Star.
London, England, 1813-10-20 00:00:00

straw, Ite. was burnt at Dresden ; the damage is es.
cheated at 30,000 dollars.

An account of the intelligence brought by Mr.
Lrxr, was communicated from the Foreign Office,
last night, in the following Bulletin :
Mr. Lvut has just arrived At the Foreign Otter,
from the head-quanersof the Allied Army, at 'rep-
lier, which place he left on the nth. He was de.
rained on the road for want* horsesothe Russians
having taken up all they could get. He met on the
road, within a short distance of head-quarters, eighty
thousand RussiAns, in high spirits, and in the first
order, under General BLOWGUN. He was else de-
tained at Gottenburgh two days fc.r want of a packet.
Subsequent accounts to the 10th ultimo were sent qn
board the packet after him. A grand Review had
taken place, and the Allied Army was full of confi.
dunce. By the report of primers, great ellsc(otents
prevailed at Dresden, in consequence of die want of
provisions, and of the privations of everyltind which
MOW there experienced. BOWAPARTR had concen-
trated a strong force round Dresden.
** The Plums ROTA& had commenced the hau-
-1 bardment of Wittenberg.
* The Russian Engineers and Guards burnt the
bridge under the farness of Lichenstein on the EMI
and 284 ult. After the reconoissaoses end actions be.
tween the 18th and 17th, the enemy bad reterned to
Dresden."
Mr. Lynx., the Messenger, who brought the dis-
patches yesterday from Sir C. STIEWART and Lord
CATHCART, met the Grand Russian Army of Re-
serve, under General Been:maw, about four German
miles from Toplitz, and describes it as an extranrdi.
nary fine body of men, and in the. highest state of
. • equipment. • •-0
By private letters front Zest* we igens. that the
utmost order and regularity psrvadss the whole of
the Arm)' under the CROWN Pampa; and that it
unites with one mind in executing the orders of a
General, in whose talents it has the most unbounded
confidence.

We are extremely sorry to find that our excellent
Minister, Mr. Tnoamron, has been for some days
confined to his bed by indisposition. He is assisted
by Mr. H. Annixarron, who lately passed some time
at Prague, under the orders of Sir CHARLES STEWAItro
as temporary Secretary of Legation.
Trieste was occupied by the Austrians, under Ge.
Deal NUOT.NT, on the 10th ultimo.

It is reported, on the Stock Exchange, this after-
noon, that Dresden has been taken by storm, after
three days hard fighting. The French are said to
hate lost fifty pieces of cannon, end BONAPARTS is
reported to have been wounded. We cannot trace
the above reports any &Warr dm= the essridiaft is
which they were circnlatteci—we lam the Stock Es-
change.

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AMERICA.
The Little Catherine packet has arrived from Ha.
lifax, with Letters end Papers to the 21 instant, The
details by this vessel of the military events in Canada,
have been mostly anticipated ; for the information
of our military Readers we present them with the
following list of the British corps now serving in Ca-
nada :—.lst (or Royals) Ist battalion, Bth, 13th,
41st, 49th, 89th, MN!, 103 th, 104th !temente,
10th Royal Veteian Battalion ; Royal Nea'W►tadland,
Canadian, and Gkagary fencibles ; corps of Veld-
gears ; Watteville's and Matron's regiments; 19th
light Dragoons ; detachments of the Royal Artillery
and Royal Engineers ; Artillery drivers, and carps
of Royal Sappers and Miners ; with an extensive
Commissariat Department.
By the above conveyance Government received
dispatches from Sir Jour; SHILRIEROOK, at Halifax,
but they do not come down later than the 26th ult.
nor do they bring any fresh intelligence from that
quarter.

We believe that no fresh dispatches have been re-
ceived from Sir G. PREVOIIT.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

.....—.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, Its.
TUESDAY, OUTSIDES 19.
Mr. Northey's Curlew, est. 611 s. beat Mr. 1. Perren's Conceit,
Est. 41b. T. Y. C. 25gs —2 to loa Curlew.
Sweepstakes of 1.50g5. rub, 100611.. M. M.
IA Suilield's Hounpocus 7.t 121 b - - - p
Mr. 1111lierb' s Don Cossack, Tst 121 b . - a
IA Jersey's Caterpiller, On 21b - - - 1
9 to I agn Hoeuspocus-5 to 4 oa Don Cessatk-4 es 1 apt.
Caterpillar.
Fifty Pounds, for Syr-cad Colts carrying sit sib, and mai,
Su 21b. T. Y. C.
Sir C. Buobury's b. c. Sk'pjack - . - I
Duke of Rutland's ch. o. Mustspba - - - s
NI:. Lakes ch. 1. Aquilino - - - . 11/
6 to 4 apt Slipjack-4 to 1 apt Aquino'.
Mr. Thorohilrs 1-listoria, Est 71h beat Mr. Shakespeare@ Hy-
daspes, est. 71b. Ab. M. stgOgs.-3 to ion Historia.

FIRE IN PORTSIVOUTH DOCIE-YARD.—A fire broke
out about four o'clock yesterday afternoon in one of
the oil-houses, at his Majesty's Dockyard, which at
first threatened the most destructive consequences,
but the most vigorous assistance being at hand, and
the weather being extremely moderate, the fire was
confined to the house where it commenced, which,
however, with the contents were entirely destroyed.
Friday morning, a dreadful fire took place on Up-
per Ormond-quay, Dublin, which entirely consumed
the house of Mr. COOKE, Law Bookseller, and injured
the two houses contiguous.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER so.
We bad a large arrival of Coro the morshvg from Norfolk
and Suffolk, and having but few buyers 'it Wheat, use Islas were
heavy at a reduction of Rs. per quarter. The supply of Barley
being large, occasions vary heavy sale tot that grain, and the
little that has been disposed of was froth Is. to mt. per quartet
tinder Monday. prices., Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper. in
Peas, Beans, and other snicks, there is no alteration.