Star.
London, England, 1813-08-31 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, AUGUST 90.

Sailed the Ptsatot gun-brig, with a convey foi
Helitaland. The next will sail about the 11th Sept
• tember.— Wind N.E.

Five o'Clock, P.M.—The homeward-bound Bahia
Fleet, of about one hundred sail, are now passing tilt
Noce, with a fine breeze at North-east.

BRISTOL, AUGUST so.

Captain FORREST, of his Majesty's ship CTAHLEr.
rived in this city yesterday with the welcome infor.
mation that the following vessels of the Jamaica fleet
under his convoy, bound to this port, had satelj at.
rived off Ilfracombe :—the /Eolus, P4%111E2'101114
HODUseLL ; St. Elizabeth, Pilli.urs ; Union, BLAZE;
Ocean, • CLUTsAM ; Jamaica, CLRHENTE i William
Miles, THORN ;`Charlotte, WILLIAME; and Sarah,
BARER. The Philip, ATKINsoN, parted Imm the
comity three days before their arrival. The Caledo.
nian parted two days after sailing, having been ruts
foul of and totally dismasted. The Ll.a.itietti, of
Liverpool, con,:igred to Mr. MILLS, parted in the
Gulf.—The Liverpool ships parted company in lat.
51. 28. long. 6. 20. all well, excepting the wind,
which was at N.N.E. and since more easterly.

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Atiorist
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'ate Wihki4iiithiCing Nair
iriager in • his late rapid 4ligk:.befire out brave
s In the Nhiraula, was, on Pridartitorning;
et-
hibited at the Pavilion. We understand it is eltery
elegant Manufacture. The PnnicE was in expectation
of receiving it itt tithe on the ;acceding eirening to
hate gratified the company at the **with a sight of
it, but it arrived too-late to afford bialLoyal Highness
that pleasure:4
Last Tuesday evening, a grand ball and supper
was-given at the Pavilion, in.honour of the Duke of
Ccantames birth:day. The hall was opened by the
yolk* Price of ORANGE and Miss VITZCLARENcif....-
The supper-rooms were thrown open soon after one,
and ibout three the dancing was resumed, and con-
tinued With great vivacity and Spirit. until near six in
the morning. Most of the distinguished persons of
thetown and neighbourhood were present.
Thatsday there was another grand ball at the Pa-
vilion, which, like that on Tuesday, was splendidly
and numerously attended.

