Star.
London, England, 1813-03-18 00:00:00

FROM THE BRESLAW GAZETTE.

14 WARSAW, FEBRUARY 19.

46 The Imperial Russian Army has occupied the
whole country about Warsaw, but the barriers are
still is the possession of the National Guards. The
Magistrates remain, as usual, in their places.
His Excellency General MILORARDOVITCH, on
the 9th instant, rode with a great retinue through
ohe town."

" DRESDEN, FEBRUARY 25.

[FROM TILE ALTONA MERCURY, MARCH 5.3

44 The Russians are advancing in force from the fron-
tiers of Lusatia towards Wittenberg. in conse-
quence of this intelligence the Prince and Princesses
are gorse to Bayreuth. Only Princess Elizabeth re-
mains- here. Hi: Majesty the King has for a timerefiaired
to Plauen, in the Voigtknd. The Government is carried on
by a Commission, consisting clfour Minister: of State."

Buenos Ayres Gazettes to the 22d November were
received in town this morning, but they contain no
intelligence of importance. 11e are happy to learn
that all disputes between the Spanish Government of
&loth AmeTieaa and the Court of the Brazils, have
been adjusted.

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NATAL IA7ELLIGENGA.
, TORBAY, MARCH Id.
Last night, about ten o'clock. the wind coming
from the S. E. the West India and pobon Fleets got
under weigh, when, being but little wind, only abort
50 of them got out of the Bay, cut of. Wu lair, Ole
remainder anchored again. It is at present Balm,
and the ships,are lying with their sails loose, ready u
start the moment an opportunity offots.
• FALMOUTH, MARCH

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Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. The Duke of
Marlborough packet, with a Mail for Lisbon ; and
the Townsend packet, with a Mail for Gibraltar and
Malta, are gone into the Roads.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 16..
Sailed the GAMBIER cutter, for Toshay ; and the •
Sonvett.casr, of 38 guns, for the Coast of Spain.—
Arrived five Prussian vessels, laden with brandy and
wine, from Bourdesux, and anchored in Hamoaze ;
cannotlearn.whether they are.detained vessels or not.
PORTSMOUTH)MARCII 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Tit Loter, front. off
Havre ; VILLE DE PARIS and INSOLENT, from Ply.
mosth ; and the SNAt sloop of war, from a cruize ;
also, the Melville. Dun-AN, from Bbenos Ayres, for
London, in 90 days. On the 3d instant' spoke his
Majesty's ship REVOLVTI9NAISF, in bit. 37. 26. N.
long. 31. W. on a cruize. His Majesty's lilies Set-
! CETTE and Donts were about to get under weigh with
their convoys for the. East Indies and the Drakili,*
when the wind became light and the weathei, thick,
they therefore still remain. Sa4ed his Majesty.% thips
STRELLP.. cycNET, and Anmtpr, with a convoy, rt in-
cipally transports, with troops for Cork. 'Phe
trans-
ports from this harbour arc rifolitly 'ordered round to
North Yarnioutb, this looks something like ah -ex-
pedition.—Wind N. F. • Itr;1 -,• • • •i
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• DEAL, MARCH 17*,
; • Arrived his majesty's snip aurstrceezra. from
Plymouth ; Lind the PIONEER schooner, from, Ilittire.
Sailed the C..CNTESS of ELM cotter, with a coavoir
for Portsrmuth.—Wind N. E.
• YARMOUTH, MARCH it • .
Yesterday, p. m. Strived the CRETAN; fro. •truke„
off the Dutch Coast ; and the LEVERET Sloop hi war,
from a cruize in the Sleeve; the former •has sent is
three and the latter five foreign vesseislwith general
cargoes. Sailed this morning the Visite, on a ernize ;
and the THRESHER, for the Nore. Remain the Sole-
bay and Daphne.—Wind N. E. • • -.

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The number of British vessels captured by Ame-
rican privateers, between the 4th of August, tBl2,
and the 9th of March, 1813, as entered on Lloyd's
Books, is '4l3—of which 7' have Bien recaptured.
We are sorry to learn that Hamburgh h.'s, been
the scene cf much Woodshed since the approach of
the Russians to the Elbe : many of Oie it habitants
have been murdered in cold blood, and thelown was
for several days alternately in the possession of the
French, the Danes (from Altona) and the Cossacks.
The Danish regiments from Altona took a decided
part iu favour of the French, and saved them from
extermination. .

Jr was this day reported on 'Change, thataccounts
have been received from Heligoland, stating that
D'Yonn had entered Dresden—that Austria had del
:dared in favour of the Russians—and that the French
were completely driven out of Hamburgb.
All the spare Government transports which have
been recently collected at Portsmouth and Plymouth,
have been ordered round to North,Yarmouth, st here,
it is said, they will take on board some foreign regi
ments for the Baltic. These are supposed to be part
of the German Legion and the Duke of Bitueswice's
corps. Other accounts state that they are to pro.
teed from Yarmouth in ballast to Sweden, where
they will take troops on board for Prussia or Pomo-
rania. This arrangement has been determined eq
since the arrival of the Prussian Officer on Sunday last.
A conference is about to take place at Breslaw, in
Silesia, between the Emperor of RussiA and King of
• PRUCSLA. _ _ _

Fourteen battalions of Prussians Were raised in the
vicinity of Colberg in ten days. They have, of course,
taken up Arms against the French.

The Oratorio of the Creation was last night per-
formed • at Drary-Lane Theatre—Readings, - judi•
ciously selected from MILTON'S " Par..dise Lost,"
were given by Miss Satiris ; and thewhole performance
was received with the htgiiest approbation by a very
numerous and respect.ble audience.
Covent-Garden Theatre was also well attended—.
the perform ince, et the evening were the Serenade of
Ade and Galatea, with a Grand Selecti. n, in which
Mr. BRAHA'4 was, as usual, highly applauded...
MadameCtrAtasu was absent, thr.ugh indisposition.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—The Anniversary Dinner
was yesterday celebrated at the Ci•y of London Ta-
vern ; Lord DARNLEY in the Chair, in the absence
of the Duke of DEvotrustax. Some difference of
opinion appeared when the health of the PRINCE Re-
GENT was proposed. On his Royal Highness's
health being again drank among the donors, the ap-
plause was as usual. But this was followed by the
announcement, that the Princess of WALES had sub-
scribed £5O, and the applause exceeded all that,
we ever remembered. The cry was, ti at the health
of the Princess should be drank alone ; Lord D.taf‘..
LEY, as Chairman, desired to gise it ,oupied with
that of Lady LOUDON and the oiner Patronesses. At
length, atter a speech from General MATHEW, recom-
mending the oblivion of all political feelings on an
occasion of charity, the Chairman gave the nealth pf
the Princess of WALES, and the other Patronesses."
This generalization seemed to satisfy all parties, and
the other toasts were (Wank without opposition."
After Lord DARNLEY'S departure,' Sir JOHN Dovse
was called to the Chair, and kept up the spiritsnf
the assembly, with happy and eloquent effusions,Vl
a late hour. Upwards of £l5OO was anbscribed at
the Meeting. • t, „ •
The battle betwixt Molineaux, the sturdy blick,
and Carter, will take place within twenty miles of
Oxford, for 100 guineas, in a twenty-four feet roped
ring.
Another battle of much interest will be fought on
the 6th of April, betwixt Jay 'and Fuller, within
twenty miles of LondOn. Jay beat Fuller in a hard
battle at Rickmansworth last autumn. '

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