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London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

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looteaggsges-wAggalkit whichtne enemy conk! nei.
ilia carry off nor slesitor. The Russian army under
Toossow has lost almost all its !luggage.
All The equipage for the siege of Riga has begun
to move from'Tilsit for the Duna.
• General St. Cyr has taken a position on the

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• The route of the enemy at the battle of Poloist entrusted with dispatches set off immediately for FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER IS.
0 the 18th was complete. The brave Bavarian Ce- London, and arrived this morning. .1 Arrived this mousing of the Lands'-End, the
tog Demi was wounded on the field of honour, at Nothing definitive respecting the intentions a the CLICANCR betel, Lieut. Tascauty with dispatches
from America i' left New-York on the 15th ultitrao,
the op of 72, after nearly 60 years service. His American Governmeat was known at New York and Halifax on the 26th.
majesty has nominated hint a Count of the Empire, when the GLEANER Came away; andthirgeneral opia PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 16
via a reveone of 80,000 francs. The Bavarian corps aim was, that no change would take place till after Sailed the FOXHOITXI), of 18 guns'; end AMATO- ,
taloa with much bravery. His, Majesty has gran- the new election, or the removal of MADZIDN from Captain Davis, on a cruize. Arrived the American
ait awards and honours. power. . , ship Science, Coventa Lt. master, with 'salt, from St.
ony gave out that he would make aUbe's, detained by his Majesty's ilsociner Mantas..
, The ag We need scarcely remind our Readers, however,- The ficru.a, of 18 guns, came from the Sound to
ttootiat Doraghobouj. He had, according to cis- , that the OLISANCII arrived out on the 2d of August. Stonehonse Pool to refit.
tom, thrown up earth, and constructed batteries.— 'die information she carried to America had then . Reinal• In Caw sand Bay.—San Josef, Besse, Mieteroadder
she having strewn itself in order of battle, the to travel to Washingsna, and to be discussed by the °limas. °mow, canauegaclar, TiVe. and Magnificent, of
Emperor repaired thither ; but the enemy's Generale Government; after which a farther delay would take the line; and Nitnrod fatten—ln the Sound—Macedoolan and
Niobe frigates L Bittern, Zenobiz, and Porhoolid sloops of war;
*eight better of it—beat a retreat—and abandoned place before ally thing respecting the result could be and Times gun brig.
Daeghohonj, a city, containing 10,000 inhabitants, ' known at New York, from which lace the GLEANER- Bet
p were the Isle and the Main—lntelligent and Constant gnn-
st4 eight steeples. I sailed on dlefOitirteenth day after her arrival. brigs. Landfall cutter, and Alphea schooner. In Stenebnuse.
et Hardariarters wets From this 'statement itis obvious that any thing there en the 26th, and on 1 1 '
Pool -Scylla and Goldfinch, hurls of war; and Fancy cutter.
*kVA at Sl4wkcre°' Tlta advanced guard 4 .t'
`lose i eleeisive respecting the ___duct likely to be pursued In Barn-Po 4—Belle Polite frigate. In Hasseue—ldupant,
p Vllollla. Ws‘p, and Fairy, sloops of war; mil Setflower and Blosilhound ,
!by the Amalie= Executive. in consequence of the gun-brigs, wards. W.
a The Viceroy Manmweres on the left, at two! •. 1
111,` eal of the Orders is Council, could not, with
lira from the great reed ; the Print* of Eekmuht 4, PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17.
qtr, be expected to ;wive by this vessel.. The Arrived ma majesty's ship mums/man from ply.
its*. mil read ; sad *tierce litesieteteelsi a* -tile...•-
is Of trOY4lBolllsents are never ofthat quieli Mouth ; TPIIIOBXIA, from the Downs ; Speculator,
IA bail of the thaw. .• . s ~.-.:..aaaa ~
• imam, *bleb the impatience of the public generally ; TAYLOR, from Cork t and the King Fisher, HAYMAN,
le, Th. capture of Beseiensk appears to hive but! imam, -An official announcement of the receipt of : from Morlaix, with baggage.—Sailed the VIPER for
kg& erect es the spirit of the Russians. h was the Dispatches, with the usual assurances that they i the Downs, with a convoy.—Wind N.N.W.
tailed 6 Smolensk the Sacred,' 6 Smoleara the &,' rm.. 11
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 17.
will receive an early ettentioa, is, we think, all that
