Star.
London, England, 1813-02-13 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1811.
PRICI: OF STOCKS 'THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK:
Red. 5S }—Cons. sR{—Con.. for ac. 681---4 per Ct. 75ff
5 per Cent. hBU—Bd•. do. 90. dio.—Lg. Anne. is 1-16th f
Exch. 16/113 4s. bo. pr.—Orunhon 6if

Paris Papers to the 9th (being tale day later thanj
those receh ed. yesterday) hate arrived : they con-
tain nothing of a more recent date from the Grand
Army. Head-quaff teas 4vere still at Posen, where
numbers of fresh troops continued to arrive : it was
evidently considered uncertain, however, how long
they Were to be permitted to remain. The Fifth,
Corps, under FbNIA TOW;;KI, is said to be again on
foots and newly orgat.ieed. We doubt this much.

Au article from Hamburgh thews that the advance I
of the Rtisdans has diffused great joy among the in-
habitants. and coMernation among their French mi-
Watt guests, Great pains is taken therefore in the
Hamburgh Jourwils to prove that the Russians are
incapable of Making any impression upon Dantzick
or the other strong places in the Baltic.
The King of Pamela has only gone to Breslaw, in
Silesia, to superiotend the new leviesi—How tealous
in the cause (if France

A Mail from Malta has arrived, but it Wings
nothing new.

The BONNECitoimme sloop of war, of whose safety 1
great fears are entertained, is stated to have sailed
from Rio Janeiro, as we before mentiotted, on the
12th Nov. and as she is so valuable a ship, being
suppoxed,to have on board Gold and Silver Bullion.
Specie; &c. to the amount of upwards of a million
sterling, an uncommon degree of anxiety prevails to
learn every particular that is known concerning her.
We therefore subjoin the following extratt of a letter
from Rio Janeiro:

66 NOVEMBER, 1 I;—The 13011 NE CITOTENNB Mad
nut get out this Corning for warm of wind.
66 Nov. 12.—The BONNE CITdYENNE got out this
morning, but the RESOLUTION and COMET could not;
this, therefore, goes by the REso LOTION."
The REsoLun 0,4 arrived at Lisbon on the 21st
ultimo ; and the BONNE C}TOYENaE, piolided she has
not put back to Rio Janeiro, hag been 94 days on her
passage. .

In addition to £350,000 brought hothe in gold by
the MODESIE, there were £G40,000 In silver, shipped
:1 the October fleet of IndiAmen, on the Company's
account ; the arrival of which, may be expected be-
fore the end of the present, or early in the ensuing
month.

Mr. Pt.: nu is left Madras in the middle of the month
of September, to take upon himself the charge of
Prince of Wales's Island.

On the present very Imperfect state of the Navy,
pirticularly the larger frigates, as to the number of men,
there seems to be but one opinion through the service.
vii. that tile number ought to be increased from 40 to
60 men mote, according to the weight of metal in each
ship.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE and
Miss FurzoLAttztace, are expected at St. James's, on
Monday nett, to reside for some time.
Captain FtrzcLAßENce's farewell party, on Thurs-
day evening, was given in the first style of elegance.
The supper-rooms were ornamented With
_festoons
of flowers, &c. and lighted in the most brilliant man-
ner; the supper tables were coveted with every deli-
cacy of the season, and served up with the greatest
taste, under the direction of Mr. Gurren. Fifty
persons of the first rank and fashion were present
—good humour and hilarity were the order of the
writing.