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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1813.
CA N aLtaiwa-pAr.--Holitay a; the Stock Exchange.

4 vessel has arrived in the River from Toningen,
she Captain of which states, that the French troops
had evacuated the whole line of the Elbe, They have
proceeded towards Prussia. Hamburgh, and Bre-
men, according to the same informant, are now gar-
risoned by a few invalids, and by the armed Burghers.
All the French gan Ins in Alsace and Lorrain have
een also ordered for Frankfort on the Oder. In the
Tnean time the Russians were described as having
arrived on the Vistula. A small vessel from Heli-
goland also brings a report equally gratifying; the
Ems and Weser are once more open, in some mea-
sure, to commerce, and letters now freely pass be-
tween the above Island and the Main Land. Those
from Berlin speak with great freedom on the sub-
ject of the politics of the North, and are filled with
'expressions of satisfaction at the result of the cam-
paign in Russia.

While the prospect thus gradually brightens in the
North of Europe, the recent arrivals from Lisbon
place beyond all doubt the important fact, that the
Marquis of WELLINGTON, in assuming the high office
of Generalissimo of Spain, has determined that, so
far as he is concerned, it shall not be an empty title.
An army of 50,000 men, completely clothed, armed,
and equipped, is placed under his unlimited com-
mand, by a solemn resolution of the Cortes ; and
this powerful force is to be selected and officered
under his Lordship's immediate inspection. The
privates will be chosen from among the veteran Spa-
nish troops now in the fiel.i; and the Officers will,
with few exceptions, be British. The allied army
will also be placed in a state of efficiency, which will
give it an overwhelming superiority over the enemy
now opposed to it. ,
Nothing, in short, but a prompt and vigorous

effqrt on the part of Austria is now wanting to rivet
the shaft, which has entered the heart of the eomß
men Tyrant. If Austria continues steadfast in her
unnatural alliance, the final catastrophe may be pro-
! tracted it is true, but it cannot be averted, and her
own exclusion from all share in the great political fa
roily of Europe, will most inevitably follow. Would
to Heaven that the deluded Emperor FRANCIS would
.call to his recollection the honour, the dignity, and
preponderance of the Princes of Austria ; and that
the present is a tide in the affairs of Europe, which,
if taken at the flood, will lead on to the salvation of
his Throne and family !

Some German Journals of a recent date have been
received in town. Our Readers will perceive that
they contain no intelligence of any magnitude from
the seat of war. The conferences between the King of
Pttussm, Baron HARDENBLRG, and Count NARBONNE,
the French Ambassador, related, we have no doubt.
to the farther prosecution of the war on the part of
Prussia. Upon turning to the STAR of Jan. 87th, our,
Readers will find an account of what passed at one of
these meetings, given on the audio' ity of a gentleman
now in London, who was in Berlin at the period al•
luded to. If the King of PRUSSIA had determined
upon furnishing Box APARTE with fresh troops, why

shatild Ccunt Nanlowkirs in person be the bearer of
his Majesty's letter to NAPOLEON ? The fact seems
rather to lee, that NA ftlitONNE has been dismissed from
Berlin—and we have no doubt that subsequent arri-
vals will bear us out in our conjecture :

" BANKS OF THE ELBE, JANUARY 8.
it A Special Court has been held at Madena, for the
purpose of sequestrating all thp effects of rbilip ?au-
lieu, a native of that place, in the service of Russia.
He i; commanded to appear personally within a
month, before the King's Attorney-General, and in
default he is to be declared a rebel, ansl to be dealt
with accordingly.

" The Count de Narbonne? Aide-de-Camp to the
• Emperor Napoleon, has had many conferences with
the Minister Hardenberg, at Berlin, and has had
. the honour of dining with the King, who entrusted
. the Count with a letter, to be delivered to his Ippe-
.rial Master."

!' BERLIN, JANUARY 2.
a M. de Lnck has left this place for Konigs-
berg, having had a let;cr confided to him from his
Majesty the King of Naples. Near to Molascano
twenty thousand fresh troops are on march towards
the Grand Army."

" CARLSRUSIE, DECEMBER. 2R.

" Twelve hundred infantry ittd a train of artillery
,)save left us to-day, to procecd to the Grand Army
'for the purpose of reinforcing the contingent of this
Vuchy.l2
• - .. (! BRUSSII-S, DECEMBER 30.
fr ollantaiLlo VAUPEPAIN TO THE WITOR,S OP Tilt
ERUSSELS ORACLE.
• " Garraateste-1 have sent to his Iseellercy the Minister
tat War. the request of the list cohort of he National Guard to
llosvinr ;• -

* ordered to join the Grand Army. The 1. )ing is an extract
• of the answer I have rectived, which I beg of you to insert in
your publication
' " The Essir.ror, to whom I have communicated this request,
' Sias directed me to a4;niiy his satisfaction to the cohort. You
pill therefore, General, impart this to the troops; and I flatter
myself that the new proof now aforded of his Imperial Majesty's
tirAration, will Fedoubie their zeal in hia service.
(Signed) " Due of FELTRII, Minister at War. '
" C. De YAUFEPARI, Baron of the Empire."

TWO GOTTENBURGH

ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIANS TO W.

NIGSBERG AND W4RSAW.

