Star.
London, England, 1813-09-23 00:00:00

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

It has just been telegraphed horn YArmnuth, that
the Officer in command of our ships of war at the
Mouth of the Elbe, had received an account from
Altona (the channel by which the former accounts,
which proved correct, were received), that BONA•
PARTE had come to the assist :nce of the Prince of
MosmvA with 40,000 men, and that he had been per-
sonally defeated by the CROWN PRINCE. in a general
battle on the 10th instant, with the loss of FIFTY
THOUSAND MEN!

Report adds, that BONAPARTE had thrown himself
into Magdeburgh with_ 12,000 men, being the re-
mains of the army with which he attacked.

To-day it is again and again reported, on the au-
thority of letters from the Coast of France, that prefs
den has fallen into the bands of the Allies. The
peison who brought one of these letters from Calais
left it on Tuesday night, and arrived at Dover too
late for the Mail, but the letter was given to the
Guard, who did not deliver it until late this morn-
ing. The Gentleman who received it, says that the
writer has never deceived him in any account which
he has sent him.
Letters were received in Town this day front
General Sir ROBERT WILSON, who is with the Allied
Armies in Bohemia. Sir ROBERT was on horsebacks
beside the Emperor of RUSSIA, at the moment Ge-
neral MOREAU received his mortal wound. The lat-
ter had just galloped up to make a communication to
the EMPEROR, and the horses heads touched when
the ball executed its fetal commission.

Sir ROBERT WILSON describes the retreat tf the
Allies from before Dresden as being ma:telly in the
extreme, end as effected without much loss, but this
he ascribes to a blunder having been committed by
one of the French Generals, who took a wrong direc-
tion when sent in pursuit. This General, Sir Ronal.
states to hare been Bratiharnoil, but this must have
been a slip of the pen► Probably he alludes to the
affair of VANDAMME.

Letters have been received from Br:-lin of the 6th
instant, which state, that the Surgeon who attended
General MOREAU has written to his friends in that .
City, acquainting them that the General lost one of
his legs, the ball having carried away the foot from
the ancle, and that the other is dreadfully lacerated,
pronouncing him at the satne time out of danger.

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER se.
Came down from the River, the Arab, BROWN,
for South Seas ; Hermes, MOOR, for Howtli ; Friend-
ship, CATTER, for Lisbon; John and Sally, for Bit.
boa, and several others.—Came down

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 21.
Put in here by contrary winds, the ship Ann Os-
borne, MACDONALD, from Bermuda and Halifax, with
a cargo, bound to London.—Arrived the Deptford
naval transport, from the River; the Dorothy, ASH.
'ton, from Boston ; the Venus, CHISURAN, from New.
castle; the Providence, BROWN, from Newhaven and
Portsmouth.; the Union, Houn, from Portsmouth ;
the Vigo, TAYLOR, from Southampton ; the H.tinah,
BARNS, from Newcastle; and the Dulwich, H►xs,
from Hull. Also arrived his Maiesty's ships LIGHT-
NING and OPOSSUM, from the West Indies, last front
• St. Thomas's.—Wind E.S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 22.
Sailed his Majesty's ship QUEEN, of 74 guns, Capt.
Lord COLVILLE ; UNICORN, 32, Captain PRCHELL ;
NYSIPHEN, 36, Capt. HANCOCK ; and REDPOLR, 10t
Capt. FRASER, to the Eastward.—Came into harbour,
the TORTOISE, store ship, Captain COOR. The Anni.
versary of his Majesty's Coronation has been observed
at this Port, with the usual demonstrations of joy.

Saturday night, about ten o'clock, his Majesty's
cutter the SWAN fell in with a brig off Beachy Head,
which she repeatedly hailed, but without receiving
any answer. The cutter's boat was then manned to
take possession of her, when she proved to be the
Hazard, of Sunderland, TAYLOR master, with a cargo
of coals, and abandoned by her crew, not having a
soul on board. When the Swan's people captured
her, she was wabbling in the sea, at the mercy of
the waves, and must have gone ashore, where she
would have been dashed to pieces; but, in conse-
quence of their taking charge of her, she was carried
safe into Newhaven harbour the next day.
Yesterdax.a Quarterly General Court was held at
the East India House, when, after the usual forms, a
ballot for the restoration to the Company's service of
Mr. Psraa CAMPBELL, late Commander of the extra
ship Lord Keith, was fixed for the ISth Oat. next,.
Captain W. Gr.urrow was sworn into the command of
the ship Europe, consiguedp Madras and Bengal,

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