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Yu: is 156 t-ns burthen, not six months off thestocks, eopp.:r fastened, mounted twelve 6-pounders (ten of i -hick were thrown overboard during the chase), manned with 82 Men, and appears to sail very fast.! having run us upwards of 100 miles in a chase of 11 ht.urs, almough not four miles a-head of us .tt the commencement of it. I have the hon ur to be, &c. (Si vied) FRAS. wNs. AUsTEN. Extract of a I.etter from Captain Clephan, of his Majesty's sloop e Charybdis, addressed to litar Admral sir F. antis Lato- Yey, and trammitted by the lat et- to J. W. Croker, Esq. His Majesty's sloop Charybdis, Sombrero Passage, December 31, 1812. I beg lea . ve to accpiaent you, cleat at half-past nine tk.s moaning, ihe Island of Saba bearing N. E. six leagues, I tell in with, and atter five hours and a half , captured the BiockaJe, Amet !can schooner ivateer, of 10• guns wed 6u m ii, her first ciuize, had only take!) a small schoe,n.r belonging to St. Lucia, but being chased by on: of our brigs, two' days ago, was bilged :o abandon her. Toe Bloc ic.ide is a fine schooner, only three months iirece her keel was laid, is 128 toes, has thrown all her guns eiverbuard, except one, i.e the chase. Copy of a Lem,- from Captain Alexander, of his klajcsty's ship tl:e Colo , aus, addressed to Admiral Lord Keith, wad trans niitted by hiq 1.. rdship to J. W. Croker, His Majesty's ship Colossus, at Sea, in tat. 42 deg -3 ruin. N. long. 85 deg. Pi W. Jan. 5, 1813. MY LORD—I have die honour to inform your Lord ship, that his Majesty's ship under my oi&rs, cap tured this morning the ship Dolphin, an Am...rican letter ( , f marque, from Philadelphia, bound to Baur deaux, of 362 tons, armed with twelve carriage guns, and having on board 56 officers andmen, and tour passengers, agiveably to her papers. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) T ALEXANDER, Captain. MILITARY PROMOTI.'NS. WAtt•O F ICE, JAN. 16. Royal Reg:ment o Horse Guards—... Acute am-General Arthur 111arqutlia of lA"eil.i.gton, K. front the .:3d Foot, to he Co- lord, vice Ge alai the Duke of ktortbum'i. rland, who resigns. 31d Regiment ut Footi—Lieutenant-G ne int Sir John C. Sher brooke, ICS. front the oath Foot, to be Colonel, vice the Mai qtr. ss of Weill:von, appointed to the command of de k oyai Regiment of Horse Guard;. 68lli Ditto—M .ior-G. 'legal Henry Wade, from the Ist Regi n.elli of l'Out 4,4141%15, :o b. Culooel, vice Sir John C. 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' ThnitGN-beitiCC l TXSMAttorfr, Dispatches, of which the following are copies, and an extract tf have been received by Viscount Castivreagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affair., from General Viacouut Cat!:cart, K. T. his Majesty's Ambassador Extraor dinary and Plenipotentiary at the Cuurt of St. Petershurgh. St. Petersburgh, Dec. 12, 1812. MY LORD-4 now avail myself of a Swedish con. • rier to forward translati.ns of two Bulletins, viz. one from Major-General Kutusoff, Aide-de-Camp-Gene ral, of the 2d December; and one from General Count Wittgenstein, of the 4th Deceinber. Your Lordship will perceive by their reports, that the passage of the Berezyna has cost the French up. wards of 20,000 men, killed, wounded, drowned, and prisoners, and th it the remains of Bonaparte's army, with which he is still present, are endeavouring to proceed towards Veleika, while General Wittgen-. stein's corps is moving upon its right, and with every expectation of getting before it ; the Moldavian army upon the left, is moving upon Molodetchno l and the main army, under Count TormazofF, is moving in a parallel direction to that of the Moldavian army, at no great distance from it, while Count Platoff, with a strong detachment at Cossacks, light cavalry, and light artillery, with the infantry, under General Er maloff, is understood to be in front of the French, in ' the very line they are pursuing. The French force, as stated by the Admiral. is evidently much over-rated. The last place named by Count Wittgenstein (Nei; mentchim) is one or two stages north from Wane. The Russian patriotic levies continue to come faint ward with unabated zeal, and a new army of frft* thousand infantry and twenty thousand cavalry, fro some of the southern provinces, is reported ready fair service and assembled. The French march at night, and halt during the day, in hollow squares ; surrounded as they are by Cossacks, their supplies must be very precarious, and numbers are said to be found dead of cold and fa mine on every ground their army quits. The Field-Marshal is with the Moldavian army. - Marshal Macdonald is reported, by the Cowman. dant at Riga, to occupy an Arc, - cutting off the angie formed by the Duna with the Baltic ; his right at , Frederickaham, his left at Tukuma, and his centre at Esicay. He menaces Riga, but probably with intention to prevent interruption to the supplies he wishes to send to meet the French army. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CATHCART. Aide-de.Camp-General Gobettilstschoff Kutss - C's Repcirt to Imperial Majesty, dated &resins, December 2. By my last report, I had the satisfaction to ac. quaint your Imperial Majesty of my arrival, Loge• ther with my corps, at habinoviitseby. I there re: ceived the first intelligence which reached me of Count Wittgenstein's corps; who was establishing the communication between himself and our grand army. In the mean time, I not only did not cease to act on the enemy's flank during his retreat, but obliged hit advanced guard to keep on a regular defensive from Orsha to. Boryssoff. On account of the continued attacks of my detachments, the enemy every where met the Cossacks on his road ; and the corps under my command took, in the different skirmishes I had with him, three Generals, seventy-three Staff,. and other officers, and five thousand nice hundred and twenty-nine privates. At least as many mute have been killed.. Not fat from Boryssoff I united myself to the corps under Count Wittgenstein, in conformity to whose orders I am directed to protect his right Rank ; and in order that there may be no obstacle in the passage of the Berezyna, and to get the start of the enemy (4 the road to Wileyka, I wlirled my corps to the right towards Berezyna, from waence I am in hopes to be the better enabled to cut him off. Arrived at Lapel; I was there informed by the inhabitants that a consi derable corps of the enemy, under General Wrede, WAS at Doktschitzas. I immediately ordered there a strong advanced guard, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Tetsenborn, who has reported to !IF!, that no sooner had he been perceived by the ene my, than they retreated by the Wileyka ro..d, probe biy in the intention of uniting with their mail, body. I am now going in'prirstrit of the enemy, and shall continue to remain under the command of Count Wittgenstein, conformably to the oxdars I received Sir ROBERT WIGFiA.N . 4, Bart. in the ('hair, Resole d, What a Gent ral Aletting of the Merchants, Bank er•. rs, and all other Per-ons in any way interested in the I'r• r:ation of this 1 rade to the Port of London, be held, by tission of the Righ, t ionourable the Lord Mayor, it the .n Hall, at the Mansion House, on Thursday the 81st Jam.r.ry instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Non, for the pr•rpase of taxing ti.to their most serious consideration those Measures vi..ch it will tie cape. Lot to adopt, an order r protect the Interests n: .N.! 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