Star.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

WOUNDED.

Captain Williamson...42d Regiment, tat Battalion, slightly.
M'Kenzie ditto ditto.......severely.

Davidson- ditto ditto slightly.
Lieut. Fraser... ditto ditto... ..reverely.

janies Stewart...rditto ditto slightly.
Volunteer, John Lane......ditto evcrely.
Captain Dudgesu......sBth Regiment, 2d l3attalion, slightly.
Lieut. Carter .............. severe,lir.
O'Heher.. tOch Regiment, 3th Battalion...ditto.
Grant 79th Regiment, lst Battalion...ditt o.
M'Donsld ditto seNerely, ►ince dead.

By accounts from Curaso-a and St. Thomas, dated
the sth and 25th August, it appears that the City of
Caraccas capitulated to the Royalist Army, under
General Mowreviane, on the 28th July; and that
La Guira surrendered at discretion on the Slst.—
General MIRANDA is closely imprisoned at this latter
place. The greatest distress had been experienced
at the Caraccas.

We have received nothing In the shape of add;tio.
nal French Newspapers or Bulletins since those of
Saturdays which conveyed the heart-rending details
of the tremendous battles of hfojaisk and Moskwa ;
but there are letters in town from the French coast,l
stating a circuniitaace which m ust cheer every Bii.
fish hear?, and dispel some of that de-,ponde.lcy in
which our Readers may have induiged sin to the per.
usal of the Eighteenth Bulletin : since the bade of •
Moskwa, the Russians have received reinforements
from Moscow to the extent of 40,000 mt n, thus pla-
cing the numerical strength of their army higher thati
it was before that engagement. But there are still
more promising intelligence to communicate:—by
letters from the North, we learn, that there are three
entrenched camps between Moskwa and Moscow—
that there have been the most formidable means of
.resistance prepared at she latter place-and finally,
that the Emperor and. his Council of War have re.
solved to burn Moscow, rather than suffer it to be-
come the winter-quarters of the invading army !
Let those who suppose that the occupation of Mos-
cow by the enemy never entered into the contempla-
tion of the Russians, rec'.liect the Proclamation they
issued on breaking up from their entrenched camp at
Drissa :

K He would march to Moscow. Let him!—tut tan he, by
the temporary poisessloa of that city, conquer the Empire of
Rti!isa, and subjugate a population of thirty millions ?"
1' Already are bur Allies preparing to menace the rear of the
invader; whilst be, inveigled too tar to retreat with impunity,
shall soon have to combat With the seasons, and with innumera-
ble armies of Russians 1."

The operations of BERNADOTTE in the rear of the
French army, which have now commenced, will, we
trust, prodtece the consummation so devoutly to be
wished by all mankind►

DUDLIN, OCTODER SADLIR ascended from
Belvedere House, Drumcondra, at 47i minutes after
twelve. He took aN. E. direction, and it is sup-
posed Scotland will be the place of descent.
DUBLIN, 7 o'CLoclt, P. M. OrrotEft 1.:--No ac-
count has yet been received of Mr. SADLER, but it is
generally suppoaed be has effected a passage across
the Channel, as he wass seen from the Hill of Howth
proceeding, in a due east course, at the distance of five
leagues. The balloon had sunk considerably when thus
seen. The fineness of the dap,contributed very much to
the beauty of the scene, and attracted the largest con-
course of spectators ever witnessed, the city being
nearly deserted, and numbers having arrived from
the adjoining counties, to witness this arduous under-
taking. The Balloon rose with great majesty, amidst
the cheering of the surrounding multitude, and coa-
Limed about 15 minute to public vim

?zit OF kIN&s Artiteit.

. Yesterday the following Bulletin was shewn at St.
James Palace :

" WINDSOR CASMLE, OCTOBER 3.
" The Kum has suffered no fresh accession of his
disorder since the last Monthly Report, and has con-
tinued nearly in an uniform state.
ig He HALFORD, Se WILLIS.
" M. !MILLIE, • 44 Re WILLIS."
44 W. HEBFRDEN,
Lord Rivans was the Lord in Waiting, and Gene-
ral GVIENNR the Groom in Waiting.

THE ARMY.

The Review which was to have taken place this
day on Wimbledon Common, was pitt off, by order
of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT.
This morning the PRINCE REGENT inspected the
Royal Horse Guards (Blue) in Hyde Park, and to-
morrow the first division is to proceed to Portsmouth,
there to embark for Spain.
The 10th Light Dragoons took the London duty
on Saturday. They are shortly to be reviewed in
their new superb uniforms.
Yesterday the Earl of 14.inniNaroN and Colonel
O'LouottLlN held a private inspection, at his Lord-
ship's house, on the marehis,g dress of the Life
Guards, when they approved of every thing except
the helmets, which they conceive too heavy, each
weighing upon an average, Live pounds: they are
therefore to undergo an alteration.