINdi STAR. • Ay FRID ER 1%.1013. - • ••• 44. ilflS-DAV AT TWEL4II O'CLOCKs Cons. 5711+44T.Aer 5i se—Sia. Is. 2s:dis.• • 5 per C. Witt —Own. ittif pr.—Erich. Bills 45.4111.31. pr. At a late hone last . night Noakes ts i f ; the.3d, 4tb 4 Xnd sth inst. arrived in town. No intelligence what: ever is given from presden 1 This silence is more than usually remarkable. Great, nay " ;eit cleci t isi f even ts" v ere n • take blue on the 28th, "If the Al. kin the ground." Have the?, lied troops remained fed, or is Bowater' brioptd up in Dresden . , ang Impenetrable cordon draiil around him ? Be it re. membered, that the roads . 61 Preyberg . and PeteriL 'walde were intercepted. When hi sent off his last dis patches. We.are gravely told, in an article from Hamburgh, that the inhabitants of that plit.ce and of Schwerin curse 4• the partizans of anarchy, and all advaiturere' We are sure of it: the French Generals, however, and their followers, are those whom the inhabitants thus fervent)) , eiecrate. , MORE . FRENCH PAPERS. Since writing the above, Monitore: of a later date have arrived, which contain .Bulletins and other intel. ligence from the French- Dead-quarters at Prksden, down to•the Slat ultimo. We were prepared to expect much boasting on the part. of NAPOLEON respecting the Opeiations in the neighbourhood of Dresden, where the same Mischiefs ?'hive not yet befallen. his army as have overtake it more to the Noithward. These Bulletins represent the engageinent in that quarter, on the 27th; as having beefs most sanguinary The. Fren'ch Were commanded by BONAIIARTE 1 and the emperors of it USIA and AL4TRIAj with the King of Pairata, were present in the Army bf the Allies. The French claiM the victory, but they acknowledge a loss on ihMi part of 4000 filen and eight or ten Generals on that day. On the fOliowing day, the 28th, nothing done on either side owint to the il'eathei: * Rain fell in torrents, and rendered the ground so soft, that the troops were up to their knees in mud. Both armies remained nearly in the same positioni: On the t 9 h, NAPOLEON was joined by ieliderce inents, anti attacked the Austrian Army. He claims a great victory rah tis day, which made him master Of from twenty to twenty.,five thousand prisoneti, and sixty pieces of cannon, taken from the Austrians: On the 30th the French were occupied lit puisuipg the remains of the defeated army. . , There was a time when IttEttss fOpOWed so inva riably the operation! of the French armies, that few were inclined to dutitt ihe accuracy of their state. ments ; but the flagrant disregard or absolute sup ression of all tr uth which has for a long time marked the Frenckt.Ptiblic Press, when events have occurred Which the FiiiaCh Emperor wished to 1,;& ftofir the knowledge of his vassals find Slaves, inclines us now to question the accuracy of e4ery ititerhent in which le claims a victory. Times and circumstances are smich changed with " the invincible N.trotboe?." Aftet the many reverses he has experienced withih the last twelie months, he may now be allowed to convert drawn bank into a victory. We mean act to say that it is imptdsible that 14A ?OLEAN Can have gained any advantage whatever ; but only that ae are Wartanted—perfettly warranted, in asserting that the French statements May be colt. sidered is greatly exaggerated. the Pa:lila:ls had been long without any favourable news, and any thin; short of a defeat Arotild bi seized on to serve up to them a dish of hope. A press of important intelligence from other guar_ tees—intelligence of a complexion whith priihibits its insertioi‘ iii the Monitor, obligei us to defer any far ther observations on the Contents of these Papers. SICILIAN PAPERI Accounts of a satisfactory nature have this day I reached us in papers from Sicily.. i3y these it appears that in the South of Europe as well as in the North, the public mind . is prepared for some important change, in the kingdom of Naples the people are so micb dissatisfied, that should any . ietieri reverses - be e ,t perienced by 1 4 daPotAtri in the Nottb, it will be •no eaiir fria.tiek to keep theist ih proter suljection.