Star.
London, England, 1813-11-22 00:00:00

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SECOND EDITIG
STAR-OFFICE, TWO otl.6Cli.
114SURRECTLON IN--ROTTERDAtvi.
A Deputy is just arri*,2,l from It It:4am At
'nine o'clock, OR Friday, :a tined WA held in the
tovin-Ikttie :—it tasted • some hours. At ill'ree
On ittge'colourk,WereTioittia. a the great joy of all. , •
The French *garriseaf:tielliio cifitililted 61a batudiott .4'
of Prussi4ns and -Other 12:1eresaits, marched out by 1
kind of Capitulation, but after proceeding *little seat'
they Mutinied, killed or wounded their Comitander,
'a French Genertl oeßrigadei and marched bask Let
join the Dutch Patriots. .1
We have also:received another Bulletin fmm the
Paftrcz's head-quarters.

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OCTOBER 22.
g General WiSSILIAIIIICOPT attacked at Weissenfela.
the rearguard of b7firesai, and took 2000 men and 15
cannon, 1500 remained killed on the field of battle.
%4 The Prince Ite•yal removed his head-quarters ob.
Mersebourgs this morning.
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" The Emperor-of Ru:sia has his head-quarters at
Eisenberg, from whence it will be removed to-morrow.
to Jena. The Emperor of Austria at Zeist. The King!.
of Pr ussia is gone to make a visit 'to Berlin." '
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• THIRD EDITION.

A-vessel has arrived in the Riier from Holland
the Caowbr PatSca has taken possession of Utrecht.
And •it is also reported in Holland, that the Allies _
bait crossed the Rhine, and penetrated upwards
of 50 leagues into the Low Countries.
The Army of the CROWN PRINCE is once more in
full communication with chit of the Russians hnd
Austrians under Prince SCIIWARTZEVIICIRO ood Gene-
ral WITTOENSTIIN.

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We have received French Papers to the 18th inst..
Their contents are calculated to heighten ouljPy foe
the success of the Cause in Hollar.d. Count .I..aca-z _
PEDE, the Naturalist, makes a speech in the name of
the Senate to BONAPARTE, ht which he says that
shuddered at the dangers which His Majesty •
This wretched dealer in dried Insects afterwards
the Reptile whom he has long called Master, that the; . -
French deSlVe Peace. We believe it—btu a the Allies
need it more" this is a position viltieh ye deny'
Equally false is this villain's assertion, that no Person.,
knows so well as a Frenchman his duties to, hits
Country, Honour, and the Sovereign." Never beat
this been true since the Revolution---sirice the Laee...l -
pedes, the Chaptals and the ?Jorge:, the Drug
grinders and Apothecaries of Paris'betame SeratOrre.
Exertions are making to raise new armies—We,
are not alarmed at all this.—the Allies are rapidly
advancing towards the heights of Monti* rtre ! '
The dynasty of BODULVARTZ has in short passed'
away. If he is "permitted to reign (which HgAVati •
forbid), it must now be, to use his own langtiage
by Capitulation !

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PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER et.
Yesterday attired his Majesty's ship 'Boom, of 10
guns, Hon. Captain SPENCER. with Dispatches from
the Mediterranean, and is placed undel-'quarantine ;
WOODLARK, 10, Captain BYROM, from the Bahi.:•;—
Pottr MAHON, 18, Captain Bondorß, ithh convoy
from Cork; Itxusritraus, 74, Captain Stews. from.
the East Indies, last (rom the Downs ; the SN AP,
Captain Dssuwoon, and the &MAO*, 18,. Captain'
Bissau., with convoy for the Downs.
Arrived his Majesty's ship THAIS front the Coast
,of Africa, ZEPHYR blO. p of war from Plymouth.
Mows sloop of war from the Westward, and Uni,,xs
transport from Passage The convoys rennin as
before. Wind Southerly. •
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER in
Came in the linrcom sloop of war from cru:re ;
PREqUENT frigate from Totbay'..L-Saile the Za.
'MYR sloop of war, with a convoy to the eastward.
DEAL, NOVEMBER gl.
Arrived the SPRIGHTLY cutter witl: a convey from
.Dartmouth and Exmouth, which are stiled for.
River. Ca*c down from the River about ocenty
sill of West Indiamen, and remain as per last.
Five o'clock.—Arrived his Miijesty's ship 'imam-
trains, Admiral Yount; with the chief part or the
Sea squadron.--Wind S.. .
The London, Mum; ; the Princess,. Roman ; Spa.
nish Patriot, Horiosou -; and Elizabeth, Muses-, from
Oporto to Landon; the Isih.HARRIsON, arotn ditto
to Lynn ; and Talavera, Uttowa,. from Lisboa to
London, are taken and carried into Calais.
. The Susannah, Wasp:sow, of Sunderland, foto.
dered on the Gulls on Wednesday—Crew•sayed.
The Mary, JAMIESON. from Sligo to Liverpool, is
totally lost on Tory Island.
The Commerce, BLEws, from Buenos Ayres to
Liverpool, is wrecked in Caernarvon ay—part of
the cargo expected to be saved.
. Sunday se nnight, five dead bodies, and 'evert]:
packages and other wreck, came on shore at Trona,.
and the wreck of a vessel was seen at some distance. .
A notice was po,ted at LLoro's on Saturday. an- •
flouncing a Proclamation by the Loan LIEL'iIi:NAKT
of Ireland, published on the 16th inst. to prohibit the
importation, in neutral vessels, of tie produce ut any
country not in amity with Great Britain%
The news of yesterday very happily realized the
old jocular saying, "The Dutch have taken Holland."
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, NOV Ye.
We had a large supply of Wheat this morning trom Kent, and
Essex, which, added to the arrival of upwards of 33,00 u sack, of
Flour last meet, has occa.toned very dull sales; the Armand be.
Mg trifling, what little Wheat was disposed of this morning is as
at a reduction of es. per quarter A considerable qtunt.ty is left
unsold, for which there were no buyers. even at the ab we de.'
cline.—Bariey, Malt, Oats, Peas, and Beans, are heavy .aie.
full 2s. per quarter cheaper, and large quantities of each anale
remain unsold.
CORRINCT—Wheat, Kent and Essex, 665. 825.; 5*01141144. yap,
Nutfelit, SOs. 70s. Flour, 65*. 705e...barley, sas, ids.

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