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_. . r. THE EVENING STAR. , L01D04.7 THURSDAY, OCTOBER '7, 1815. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Caas.sB6—foracc. Ssli—Boads Is. Si. dls. - IS per ct. sq 811-oing. 71f—Exch. Bills par Is. dls. Ss. pr. .We yesterday stated that fresh Paricrapers were in town—to-day we present eitracts. The most re cent intelligence from the vicinity of Dresden is to the 28th ult. and from Paris to the 4th inst. The Austrian Army in Bohemia is still in full activity— and so formidable is its attitude, that it requires the dile of the French army to watch it. The Imperial Guards—the corps of the Dukes of BIELLUNO and R AousAL-the reserve of the artillery—the corps! of Count LOBAU—and the cavalry under Latrouß MAU BOURG, are the troops opposed to it—they form the Most numerous and best appointed proportion of the French army. " The " Confederates," as the Allied Russian and Austrian armies in BOhemil are now called, con tinue their harassing system of issuing from the passes, and we are briefly told that the French corps, after repeatedly following them into the plains of Toplitz, had retired upon Erzeberg. But it is upon the side of Silesia, and from the gallant BLUCHER, that the Tyrant must now expect the most desisive blow. That enterprising and suc cessful General having advanced within fifteen miles of Dresden, rendered it necessary for BONAPARTE to come out in person to attack him. BLUCHER, accor ding to the good old system, retreated fighting to the Spree, but carefully avoided - any general engagement. During this temporary advance and retreat, 131. u. num was in full communication with the Bohemian army—a circumstance of no mean account in forming our estimate of the probable results of the campaign. BONAPARTE returned on the 24th to Dresden, order ing the Duke of TARENTUM to take up a position on the heights of Weissig, eleven miles from Dresden. Another Paris article states, that BONAPARTE was ex pected again at Bischefswerda on the 27th, and that great events were expected in that direction. Bis chefswerda is a central point, eastward from Dres- den—it is precisely, that point towards which the armies of BLUCHER and the Toplitz Confede would advance, after forming a junction. If a is to be hazarded, therefore, Bischefswerda will ))y be the scene of action. the direction of the Elbe, or rather of the PRINCE'S army, BONAPARTE, and his deputy ince of MOSICWA, are not less encompassed with Wes. The Allies are now in a condition to the transit of provisions by the Elbe to Dreg the very boast of saving 20,000 quintals of •Tom seizure, is an evidence that the French had a desperate run for it. CaawN PRINCZ is preparing to pass the Elbe Dessau, and is no doubt directing his movements Is Leipsic. tat is said respecting the success of the Saxon al TIIIXLMAN, affords us more satisfaction than other part of the contents of the French Journals. epithets bestowed upon him, are the best proofs . importance of his services. He is directly in rear of the French army at Dresden. following has been rxeived from Spain : " MADRID, SEP I EMBER 15. On the 13th the troops belonging to the 3d army marched from Zatagossa in the direction of 'l'udela, they will receive orders. , 0 her corps of the army have taken the same direction. According ':at they write from Saragossa, more than 20,000 Spaniards have passed through that capital to rein the Allied Army." SAN I'IAGO, SEPTEMBER 17. .tichet's total force, including Decean's, amounts 30,000 men; what he has sent to n:intorce Soult at 10,000. Barcelona, the only place worthy the attention Combined Army, requires a garrison of 18,000 for a regular defence." " MADRID, SEPTEMBER 15. They write from Murcia, under date of the 11th, the whole of that city the most perfect health /ails, and that they consider a miracle, to see mselves free from that contagion which during late they have suffered." esterday Count MtngsTEE had an audience of the REGENT, at Carlton House. Earl of BATHURST transacted business at his yesterday, and sent a communication to the ,AOR REOaNT of the dispatches brought by Mr. .osiNsoN, the King's Messenger, from the Marquis "ELLINUTON, _ Pions REHM? bad a select party to dinner yesterday, at Carlton House. ~‘ Tuesday his Royal Highnesi the COMMANDER . Cum, after holding his Levee, left town to join a shooting party at the Earl of YARMOUTH'S seat, near ford, in Essex. esterday was the first day on which the alteration commenced in her Royal Highness the PRINCESS OF W ALES ' S establishmemt, all the tables being cut off, the whole of her Royal Highness s Household put on' board wages. )ver is at this time very full of fashionable visi. • Amo n others are— Lord an d Li ver p oo l, Lord and Lady Castlereagh, Lord ad Lady Nelson, Lord and Lady *awry, General Wallis, Copula Ruse, Carlin FAWN% etc. /cc. CAPTURE OF BAUTZEN, • BY STORM. ADVANCE .OF THE ALLIES, IN ALL DIRECTIONS, UPON DRESDEN. Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning.— They bring the particulars of the glorious and im portant intelligence above announced, and which we subjoin, having no room for comments. The above Mails were brought to Harwich by the Henry Freeling Packet. The Passengers state, that it was once more re ported at Gottenburgh, that the Allies were in pos • session of Dresden ; but the dates of the intelligence in the French Papers renders these accounts impro bable. The journey from Dresden to Paris occupies three days—from Paris to London, about the same period; but from Dresden to Gottenburgh, and froth thence to London, we apprehend, that in time of war, the route cannot be accomplished in less than double the above period. “ YARMOUTH, OCTOBER O. 44 Arrived this morning the Henry Preeling packet, from Gottenborgh, having on board a Russian Mes senger, charged with dispatches for our Government. The Passengers by the Packet state, that the French army have evacuated Dresden, and that it was occu pied by the Allies.” " GOTTENDURG, SEPTEMBER U. Blutzen was taken by storm. on the night be tween the 19th and 20th. All communication ap pears to be cut off between Leipzic and Dresden. Letters of the 17th from Berlin, say that the Emperor tif Russia has made Madame Moreau a Princess, with a pension of 100,000 rubles per ann. " The Head-quarters of the Crown Prince were, on the 16th, at Zerbst ; the greater p.m of his army had. passed the Elbe. General Billow is besieging Wittenberg. . ‘‘ General Walmoden, on the 18th inst. defeated a corps of 6000 French at D anneberg-1200 privates, 1 General, and 3 Colonels prisoners ; 'and 8 pieces of cannon taken." cnetswer den—it united at rates woi battle is probably In thi CROWN ] the Prin. difficalti dispute den : th meal fro at least s The C at Dessa towards What General any othe The epic of the in the rear The f Gs o n marched where tb Bd army to what Spaniart farce the 46 Sucl to 30,00 is about Bar of our CA met) for " The that in tl prevails, themselv years the Yestei Psu NCi .The Office yl l'itosca • ROSINSC of WEL The ] yesterds Cfn ut Ctsn shootini Rumfol Yew cOMMeI WALIg end th 4 were p Dove tors. • Lord and Lad Gwaia FROM THE RUSSIAN INVALID. WARLIKE OCCURRENCES.••-FIRSP STATEMENT FROM TIRE ARMY. is ST. PETERSBURGH, AUGUST 23.—(SEPT. 4.) 41 The extent of the Armistice is attained ; the army is completed. The infantry doubled by the reserve regiments, and the militia front all the Pro vinces, stand in the same ranks with the old soldiers. Courageously and animated with the love of their country, do the troops march against the enemy, wlso has rejected all reasonable proposals for a lasting Peace. 4, The Russian Armies, stronger than they ever have been, on the left bank of thu Vistula, provided with every ne;essary in the most complete manner, stand beside us. Austria, penetrated with the justice of our cause, has joined us with large and excellent armies. ig Sweden has completed her preparations. The Crown Prince commands a fine army, composed of the troops of the Northern Powers. " England has her armies in Spain; but neverthe less asaists 'the rest of the Allies with all the necessa ries of wax." On the subject of the Dispatches brought by the above Mails, Government has issued the following Bulletin : “ FOREIGN OFFICIit, OCT. 7, 1813. By Dispatches received from Mr. THORNTON, dated Coswick, 15th September, it appears that the head-quarters of the Niece ROYAL were removed on the 11th to Seyda, on the 12th to Coswick, an the _ • Elbe, and on the 15th to Zerbst. " The enemy evacuated Bautzen on the 12th, and matched by Bischofswerda on Dresden. General Blucher entered Bautzen on the 12th." A Heligoland Mail has also arrived ; it brings the following additional highly-gratifying intelligence from the Seat of War. The accounts are dated the 3d instant : " HELIGOLAND, SEPTEMBER 3. " By accounts horn the opposite coast we learn, that desertion prevailed to an amazing degree in the French armies—that the Crown Prince was advanc ing, and expected to cross the 20th of September ; that Ney was concentrating his forces at Dubin; and that Leipzic had been taken by storm, and the Duke of Padua killed." Yesterday Lord MELVILLE held a Levee at hit Office at the Admiralty, which was attended by the following Officers : Adinirah Durham and St iJ. Richardson, Captains Raggeth Thomas Dundas, Cochrane, Fane, Hogge, and Shepherd. There is a report that Lord VALENCIA has received a letter from Abyssinia, assuring him that MuNoo PARK is still alive, a prisoner in the country of one •f the Eastern Tribes of Africans. We fear that there is no good foundarion for this rumour. Two brothers of Monxitu are now in the service of the French Government, in civil situations. One of them is said to be established at Morlaix, a place which is calculated to skew that his employers confide in him, and that he is faithful to the trust reposed in him. This person is married, to the sister of the wife of Switurr, of the Irish Legion, formerly of Cork ; the same who shot his friend and brother Officer s Co*, As; in a duel some years since, . SPORTING INTELIGENCE. ..--I—. NEWILMIIKET FIRST OCTOBER MUTING, ISIS. - .• • wiDNISDAT, OCTOBSII 4. Fifty Oaken, tree for any Hone, &e. Fain.-016 to WV! 7st. 4.; 3-yr. olds, est. 31b. ; 6-yr. olds, Set. 111 b.; and Igoe ass. 1. C. Mr Ofaver's cb. b. Slender Billy, Syn. I•• a 1 Ld. Sachville's Mulberry, 4yrs. • . • 2 Mr. Ladbrokes. ek. b. Hamlet, Syn. . . S Ld. Lowther's br. c. Euryalue, 4yrs. Seven to $ apt. Slender Billy—Two to 1 apt. Mulberry. One-third of a Subscription of 25p. each. Per Syr.-411 Colts. Sst. 916.;- aud FWies, ttst. 61b. D. I. Ana fir tbio ForeftY of Subset...cm—Twelve Subscribers. Mr. Andrew's Corporal -- . . 1 Ld. Foley's ch. c. Macedonian - . • . I Far C. Banbury's bl. a. Smelensko . S • Ten to 1 apt. Corporal —Four to 1 on Smolensk o. Mr. Udny's.TruMe, 80. 811. beat 14.0. H. cavendisles Ec eleston, Ist. 131 b. Als.,M. 30035. h. ft.--Siz to 3on Truffle. WINDSOR, OCT. 6.—Yesterday morning the QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH went to Frogmore and spent the day there. The weather proved remarkably fine, her MAJESTY took the exercise of riding in her garden chair, drawn by her beautiful bay pony, through the walks on the lawn, and other parts. Princess ELIZA-. BETH walked in the delightful gardens. Princess So- PHIA rude on horseback. Princess CHARLOTTE, at tended by the Duchess of Loans and Daughter. took an airing in the .Long Walk, &c.—This morning the Qum went to Frogmore. Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA - rode on horseback, attended by the Coun tess of ROSELYN, Generals TAYLOR, WYNTAXI4 and Sir BRENT SPENCER. Monday a royal deer was turned nut oa Ascot Heath for a day's sport, which was lost after a short run, owing to the torrents of rain which continued to fall. Yesterday, the weather proving remarkably fine, the hunt was resumed by a numerous field of sportsmen going , in pursuit of the deer, and they were so fortunate as to find him near Stanwell, when be gave them a most excellent chase, and was at length taken near Broomhill Hut. Yesterday the PORTUGUEREAMBAIMADOR transacted business at the Foreign Office. FURNITURE WAREHOUSS, 61, PALL MALLIKT. ' Atter respectfully acquaints the Public, that be is selling off, without reserve, at one half of their value, all such of his Furniture which remain of the last year's production, in order to make room for his IMP Itattertu. • By letters from India, per last fleet, we have the following account from Java ; —44 Unfortunately the Lieutenant-Governor undertook an expedition, with. out previously. consulting the Commander of the Forces, against Lumber, in the island of Borneo, con sequently the equipment was not properly attended to, and the means deficient. This unprepared armament sailed from Java, made its way, with incredible diffi culty, up the river, and attacked the strong port of Lumber, without any previous information of its strength, position, or means of the piratical enemy. As might be expected, the British forces were beaten back with considerable loss, and the brave Com mander, Captain Baowsr, of the Navy, has since fallen a sacrifice, from the fatigue, exertion, and .dis appointment, arising from the nature of the service, at that season of the year. In those climates, certain destruction follows Europeans in active service.