Star.
London, England, 1813-03-08 00:00:00

Inforcements from below, I should not agree to his
Mtt." The six-pounder taken by the enemy in
orning, as likewise the three-pounders, wart
found without having sustained the least injury.
Great credit is due to Captain Kirby and the are
tillery for their exertions in ge•ting up the guns, on
the batteries, which by the mornirg of the Soth we
succeeded in, and have been ever since in expectatiots
of an attack, but which the enemy did not think prtt.
per to make: to C 'puns Kirby, Lieutenants Bryson
and Ball, of the militia artillery, and Bomblrdier
Jackson of the royal artillery, the greatest credit is
due, as well as to Lieutenant-Colonel Nichol, Qum..
ter Master General of Militia, and Lieutenant Ber-

nerd, Acting Staff Adjutant.
have also derived thegreatest assistance from Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Clark, commanding the n.O. ia ; Ma-
jor Ormsby, commanding a detachment of the 49th
regiment; and Major Halt, of the sth Lincoln mi-
litia, and all Officers in command of corps and corn-
parries under any oi ders. The Norfolk militia., under
Captain Bostwick, gave a strong proof of the valour
which has unitotmly distinguished the militia of this
country when called into action. I must likewise
mention the names of Captain 'Whelan, of the New-
foundland regiment ; Captains Chambers and Saun-
ders, of the 41st ; Captain Fitzgerald, 49th ; and
Captain Hamilton, of the 2tl Lincoln militia, whe
first apprised me of the enemy's movement.
1 enclose a list of the killed, wounded, and missing.
Ili tve not been able to ascertain the loss of ene-
my ; but from the numbers left on the field, and .the
boats that were sunk, it most have been very great.—
I have the honour to be, Sic.
(Signed) CECIL BISSHOPP,
(True Copy.) Lieutenant-Colonel commanding.
NOAH FREER, Military Secretary.
Return of Kilted, Wounded, and Miming of the following Corps
of the Division of the Army serving in Upper Canada, under
the Command of Major General Sheaffe, In an Affair with the
enemy on the 31st and 28th November, 11112.
Nov. 2.l.—goyal Artillery—l rank and file wounded.
49th Foot-1 rank and file killed.
Nov. 28.—Royal Artillery-1 rank and file killed; 1 Lieutenant,
1 rank and tile, wounded.
49th Foot-12 rank and file killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 3 Serjeants, 92
rank and file, wounded; 3d/warners, 21 rank and file, missing.
Militia A: i:tery-1 Serjeant wounded.
Ist Regiment No folk Militia—l Serjeant killed ; 1 Captain, 1
Lieutenant, S rank and file, wounded; 2 rank and file missing.
2d Regiment Norfolk Militia—l rank and file killed : 7 rank and
file wounded; 4 rank and file sliming.'
Total loss-14 rank and file (line), I Serjeant, 1 rank and
file (militia) killed ; 2 Lieutenants, 3 Serjeants. 24-rank
and file (line), 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 Serjeant,
rank and file (militia), wounded ; 3 drummers, 21 rank
and file (line), it rank and file (militia), missing.
General total-1 Serjeant, 16 rank and file, killed ; 1 Cap-
tain, 3 Lieutenanu, 4 Serjeants 39 rank and file, wouns
ded ; 3 drummers, 32 rank and file, missing.
OFIFICEILI WbCNDED.

Royal Artillery—Liett:enant King, severely, and taken prisoner.
49th Pbot—Lieutenant Lamont' severely.
Ist Norfull Ms'lda—Captain Bostwick, slightly; Litutenant
Ryerson, severely. (Signed) Tuosa As EVA NEI,
Major of Brigade.
By bis Excellency's Command,
(Signed) EDWARD BATUMI,
(True Copy) Adj. Gen. N. A.
NOAII Fazaa, Military Secrctary.
[Here follow the General Orders, which appeared in the ST4a
of Frtifay law]

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 6.
Coo of a Latter from the late Captain Rosts, of hls Majesty%
sfBop Alselies, addressed to Vice-Admieal °TWAY, aad agar
mitted by the latter to Joust WILSON CRORER, Esq.
His Majesty's Sloop Apelles, off litschantteu,
Feb. 22, 1613.
Ste—l have the honour to acquaint you, that, in
lat. 57 deg. 10 min. north, long. 5 deg. 30 min. east,
on the morning of the 18th IliNt. alaiy.break, his
Majesty's sloop under my command captured the
French privateer cutter la Ravisseur, c mm.tnded
by Moosieur Alvxander Happey, mounting 14 guns
(ten 9-p:under carronades and four i ug sixes) with
a complement of 51 men, out from. Dunkirk twelve
days without making any capture.
I learn from the master she was destined to cruise
off FiamboroughHead, but had been driven to the
eastward by the late westerly gales. I have the ho.
DOW to be, Stc. (Signed) c. ROBB-

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1818.

A Gottenburgh Mail, being the fifth in regular
succession of those which are due, - arrived this
morning. It brings the operations of the Russian
armies down to the 30th of January. On the 24th of
that month Dantzic was completely invested by the
light troops under PLATOFF ; its surrender, on the
27th, therefore, as formerly reported, is still within the
bounds of probability. The Russians continue to
advance, and they experience no opposition ;—on the
contrary, they are every where received by the is
bitants with great joy. According to the accounts
brought by the above Mail, they had not reached
Berlin or Warsaw on the 30th of January.

Their advanced parties were at that date on the
Oder, and within .50 miles of the Prussian Capital.
The report from Gottenburgh of the amicable dispo•
sitions of Denmark, is in unison with all that we have
recently heard from that quarter

" GOTTENBURGH, FEBRUARY a.

4‘ .At the meeting which took place between the
Emperor Alexander and the Prince Royal of Swe.
den, it is confidently believed that the Emperor en-
gaged to guarantee Norway to Sweden ; and it is
said the King of Denmark has lately declared his
intention of breaking his alliance with France, imme-
diately this guarantee shall be withdrawn.
s' At Hamburgh the London Exchange has been for
a long time past, and still continues, getting favour-
able for England."
" JOURNAL OF THE OPERATIONS OP THE ARMY FROM

TUE 20TH TO THE 30TH JANUARY.

g‘ JAN. 20. Adjutant-General Wasseltschikew
reports, that the Austrian Army, on the 18th instant,
still continued in its former position ; and that Prince
Schwamenburg's head-quarters were in the town of
Pultask. Admiral Tschitschagoff's report of the
18th instant, shews that Count Platoff continued to
pursue the enemy to the suburbs of Dantzick, 110