Star.
London, England, 1813-12-24 00:00:00

(
General Dattollgn4c.ctOok Pollesiks* • . Un'
taro of Partouhirii, and avowed Ota 3t. Jail) VICOis-
Monguere, 'whence it attacked the right of the enemy's
position t the attack was verY brisk; ant sicceidid
very well.
The enemy brought up fresh troops, we imme-
diately brotight into the line she &sigh)* of General

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Foy ; that of General Marausio and thrf
Gruardet, Of the ditisitai DArmagnack which ha.. _
been yet engaged. enemy warreiweled, and the
combat continued the teat of the
,44f, with advan-
tages supported on our Side. . .
We have bad about 55013 killed and. 2500 Wounded.
The loss of the enemy was !inch more considerable,
*hole lines were destroyed.
We haVe only taken 300 Engrish, among whom
Are several officers. Macquerytand Madconole Ge-
nerals of Brigade, have been wounded.
The enemy has taken from us no' prisoneii. n.
general the enemy has greatly suffered this day' as.
vigil as the preceding.
General Soult Wettt yesterday to Plaspatert, with
wart of his cavalry, and drove the enemy from it.
found on Mount Choulie the division of Murillo
abd several English squadrons. He had some eharges
#hh this eavalry—he wounded some and took some
trisenters. Yesterday evening he took a position at
oulse.
, Baircitsaz, THE SAKE EVENING..—tothe inhabitants
,of St. lean de Luz arrived bete yesterday. They re-
late that the enemy suffered extremely on the 9th and
10th; that the houseS and roads from St. Jean de
Ltia ;.s far as to the old gate of Bedart, were to-
vend with wounded English and Portuguese.
, According to what, the enemy's officers say, their
loss ht killed and wounded, up to yesterday the 12th,
anointed to 10 br j 2,000 med.
St. Jean de Luz the peopieWere struck with
the`oonsternation of the enemy. On the 10th, they
eipetctia to see the 'troops of • the Dube of Dalmatia
arrfit under the walk of the town. The English Ge-
ier:if Robiitson, severely wOunded, as well as Many
SUferior Officers, hid been conveyed 10 Si. Sean de
Luz in tbe night of the 10th.
The Wounded are renoied (hiking the night that
the inhabitant's may not see hQw numerous they are.
French funds on Saturday, Dec. 18, 54. f.
IAgGE; DECEMBER
There is nOthing inesir on the Rhine. The Duke of
Padua is at Cologne. .
Letters have been received from Bois-le-Doc, dated
the,ilth, from which it appears that there were nntiel
Of the enemy's troops in the environs: . .
, Dee. 13.—The news from AntWerp announces
that 6000 of the imperial Gitaird,' cavalry, inranerp
aia4 artMery, arrived there the day before Yesterciay.
The account, from Gorcum and Bergen-op-Zooth
;de satisfactory. .
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Travellors have itikived at Liege to-clay,,the-156,,
coming froin Bois-le-Duc, by the way Of.G.an-Vinlo
Alwl Maestricht. General Merle is Governor Of the
List place, and has put it in a state of siege.

• VERO)JA, DECEMBER IL
M. Marcacci, Envoy of the Siviss Confederation,
Asiding at Milan, repaired yesterday to the head=
inarters of the Viceroy. He bad the honour to pre.
tent to his Imperial Highness a letter, by which the
I,andammaa of Switzerland announces the resolution
of the Swiss Diet to observe a SyStem of neutrality.
The Prince condescended to Live himself to the En=
Ay a snitffhoz, adorned
_with his portrait) and set
n diamonds.
OALLIN, DECEMBER 4.
lite Alastrian corps which was maraiiig towards
Lbidaa, has received orders to proceed directly from
tb StOcksch. It is supposed that this
efitige is in consequence of lhbfliimal recognition of
• the nentridity'ot Switzerland. AU is tranquilon the
frontiers `:of the Canton of the Coliona. •
Dec. 110.—An briVr-of thiDayt pi bliihati it the
haadquertem of tte !irinoe of §chweitie• ahem, an-
noancesitat our neutrality is recognized.
On the 2d instant Count Talleyrand dined with the
Landarrouan of the Confederation.
A gerieral pacification is said to be bu the carpet.
, WESEL, DECEMBER
We ltinrn froth kiarnburgh, that the Prince OtEek-
m uhl hai -twenty-five thousand men; a magnificent
artillery; ammunition foV nine months; a formidable
pogitiott and that the brave banes are more faithful
and More prudent than other people have been.
write thlY write from Brussels, that nuffierous bodies
Of tf6ops pass through that toi.n. Ail is tranquil on
thg Rhine.
ANTWERP, DECENIPtit
Our City continues to enjoy the greatest security.
The garrison i's VYry numerous, and daily increases.
works on the port and the duck ate continued
without interruption.

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BOURDEAUX, DECEMBER 14.
All lecoUntilfrotti Bayonne; contain interesting de-
tails on the affairs of. the 10th. It seems that the
Anglo. Spanish Army is discouraged by the check it
hai received, and that it is not inclined to renew its
attacks--too happy if it is suffered to retrain undis-
torted.

'KICK OM S PUCKS THIS DAY A 1 TWELVE 0 LLUCK
Reduced sq 64j—,Cons. shut—for arc. 661 67 66t
_pet Ct. sOf 80-.l4av ihut—Bank Long Anus. 1.51
161-7 B4s. par Is. (113.—Exch. Bills 38.55.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, DEC. H.
Having no fresh arrivals of any Grain this morning, our prices
continue nominally as on Wodnestlay ; but- what little Fine
Wquotadout.heat, Barleys and Oats appeared, raft paeOasert 4t put last