— There were 100 of the 78th on board.—Tbe conse quences of the failure are lamentable, as it will give confidence to the pirates, who will now doubly annoy our trade, besides teaching the Indian Princes we are not invulnerable." . - An article in' the French papers, dated Milan, Sep tember 26, says, 4 4 ' According to intelligence from the Army, dated the 23d, General Verdier has taken a position at Federan and Recherdorf. General Count Grenier immediately marched from that side with his troops.—That General Officer will com mand all the corps on the left ; the Prince has re. served the particular command of the corps on 'the . right. The advanced posts of our troops in that part are still upon the Soave, at Veisselburg and Leppa. On the 21st, in the evening, in an attack upon an enemy's post upon the road - of Auersperg, we took 40 prisoners from the regiment of Franz Carl." DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—Mr. MUNDILN made his second appearance at this Theatre, last night, in Old Rapid, in the Comedy of A Cure for the Heart Ake t his performance throughout was received with the most distinguished marks of approbation—the scene which - occurs in the fourth act, previous to the duel, was upheld by him and Mr. Eturrott (ram Rapid) with both feeling and animation. COVENT-GARDEN.--MISS STEPHENS once more en acted ilfandatse, last night, to a brilliant and crowded audience. Mr. INCLIDON resumed his part of Arta ounce, and, though evidently not entirely recovered from his late severe indisposition, he most ably sus tained the character, and gave the with the most masterly effect—he was highly a s ;pfa s uded. As Mr. and Mrs. CAMERON of Fassifern, accom. panied by Miss MACDONALD of GIEDCO, and her cousin Miss KFNNX,DY, were lately returning from Argyle. l shire, the horses of the chaise suddenly took fright, a few miles to the west of Fort William, left the road entirely, at full gallop, and were driving furiously in the direction of a dreadful precipice. The chaise door and window were immediately thrown open by Mr. CAMERON, and the whole party escaped. They ' had scarcely left the chaise when it was thrown down a dreadful height, broken to pieces, and one of the horses killed on the spot. The driver was slightly hurt. The Gazette of Tuesday grants permission to any British Governor, Minister, Consql, or Merchant, re siding in foreign parts, to advance the sum of one shilling and sixpence pr duns, for the subsistence and paslage home of any seaman, or seafaring boy (sub. ecti of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland) that shall be shipwrecked, captured, or by other unavoidable accident, be driven. or cast away, or that shall be discharged as unserviceable from any of his Majesty's ships and vessels. Tuesday night, a female of the name of Sinker, - an apprentice to a feather maker at Lisson-row, New ington, who had been left sitting up, set fire to her clothes, and was burnt so dreadfully, that she ex pired yesterday. It is supposed that the candle had set her garments on fire when asleep. PILLORY.—A miscreant, late Valet to a Gentle. man at Hampton-court, who had been convicted o an unnatural assault on a boy, in that neighbourhood, and sentenced to two years imprisonment, and the pillory, yesterday underwent the latter part of the sentence, is a meadow at Hampton, THE ARMY. The reinforcing Detachment belonging to the bat talions and depots atCanterbury, Hythe, Shorncliffe, and Brat:mew Lees, have been ordered to Ports mouth forthwith. The depot of the 25th regiment (the Royal Bor derers) has been removed from Woodbridge to &r. wick.upon.Tweed. An order from the Wir-Office has directed all the articles of detailing and necessaries in the possession of Local Militia regiments. whick are not required for their established numbers, to be forwarded to the Storekeeper General's Office, in London. Major REYNOLDS has been appointed Deputy Judge Advocate for holding Courts Martial in the Susscs district. Colonel MACDONALD, Military Secretary to the Forces in Ireland, has relinquished his situation, to accompany Sir JOHN Hops to the Peninsula, and is to be Attached to that General's Staff. The garrison at Dover consists at present of the Derby, West York, and Galway Regiments of Mi. litia, with some detachments of the Line, and a prt portionate number of Cavalry, Artillery, and Engi neers. The stupendous works on the western heights are still going on, which, with those of the Castle. farm an interesting object of curiosity and attention, as well to the artificer as to the mathematician. NitVAIL iNti Dublin . Waterford - OO: Lbtion Corwin* rGENCE. all. nos. 1 0 Heligoland 1 2 Gambier&ls o o Goetway 1 D Jersey . 