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TesieFdiYiiiii Royal ftiitlin4i-ase bethilidi4K- rsk
'Omar arrived at York How, Nen Oadands; and
tratisatted.lllisinesi of his Ofßea in the Horse Guards.
lestertlay Lord li'l‘LafaaaviS WI a jong interview
trial his RQYaI Highness the CAMMANDS IN.CHIEIi,
after stglich his Lordship transicuni biiiiiiiii at the
iitr,,MlTre..v - • •• , •-.; •• , ;,... „..,
dolonel DiOyhitt . arrived fttitu thd Pthinsfile en
Sunday but._ He states, that. the battering train was
expected to be placed,' and veadyio ricoriiinence the
attack on Stlfeltistianlyitiondaythe 43d. Tberarmy
%%ms in the highest spirits, and many of those wound-
ed iti the hie battles *Peri tlerlkctly- ti-Established: '
?he Smith Aria ifiliiii haft received a route for
thtblin; they.:are. to be ,replaced in Waterford by the
City of Cork Militia. ,
Embarked last creek, from' the Isle of Wight, my
b•-ardilie Maais-rtc, for Barbadoes, about SW men.
On,,terard.theSoveatetaN, for Quebec, 250 men. On
bhard the CAMEERWELL. for Bermuda, 275 men. On
board the SNETentall, for Barbadoes, 176,men.
The Commissioners of the Transport Board have I His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, with his
beea.,feguiLecl to furnish an immediate Return of Illustrious Brother, the Duke of CLARINCts General
German Prisoners of War now considered to be At ' BAYLEY, and Colonels BLOOMFIELD. THORNTON and
for service, at Perth, Norman Cross, Plymouth, and , Cotraitavg, dined and slept at the White Hart Inn,
Chatham. . . I Chipping-Norton, on Sunday ; and on Monday
• Among the ritimerouilist of gallant Officers who morning, after breakfast proceeded.' on their tour
have lost their lives in nobly contending with the through Worcester and lAirwiek• shires, in three car--
enemies' nf our, Country, we are sorry to place the riages and four, with-three out-Tiders.
naMe Of captain C(ittlll:ES WESITSS, of the 7th Fusi. j Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived in town
loci's, siiiii6-Mijor Werarss, of the Portsmouth divi... from Coombe Wood, and transacted business at his.
sion of Royal Marines—himself a soldier, and who Office, and in the evening returned to Coombe Wood.
lost an arm in the ever memorable battle of Trafal- ,
The Earl of SANDW. ICH a. nd Lord_ HINCIIINBROfe
gar, Captain
.Vzstrss was severely wounded in the
!arel on an excursion through the New Forest and the
breast in the late battle' of the Pyrenees, while gal- Isle of Wight.
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lantly leading on his company to the attack, of which i ,
wound hp soon, fter expired. His remains were in- I The Earl of. Haenwicie returns from his Northern
terred at Villalba, near Pampeluna, by the side of tour to his seat of Wimpole, in Canibridgeshire, at
Ilentenant Fitazia, another gallant young soldier ;the end of the present week. .
belonging to the same regiment, and who felt on the 1 The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM is expected this day
same day. Major We.mrss, brother to the Captain, at his seat, Avington, from the Isle of Wight.
was also wounded in the same action, but not in a 1 The Earl of SPENCER will leave the Isle of Wight,
Manner, lye hope; - that will endanger his life, This , this day, on a visit to the Marquis of Buctutionam,
ebterprlsing family have in an eminent degree par- ! at his seat, Avington.
taken of the casualties of war, and the &cher, al-
Lord and Lady MELBPURNE gave a grand dinner
though his affliction must be gseit, cannot bin feel a
on Sunday, at their house, Whitehall, to the Earl and
jtist pride when contemPlatirig the heroic actions of Countess of COWPER, Lord PALMERSTON, Mr. Bvro,
kit SOM. ' Mr. METTING, Sm.
In the &rift of yesterday se'rinight we mentioned
Mr. GEORGE CANNING left his house in Bolton-
a duel which bad been fought between Captain PERRY street, yesterday, to join a large shooting party at
and Lieutenant/Amnia, of the SomersetshireMilitia ' i '
in which the tormer was severely wounded. We havel.
the Duke of Maitusonouott s seat, Blenheim, Oxford-
now the satisfacdtm•to, state, that some of his medical 1 ,n- shire.o -_
attendants entertain rather a favourable opinion of his FRANCIS BURDETT is got . to his magnificent
ultimate recovery ; the crisis, however, has not yet , seat, called Formark, near Derby.
iiirived, when life may be said to be out of danger. .The union of Lord TnuttLow and the amiable Miss
STATEMEW BOLTON will take place in a few days. His Lord-
nip tin ST/tomtit MID DIspOMI/ON or THE rateNctt ship has made a most liberal settlement on her, and a
• ARMIES IN GERMANYi ON THE AVE OZ YUJI RENEWAL handsome jointute should she survive his Lordship.
OF HOSTILITIES. Lord CLINTON having obtained a Decree in his
ARtlllf. Met. rosirsoNs. favour against the claims of Earl CIIOLMONDELEY on
1. Marshal D'Avoest, ,00 ' 000 Lower Elbe, Dantzic, . his paternal estate, enters the hymeneal lists in the
(Prince of Minutia) ' &c• course of the next month.
St: Marshal 010DINOT, 70,000 Lubeaau, in Lusatia.
(Duke of Reggio)While King Joe is himself in France, his Crown is
I. Marshal Nat, (Prince 500,000 ) saga Arisly in mega. in Spain, and his Sword is in England—a striking pie=
of Itloskwa) tune of adi jointed Monarch ! . ~ . .
50 Patna, Dresden. and
4. BONAPARTZ, Emperor 'OOO nireofthetippersibe. The jEOLUS will be ready for sea in about a week;
3. Marshal Acolasav, 1 00,00.- Army of Reserve, at and will then sail for North America, for the purpose.
(Duke nf Castiglione) Battu" Bamberg' of being employed on the Lakes, under Sir James
