Star.
London, England, 1813-01-19 00:00:00

ttcoAitIATION.

- bovernment have feeeived bisPitthes trdni tort
CATHCART. Thet are dated at 'Si. lletertburgla, on
the 31st Deceether.
The lastlMPatthis froth bie Arftilet ate (tatted on
the 45th of DeCeittber.
deneral Wltc cssr stir, with Via divislonni die army,
and Matoff, at Are bead o' his to:tiara, bid passed
through Kownh for Taut
The Enemy was ariien Warn Ito** witit ate loss
of twentpone Otitis bf r,annort, and tia Thousand
Prisoners. The r'emain's of that corps were &Versed.
Admiral TlTCifite.olo/ has marched oh dhetno—
he has c0:1494,1Y cleared both banks or the river.
General Toiskazore had marched on Grodtto,
where Colonel tt.t*shoss established himself 01 the
tothl

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'the Austrians ore refit, iwiriag. General SACUEN
is following than closely. He had pasied through
Slade. and expected to take up his grannd at Ru.l
gaits' on the 24th,
Large Magazines of provisions ha*e been &mid on
both banks of the Mate%
tt is reported that a Considerable body of ilrussivis
have laid down their atinsjo
Marshal htibdriAt.b was rtutiing by Tilsit, bra
tiom the line of puriuit adnOted by the Russian ar-
isies, gteat hopel Were entertained that Ms dlisisinn
would be cdt oit
The Pabattor kiLL tae kitoleit
*ffintitvica Tkit )ALL ur MTH titvi
Nurnber of Prisonets and Cannon taken by the
Russians, bp to the 23tli Diednber :
Generals 4 4 4 & 4 41
offiteri , & 1,298
itionseotnmiationed (Men and Meaty:l67,slo

total 1 • 168,849
Cattnoti . . 1,111.
°this Most allude to the affair of General D'Yoano—garr.

Th* above is is an accurate sketch of the Contents
of Lord CATIICAKTIS dispatches. We are stint to
add, that private letters received fiotn the liussian
artniest state the death of Lord Tyrtcoxirkt. at Wilna.
His Lordship was a most gallant and enterprising Brit
tish Officer, who followed the victorious career ot the
Russian armies as a Volunteer. His Lordship's last let.
tens to his liiends were dated thadaY before his death,
'and tiliy were full of expressions of eaultatioti at
the overthrow of the Frrtich Army►

Attcording to his Lordship's estimate, from the
instant that the French left Smolensk°, the average
numiser of human beings found frozen tti death on
the roads, Was 1500 daily 1
This Unfortunate Noblentos fell a 'victim to his
having gone into a cold bath, *hen in a state of
perspiration, atigng from etcessive fatigue, a prat-
tice We believe peculiar to the kussiatts only:
—He died after akw hours illness. His death, at
the present period, will be seberely felt by his mitt-l-
ay, while his private Worth has endeared his me-
mory to his nUmerous friends.

PROJECTit.IS kEVOLUTION TN PRUSSIA.
We yesterday stated that Ministers were about to
act with gttat spirit and promptitude, in taking ad-
vantage of the dispositions to revolt Which have been
manifested in the North. Cenetai ALIikANDRR tloi'a,
Who has been repeatedly in the italticb and who *at
Second in Cbmtnand to Lord CATHCART Ili the Co-
penhagen etpedition, has bten selected as the British
negOtiator, who is to declare the sentiments of this
Court to the Ndrthern States,
It is said, that, in toacett with General Dloatc,
the States of Prussia wilt be convoked, and theft
depeandence once more declared, under the guarantee
of Great Britain. No orders of the king of PRUSStA
IWill be obeyed, until be is can of the controul of the
Iltench Generals.

Oerieral Hors, aktotnpanied by Mr. ICAtml the
Messenger, left town last night for YarmoUth, to
embark for Copenhagen,on the business of his Minion.

HIS MAJESTY'S 14EALTIL—We are happy to state,
in contradiction to many repotts of the KING haling
eiperienced a severe paroxysm in thi present week,
that bio MAitsty has continued in the same tranquil
state that the last Bulletin announced:
Tits PittNce REGENT'S COURT.—Yesterday his
Royal Highness the Panws Reoewf held a Court at
Carlton-House. At three o'clock hit Royal High-
neu held a Privy emitted, which Was attended by

'rho lultd President.. the Lord Chancellor, the Secretary of
State fbr the Ham:. Department, the Master General of the
Ordnance, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Ind the
Duke of Montrose.
Mrs BULLER attended as Clerk of the Council.
After tht Council had finished the State busihess,
the Racoaraft OF Loanote was adMitted, and made
his *eport tif the December session.
The Patrick was attended by the Marquis of Hian-
split as the Lord in Waiting, Colonel Baannet.t.,
the diodm, the Cotiiptroller of the Household, and
the Treasurer of the HousehOld.
Bitata.a—No altatatiou is the price this week.

