Star.
London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

GOTFENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, OCTOBER 2!.

It is not to be doubted, that Bavaria has joined
the Allies; 30,000 of them are making towards Er•
Furth, under the command of General Wrede.

Generals Bulow and Tauenzien do their utmost,
joined to the Landstrum, to keep Ney's corps off
from Berlin • the latter is reckoned to be 30,000
strong. They have beaten off two severe attacks
frotulley's corps, and pushed them back, although
with the loss of many brave soldiers, amongst whom
are a number of' Walmoden's division.

We have news from Berlin down to the 17th; all
was well there.

CUXHAVEN, OCTOBER 24.

All our information from the armies is encourag-
ing. There have been incessant skirmishes, but none
of importance, and no general action.
The letters by the Gottenburgh Mail were deliver-
ed from the Post Office yesterday :—those from that
port are to the 24th of this month, and the intelligence
from Berlin is of the 17th inst. It is adverted to in
the following letter :

44 Gottenburgh, October 44.
•' We have news from Berlin of the 17th of this
month, and at that time so much alarm prevailed
under the expectation of the approach of the French,
that the Merchants and others were packing up the
more valuable part of their property to remove it
from danger. Ney had crossed the Elbe at Witten-
• burg with 35,000 men, on which Tauenzien and
_Thumen had raised the siege of that place, their force
being indadequate to give any effectual opposition to
the enemy.
The French grand army occupied the whole
country froth the Pleiss to the Elbe, and consisted of
about 170,000 men. The Allies have all inined, and
on each side Bonaparte hat to encounter 180,000
men. The Bohemian army is comriuted at this DUffi-
ber, and at the same number the Northern army
combined with that of Silesia."
AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER 23.
A part of Tette:thorn's corps has penetrated as far
as Lingen (13 miles west of Bremen, near the Dutch
frontiers,) where they delivered the conscripts, plun-
dered are French public chests, and delivered every ,
wbowthkeitive German patriots.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1813.
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A Path Paper, of the 25th, readied Town last
night ; but it contains nothing from the army in
Saxony of a more recent date than the Bth instant.—
This is an additional proof that the communications
with France are entirely interrupted. At that date,
BONAPARTE is said to have been somewhere near
Lutzen. The KING of NAPLES (MURAT) was at
Rochlitz ; and the French army is described as oc-
cupying a strong line of positions, extending from
Dresden to Leipsic. In the mean time, Frankfort
has been stripped of its garrison, with a view, no
doubt, to reinforce the Grand Army, or to serve as
a pint d'apititi, in any retrograde movements which
BONAPARTE may find necessary.
The positions of the Allies on the 12th instant,
according to the private advices from Gottenbergh,
were as follow : the CROWN PRINCE was at Merseburg,
General BLUCHER at Halle, and Prince SCHWART•
zamizno at Borna. There were other Russian, Aus-
trian and Prussian troops between Altenburg, Chem-
nitz, Freyberg, and Marienberg. The following is
a tolerably accurate muster-roll of their combined
forces. It may serve to correct some misconceptions
which have arisen with respect to the amount of the
Russians :
Russians and Prussians under Barclay de Tolly - - 80,000
Reserve under Bennigsen, some divisions having re-
mained with Blucher, effective, - - - 40 NO
The Austrians under Selwartzetsberg - 55,C00
Klenau ..... • - 10,e00

Total Grand Army - - 185,000
Prince Royal and Blucher (not including 30,000
under buiow, and the troops acting against Davoust) 100,000

Total in combined movement upon Leipsic • 285,000
We are credibly informed, that the whole force
under BONAPAIUE falls short of 180,000.

To the force of the Allies we have now to add the
Bavarian and Austrian Army under General Witans,
60,000 strong, and now in full march, according to
the Gottenburgh letters, upon Erfurth and Gotha, in
Saxony, with a view also to intercept the retreat of
the French army. On the side of Westphalia, TED.
TENBORN, THIELMAN, LANGENALI, and MENSDORF
all of whom " make war upon their own account,
after the manner of Scum.," are in full activity. Not
only has the former surprised Bremen and Oldenburgh,.
but he has now pushed forward a corps to Staade.
—The country between the sea coast and Cassel, the
Westphalian capital, is over-run by the Partisan corps
of the latter, and they act in full communication with
the Cossacks under PLATOFF. How this rideau is to
be drawn aside by the French army we are at a loss
to know. With respect to any projected movement
upon Berlin, that seems not to have seriously been
persisted in ; at least we know that the Prussian ca-
pital was safe on the 17th.

Mails from Gibraltar, Cadiz, and Corunna, arrived
this morning. The Corunna Papers furnish nothing
of interest, but those from Cadiz and Gibraltar are
more important. We regret to say, that the malig.
nant fever at Gibraltar still continues. The follow-
ing are such extracts from the Spanish Papers and
our own private communications as we deem most
interesting :
1, GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 13, 1313.
PRIVATE LETTER.

It I am sorry to inform you, that a very alarming
fever has made its appearance here for some days
past. The Faculty have not yet declared their opi.
nion as to the nature of the disease; but those who
witnessed the horrid pestilence here in 1804 think
that the symptoms of this fever are extremely similar,
as it commonly proves' fatal on the third or fourth
day, and those who die have the black vomit : Captain
HALL, Brigade Major, died with this symptom yes-
terday morning. All the sick are removed to a
lazaretto outside the Garrison ; the churches are shut
up, and all communication between the Town and
South is cut off, except to Officers and' soldiers on
duty. The Spaniards have drawn a cordon of troops
across the Neutral Ground, and cut of all intercourse
with the place by sea and land.
is The deaths yesterday were six—Sick in the laza.
retto 17.

" The SERAPIS has just arrived, in nine days from
Mahon, and brings intelligence of the 21st tilt. from
Malta, where the Plague had very much decreased,
only two having died that day in the city of Valette."

" MADRID, OCTOBER 8.

" They write from Tarragona that they continue
working with the utmost activity on that fortress.—
Lord Bentinck has gone to Palermo, leaving Gene-
ral Clinton in the command till the arrival of Picton,
who is expected every moment. The enemy re.
main on the right of the Llobregat, in number from
14 to 15,000 men ; and, according to intelligence
received in Tarragona on the 28th ult. his movement
towards Lerida appears very near :—the reason• for
believing this, is his having distributed rations for ten
days to his soldiers.
" They write from Rues, under date of September
28, as follows :

" Suchet occupies his former positions on the plain
of Barcelona. The English and Neapolitan divisions

are in Tarragona; the Calabria: and Sicilians in
Valls; the Majorcan division in this town, and the
;reliant Army of Catalonia on the points of Vique, to
oppose the Marshal in the event of his attempting an
invasion.. Sarsfield is with the vanguard in Villa.
franca. The walls of the fortress of Tarragona,
Fuerte Real, and its curtain, are already in a condition
to resist any attack from the enemy : 5000 English
are employed in repairing the fortifications, which in
two months will be in a better state than they were
previous to the siege.
41 In one of the villages in the neighbourhood of
Seo de Urge!, 500 men belonging to the Prince's re-
giment were attacked by 1000 of the enemy, under
the command of General Expert, who, notwithstan-
ding his superiority of forces, was repulsed with con-
siderable loss."
GENERAL AND EXTRAORDINARY CORTES.