—But we lan not detain our Readers with observations which must naturally present themselves on perusing the following extracts : " MESSINA, JULY s. 44 According to accounts brought by persons who have fled froth Naples to avoid the conscription, the greatest discontent prevailed there among all ranks of people, on account of the oppressions of the French rlovernment. Tke general poverty is extreme.— About the beginning of lAst May, 500 individuals were arrested for a conspiracy which had been discoco iered, the object of which was to effect a revolution. 41 Orders have been published for a new conscrip. tion, which is carried into effect with the greatest rigour. The conscripts include those from twenty. one to twenty-tot* years of age. It is calculated that these will aniount to t*elve thousand for the King dom of Naples. This extraordinary and unexpected conscription has still more increased the general dis?' content and enmity to the French." 4 PALERMO, JULY 9. " Yesterday . the General Parliament. was opened : the two chambers met at eleven in the morning, in ,r - • • t ' . 1 • ..• t•i their riseeetive,apartmetiii. and took thc, oaths pre- Acribea by i the Cnitu b ititutiou to the Royal l , commis : , sinners. This - tioue, tgq chambers 4.ere opened to 4 ..I. vast concourse 21 natives fif eminence, and foreigners car distinctioii; who were schwtted into the Chamber pf . Peed to iiiest the augi ca, :ray. Her Royal Highisess the Heredita7Princesi anft she Ittiy4l ;ht. fay took theit seats if a box pkeliai eci . for th;ni - to . Oa right of the Throne; . and the forehr Ministers , aeother persons of di!inctiob in gnothet gpihe left. ." As env the dischaite of cahnon announced the Oriral of his Royal Highness the Hereditart Pritpt, 'and Vicar General, aetotrrpahiesl ifiY his fstinue. cin his ascending the Thrones a koyl. salute. was fired fron the castle ; immediately* after Which he ,sent for (pie Representatives of the Commons, and addrested them in a speech suitable to the occasied.'; . - CONFIRMATION OF TIRE VICTORIES cvitiab By THE . CROWN PRINCE OF SWEDEI4 OVER THE FRENCH. The glorious intelligence of Wednesday it eon: firmed, to its fullest etteili —The CROWS( PROCE has to:lime:iced his militaty caieet by defeating the French Army at all points; Ait Of of distinction, accompanied by Mr; Mutts, the Meisenger, arrived iti DowniOg.lf.tvet, at sik o'clock this morning, with Disintches firma the North of Germany, iii;ioitneing that the Coating PRINCE, on the 21st, 22d, and 23d ultitgO, 4 • 4 ittacted the French Corps approaching Berlin, and gained, on each day, a complete victory—the enemy havitig beeit rbKted itt every direction. The loss of the French in killed, wotinded, and prisoners; it immense : Twenty-six Pieces of Cannon were takCh, and several Standards were left on the field. The Ftench army was corarainded by DA Princ i e ofEctta tit The above Officer- and Messenger were landed .on Wednesday fiom the Vrizi: gird:brig, at Flamborp'tigh whenie they proceeded to Town: The Vittse has since reached Yarmoirth, and prlfiate letteis with pfinted journals brought by her have reached town. They agtee generally in stAting that the ef*emy was not only fond in all his attempts to verify the pro: muse made to the PailsiAns, that BerliO would be occupied by the French on the 24th i but •defeeted at every print kith great slidighteri The ached no' bps kciight with great animation; Ad evinced A determined spill tb drife the titthless invader . from thit soil Which has been so loitg stained with the blbod of hit eictims: The fallowing are all the details of These glorious events Whith were known up to the moment of put ting 414 Paper tb Pliss " YARIkibUTH, SEPT. 9, tali Arrired deli . Motning the 'Vti.El4 gUn•brlg from Gottenburgh, AiriC; place she left on the td instant, and yesterday morning landed a King's Missengidi and an GIB ccr of the 25th Regimeht of Foot, at FlanbtO Mead, beating kliipatches, detailing vieto ries gained by the Ci;o4l4PunicaOver DAVOUST, on the 21st, 22i1, and 2Sd nitimn No