Star.
London, England, 1813-11-24 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

Since. wiling the foregoing.stibrt notices, the
lowing (Waal Information Vitas heed given by Go,
vernment. Such alacrity to gratify,public anxiety,
deserves greatpraise't . .• ,
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L ETTI RTO THE LORD MA
Ito
R.
FOREIGN-oEller,, NO EMBER 24.
MY LORD-4 have the holyittu• to,Aform your
Lordship, that a Messenger arrived, thir morning.
with Dispatches from I.ieutenani-Generat Sir C.-.
STEWART, dated Hanover flth instant, by >which it,
appears that the enemy had been entirely driven out
of his MAJESTY' Electoral Domioions, and that his;
MAJESTY'S Electoral Government has been rresta,l
Wished amidst the acclamations of his people:

(Signed) cAATLItttIiAGII "
44 To the Lord Mayor."
~ . .
GOVERN AtINT BULLETIN,
" FOREION-OFFICE, biOVIIMBER 24.

" A Messenger is arrived with Aispatches from
Lieutenant-General Sir Cusµss STEWART, dated
Hanover, the lith instant.
" The Headquarters of the Cgowx Patmcs of

Ilironms,- which were st Gottingen an the 3d, were
removed•to Hanover on the 6th. Hit Mammy's
ElectorstlGonarnment has been completely restored,
amidst the accLtmations of the People, and in the

presence of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum-
,' irAND•
w The French army had been most severely har-
rassed In their march to Mayence ; first, by Martial
BLUCHER and General DE Yoacies corps, and after._
wards by General CZEENICHEFF. The remains of
their army, together with the troops which had joined
on their march, amounted to sear 700000 men, at
the time they arrived info. Hunan, where General
WIIIDE was ported *id' 80,000 Austrians and Ba.
By [he official Reports of the Battles which
then. took place, it appears that BONAPAUTE lost, in
effecting his retreat from Hanau, Fifteen Thousand
men, 'in ;tilled and Wounded, and Fifteen Thousand
Prisoners. • .
!‘ The last accounts from the Imperial, Head-
qaarters are of the sth, from Halm', where the
Austrians had arrived.

...

" The Russians had marched on Wurtzburg,
which had been taken by General Wane.
• Marshal BLucuja was to be near Cologne on
the 13th.

ga. TheCßowx PRINCE occapied the line of theWeser.
" General BENNIGSEN was to act upon the Elbe,
and co-operate with General WALMODEN."

The latest reports at 'Change are—Sr. CYR, who
was left in charge of Dresden, captured with his whole
corps--DAvourr surrounded in Hamburgh—The
Danes quarrelling with the French—:The Scheldt
Fleet surrendered—Consols 62 for January ; New
Omnium 9, and looking up at two o'clock ; and, to
crown the whole, an Insurrection at Paris; and the
Swiss Independent I
OORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV, 24.

The recent news from Holland has occasioned a stagnation In
the trade in general. Although we have had no fresh arrivals
slaws Monday, the sales are exceedingly heavy, and lower. Prices
are asked, hut there are no buye:s Of Wheat, Brami, Or Oats.—
Fine )luky soppisiti its price, ha Mat but iittW at market! In
other snicks there it itrialtettesuiiii4Xe ?riles the tune se on
s4o6day•

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THIRar EDITION.

3TAIt-OrFIOE. FOUR O'CLOCIC.

Letters received in town from the French-Coast
axe in circulation in the City—they state positively
that the Barriers of Paris had been
_shut for the last
two or three days in consequence of insurrections—
that BONAPARTE had been invisible for two clays;
the same letters add, that Lord WELLmorox, aft.