i the Key of Moscow :' besides a thousand other cam- -weld be expected. Arrived his Majesty's ship SAVACP, with four rail
area sayings,' Whoever lofts Smolensk has Moicovia, of the Quebec convoy ; they are gone for the River.
- The Carteret packet entered New York at the time I Came down from the River the Inalis, Harr, for Ben.
say tie peasants.
L the GIPANER was coining out,and may be expected 1 RaL—Arrived'liis Majesty's ship 'TICKLER( £ orn off
a The heat is excessive : it has not rained for a- '
to be the first that will faring any kind of Answer i in
a .yosi 1; na. and sailed again for the same destination.
month. .
from the American Government. I NA Ind S.W.
16The Doke of Belluno with the 9th corps, 30,000 ,
men In the Northern States the Militias have ahsolutely
strong, has set nut from Tilsit for Wilna. This !
, ; refused to march against the Canadians, and such gt.
iOrpS is to form the reserve."
Ineral opposition is manifested against the war mea-
Wesubjoin
. sures of the present Rulers as to threaten a Civil War
an interesting pr ivate letter from Ostend,
dated the 14th inst. because we know it to be strithen. a--perhaps a Revolution.
tic. It contains some important information from ! The harbour of Halifax is filled with American
the Seat of War in. the North, not mentioned in the ' prizes. No less than three privateers, captured by
French Bulletin : :, our cruizers, were sent in on the day the GLEANER,
44 In iny last I informed you of the great prepa. s.riled. His Majesty's ship BELvinsaa was chased
tices which the Emperor was making for. his de- into Halifax by two Air.erican frigates, a day or two
/mere form • Smolensko. Various and numerous before the GLZANILIt came away. The Captaia
column of the Grand Army assembled there on the • would have hazarded an engagement with them both,
Walt. after which the Emperor moved forward with had he not been incumbeeed with about two hun-
' firearm to Dorogholsooji, where he was on the 26th, • dred prisoners, taken from different prizes.—The
and the nestday established his bead-quarters at Slaw. ; moment he gat in, the prisoners were landed,
boo, having his advanced guard at VIM*, which is i and the Betvweite, accompanied by a sloop of war,
tot awe than from 80 to 100 miles from Moscaw. : sailed again in quest of the enemy.
Every exertion is making for the advance of the i ' No news had been lately received respecting Cora-
here p artillery against Riga. The artillery left Tilsit ntodore Rowans and the squadron under his coo-
to pescued against that place some time ago. The!. mind, and great fears were entertained that he had
'AliegsiSsatieseloa,and the battle of Valentina have been so unharnesses as to fall in with same British
anted an immense slaughter among the Russians, ' ships of war !
who have lost many Generals and Officers. The The precise nature of the Dispatches (ran Mr.
tripaor, as he advances, takes measures to secure BAKER, our Charge d'Affaires at New-York, had not
his rest, by ordering his reserve, under the Duke of transpired when our Paper was pattoPreas.Webelieve
Salem (Victor), who is at the head of a numerous' we can state, however, with tolerable confidence, and
leers, to follow his line of march. We have ac- iwedo it with regret, that she Anter;catt Government
ve t vents from Valencia of the landing of an English jo not *edited with she repeal of the Order, in Coma—
snledition at Alicanta in consequence of which Sachet INO suspension of hostilities had taken place at the
has i
assembled his whole army on the Zucar. His date of the dispatches, which are dated from New
troops are anxious to meet the English expedition, York, on the ISth August.
"L sad we expect every day to hear of the results of i I.
istile.''
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'We have already stated that the annexation if
hien to France was long since decided on by 80,
, *AMITE, and that this was one of objects which
aetopied the attention of the Conservative Senate
daring its Secret Sittings.—(See the STAR of Sep-
tember B.).This important measure has now been
efficlally announced at Berlin, and the following no-
tifications have been published at Hamburgh and
ether plates:

SECON 1) EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

We stop the Press to announce, that we have this
moment seen a letter from Liverpool, announcing
the arrival there of the ship GIORGI WASHINGTON,
in 22 days from New York, with the agreeable Intel•
ligence, that

MTH; SEPTEMBER 14.