particulars have transpired itirther than that the Allies took Twentprix Piecerof batmen, and made (Me Thousand live if 144;oiiers: MOREAU is appoinicd Adjutant-General of tire Ail idd Army.' ; ANOTHER LETTiR—SAM z DATE. 41 The Viz& gun.brig I:iiiVed this ntonihg teem Gottenburgh, which place she left on the 2d instant. • • She brings the molt important and gratif ying ititel li§ence, that the Allied Atmy under the Ciown PRINCE of S'arLDEN have comileatli beteatta the French under DAVOUST, after an obstinate battle Of three days; in which the Loss on the part of the French is ;cry great in tilled, 'Wounded; and Pii -soners, It is also stated, that General MOttian has been appointed Adltitant-Gtheral of the Allied Ar mies, and that the *renal were retreating after the battle. The action ierrninated od the 25th Ultimo:" GOTTENDURGH LETTERS AND PAPERS. By the VIXEN we have recei•iid the folioiing pat ticurars : curritaimcii, SEPTEMBER 2. 44 An. extra Paper, published at Itrahand on the 27th ultimo, has juSt arrived i—it states, that some fighting took place on the 21st, 22J and 23d Au gust, decidedly in fa-iour of our troops: ei In addition to the prisoners made on those thiee days, the Cossacki have taken a whole regiment of French cavaliy." STSALSiIND, AUGUST 0. og A part of his Royal Highness the Crown Prince's Aimy, consisting of the Pruss i an Corps of oenerals Von Bulow and Tauenzien, and the Royal Swedish Cavalry, have beaten the French Army on the 21st, 22d, and 23c1 August, and taken tweityea pieces of artillery. and . one thousand Eve hundred prisoners. The eUeM . ' y in.fult Miriat, and is pursued by Royal Highness's Caealry and a great number 4 Cossacks. mi)• best Consequences frogs this affair. • •,. • • •.? ri The Prissian General Vou.tiluchei I.oorts from i liner. under dafp pr the 18th irsstant, that the enemy • has left Silesia, and that he hii, piished forwardi to blanks and Colbeig. • e Crown Princo enjoys the lest lei. 441 . e t • e'The Bulletin 6ceiired conc e rni n g the affai r of the 21st, 24d, end 23d, -dated from the CaMp Ruhlsdorf, will be Fommuniclitba in to-morrosi's Paper."—Extrti Sir;satund Paper. RN? DOVE_ iM.EfIT ACCOUNI'S. .The subjoined are the particulars ivhich we hare been able to collect Clifikting the nisitatchei brcugbt by Mr. MICATE4.4. The disOatches drt from Bailin, Which place ike easnger• on the 24th ult.—Therr had been im portant actions On the 2lst, 22d, Mid 23d, between the CROWN PaLxce and the Duke of Itanito, in all of which the latter was defeated. • Twenty-u pieties of caiinon, and sixteen bundre4 Freak prisoners had already been brought into Ber lin ; and when the latest accounts left the scene of action, the Cnowtr Pains was driving the enemy towards the Elbe. ••.' "!` But this i; not the only agreeable brought by Mr. MLyrits. It was understood A Ber lin that the Allied Army in Sileiia, bad forced the Freriih to crbis the Bober, and driven them into •f" Saxony. We need hardly femind our Readets that the Fre' ch accounts, even in a pre6edine column, are of a later date. We infer lion...the tsuo later accounts . , that Mound his.beeti loft and grained on both side; but that nothing decisive of the issue of the campaign has yet taken plaCe. If the ninth have been chtitially successful t:o the Eastivard, the advantage they may have there gained, i 3 iottipenialed bt their disasteis to the Northivittd. hat;e alto received the Foritth and Fiftb Bul letins of the Citorrt Piemeei operations. The Fourth Bulletin tnereli announces the adiance of the French finder Chan:mi. to LuCkent;'; * aide. The Fifth Bul letia annOueti the concentration of the French army, 80,000 strong, in the i;icitiit* of It announces. their defeat, being driven back nria rrebbin, with the t °sucks and the whole of the Rus ilk) light Cavalry in full pnrsuit.