Star.
London, England, 1813-11-27 00:00:00

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iiSECOND EDITION:
FALL OF THE OUTWORKS OF 0.0;1121C..
Government have received dispatches from Ci,ltinel
MACDONALD, the British Officer who stperinteUtil
• Engiheer Department at the siege of D ntcie,
Colonel MACDONALD announces tl.e Storming of
the Stockelberg, the principal outwork of Dantaic,
on the Ist November. The beiiegers 'cist five him-
-I in killed and Wounded—the enemy coniidezabit

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more.
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Preparations were ntakint to attack the main for-
tress by sea and land its a few days, and no doubt was
entertained of its being carried.
The Stockelberg tomnrands the Town and Citadel
of Dantzic.

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IA VeiL INTELLIGENCE. .


FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER Bfa.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet with, a mail from
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Passage, in three days. Sailed the Piincess Mary
packet, with a mail for Jamaica ; the Princess Eliza-
beth; Captain FORREiTER, with a mail for Surinam,
has gone into the Roads. Arrived his Majesty's ship
,RAPID, froth PlymOuth.— Wind East. •
PORTSMOUTH. NOVEMBER 25.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Ancnaa and VIGO from .
tie Downs. Also arrived several more of the West
&La cmiwaid.bound, and a few colliers. Sailed hit
Majesty's ships LAUREL and Taatiti with A fleet bound
to the Cape of Good Hope and the Brazils. Dropped
down to St. Helen's his Majesty's ship Qvaew with
the West India fleet, which are ordered to sail at day:
light tomorrow morning,.
s I,I,YmoUTH, NOVEMBER E 4.
Arrived the -GLEAN= ketch with Dispatches from'
Passage, and the Tat.soaapii schooner with a fleet
of transports from ditto. ---- The brig Harmony, ef
Sunderland, Hanalsog; Pram Guernsey liar liubliti„
was captured on Monday last, off the Dolt, by, a
french lugger privateer, and re-captured by the
SCYLLA gun-brig. The, privateer had captured a Spa-
nish sloop, called St. Anna.—Came in the American
schooner Charlotte, &welts, from trance to Ame-
rica, captured by the DWARF cutter : she is last from
Dartmouth.—Sailed the HANNIDAL, 74. for Ports-
month, with marines to join the Expedition for Hol-
latid.—Also sailed, the BAccusys with a convoy for
. . =Wind N. E.
riovasisza 25.
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. Akirivsech the &run gun brig from a cruise...—
Sailed the Mtast.grou schooner on a crnise ; and the
BRAMBLE schooner with a fleet to the Eastwar.l. Also
sailed hit Majesty's 'ship DEst'wr-Nr with. g fleet Of
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ansports fur Pass tgc,; Golden Fleece -for ielfast I
~and a few other ships for Waterford, Ste...
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 23.
Arrived the King George packet with a Mail' and
passengers from Gottenburgh ; also arrived the Vrow
Johanna, with pisseagers from Stockholm.. Wind 4.: -
Nov. 26.—Arrived the Auckletird faker with a
mail from Gottenburgh ; theyßaltic, ALSIANDIR.
with seeds, fawn Heligoland ; astd the Jonge Jacob, -
—, with passengers from 3cheveling.—Wiad S.Z.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER es.
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Yesterday morning the. Meitontrus sailed for
Hesely Bay; and the Dutch schuyt with a Gentle-
man in the suite of the Prince of °RANO!, charged
with hit reply to the Provisional Government of
Holland.

DEAL, NOSEMBER s 6.
His Royat'Highness the Prince of ORANGE em-
backed this afternoon on board his Majesty's ship
Watation (74), Captain Lord Tottamarow, under a
royal salute from each of the men of war in the
,Downs. The WARRIOR is getting under weigh, ant
will proceed direct for the Texel.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ships ELEPHANT, GLOGGREiIi, ORION. VIC‘I,
and ZeALous, from-the Baltic. The Mottles-era and .
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Vico have sailed again for Portsmontll.—Sitiled the
,Tmne, and the Russian frigate Scoabnig. .tO join,
Admiral Yousio's fleet. Also 'sailed the Russian ship
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Trocheranoff,Vice-Admiral Caowsi, for Portsmouth. .
Yesterday. the Election for Surrey closed, sieTao-
MAS TURTON having declined the further contest, the
numbers being, as at the end of the preceding day, for
Mr. THORNTON, • 1133
Sir Titouris Tviert3N, ROE—Majority, 6.23
At about half-past twelve o'clock, Mr. l'noioreole
returned thanks to the Freeholders for the very general
support which he had received. Though he liad
been induced to come forward in• the first instance
'by the• solicitations of those who were desirous*
of delivering the County from the fluctuating un-
satisfactory politics of Sir Tuotass T,uscros, he
could assure the Freeholders, that lie was not on
that account the less alive to the honour at which he
141.4 aspired; or less disposed to be zealous in their
service. He knew, from experience, how arduous
a task was the representation of a Ceunty,. in which
he, had to consult so many interests.—After some
farther observations on the present happy prospects
of the country, and the importance of the new ques-
tions, which, in the event of our obtaining peace, were
'ikely to come before Parliament,

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Lord CRANLET remarked, alto- his usual and un-
tertaining manner,lsn the yery.limited support which
Sir Thomas Turton had experienced from his mot
friend:, the Whigs, specifying the names of several
who were more or less unfriendly to him.
Sir Toon(As, whose son had been seriously indis- ,
posed on the day before, was Rot present. The
chairing immediately took place, and the dinner of
the Freeholders was appointed for this day.