Star.
London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

§ttOND EDITION.

stop the press to state, that at tour o'clocir this
afterneds►, Captain Assistant Adjtuant-
Oeneril to the British Vottei, Sitting with the Caowx
Pinta of SHIOtN, arriVed at Lord CASTLERZAHH'S
r Office ; as alio the Messenger Lint with diSpatches
fain► Lord CAiiicArr, dated trots Toplitz, the 34th
anti 45th ultimo.
They bring no account of any active opeiations
since the last dispatches insetted in the Gazette.
But we are happy to state, that a Corps of Otri
HUNDIthS THOUSAND Russians had joined the Aui-
trans in 13oheittia ; and it was expected that very
haportant operations would soon take place in
trinConia.

Altbongll the dispatches brought b? Mr. Late
are dated on the 24th and 25th, he did not leave
Toeplitt tintilithe morning of the 26th.

INTELLIGENCES

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER a 7.
Litt bight a beams gale from the westward was
_ - _

experienced here, but we are happy td state the ship-
ling did riot miltain any materiel damage. The
We ate informed; from pretty good atithcirity, that Most frigate, in the Soutid, *ill take under her pro-
it is the intention of the tussians to mire much delay teition the trade it this port hound to Cork, and sail
in the siege of places, and much effusion of blood, by . the first fair wind. Arrived the James cartel, belong-
giving •no quarter, if Dantzick is taken by storm, ing to this port, itilli Bun master, from Kaiak.
end not by capitulation. It is the opinion of many . Wind N.W.
military casuists, that this ramie di warfare is even- PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBEt is.
tualty subservient to the interests of humanity. As I No arriVals. Sailed his Majesty's ships DAttni;
an act of retaliation, this expedient may be perhaps MARK, 74; Captain &seta ; CaNfAUlt; 74, Captain
i
vindicated by the conduct of our enemies. the RA-
Waive; ERIDANUS, 36, Captain Paasoorr ; and
lowing letter, which has been cortimunicated to us,
, WoLvertme, 18, Captain Katt% for off Cherbourg . :
will be a proof that no act of cruelty is too savage ; ROYAL OAR, 74, Admiral Lord BIM:CLERK. Captain
for the adoption of the French, who cannot deny that Dix ; MALABAR. and Wing:it/Tit, to the Eastward:
" Nee !ex eat jostler ulla, PIGMY schooner, Lieut. HAITCHINSONJ with itlnvoy
§attit vies artifices arte perire sax." !for the Downs. Came into harbour the Darrknous
The bloody deed, to *llia the letter alludes, 'was gun.brig, Lieut. Toittiasox. The Plena scbonner
committed in a late action in llpain, I takes convoy to Guernsey end Jersey. The masters!.
a As you express a wish to hear the particulars of , bound convoys remain.—Wind N.W.
poor R. CAREW'S fate, I shall give you the dismal i DEAL, OCTOBER Ht.
nal-h&c of the circumstances, which have deprived Came down front the River the Fanny, Bream;—
as for ever of our gallant and excellent friend. and the Hebe, BltitifiAlitt tdr the West Indies 1 John,
K You will be shocked to hear that he was aim- ADAMS ; and the Lobisas Burvaess, for Gibraltar ;
dered in cold blood, by a ruffian Frenchman, after he ; and Brilliant, FARM, for •••••••••-i Nothing else arrived
had been thade a prisoner. I or sailed, and bis Majesty's ships, the transport.% and
a In the act of charging poor itossaTii hate 'outward-bound, remain as per lasti-a—Wind W. and
came in contact with that of ah enemy; and fell. He I mate weather.
was left on the ground with; at that time, only a slight 11 HARWICH, OCTOBER 18.
scratch in hii arm. He tvas immediately surrounded I Artiiied the Vine, ' Vinci:7(4, from Blythe pith
br about thirty fellows : towhee's, of courses he de. was. hating aerial sway bar sesiamout s—she is
livered himself as prisoner, gave up his sword, and bound to Londorh The Floria, of Neurtitstle, has
made every possible token of submission. The* rifled carried away her fbre-masti bowsprit sails, main-top-
,him or his watch and money ; and then, one of the mast, and lost fifty fathoms of cable ; she will be here
ruffians itihumanly inflicted tit* wound which the next this tide.—Wind W.
day proved Mortal. He.was then lifted up, and put YARMOUTH, OCTOBER is.
behind a French hussar, who gallopped off with him, Arrived
the aaRII7SH FAIR cutter. Sailed the
until the poor fellow fainted with the loss of bloods CHANTICLEER on a cruize.
and fell.

" In this state he was found by one of our heavy
dragoons adianting in pursuit, and was carried to a
neighbouring village; Where I accidentally heard that
be was lying unattended. I obtained the Otneral's
permission to go bhck to him, and to take With me
an eminent medical ()dicer. He had slready been
seen by a surgeon; who pronounced his case hope.
less t nevertheless, the Doctor who had accompanied
Me endeavoured to replace his entrails, which had
Win protruded through-the wound; but alas !it Was
too late. I shall add nd comment; the naked fact
is sufficiently afflicting."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

nimiutitrt SECbND OCTOBER MEETING' 11I13:

M•NDAY, OCTOSCII IS.
Tke Garden Stakes of 100 p. rads. T. M. U.
14. G. H. Cavendlsh's Eeekston, Ost. 711).
14. Jersey's Orson, Tor. slb.
1). of Grafton's Woeful, Sst. 61b.-
.

