Star.
London, England, 1813-01-01 00:00:00

ItAttkabN's ARMY.

In the Western County, including the troop* at Fort
Harrison, Vincennes, and Judlina, generally 13,000
On the Niagara River 6000
At Plattsburgh and its vicinity 8000
Burlington, Swanton, and Derby • l5OO
At Sachet's Harbour and at Ogdensburgh - i 5,000

33,500
The above number ssoaclusive of the Pennsylvania nnd
Virginia troops, who are now on their march, and
have probably ere this reached the Western Frontier 4,500
The whole corps at Greenbusb, on their way to Platts;.
burgh - - 3,500

41,500

The Corfu Gazette, of the 11th of November, con.
tains the following statement

" Coi-fu, Nov. 11.
The English are endeatfouring to effect a revolu-
tion amongst the Greeks in the Ottoman territories.
Large quantities of powder have been distribt,re.l
amongst the peasants of the Mona, and several en-
gineers have been lately actively employed in taking
plans of the Isthmus of Corinth, and cf the strong
fortified towns in its vicinity.
66 We understand, that in consequence of the in-
trigues of the British, the Turkish Government has
insisted upon their immediately evacuating the islands
of St. Maure and Cerigo; and in the event of refusal,
has directed Ali Pasha, the Governor of Albania, t,)
attack them with a large force, which is already as-
sembled at Giannina."

The following is an extract of a Letter from Rio
Janeiro, dated October 3:—'" Admiral Dixox has
sailed on a cruixe. He applied for the Portuguese
Men of War to accompany him ; but this was not
complied with. However, the Prince has given hitt.;
,a fine three masted schooner, which was fitted out in
three days, and manned by British officers and 5.2.1,
men. A difficulty with regard to her arose before her
leAling port, as our Ministers thought that it was
osTg a step too far (implicating them in a war with
the United States) and were desirous of having het
back again, but the Admiral had possession of her,
and would not comply with their wishes. The Seri
ton is taken up for account of the British Govern-
went to carry provisions to Lisbon."
The depredations of the American priVueets in the
West Indies, has excited no inconsiderable interest
and curiosity as to their situation. The following
account of them is received from Barbadoes

66 The General Armstrong, of 20 guns and 120
then, was cruizing about 19th November, in company
with another privateer, to windward of that island.
The Retaliation was cruizing off Berbice. The Joel
Barlow, 14 guns, P2O men, was between Martinique
and Barbadoes, and had Made fourteen prizes since her
departure from the United States the beginning of
October. The Patriot has taken and burnt the En-
deavour off Berbice Bar. The Sparrow, of 5 guns,
and 45 men, has captured the Favourite. This pki:
vateer is from Norfolk, and had only arrived on her
cruizing ground, close in with Barbadoes, on the day
she took the Favourite."

A strong reinforcement of 38-gun frigates has
lately been ordered to be built, and named as follows

Meander, Pactolus, Tiber, Cydnus, Glasgow, Eurotas, Tagus,
Totals, lster, Icarus, Viger, Eridanus, Iberus, Orontes, Araxes,
at Liverpool.
Accounts from France, in addition to Turnouts of
BoNAPARTE's serious indisposition, state, that the in-
terchange of Couriers, between Paris and Vienna, Is
exceedingly frequent, and that the general belief is, •
that this active communication is a consequence of
the negotiations commenced on the arrival of Lord ;
WALPCLE at the Austrian Capital. Since BONAPARTE
has returned, he is said to have signed 250 licences
for French vessels to trade with this country.--
These licences have been issued under the persuasion
that corresponding licences would be obtained in this
country ; bdt, it is reported, that Government have
determined to put a check to this licence trade, the
principal advantages of which we believe to have
bein on the side of the enemy: It is said that the
Board of Trade has determined to suspend the far-
ther granting of licences, and while this determina-
tion continues, those signed by BONAPARTE can be of
no use to those who have obtained them: