Star.
London, England, 1813-02-08 00:00:00

ST. MALO, JANUARY 17.

Yesterday evening arrived in our roads the Eng-
lish brig the Ann and Jean Rag of truce, with 99
sick prisoners and two females. This vessel, which-
left Chatham for Morlaix, with only five or six days
provisions, kept the sea 21 days, not daring to make
any land on account of the thick fogs which prevailed
all the time. Six of the men whom she-was convey.
ing to France died of absolute want on the passage, '
and those that have been landed are so emaciated,
that they are scarcely expected to recover.

CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBER IS.
Ilikoghlou, who had rebelled against the Grand
Seignior, and shut himself up in Silistria, has quitted
that fortress, and taken refuge with the Russians.
The Grand Seignior daily takes measures to re-
possess himself of his just authority. This is the
grand purpose of his system of severity. He has de-
stroyed the Moruzzio, whose influence had frequently
governed the determinations of the Divan ; and no
other family can acquire the same ascendancy.
Dconiumt 20.—We have intelligence from Cairo
of the 2d of October, Communicating the agreelble
information of the capture of Safra and Dehediecle,
taken from the Wechabites by the troops under the
orders of Jussum Pacha, Governor of Egypt. Abu
Scidid, who brought this news, is one of the most
considerable Arab Chiefs of this Government; by
his influence with his countrymen, he persuadeil great
numbers to abandon the cause of the Wechabites,
and foil* thew into a corps of 0000 tusp. With

this teem ma a part of the zgypdan cavalry,
obtained possession, by stratagem, of an important
defile, through which the road to Medina lies; the
troops stationed there flying without making the least
resistance. Upon this success, Jussum Pacha ad,
vanced with the Ottoman army, and fixed his head.
quarters about twelve leagues from the defile, um
he should receive reinforcemenu from Jembo ; while
the Arab legion, the road being open, advanced quit
to the walls of Medina, the Wechabite garrison
which does not exceed 1200 men. The desertion
the Arabs is attributed to the failure of provisions
the enemy's camp. The reduction of the holy cities
of Medina and Mecca is now believed to be certain,
and continued discharges of artillery at Cairo ,
nounced the public joy. Ebu Seidid has been pre..
sented with a superb pelisse of honour, and received
likewise three villages.

LISBON PAPERS.

MADRID, DECEMBER 27:

Oa the 19th and 20th instant, more tha' two him.
dred French perished at Guadarama, oat of 2000 vif
came from Valladolid with Drouet, in consequence
of a great storm and snow.

ALICA.NT, JANUARY se
The Commandant of a Guerilla party, Senor Ne.
bot, a monk, having organized in the course of a fee►
months 2500 infantry, and 500 horse (lancers),
tween Palencia and Tortosa, is now in Suchet's rear,
The Governor of Valencia being informed of t 1:•
ordered him to be pursued ; but this gallant Corn-
mandant attacked and routed the party sent to pt.
sue him, took three convoys, two pieces of artillery
which had been spiked, and 500 men.—a great nun
ber were killed. All the country which this Nebi
occupies,has only paid to the enemy the first third
the contribution. In short, he is• the terror of
enemy, who in bis Gazettes speaks of him with ,
utmost respect. This Commandant has also placed
officers at proper places to collect the contributions
ordered by the legitimate Government, formed ma.
gazines, manufactories for casting balls, repairing r
arms, &c. and prepared every thing requisite for
preservation of his party. More than .500 French ,
all ranks have deserted to his division. Hehasseveral
times dispersed the spurious Spaniards, and rigo-
rously persecutes them. He has formed a partii.
Junta, composed of determined patriots, and adopted
other measures of order and precaution.

TRUXILLO, JANUARY 1.

They write from Madrid, that Souk has recei
orders from Bonaparte to proceed to France with forty
thousand Vandals ; some accounts state that he

mands sixty thousand. By private intelligence
know that Soult received in Toledo, where he had
head-quarters, an official dispatch from Joseph,
march on the 11th or 12th of January, with his troops
for Cuenca. We are ignorant whether Soult will
leave garrisons upon the Tagus ; the last accounts
state that he was already in &timid.
The partisan Chaleco lately made 150 prisoners...,
We are assured that Duran has taken the fortress '-
Jana, in Arragon.
BANKS OF THE DOURO, AANUARY 14.
All the French who were cantoned on the right
the Ezla have abandoned that river, and taken
direction of Valladolid. In Zamora they have a very
trifling garrison. A corps of cavalry, belonging •
the 6th army, bas arrived at Benevente.