—the pArticuLdrs of this affair are to be foultd in the priieding pain di* ill; Paper. SECOND EIAtIOI4. , • Since Writing the foregoing,' the following paisicu. lars respecting the accounts received 14 Government; haVe Been communicated in the Coverdntent Offices i “ Mr. Mantes, the Messetiket,left Spantian on 25th ult. and Gottenturgh on the dd instant. The Cuowx Fame had completely defeated Otititior o arter three dayi Eareotli. Materm saw 1500 prisoners brought into Berlin: Twentl•four e pieces of cannon bad been taken. The loss of the French in haled and wounded is iinmense. 44 The Army which defeated them was principally coinposed of Prbssiaa, With Swedish Artillery, and the Swedes were opposed to Da4ourr, a part of whose army has been driien back from near kostoct to iinsioaf. • 44 Mr. Marts saw the Ciawn Patuca's Bulletin it alsc; nientioni that dermal ikiktasta had entirely cleated Silesia of the French i—Biticitit was at Goldberg; MitTIS . adds, that the rejoitings at Spin. dui; and I . 3erlin were very great. It was understood that the French were retreating in all directions.— t.;Aptain LOCKE, of the 25th Regiment. came with MitriS, and brings dispatches from Lord CoirilaaitT and Sir C. StEWART at 141:ague." • The Mocks, as migh u expected, haw this day suffered Mitch fluctuation. The news from, Gotten burgh had the eff.:ct to raise them in the morning,. Omnitim began at 6t and rose to 6{ ; and one gni. netit Braker bought a lot Of 300,000: Out shortly after, those Brokers who are known to be in tlfe habit of settpg th trench Papers, began ti self largely, and Comnium fell to ert, T. as it was soon known that the French Bulletins before alluded to were in town. A letter finds St. Thomas's, of the 2d of August, states, that his Majety's ship Eci.irse. with seven sail from Surinam, arrived the preceding night, were Own charge of by his Majesty'i ship LIGHT NEWS, to join his Majesty's ship Geuwakis and cow voy ; and by the Queen Charlotte ' s permit it appeal" 'that a fleet for England sAiled the lst of August,. under convoy of his Majesty's ships GRAMPUS LIGHTNING, SURINAIij and VPOSSIM. kf. Difit4igiEJVCß. • ,*' LYNotiln sEPIII4IIIIIk Cane in the 4i SCYLLA sloop.(I1 war, &so a trellis: Sailed his fttajetty's q 4 4sii 3 cmausin i Ins* cruises 9. -• i • • 140 fis i ded ' alesty's ship Cinytes; with a Reet of i TrastiNttswith. Cavalry, dcc., under lainvoy for &atm* aiid ,Eilboa ;: Acne.: :hash' • of sear for the Cape hp! the Eist IndiEs ) JEgi,us fii gate, fat Ole coast of America', The Savage. sloop of ear is teleisi.4 frcht e tluaritnine, red ha; sailed for 0e Downs,. .with the Ibllotising Trats4o4s from the MeOiterianen, vit. Peter Proctor, Katy-Ann, It d Melville. Exiled his Majesty's ships, E - oitonv, OIARIC, and htinua.,S„ tot a 6 Flterhorgh; The : fleets tor the, ,htediterTteein and the . Wept ladies, on* his Ittalestr! ships i'istss i ptm and Numbs, are fully etpected tb sail in the morning. Wind A • DEAL,,SEPriMssit 9, .„ . 5 The wind isietting to the Eastward; and the out. ifrard.boutid are preparing to sail: Came dawn fronts - Sheerness his Majesty's ship DICTAT OR, . and sailed this afternoon with : his Majesty's ship Acnt * Lit.s multi Tituanto.b-mb, for f i ortsmotith ; also the whole if the ootward.botindpiek . hatitniett; transpits, coasters end colliers, under convoy of.the ALUM cotser.:..., Arrived this Active cutter from off flushing; the Eissmiiinn lugger front Leith , — Wind . N. I . ! BRIDGE TOWN, (BARBADOES) st. .We feel math rivet 1 t hawing to letount the losses sustained by some of the merittant Wised" at this auchbrage since Thursday last. Op that day the wind set in at N.W..from whiCh (loaner it blest with Muth violence d,nriti# the night ; bit towards day. light on the following morttitig it veered to S, W. which occasioning a great ;swelling of theses, drove on shore many vessels, one of which was fully laden and ready to proceed with hoary fia.