It was theWATCIIFITE, nra the LYRA tender, which
' arrived in the Roads on Saturdly ; she sailed again
yesterday to the southward. The RIPLKAIAN sloop
of war arrived in the Roads yesterday, from a cruize,
and an American brig, her prize, this morning. The
American is from Archangel, and Was bound to New
York. The SNAKE slonp 01 war has made the signal
for a convoy to the Bah ie. The Lively, Lrisnmatv,
from Leith, arrived at Lishrn on the 25th Aiwa.—
, Arrived at Aberdeen on Ftiday night, the Pomona,
Mrroutu., of that race—the Pomona sailed from
Aberdeen on the `d of August for Pictou, and on the
2.3 d, in lat. i.q. 7. long. 52.30. then within tt‘o days
sail of her rorr, was taken by the Decatur American
privateer brig, of 14 puns. The Pomona was plus.
dered- of ropes, sails, tzr. FOie bri,+gs eleven of the
crew of the Dif Savoy, Capt. FAIRVrK4Tnen,
Of and from Nut di Shields to Miramichi, Hhich the.
privateer hid captured and sent for America.—
Eighteen r.ther privateers, besides friar frigates and
two brigs, had sailed for the Banks of Newfoundland;
on a cruize, to commence the-lst of August.

GAUL ALOUPE, AUGUST 13.
American privateers pre slimming. The Andro.
maybe, bound Id St. Lucie. with ten guns and forty
men, tel in with a pi ivateer of fourteen iuns and one f'
hundred and fifty men, and beat her off, after an en.
gagement of two hours. The merchantman had two
men killed, and three or four wounded. The priva-
teer has destroyed several vessels off hilrtinique.—
There are two very strong privateers off St. Tho.
mas's. All the ships of war are out cruising except
the Dragon, which is at the Baintes. The naval force
on this station is tint sufficient for the protection of
the Island. The weather is extremely bad.
BALTIMORE, JULY 13.

Yesterday morning our little Beet of privateers got
under weigh from the Fort. Commodore Barrey, in
the Rossie, led the van; he was followed by the Non-
such, Comet, Globe, Highflyer, and Eagle ; the ele.
gala pilat-boat letter of marque Cora, bound to Bour-
deaux, brought up the rear. l'he Dolphin dropped
down a few days since. The Toru, Bona, America,
Racer, Hornet, Wasp, and a few more, will sail in
about a week.

PEA CE
BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Vas considered as certain,when this ship came away.

°HAMM/RCM AUGUST 2R.
" The Director of the Custom Houses informs th. Merchants,
"in by a Decree, dared from Wilna, his Jmpei ial Majesty his
ordered, that the Ph?ps belonging to the Hanseatic Ports be,
within six mouths, provided with the Flag 4 and Insignia of
France. " Per hislseellency the Director, &c. .

Our Readers will observe, that the George Wash-
ington sailed ten days later than the Gleaner.
The following is a copy of the letter from Liver-
pool :

r LIVERPOOL,

A vessel, called the GexenAL WASHINGTON, is
just al rived from America, in '22 days, bringing the
agreeable news of Peace. The PFUNIDENT called A
Meeting 01 the House of Assembly, when the Declara-
tion of War was revoked by a majority of 5S to

Among the prizes carried into Halifax sretwe
from Loudon and three from Liverpool (one of them
with a licence on board) valued at £200,000.

Moniteurs, and other Paris Papers, to the 14th inst.
have been received in town—but they do not con-
tain any new Bulletin, or any account of the battle
said to have taken place between the Russians and
French, of which the Passengers, wholeft CalAis as
Sunday, brought the rumour—a Moon! which ap.
-pears now to have been altogether 411111WOUS.
Private ketttrs from the army state, that the French
light troops are rapidly approaching hisocow.
The march of reinforcements-far the French army
is pressed on all points. Prossiah. ilozoo, and Aft- I
trian reginsentt are taking the direction of theDnieper.
Prussia has published a Coma assoor to General
Di ToLus's appeal to theeersans. The King of
PRUSSIA is illdiSSOlbir bent tit intereSts of '
IMPARTS.

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