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Letvizd lawns o b &Aid„ mho
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kk.t.MOtrit,
Arrived the itAvni schooner from
-a convoy ; also several transports,
Lisboa, being part Of tke DioAnnn't
theft are the Patty, Detente; ana _
mond--they haVe all received Partial
an Ameritaa vessel from the .
posed tb be Under licence. Thb
&MIMS, has gene into the Rdstdb:—.-
PLYMOt3TII,
etrne in the American Schooner
froth Baltinwre, hound to France,
&e. was captured by the
longing to the ItochefOrt setuadion.
the above schooner half been
mitred great depredations on our
taken no fewer that f 6 sail bi ventels.
ship that came in yisterdin has - -
crew of the descriers frigite.—Arrited
cacti:* from Barque toads ; ismitutover,
froth Jersey. Ptit back the tweoLati
again for the Brest Pktstax:
crOite t Marron, h mitt, for
FAVOURITke I,trrn on keret
for Amities.. • i LAVtialas of 38
the Sound to Haitioatet
IsoaTiambutitt
Atria-ed the Escoat from PI:
Rsoutus andlotat.Astste. for
jesty's shipt Chkear, sAnibsai
under weigh tO dirop thiwb to ,
readiness td sail to the tlitekt antlk&
takes watt* fbr Cbrk, and other
ward.
lAktrAity ifl.—Arriireci the ttcPriPtrit
from a truizr.—His Majetty's
made the signal 10i the twin* i.
Mediterranean to get under weighs
ting dark, it ES not svpposed they
morning.—Wind S.E.

bEAL, JANUAR
Arrived the LOCUST guxt.brig
rethains.—Wind
YARMOUTH; IANU
This morning arrivid the R.
and will sail with the trade fdr
us the Wind arid weather pertnits.
bay, DArliO, and Tater with
DOVE OF CORK, lANU
A Very large flee; consisting
several large frigates, and fire bola-tenets, may to
shortly e*pecied at Core, Where they irb to retitle*:
robs Elvin Poitsmoittli aid Plymouth; on theli *4
to the toast or Atberitai to bombard some of thi
principal both: Lad AMNIA* BIEAUCUAL *lli hi
the Maim' Oatilthandek-In•Chiefa-The Litboh fled'
were under Weigh at Welts bitlott, tad were stand•
big out or the harbbuk at twos.Witicl at Moitlu
The ContOnlia; Miller, froth Peinah, Was
bti Shore on the island of Kulno on the 1911,
but wai got of, with edasiderible &theses said tall'
ried Into Boldetot
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Lull' rivrELLMAtit

ettittr OF CRANCERt, MNUARt
snit coartittatiox or coLcltahlit i. totr.ralit
this ease stood in the paper for judgnient to-clat
but, a fetv Minutes before the usual hotir of meeting
of the eourt, a met age was received from the Least •'
CHANCELLOR; Stating, that he ban been taken ill; aril
would not be able to attend.
ebtnir OP KINOis bEltirHt
atotkvn ii. Rana.
'leis was an action of troffer to Heifer the *atilt
of 282 cases of merchanditt; Shipped by plaintiff on
board the Mary, a vessel belonging to defendnitty
tithich was bound fdi &titian. It appeared in e*i.
dente, that the Mary sailed with a ciontrity for Sits\
kinatn, arid that in contentience of convoy ndt,beint
able to beat tip for Surinam, and the Captain thin a:
ingit itintradent to lease the convey; he went tint'
to-Berbice; and then so Grenada, wbeti the eaptgid
sold the goods its question; thinking it for the ;nickel*
of all concerned ;—but Lord ELLtaistottouott held;
that it was no defence, and that plaintiffs wet* entiz
tied to recover the difference between what the etas
brotight at Grenada, and what they seould hair pros
bably brought at Sutinam ; and it was agreed to res
fet the amount of the award tb one ci theluty.—Mts
Tot.rtmo contended, that the plaintiffs could only te-
corer part of their dettiand; as it wonld appear itt
evidence that they were merely the agents of a house
in Amsterdam ;—but Lord ELLEtillaßOVed held;
that they had a special property, wlbcli seas sufficient
to enable them to maintain an action of troter.