The Lady Frances packet, Capt, RITIMBRI has ar-
rived from Gottenburgh with Mails and Dispatches.
No direct 'intelligence has been received from the
Russian Armies; but at Elsineur it was reported,
that the Russians had occupied, with the three for.
mid4ble armies of• KUTUSOFF, Wyrousratx, and
TITSCHAWITS, the important places of Konigsberg
and Warsaw. A Swedish Minister has arrived at
Copenhagen, and Denmark may now be expected to
unite with her Northern neighbours in the great ob-
ject of restoring the Balance of Power in Europe.
General SARRATIN, who bas been so long buffetted
about by outrageous fortune, has been refused ad,
mission iato Sweden, and has returned to this country
in the Lady Frances.
Our Readers cannot tail to remark the renewal of
a friendly intercourse Iltwjsen the King of Peussu
and the Prince of Hasp, as highly ominous at the

present crisis. The latter was awayi considered by
BONAPARTE as a wauvais stild. —He 14 now, in all
probability, once spore in. a state of insurrection
against him.

The following are extracts from the papers brought
by the above Mails-:—the article from Warsaw, our
Readers will do well to observe, is of French authoT
Thy. The cold in Poland this winter was intense,
beyond precedent : the thermometer, according to
the Warsaw statement, has been within five of Zero
in FAHRENHEIT'S scale, or 28 degrees below the
freezing point Such a degree of cold Was never
known in this country ;

" PETERSBURGH, DEC. 1111.

di No Bulletin or news since the Emperor left this
capital. This day we have received the melancholy
intelligence of the decease of the Prince of Olden-
berg, husband of the Grand Duchess Catherine, at
Twer, to the great grief of the Imperial Family and
public at large."

u ELSINEUR, JANUARY 19.

" Private information from Germany stares, that
70,000 Russians, under Kutusoff, are gone to Ga-
licia ; that 80,000, under Wittgenstein, have entered
Koningsberg ; and that 70,000 (the third army )
were in Warsaw.
" The Russian Proclamation to the Prussians is
worded iu a very tiiendly manner, calling upon them
to break with France, and join the victorious Rus-
sian arms.

44 Count Santi arrived on Friday last at Copen.
hagen from Stockholm : his mission is supposed to
relate to more than mere military events.

" It is reported that Russia .has declared Poland
independent, and the Duke of Oldenberg their King,
which, it is said, gives great satisfaction."

GOTTENBURGH, JAN. 22.

" General Sarrazin returns to England by this
packet (Lady Frances) very much dissatisfied with
the treatment he has experienced in this country. He
sailed from hence, some time ago, for Copenhagen,
but not being able to obtain any satisfactory answer
to his application to the vanish Government for pro-
tection, and having been assured by the Danish Con-
sul there, that whatever might be the wish of his go-
vernment, they would be compelled to send him un-
der arrest to Hamburgh, if demanded—he did not
deem it prudent to land."

" BERLIN, JANUARY O.

" His Royal Highness the King of Prussia and
his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Hesse, have
determined on restoring the former diplomatic com-
munications between the two Courts. For this pur-
pose the Baron Von Leykam arrived here some time
ago in quality of Ambassador Extraordinary, and ap-

-pointed Minister from the Grand Duchy of Hesse,
and has had the honour of presenting his credentials
to his Majesty at an audience for that purpose ; and,
on the other hand, our Ambassador Extraordinary
and appointed Minister at the Grand Ducal Court of
Frankfort, M. Von Haculeim, is accredited in the
same quality to the Grand Ducal Court at Darm-
stadt."

" DANTZICK,
•' The troops which are in the Government of
Dant;ick are informed that the 10th corps, under thv
command of the Marshal Duke of Tarento, has made
its junction at Tilsit. The vangunefl had an engage-
ment with the enemy on the 21th, in which he was to-
tally defeated, and two whple battalions and two
cannon taken.

" The French van guard was commanded by Ge-
neral Baehelu, and the Russian corps Nvbich he broke
through, by Gewall..aslcow."

WA)i.SAIAT, DEC. 18.

44 All the accounts received from the seat of war
bring confirmation of the Russian armies finding the
same impediments, from natural Cause* to their pro-
gress, as caused the retreat of the French army from
the interior of Russia, and rendered it so difficult.—
The latter occupies more concentrated cantonments
in a plentiful part of the country, and without being
much disturbed by the enemy. The following were
the last positions ; Wilna, and the whole of the right
bank of the Niemen, were evacuated. The head.:
quarters of the King of Naples were on this side the
Niemen, near Kowno ; the left wing, under Macdo-
nald, at Tilsit : the head-quarters of the corps
d'armee, under command of the Field Marshal Prince
von Schwartzenburg was, on the 12th1 at Slonim.

Ilia card Maraud fell knelt to Rolm at did the Tth
snip corps to Swialocss. No new battle had taken
place with this aupy.

The bead-quarters of Field Marshal PT ince Ku-
tusoff were, according to the latest accounts received
here, still on the Dnieper, on the 85th November.
The loss of ca ealry-hoyses in the Russian army ap-
pears to be nearly equal to that sustained by the
French. None but Cossack,horses, which are accus.
tomed to be in the open air in all changei of the wea-
ther and season, and to 6nd their food under the dee-
pest snote, can hold out in such campaigns as the
present. The cold here is unexampled for the month.
continues nearly always between 12 and 18 de-
grees. Most of the diplomatie personages that have
hitherto been at Wilna are now in our city,"