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

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lugo hate akreaayrit mg* eMc;sl jeer-Isons from thail. body (0 hit Eltiellettey the t outman-
der in thief Of die a'AS44I6 ?ail* hint Aeir he6t-
felt acithosrledimentla lur, it'd 'the hthabitants
of the GoVerntettent of inSali offered to deliver
half pelisses for ottr erattitins
Skersitinskli, a ituttottrtier in the goVern-
met* of Chersorr, has, with the consent et his !bother,
givelf
.100 meti out of WOO, Which is the popula-
tion 61"\their eoinnttiti estates, and mine of whom
are elscive SS years of age, &loathed and provided them
with saddle horsest, and has besiciess engaged to pay
the common soldiers out of Ith owit purse as long as
the war continues, and having pit himself at their
head, has joined the actiVe m 711.6
* ST. PETASATROH; bECtiMiltit 19.
An thca se was jutted a few days ago, ordering
new levyy be coMpteted otte month front this
day, of eight then out of evcry tOTO Males ht for ser-
vice. It is calculated that this *ill produce 300,000.
The provinces which have suffered by the last cam.
paign ate exempted. The Einperot set out last night
for Wi 1na...--Excbtnge. on London

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AISInitAL teRICWAtIONI RIPORTS Iltl iftS
tINDS2t bAti THL 111 IS bECBILIIIER.
ON His unite% 20 %MASTS PROM WtLNA AS FOLLOWS:
4. Since Toy keport of thg Itth (29th) Noveibber,
I have posted the enemy" with all possibk speed,
and allowed him no repose tilCher by night or day,—
In the -first" days we %Vete lather detained his
having destroyed the Midge% but a few bouts stere
sufficient for us to put them in repair agains

66 I after*arth proceeded by fbrced Matches: the
van-guard did not lobe sight or hitn ft* a single mo.l
ment, drove him from seVetel bf his encarnpinents,
forced hilts to march by night, and took *vet-all
cannon agd some prisoners from him.
66 ll'totti passing the nerisina, as far at Wihrt, we
have taken 150 pieces of artillery, tipktierds of 700
boxes of cartridges and maners, and so great a
number of baggage-waggons, that the road in se-
veral paces is choaked with them. We have like-
wise captured two. standatds, some Generals, and
several thousand prisoners. His rearguard has been
attatked and cut up, so that he is flying in disorder,
and without any defence ; the men drop dotirtt With
faintness, and, thrown into despair, stirtendet them-
selves. The enemy's loss does not a:MUM to less
than 90,000 men the toads are covered with their
killed And wounded, and men dying with colds

" runishment follows so quick on these tbiscreants.
chat they fail Victim 3 to the flames id the dwellings
to whith they have set fire, and art frozen to death
in the very buses whith they have destrayod by
breaking the doors !nit windoWs._

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We have this day been tarried into Wilna on
their shoulders. They have sot succeeded in carrying
off any thing from thtte, Exclusive or the 150 pieces

(f artillery aforesaids a great bomber or calinon have
fallen into oUr hands i all the magazines are full.
Among the great number of sick and wounded are
sever4l Generals, attd artiong these, as 2—am informed,
are Generals Bagonetek and Liplu.
My van guard is 'pursuing them tithe at their
heels, Lieutenant General Tschapltz lea's particu-
larly distinguished himself, and by his rapid and in-
cessant pursuit of the enemy, there never passes a day
in Whith he does not come up with him two or three
times, and firces bins to leave cannon and chests of
cartridges behind With

" One of Marshal Oudinot's adjtitatusi Who was
left behind by the Mal-shA to wait tot his rear guard,
and tti obtain information from then di the strength
of the cotps which was in pursuit df firth's, was made
prisoner in Asthmany 1 and as the rear-guard had
meanwhile been made prisoners and cut tip, this
young man was most astonished, when, instead of
their rear he beheld our vanguard he could not
conceive how it tame thete► •
" The prisoners confirm the intelligence that Na.
poleon is no longer able to conceal his difficult litUa-
tion ; that the whole army, sinking Undet their fa-
tigues, are Murmuring and becotnitig dangerous to
him. A few days ago We took a great nuttibet of
his guards. I hate had several tittles for ftly habita-
tion, the same house which he had only quitted a few
hours previously, and he has several times taken
himself off at the thothetit when the skirmishing com-
menced bet keen my van-guard and his rear."

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1 RONI THE St. i'hith3lSUßGli GAZETTI, MTh DiTs
64 The Adjutant-deneial Marquis Paußicci) in-
forms his Imperial Majesty, under date, the 12th De-
cember, froth Riga, as follows
46 Since my last Mott submissiie report to your
Majesty, no operations have taken piece with the
enemy, excepting his having, with a small number,
attacked the advanted piquet of the post stationed at
Jungferhof, probably for the-purpose of reconnoitring
the situation there. No material alteration hat taken
place in the enemy's position,
The head-quarters of Marshal Macdonald still
remains at Statgen: His army is 28 br 80,000 men
strong. The General of Division Otandjeats it at
Nerft. His corps, Which is cotnpdsed of Bavarians
and Poles, to the amount of ten battalions of infan-
try, tyro squadrons of catalryi add 12 piecet df it-
;illery ikat Merit, rdadeli gad other pleat is the ad-
Li:l4cent countryi'i.