Star.
London, England, 1812-10-12 00:00:00

'LLIGENCE.

R. Dut.
2 0 Guernsey
• 2 0 Jersey
• • 0 1 I Coruuna -
• 2 1 Heligoland -
• - 0 0 Gotteuburgh -
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ro.
Arrived the American ship Horace, APPLETON
Waster, from Naples, one of the RonNEY's convoy;
the Jane, Hor.m, from Charleston, with rice and
cotton, in 35 days—the Grenada, Dutchman, from
uadaloupe, and a schooner, from Jamaica, name
unknown, had been carried into Charleston before
the Jane sailed, and three other English vessels, prizes
to American privateers, were going in on her depar-
Ewe ; his Majesty's ship TAUNTON, from Oporto;
add the STEELLE, from the Irish station ; also the
Commerce, BRYAN ; Alert, ADAMS ; and Betsy,
Ross, part of the FANTOME'S convoy, from Oporto.
Sailed, the MrsLEToe, for Portsmouth ; LANDRAIL
cutter, for Cork ; the BLoontrouND, on a cruize ; the
GOLDFINCH, for the coast of Spain ; and the BELLE
PouLE frigate, for the coast of France.—Wind S.

Dublin ft
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Waterford
Cadiz
Lisbon -
Malta

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOEER 11.
Arrived his Majesty's ship NEMESIS, with dispatches
from the,Mediterranean : RODNEY and Tuscior men
of war, with a convoy of Transports, from Gibral-
tar, &c. ; the WARSPITE, from the Downs ; the ship
Country 'Squire, from Jamaica, one of the Pot,-
PIIEM s's convoy ' • and 12 sail of the Oporto convoy,
that p ted from the Fverome sloop of war off the
Lizar the Bth inst. Sailed his Majesty's ship FER-
VENT, with a convoy forlCork ; and the VENGEUR
and PRINCESS CAROLINE for off Cherbourgh.

PEAL, oCTOBER it.
Arrived his Majesty's ship WsQuirci, from off
Flushing. Admiral Youxn, and .the whole of his
fleet, remain in the Downs; also a large fleet of out-
ward bound.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 11.
No arrivals. Sailed the Lady Nepean Packet,
for Gottenburgh ; and the King George Picket, for
Heligoland, with Mails.

YARMOUTH. OCTOBER it.
Passed in the Offing a fleet of merchantmen, sup-
posed from the Baltic, as several ship letters have
been sent en shore. Yesterday arrived the KING
GEORGE from the Texel, and left lying there eight
sail of the line, five frigates, and several small craft.
The brig which was on the sand is off, after throwing
part of cargo overboard, and is coming into this port
to he repaired. Sailed the CuAvrlccEert on a cruize,
and the BLAZER for the harbour to refit. Rexhain the
Solebay, Cretan, Leveret, and Investigator.

COVE, OCTOBER 5.
Yesterday arrived the Parthian gun-brig, with a
fleet of transports from Portsmouth.
His Majesty's ship Sybelle, Captain UPTON, arri-
ves yesterday from a cmize. She parted from the
Fortunee frigate; Captain Sgestourt, on Thursday
last ; on which day the latter proceeded for England,
by order of Captain UrroN, with twelve sail of the I
dispersed Jamaica fleet.
His Majesty's ship Dauntless, Captain BARBER, I
arrived early yesterday morning, from a short cruize. I
During the night it blew a dreadful gale ; she was
obliged to lie off the Stags of Castlehaven. The
Dauntless fell in with the Circe frig,ate, Captain
Woom.comaz. on Friday last, who informed Captain
BARBER that she had spoken the Polyphemus man of
war, on her way to England, on Monday last.
—The POLYPHEMUS sailed from Jamaica the latter
end of July, with a Fleet of fifty sail of merchantmen,
and was three weeks going to the Havanna!). On
the 23J of August, after having just cleared the Gulf
of Florida, they encountered a most tremendous bur.,
ricane, which lasted twelve hours, with unabated
fury. The whole of the convoy were .dispersed. The
DAUNTLESS, Captain BARBER, spoke the Agnes, of
Liverpool, one of the fleet, the master of which in-
formed Captain BARBER, that he saw several of
the Fleet after the.storm, on their beam ends. Put
in here yesterday morning, from stress of weather,
last from Corunna, his Majesty's ships Alfred, of 64
guns, and the Regulus of 44.
On the night of the 16th nit. the Sybelle experien.
ced a most severe storm, which came on so suddenly
as to carry away her royal and top-gallant-mastsi
with the loss of one, and another severely wounded.
I Tale Sybelle proceeds to Plymouth to-morrow, to be
I paid and refitted;

