Star.
London, England, 1812-01-17 00:00:00

itAidilditdTt PAPtig. '
' ;14befilloseTiii *1 are copied From Hain .A
Papers received this hiorning: TM. British Govern-
event lies b. to eitrtMOy active if late in .ending
on.. dt the countri nurnctons partio o' foreign Spiels
and Swindlers, all of *horn he hireling i unr.dists
of BONAPARTE describd as foreign Soldiers; ivhn hail
been disabled in the si twice of Crviit Bilain ! Their
sufferings are described in the fill Owing glowing
terms :

HANIBURGH, ie)01113/111t. Itt
The frlgl4ll th convene* their lfreoliflat Irfitetli awn
ti.slattrl ng, I.y whith tk y (tee thrit artily old nation -from an
the old soldier+ from whom 'hey can . %pea no ferth..-r
We eau ascertain the number of Individuals •ihrland, but not
tom, are it with the regiatrr of those entitarh.diThe whole Of n 6
dcusehment sent from Heligoland arrives upoo the tows of tit.
Elopire:—Frans the ICh to lath of this tuns* tins have been
fended upon the coast of the Eastern Ems 1314 d list
of who= we have just receive& They were sent io a entree
No. 14, aids brie No. I'. Tl.e last v-i el was not able *0 come
sufficer •ly mar lie laud to effect the disersbarkltion with-lat

danger. 'I h, pasa.tigers were obliged to go into the water; a
part of them. only was able to rain the shore—A man mimed
Johann Charies Roost., dicchargcll as ut•6t for service, has jest
arrived at Hartilrarzit. The vessel in which he came sistetts
min io the disembarkation. 'this nun, previous to going I.
England, hail Wen for a length of time in the service of Prelltirr.t
Bartels and IJr. Hasse, of Oil town ; bean all the marks of the
reverses which ha snit-trod daring the six year be was in the
British army.

Nothing can be more touching than the detail -of his labours
and sufferings—nothing better calculated to excite bultnation
acalu•t the pet.dlous Government which ncompensts nien by
the most itifanyms abandonment, and the ri►ks of almost ccr.ata
shipwreck the moment their serv.ces (rat• to be awful.
NAPLES, DEC. 7.

The Etagllsh have made an attack upon the town of Reggio.
The damage caused by ft hardly de,erv.s to be mentioned ; and
as the English hare no other happiness thsn that of hurting, that
wi I find neither consolation or rector pence resulting from that
they made. AU the losses, on the contrary, fall upon theta.
selves—they them selves confess they bad m sny killed and wounded.
Deserter* assert, the day after the action, a great number of wo.
men was seen lamenting at General Maitland's door, the loss of
an husband or son.

We hkevrise knew, that two of their gun-boats were rend• red
Incapable of further service ; and that a mortlr, which burst ha
the nVdst of the Ore; augmented their loss and damage.
The intelligence which we receive from the Littoral of the
Kingdom, watered by the Adriatic, states that the enemy had.
for a cunsidvrable tune, left these seaters.

The gales which they lately experienced throughout the whole
extent of the Guipb, has, caused them great losses, in cause-

quetiee of having no friendly port in which they can take shelter.

Thus, after having consumed in these seas the tine seaman, with-
out preventing the coasting trade between the ports orAbrasses
de la Porille, and those of the kingdom of Italy, the Illyean
Provinces and Corfu, the'e insular prates have been forced to

abandon the theatre upon which they wished to exercise their

I,EGHORN, DEC. S.

Since last week we have had the happiness of having within
our wall., her Serene Highness the Grand Duchess and Prince
Felix. On the 29th November, this Princess visited the flotilla
in our port, and went on boar," several vessels, particularly the
corvette Alacrity, taken from the Engrah.
Afterwards the brig Inconstant was launched, rmidst the spoil•
taneous acclamations of " Long live the Emperor—Loag live the
Grand Duchess Elias."