6. General WltattE 25,000 Bavarians, Munich.
f. Marshal KaLeamart, monown 1 Fraukftwt, forming ad 'AIM Y3O. Captain STEPHEN POPHAM, nephew to.
(Duke of Vainly) Armrof Re:scree. Sir Home POPHAM, is appointed to command her until
I. Et:MILNE. BILAUUARNOIS, 110,030 Veroia, &c. , her arrival at Halifax, when she will be placed under
(Viceroy of Italy) the orders of Captain Creighton t Captain STEPHEN
Grand Total, 555,000, applicable to the approaching contest. • '
N.B. Of this Force, 100,000 are Cavalry. POPIL4DI being appeinted, ultimately to serve in ano-
ther vessel on the Lakes, under Sir JAMES YEO. She
The following distinguished Officers are serving will take out about 500 Officers and seamen from the
under BONAPARTE in Germany : Nore, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, also designed to be
1. HEAD-QUARTERS : employed in the same service.
The Nevem BowAraaTSln person, Goerlitz. Last Friday nig'..t a very gallant attack was made
Maar, King of Naples, succeeds Dunce in the command of , k! la t ,
this cavalry. • by nts Majesty sloop ARCHER, Captain SLAUGHTER,
trim! ILI, Primed' Neufchatel, Major-General of the Preach, upon one of those French lugger privateers which
army. have so greatly annoyed our trade : When at anchor
General Count Beets cbMtfiands the artillery. close in shore near Etaples, the brave crew of the
Do. Do. Lain Do. engineers. AnClizn, being nearly in the act of boarding, the
1130. tto. WALTUIZR Do. cavalry of die Imperial
Guard, and the General Staff. enemy cut his cable, and run on shore under the pro-
2. LINE OF THE LOWER ELBE. tection of the batteries. The enemy's loss must have
been great, from the destructive fire kept up by the
Marshal D At 0 US" , kiamburgh--under kits Catlin VANIDAIIIMV
Anemia on this occasion.
3. LUSATIA. •
The Letters from Heligoland mention, that the
Marital Ountacr, Lubenau, &e,
right wing of the United Northern Army. under the
4. SILESIA, Crown Prince, had advanced set near to Hamburgh
Under the two last Marshals sit serving, commanding corps* at to reduce it to a condition of blockade, it not to a
Marshals Mostrteß, Duke of Trevi,o,
..,-•••••••:r.: VICTOR, Duke of &Bono, state of seige.
...--L.—s-lvtattssoser, Duke of Ragusa, We have also, from a respectable source, the fol-
--,...---- MACDOVALD, Duke of rarentum, lowing interesting particulars :
.-----GoUVIoN ST. CYR, Count,
Generals
tint, Doke,fdua, " The provisions at Dantztc, instead of being sup-
,. --6.---Rscsiva, Cunt 7th Corps and Salmis, plied as stipulated in the armistice, were withheld by
• BERTRAND, ditto, the Duke of Wirtemberg, who commands the be-
- Le.UkisTON, ditto, sieging army, which consists of Russians 40d Prim-
. 5. BAREUTH AND BAMBERG. shins to the number of 42,000 men.' It was the in-
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,z,„*larshai Ahccazau, Army of Reserve. . , tention to storm Dantzic as soon as the Armistice
• ~s .
,„, ~,,s, , 6. MUNICH. ' should terinin.ite.. General Rappe was so much in-
v.•:re.tsteralsFreatras ilavatiFts• " tensed at the refusal of the supplies, that he ordered
: .- ..I', FRANKFORT. the garrison to fire on the Officers who brought the
n.;o•MarshallEiumlit,iserit, id Army of Rearm tidings of this determination. Under these =cum-
, •-••_. , •
_... & IT4L y. stances, hostilities recommenced-on the 17th, and on
The v ;cleat, Lieutenant to iosataltilii ' the 20th the besiegers seriously renewed the attack.
Marshal MasseNA, t 66 Stettin has also not been provisioned for a cm).
General 'Count Garnrsck. ' - siderable time before the expiration of the armistice.
Other QflliericommandingDiviiions inGerinany are, After the cessation of arms the corps of Lutzow was
Cavalry—General Count LaToult Maessoctio, tvaeherously made prisoners by the enemy, and then
: ..-,------ Coma Gactucter, it was that General Tauenzien avowed his design of
..-- Count NawsooTit, • not supplying the garrison of Stettin, and he ri-
....--- count VALENCE, Stettin
adhered to this resolution. Both Dantzic and
Count Sr. OORDZ, /AMAIN.
infamy—General Gaunt LA .B • were expected to fall before long, unless they
...--- Count Lot swe, - should be relieved by the rapid advance of the French
..-----.. (.bunt BONNET, ' armies. .
---.• Count motaroa, 66 It was also known, that at Custrin the garrison
s--a--. Count FIIIANI, suffered under a great scarcity of provisions.
..-- Count Lima am
Th., rules, reduced to )5,000, are at Pirtle, eotrinanded by s, On the frontiers of Prussia and Saxony the Ar-
Prince Poe lATOMCI ; the cavalry by General DOIRIMOusis. mistice was broken by a French corps which was en-
gaged in foraging. On the Prussian boundary, it
came in contact with the Cossacks quartered there,
and the skirmishing continued for several days."
A Danish Declaration has been received in town,
which is much in the usual stile of the productions
from the Court of Copenhagen. Through the whole
of it, it makes common cause with the French Em-
peror, and signifies the determination of the Govern-
tnent to conquer or. die for the preservation of the in-
dependence of tie kingdom.

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Two Frenth officets) on parole at Jedburgh, lately ,
made th,ir rscaße from thence. They were assisted
by a man of the name of J.tmes Hunter, who was ap-
ptehended at Sortlaw smithy) on Friday last, by
Robert Aimers, one of the constables ip Kelso. He
Was conveyed to Jedburgh, and, after an examination
before the Sheriff, is which we understand he acknow-
ledged haring accompanied the French pelicans to
Newcastle, he was committed to jail.