Three to I agst. Ecckston—S to 4 asst. Woeful.
Sweepstakes of SOOp. each, h. ft. D. M.
Mr. Lake's Aladdin, id. Ø. - . 1 I
Gen. Gower's Lodona, lit: ilb. • - .. 2
lA. G. H. Calrendish4s Cat, 11n. Mb. • - s
Hee to 4 aj►st. Aladdip—S to 1 agst. Lode= -6 td 4 agst. Cat.
One-third of a Substriptiofi of 2.5ga. each. For Syr.-olds, list. Ob.
6yreokll, Sat.; and aged, 9st. Ills. B. C. liana fide the pa
1 petty df Subscribers. Twelve Subscribers.
Ld. Lowther's gr. C. Aquarius, 4yrs. walked over.
Mr. Lake's Aquilina, Est. 71b. beat D. of Grafton 's Wilful, 9st.
T. Y. C. 100 p. It. ft.—Betting even.
' Mr. Vansittates &lima, beat Major Wilson's ch. f. by Mins,
la. Sib. rich. T. Y. C. 100 gs. 11. lt.—Three to 1 on Seim.

-'rhe Earl of Livraroot, Count Muanza all the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were at the Spa-
nish Ambassador's house on Sunday, at Richmond,
to the grand dinner given by his Excellency to the
PRINCk REGENT.

As it now seems very likely that Parliament *ill
meet on Thursday the 4th of November, for the dis-
patch of business; it may be useful to those who have
occasion to ()bulb Private Acts during. the approach-
ing Session, to be informed, that (according to a
Standing Order of the House of Commons, of the
18th day of June, 1811) all Petitions for Privateßills,
must be presented within fourteen days'after the first
Friday in every Session of Parliament.
The rifirsOur has been revived that some new sr-
rangements are about to take place in the Adminis-
tration, which will include Mr. CANNING. The
changes spoken of are as follow :
Mr. nasiprT, A Peerage.
bit. B. BATIluisT, Speaker of the Home of Conittions.
Mr. CA NNI NO, Secretary for Foreigd Affairs, vice
LordCA sTLEasaon, Chancellor of the Exhhequer and Leader
In tile Commons.
Mr. Wrisniron is mentioned as wishing to retire,
from ill-health, and to be succeeded by Mr. H. Ao-
DINGTON.

PEDESTRIANIVC—The umpires of the late match
have published the following Occial account :
k RAINER, the Kentish butcher, started Ms 'Wednesday night,
the 19th inst. at ten o'clock, to perform the great match of 100
miles in eighteen stecessive hours. lie vent off with great con-
fidence, and was backed at odds. He Went twenty miles in two
boars and 48 minutes ; be then halted ten minutes, and toot re-
freshment ; went off again as fresh cis when he first scatted, to
S 3 miles, and again took some cold fowl and a cup of tea, rested
twelve minutes, Awl went on to 30 miles, quite fresh and well,
when rt dreadful storm came on, and the rain came hewn in tor-
rents, through which be persisted in going, although all his friends,
and his father with tears in his eyes, used every persuasion to
make him give up the match, us a serious injury was certain, a
weU as the iinpossibility of his winning ; the bad state of Ite
ground, together with the rain, was ottilkient to relax the
strongest powers of men, yet, from the game, and obstinate man-
ner in which he went on. he was backed at odds, and persisted
he could win ir, until he came to the last mile, when he came to
811 miles in twelve hours and nine minutes, be fell, and could not
rite again; fie was seized with a cold shivering, with violent
rains, and lay in the marquee two hours before a post-chaise
was got to take him home; where he now remains much dejec-
ted and constitutionally injured • and the opinion of the Medical
Oentleman who attends him is, ;hat RAIN ea can no longer reign.
4 4 I. Baxraii,}
mp.res.
" Tenterden, Oct. 17. " T. PAIN,

It has bevel hotified by the Board of Trade, that
d. Importation into Sweden can uke place only in
Swedish ships, or in ships of the country of which the
goods are the produce or manufactory. ; salt excepted,
wiiieh may be imported in ships of any nation."
After much deliberation Government has signified
its decision not to permit the Freneh brandies (now
in bond) to be used for borne consumption ott the
importers paying the usual duties. They must, there.
tore, be exported al originally intended.
It is singular; that in tire late vacation, deed: has
taken away three very learned Head! of Houses froti
the Universities—Dr. FORD, Principal of Magdalen
Hall, Oxford; Dr. Gaerron, Master of Magdalen
College ; and Dr. Dive, Natter of Sauey College,
Cambridge:

Basort.—This day the Loon MAYOR, after in-
specting tie Mealweighers' returns, ordered the price
to continue the same as last week—fourteen-pence-
three-farthings the qbarterti loaf.
The Theatrical Warld will not be displeased to
hear that Mr. KFAIIII,t is engaged to perform thirty
nights at Coventiirden Theatre.
From the name cif the late trafortunaie Pisa at
Drury4ane Theatre, 41 Geq/s/A/sia,“ many supposed
it was a loon lsh !
In some pasquinade, circulated in Paris, the Arch-
duchess Mono LOUISA is denominated the White Ser-
jeitaft since she hit hat up for earrits to serve i+ith her
' husband.