kel4oar.—Yestetday the Itacottota
thade a Report to the Pal NCY Rthitsf of the following.
capital convicts under sentence of death in Newgate;
vie. William Taylor, Joseph Siihmonds Winter, end
Benjamin Allen; for stealing silk, &c. from the Sis-
ters hoy oh the river Thames ; Ann Lock and Sca
sannah Foster, for stealing privately in a shop ; Jas.
Kelly, fbr uttering counterfeit money ; Andrew Tif.
fin; for returning froth transpertAtioh t Witt. MiKone,
John Doggetty, and Thomas Sithmonds. for high-
way robberies ; John filaUdwell, for butglafy ; Kars
tha Hughes, for stealing privately in a shop; John
Lemere, for forgery ; George Ellis; Edward Lloyd;
and Elizabeth Lindsay, iorobbery in atheellings
house ; and John Rowe for killing a sheep; with inc
tent to steal the same $ *Alters Jesliti :immesh 1,4
Seri
.Be4ainis ifiltis, and !ohs Lowe, were Ordered
' for execution Ix Monday neat.

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a pribateery aid nom
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gods. The Spy slop
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-Artired the FASO
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figiot,aa‘t and tailed
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let port tb tie VI
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I ship 111110t3Ult b** *,
for Portugal tad the
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by will sail !Afore 611 1
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thi above
Liii.IARY 14. .
of 19 sai! of tiii I:1111

IXECLITION OF THE LUDD rnS iIT MAIL
I. Precisely it eleVert o antit'un Saturday the follow-
img persons suffered the sentence of the law due to
their crimes, viz. Joh" kilt, Joseish Crowther, Nathan
'Hoyle, Jonathan Dean,JOhn Ogden, Thomas:Brod, and
',John Walker. The
...04(tive persons -behaved 'in *the
4nosj penitent and cbotrite manner we have ever wit-'
-tressed, placed In thethelancholy situation in which
"they were. During the time the Ordinary was per-
gortrfng the functions of his duty, the repeated and
arnest prayers of the culprits might be heard at a
,consderable distance, supplicating the DiviwlE BEING.
TiO receive their souls into everlasting rest. Many of
)them, after the Clergyman had repeated " the Lord
ave mercy upon yOu," in a very audible voice arti-
cuLted„ " I hope he will." Previous to the drop
:being let down, a hymn was given out very 6, mly
'by Joan Walker tohis fellow-culprits, all of whom
eartity joined in singing the same. The behaviour
f the whole was truly becoming their awful situa-
ion, each of them expressing their sincere repent-
pnoe for the crimes they had committed, and placing
their only hopes of salvation through the merits of
the REDEEMER. John Hia addressed the- populace
'nearly in the following terms:—" I hope, my good
Christi ,ns, you will take warning by the punishment
ou will see this day inflicted upon' me and inyiel-
• companions. Hived for a number of years in
'the possession of vital religion, but unfortunately the
fasctnations of the world gained an ascendancy over
try sobrit, and I fell away from GOD ' and the paths
,of rectitude, about half a year ago. I warn you,
who now hear me, against the commission of mine
or any other crimes which may subject you to the
ignominious death. I am now going to suffer." The
.odies, after hanging till twelve o'clock, were then
k it down.
) Half-past one o'clock.—The following prisoners,
viz. John Swallow, John Bolley, Jonfih Fither,..Wra.
'Hartley, Jame: Haigh, Jame: Hay, and Jqb Hay, were
iexecuted at the time specified above. The whole of
them evinced a spirit of contrition which we have
seldom witnessed uponi similar occasion. The con-
purse of spectators. as at the former occasion, was
pumerous. James Hay spoke to Mr. Lancaster, a
raintlernah residing in the West Riding. of Vork-
Isire,oat some length. He regretted the situation in
tsehicli he was placed, and earnestly exhorted his fel-
fow-sUffereis to make their peace with Goo. James
!pay said but little however, he - vinced by his con-
eluct on the drop, a sincere and unfeigned repent-
`anee for thc crime the lases f his country had sub-
Ijected him to. John Swallow afterwards spoke to
1
Sthepopulace in nearly the following terms :—" La-
idies And Gentlemen, the situation in which I am
onw.• placed di mands your serious consideration.
.Led astray by wicked and unprincipled cha.!
iacters, I was seduced from the paths of virtue, and
fell into that dreadful crime for which I am now go-
b to suffer. • I beg of you to take warning by my.
fate.; and •I hope that GOD will grant you grace .tor
'live a lite of sobriety and uprightnesi, in order to
prevent your being brought to the situation in which
I am now placed."—The conduct of the prisoners
*as trail/ becoming their awful situation. The bo-
'flies were cut down at half-past two o'clock, and de-
livered tq their respective relations.