-the jendezvout of the present hbtnewird r bound fleet anti annthet with part of a,valtiable cargo,on hoard. The follow ing is, a atateme,sit of this uuforttinate rccUrrence.i , The ship Bootle, Fird.d, is on shore a little above Ithe fort, at the pier head, and completely stranded she had 70 tons of ontward.bound fteltht from Li verpool, and 150 hogsheads of sugAr on board fix that port—all damaged. • At no great distance: &hat this, the army schooitei Teazer, and.the two.prison ships, were stranded. Mail floats; LAO Spencer and Sprightly; its also on Ilion, ind damaged. . . . Sloop Chance, of Anguilla, got. on the reef n Needham's, i, attempting to proceed to sea, and is bilged , . • • • • Too foreign schornen are on the beach, and as the? are pot hilgei,l„ efforts are making to get them off: - A boat belonging to the Bustard man of. war was upset in coating round the point at the entrance tee the wharly,and two of the crew.drowne,d—the re. maining three being saved with much difficulty. , The small craft at Speight's.town are, teportnatO haVe teen destioyed ; and a shalhip belonging to btri Evelyn, of Oistin's, was also,lost. ' , • Is Majesty's ships Gratiqins,,Venns, Lightning $ ; sebooster 13ittahott and sever 4 merchant vessels; rude out the gale, with out receiving any injury. L Mr. Lockwood. .Master Attendant at the Nam*. yard established here, ai t il the Captain of the ornate:,, port Three Sisters, afforded every assistance in their.' poser to the Colonist, and rescued, the passengers stnd crew from their perilous Otqatir on board that vessel, at the liiiard of own lives, The Hope, Exqusit, from London to Peterburgb Was taten on the V.Bth of J:ily by the Halcon Lantsg brig dr: war; and carried into Christiansand. Foisr of tte French prisoners, who lately escaped from the Perth deput e were disci:erred within a mile of Arbroath, tin SO-turday forenoon, br a seaman be. longing to the Custom.hciuse yacht ~sta:ioned there, who procured the assisfanci, of some likbourers, and attempted to apprehend theirs, upon which they dresi, their knive; and threatened to stab any one who should lay hold on Diem ; hut on the arrival of A recruiting party a nd pther assistancea the .Frenchmen submitted. They stated that on Thursday night they were on board a vessel at Dander, but which tli4p were unable to carry off on account of the neap tide, whiCh preielied her,fleating., The following was the betting al • rattersal's yester diy; for the• St. Ledger; at Tloncager :-7 tp f,agfh Altisidora, 7 to I agst Tyger, 7 to 1 agst La Stratht more, 9 to 1 agst Prime Minister, .12 to I agst Grit, maldi colt. Yak Royal does hot start. Five to twO horses against mifies. - A footrace of a mile was ruff yesterday in Ashford, Grove,,. betwixt Jaisei Simpron, a Nottinghamshirg man, and Georg: Jum, a runner of some re ii i The parties were backed for 25 guineas asi ;'and .I,upp woo .the match by seven yards; in Hie minute* and s twerity seconds: . , • A severe battle was fonght yesterday, Fir twit guineas a side, in Kilburn.fielels, between sort keeper, and Jasoft, a coachman, to consequerlie of a dispute at a pnblic house- Jessup was befit in forty. ' two minutes, biit neither of the men were•able to walk off the ground front the biaiing received.. CORM-EXCHANGE : MAaft4.mak:, 6#.01% lb. . iv! late large arrivals of torero Wheat .naased many boyersl to At* forward, in the hope of being able to pick the prime sam ples at a lower price; but the bad condition in which the goes arrived, regtdritvg them to he Atilt to granary. ha) mo r d hrisk sole of English Wheat, at rather a small advapce,u) pr Ce. Barley and Malt continue in good demand, at ;act Alooday's prices„ Oats are also brisk ,ale, at that„day'esorici. In Peas e , Beans, Rye, Ind other aritcles, there is no al.tlitinit, ,English. . , . Wheat, Kt.nt and Essex, Ws* Wheats Amtifieka 011• 06: I C4s,per ,ftiarftr.. . per quarter. Ditto, Suffolk, WS. 9es. Ditto, Datita:c Stis. 100., ,, Ditto, Norfolk, 7sis. Wu . Ditto, Baltic lila .765.. ;lye 40s. 445. Ditto, Hombre or Barley 38s. 445. Fine 4Cs. 481. Bremet .it. $55. Malt, sou poi & . unto, apbaut White Peas, old, rJs. ow. new, Ryei COs. 4tia. 765. 80s. 13 Ally, 4 4- 1,114. Orel; ditto, 50s. 56*. Oats, Brew / Small Beans, 66e. 70s. • • • Oats, Feed, • Tick do. eos. ells. hog 00s. 005. Whet' Peas, Oats, Potatoe, Ng. 441. 005. Orly . Vett°, 545. folls. Ditto, Poland, 28.. stts. Ditto, Feed, VO4. 345. Fkso Plow, per Sack, liSa. 906. Boni. - 'nth De an . , Ilaierkaa Ma. lOM.