1 0 Passage All. DVS. • 0 $ . 2 I . • • . 0 0 • 1 • The ALEXANDRIA frigate, 01E1014 BONNE CIToY. aolue, and SRITIPSEE 1100p1I of war, are arrived in Leith Roads, from 4 the North Cape. The NIEMEN frigate arrived at Cork the 2d instant. willa a Beet, from Potteur , tith and Edinnuch, bound to Bermeda. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 4. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet, with a Mail from Passage, in seven days.—Sailed the Minims tender, for Plymouth ; and a large fleet of merchant. men, Ika to the Eastward.—The Darlington packet, with a Mail for Cadiz, is gone into the Roads,: Wind S.E. fresh breezes, and thick foggy weather. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER .5. Az.' rived the Ann, ENRON ; Augustine, Waimea ; Elizabeth, GILPIN ; and Three Brothers, WILICOTT ; from Liverpool : William, RIDDOCI, from Glasgow; ,Diligence, CHAPMAN, from l'enryn and Truro ; mingham, GILL, from Swansea ; and the Harriet, RICUARDS. from Bristol. Arrived last night the BLUM; brig of war, with a convoy of transports from Sc. Sebastian's, s;z days passage, having on board sick and wounded soldiers...A fleet of merchantmen anti coasters, of about 100 sail, are endeavouring to get out with the Balaton* sloop of war. Another letter *Vs they have sailed.—Wind variable. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER O. Arrived his Majesty's ships ROYAL oAlry of 74 guns@ Admiral Lord BIAUCLZAK, Captain Du, and Sim. Roast, 38, Captain GoanoN, from an unsuccessful search after Commodore RODOLIOL Came into bar, bour the Ecuoss, 74, Capt. Brzionass. The ItivoLk 74, Capt. HAMMOND, is appointed convoy for'Spain, Portugal, and into the Mediterranean. Arrived at the Motherbapk, and placed under strict quarantine, the Jubilee, Munk and Gunton, HALL, fruzi Mallow and Gibraltar. DEAL, OCTOBER 6. Arrived his Majesty's ship CADMUS, from a cruise and remains with his Majesty's ships MONMOUTH, fit. PRIGNABLZ, CHATHAM, CORNWALL, BIDPORD I BLEW. BULWAR4 Noaoz, YORK, and Wimp all of the line, and five sail of Russian men of war. Fiva O'CLOClL—Sailed the whole of the outward. bound, under convoy of the Nyurst cuttext—Wina E. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 6. Sailed his Majesty's ships STARLING and Mucus asus, with the Baltic convoy : the next will sail abou t the 12th instant. Also sailed the Aaatessoa gun. brig, with three ships for Heligoland..--Wind S.S.W. • LEITH, OCTOBER 4. • The GALLANT gun brig sailed from the Roads on Saturday, on a cruise. The ONERODT sloop of war, which arrived in the Roads on Saturday, sailed from Archangel on the Ist of September, with the follow. ing vessels under convoy :--The Juno, PARIC/11, and Nancy, BROTHUM for London I and the Juno. MATumvs, for Chatham ; she lost them on the 17th in a gale and thick weather. The Elisa tender sailed yesterday for Shields. The Ruby, Atrosasos ; and the Hero, Porrza, arrived at Gottenburgh on the 190th September, from Leith. The following notice was yesterday postsd at LLOYD'S : " Admiralty-oam, October I, MIL " SIR—In answer to your letter of yesterdefe dots, Weeks an application for a further convoy from °ousels' less the Bakic beyond the period fixed fur the lest this season, I am commandedi by my Lords Commisslooen of the Admiralty to acquaint you, that they will not depart from their original ar• rangement. • J. W. CllOll4ll. A most gallant act of intrepidity was performed oa Tuesday, the 28th ult. at Plymouth, by Mr. NAM, eldest son of Captain NASH, of the SALVADOR DRL MUNDO. A boat, with two womenand a man in it, while passing near that ship, unfortunately ran athwart the hawser, and immediately upset. Mr. NASH, per ' ceiving the accident, delivered his watch to A bye stander, and dashing through a port into the sea just as one of the females was sinking, dived after her in time to prove the means of saving her from a watery grave. 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