.
These are the weapons with which Frenchmen are
to be destroyed—these are the weapons which nature,
has put into your hands.—Your corporeal and men-
hl energies will guide them at length to the heart of
the Tyrant ! Every Frenchman, Pole, Swiss, Italian,
and Wurtemburgher whoin you put to death, will
Ong you six feet nearer the body of theif master.
We kouw that there are men, aye and good men
toe, who will reprobate this doctrine of extermina-
tion. But we will bring the vise home to them.—
If BekAPARTe shotild ever succeed in pouring his
hordes into this great and glorious island, where k
the man who eats the bread of an Englishman, who
vonld suffer an invader to lives Soon indeed would
the country be conquered, if a mistaken spirit or
twin, should ever arre+ t the arm et a freeman up-
lifted. against a slave.—Aeain we say that if the
Russ ans go forth in this spirit, they vt ill be invincible!
Now that we have vented our ideas as to the pio-
spects,which the war ice Russia now presents, it re-
tains for us to attempt, front such information es.•
we have collected, to give a sketch of the proceed-,
'nits of both armies. subsequently to the battle of Bo- I
7°tlin• Little doubt now remains that the French
did actually fall back nearly ' twenty miles after that
4,1 g. agernent• The Russians, on the contrary, kept
the field of battle. A mournful scene must haie pre-
sented itself to their view on the day following, when The Right Honourable VALENTINE BROWNE, Earl
they buried 14000 of their countrymen. The stench of Kenrnare, died about four o'clock on Saturday
of
the dead carcases alone must have rendered it nc- se'nnight, at the mansion house of Castlerosse, in the I
.i s
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county Kerry. His Lordship had complained '-, 7. for a tessary to leave such a spot. On the 9th, therefore, considerable time previous to his death, but was con-
t_hey retired about twelve miles, and subsequently sidered somewhat recovered a short time ago. - He
ii2ed their head-quarters at Zwenigorod. General i ~--.- I enjoyed some of the Most extensive estates in the
XUTVSOFF had received a reinforcement from Moscow 1 Advices have been received from the Mediterra- United Kingdom; and is succeeded in his titles and , nroughans
before the battle. The day after it, he received nean, by which it appears, that the Day of ALGIERS possessions by his eldest son, lord CASELEROSSE, who '
.another reinforcement ; and it is probable that on this intends to undertake a spirited war with the Ameri- promises fairly to emulate the virtues of his lamented
Republic. To fulfil this design, he is provided father.
.. • ccasion ROSTOPCHIN, with great part of the militia 1 can Republic
Moscow six frigates of 44 guns, two of which are per- i CORN MARKET, MARK LANt, OCTOBER 12.
joined him. Bat it would seem, either
short, this trade is at an advance of sa. ti frctly new, and he and his vassals are equipping a 1 To-day we have not many further gnivals of Wheat, and the
' being /bat the high-road from Mojaisk to Moscow afforded : swarm of smaller vessels, which are to be engaged in remaining supplies
toof
Brain
per quarter, from
an Friday's pries's, and Moat other ankles if
lie favourable position for the Russian army,increase in price; Barley in brisk de- IF
and I depredations on the floati% property of this new
therefore that it drew off to the northward ; or elseft
, enemy. Orders have been given in London for stores mind, and about 11. per cpmeter.higher; White peas
are
scarce,
ft
fit still watched the main road, BONAPARIII must of a4OlOOO.
° to equip the Algerine navy to the amount of upwards and much dearer; Beans at little Vuiften; the supplies of New
. Oats is very, short, and sales thereof are effettli at a mall Alli. 1 a
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rles.; Mir nogg stow ism suoiNOw

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Ing (third day):
Canning •

SEVENTH HAY—MONDAY, OCWOSER 12.
At the close of the Poll this day the numbers
Combe - - 5125 Atkins - -
Curtis - 4371 Wait/Haan -
-
Shaw - 4082 Wood
Whereupon the first four were declared duly decant,
SOUTHWARK.
• 311111./ITH DAY-110NDAY) OCYOIIIIIII.
This day, at one o'clock, the State gi thir
WAS as follows I
Calvert - - - - - & *l4ll
Thornton • a 1766
Burdett - - - - - 51.
At two o'clock, the Election finally closed,
Mr.CALVIRY and Mr. TfIORNTOIS were declared duly
elected; and at three o'clock they werechaired through,
the principal streets of the Borough.
Eamcsmay..-The Election for Berkshire was held
at Reading on Thursday last, when a violent popular
tumult ensued, which continued for three hours ;
when the Sheriffs declared that Mr. DusnAs and Mr.
Hm.r.ert, had been nominated by a majority, and
that a poll would be taken for Mr. Nyrn.rat at
Abingdon.
CITY or ONFORD.--i-The contest for this City is still
carried on with increased vigour, and.each party ap-
pears confident of success. At the close of the poll
on Saturday, the fourth day, the numbers were,
Mr. Lockhart . - - 516
Mr. Wright - - -61 S
Mr. Eden - - - 1148
Barsroz..—State of the poll on Saturday (sth day):
Delis - 1209 Ronda
266
+, - 919
prothemo 1105 Hunt •
*fate of the Poll on. Saturday even.
520 I Crtsmy - 478
Brougham 488 Tarleton 6
Gascoyne - 483
One thousand and four Freemen polled; a very se-
severs contest.
HivenroaDivesr.—StaW of the Poll at the-close
of the second day :
Lord - . . ISO
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