Star.
London, England, 1812-12-24 00:00:00

WILNA, DECEMBER 5.

The cavalry belonging to the corps of Marshals
Reggio and Belluno have not suffered in proportion
to the which has arrived from Moscow; it was this
cavalry that made such brilliant charges against
Tschitchagoff's corps. Prince Schwartzenberg and
Marshal the Duke of Tarento hve also a very fine
one—these different united corps still offer an im-
posing aspect.
We daily see reinforcements of men, as well as
transports of ammunition, and remount horses arrive,
destined for the Grand Army, which, thanks to these
succours, will be completely re-established before the
end of winter. _ _

Prussia, Saxony, Mecklingburgh, France, Italy,
Poland, Bavaria, and the whole Confederation of the
Rhine, united in, the same political system, present
such a mass of resources of every description, that
feeble efforts only are requisite to collect all the
means necessary for decisive operations against the
common enemy. Besides, we have with us where-
with to supply our immediate wants ; the magazines
lad arsenals upon the Niemen and Vistula are filled.
Poland is going to make all the efforts her honour
and salvation demand. A Confederation of 24,000,000
efEoropeans has sent us its legions, to free us from*
yoke of the Muscovites—we are ourselves 15,000,W0

of Poles—how then doubt the issue of a contest, in
which the most just of causes is supported by superio-
rity of forces, and talent the most decided ?

THE EVENING STAR.

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In the Twenty-ninth French Bulletin, which we
yesterday laid before our Readers, we are presented
with the last document of the kind which will be
issued for many months. Our predictions are veri-
fied. The French army which invaded Russia is an.
nihilated, but the wholesale dealer ,in human car-
cases, who led it into the field, has returned to Paris
in safety. Unhappily for mankind the Emperor of
the Incendiaries, the King of the Robbers, and the
Piotector of the Confederation of Assassins, has again
reached the foul den in which his atrocities have been
hatched, and is busily Occupied in forging fresh in-
struments of torture with which to continue his de-
solating career. The precautions which he took to
secure his personal escape, strongly mark the charac-
ter of the man : When the moral energies of his sol-
diers were palsied by the tremendous physical cala-
mities which hourly thickened upon them—when
those whom nature had not steeled against the chances
of fate and fortune ; in other words, when all but the
iron-hearted savages of the blood-royal of NAPOLEON,
all but his Generals, his minions, his Catamites, and A Corunna Mail arrived this morning. The intel-
his Mamalukes, had lost their gaiety and good hu- ligence brought by it is of a promising description.
mour, and had abandoned themselves to despair—in I The French are evidently aware of the disasters in
a moment full of horrors like these, any other mill.. Russia, and are preparing to retrace their steps to
tar) leader would have been occupied on horseback, France in consequence. We present our Readers with
won foot, in flying from rank to rank, to animate, . the following extracts :
by his presence and his persuasions, the miserable FROM THE CORUNNA DIARY, DEC. It.
•ictims to his ambition, or tcyrouse their torpid ener- OFFICIAL DETAIL.
pies by his personal example. But BONAP4RTE is no ge The enemy, as I informed your Excellency in
such man—instead of rallying his discomfited troops my anterior of the 30th tilt. continue in Benevente,
at the battle of Krasnoi, he fled from the field like in number 1200 infantry and 40 horse, collecting
traitor and a coward—he placed himself in the men- provisions, and are, as lam informed, fortifying
tre of his Imperial Guards, who (in confirmation of themselves at the la idge of cistio Ooncalo. -
Lord CATHCART'S dispatches) we learn fromthe French 44 These accounts I have just been put in possession
Bulletin, were expressly exempted from all military of by the daily journal which I receive from two
daties. But even then they had merely the care of sur- Officers, who, with eight horse, had advanced three
rounding his hated person ; and it was never necessary leagues beyond Bantza, and whose spies extend even
for them to charge, for they were in theirturn protected, to Benevente ; the latter confidently speak of the
,by asacred squadron of six hundred mounted Officers. speedy retreat of the enemy to. Rio Seco.
1° this way this most sanguinary felon reached 44. P. S. This moment (11 o'clock at night) a se-

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