Star.
London, England, 1813-01-25 00:00:00

toy tell
balte Ana Yu* ' , ibist et, &el j bid dui iiii Si intsi,AtiliViii‘titin a At*
it Kcinigatidiel • .
latileiirwitliddsifiteitl sh6itiny closing with with ;bent inantbcill miles . •- „be. . •
blip§ and I thefefdri &Viand the.bnatse tinder the id USW.** Id.E.rr ante aceoldtdeeeivea by tht
omit add of Lieut.. O'Brien, first t 1 this ship, to ere- derinad Ala mai* . that what Frei& remain are
detedtir to intercept theme Ideas I tun haPPY to &Vs to Proceed hehlnd thlk Oder; and add, that this wits
he completely stictiletted in: .. , resolved ilian After Vbe • loss of a battle at Tadao.
i had
,an oPPottnoitY fmbi the elliP bi the At Berlid a riot took place at the theatre. The
of this serVice, and the galliustry din • yed ,
ore *lib
to the etecution of it. The merchant *each. on King was *licit, rt a Prussian General exclaimed
rtach of the boats, anchored, and hauled 66 Vive PEttipireur A* lexanderl" His Majesty called
the, apps , „, leaving
per vessels agrounty 1017 eight armed vessels for silence, ben the ie iedience became
so
outrageous,
in protect then oniside, bko took tip as etcellent that the piii, Clo ill, of be finished.
The King is
postien for that purpose. The crews of the convoy .
ited their vessels, and lined a thick wood astern of greauT ennite6i: kilts bard d'York-for surrendering.',
:in,
well
adapted for their defect* and bush-fight.
4 6 BM Old% taBUIttIii,DECIIMBEIL it Os).
ing, and which completely tonunanCied the coast. , d 4 Very gaily bit ahe 7th (19th) inst. his Majesty
in this situation they awaited our boats, which the &Namur wai *pita sed, after having perforined his
were led to the attack by Lieutenant O'Brien, with
.devotions. ins!ite...
Ltliann_Ca.thedial Church. to leave
ltis sccustonled gallantry; and I want words, Sir, to
tonvey to ynu my admiration of the determined man- this =Pons"; unit took his route to walla.
Ire; in which this service was performed t the boats, "On the 4thth) the Chevalier de Bardaxa
;Atshitig through a very heavy fire of grape and Miler Marra, appointed his Majesty Ferdinand VII. of
Spain, as Ambasaadoi Extraordinary and Minister
ketry, carried every thing before them, boardinf
and driving the enemy from their ',vessels in every di-
..a.Plenipotentiary. totil%
~ Court, had an audience of his
rection ; the marines at the same time landing., forced
them from their position in the wood, leaving our 24 Say the EmPeror, and delivered his credentials.
brave men in quiet possession of this valuable convoy, He had afterwards audiences of their Majesties the
consisting of twenty-six vessels, laden chiefly with oil Empresses, and was then pretented likewise to their
and almonds from Barri, bound to Venice; a list of Imperial Highnesses .be Grand Duke and Grand
which I inclose herewith, with a statement of their
Duchess. -
armed force.
Lieutenant O'ikien was most ably seconded by "On Friday the Bilt ( 18th) December, Count.,
Lieutenant Hood, second of the ship, Lieutenant Lowinhielm, Adjutant-General to his Majesty the i
Haig, of the Rafal Marines (who lets no opportunity King of Sweden, who is arrived here, was presented
escape hist of distinguishing himself), and speaks in to their Imperial Majesties and their Imperial High.
the highest terms of the conduct of the whole of the„
pen,' officers and seamen employed with him. nesses.
It is with additional pleasurel have to state, that "The General Field:Marshal Prince KutusnE
our loss has been but trifling, two seamen wounded Smolensk°, has issued the following Proclamation
only, and those not dangerously. • from the Head-quarters at Moloditschno, dated Bth
(Signed) W. Horn* Captain- December :
Age Prenwails, &a.
List of Vas& captured by the Beats of his Majestylsehip Bae
elute, between Troth* and Vaato, ou the coast of -Vali*,
en the ilith September, 1611.
Andre Roguing, of we ta-peosder, three swivels, sad 16 men.
Vteeniio del Mood% of ooe beimunder, three swivels and 16
mem
Nicol* PascOltelo, et one is.poossisr and 16 men.
Vessel, flute MUD= , ace illposoder, and is men.
Vessel, name salloown,osa imprimis:. and 12 men.
Wad, maw uakomen, one invesoder,end is moos
Vessel, sane unloosen, we laystodier, and 12 men.
vow, nano unknown, one islooadsrslilid 12 men.
Together with a convoy of is sessd% Wen with oil, .2110°Gdas
Ice. bond from Bard to Volta (Brand) W. NM It CaPt•

Inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
and of the Governments of Grodno and Bialystock—
The destruction of the coalesced army is completed.
Yon, have seen the march and progress of its innu•
merable battlions. You now see its miserable re-
mains flying before a victorious army. At this so-
lemn moment, when we come to restore to you order
and tranquility, to plant again the victorious Russian
eagles in those provinces which have for some time
past suffered under the power of the enemy : remem-
ber your duty and the sanctity of your oaths,. think
oa your own welfare and that ,of your children ; re-
collect that an aggressor who neither could protect
you nor keep the false promises which he made to
you merely for your destruction, would willingly
have plunged all of you, without distinction, into the
abyss of misery, that he might save himself and some
of his confederates by flight. Even should false con-
ceptions or a momentary delusion have seduced some
among you, their future conduct may yet erase their
fault, for the compassion of his Imperial Majesty, my
most Gracious Lord, is boundless, and to me who am
for evEr bound by happy ties to the province I have
formerly governed, to me it gives new life to be by
Puovweric4, appointed the organ of so great magna-
nimity. Show yourselves worthy of the grace be-
stowed on you, and you may insure continual peace
to your families.
46 You shall again see commerce flourish—its
springs so long dried up, are already re-opened—a
vent for your products is again insured—your pro-
vinces shall anew become the habitation of happiness
and plenty—you have seen false greatness vanish
before the cause of justice, which Gun particularly
protects—your fellow citizens return, crowned with
the palm of victory—prove yourselves worthy of
them—you may yet do something for your native
country and the cause of honour. What a delightful
destiny I hasten to fulfil it."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

-MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1813. -
ConmsioN or Sr. PAlll.o.44olidly at the Stock Exchange.

FARTHER RETREAT OF THE FRENCH.
Another Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning.
It brings, as may be expected, details of the conti-
nual successes of the Russians, and of the farther
retreat of the small French force which MURAT has
been able to collect in—East Prussia. They have
taken the direction of Frankfort, on the Oder. and
Berlin ; thus abandoning Memel, Konigsberg, Dant-
zic, and the whole of the strong places in East Prus-
sia, to their victorious pursuers. The trade of the
Baltic will be thus opened in the Spring to British
and other vessels.
From the subjoined extracts it will be seen, that
great pains are taken by the Continental Journals to
convince the world that Austria remains firm in her
allegiance to BONAZAATZ. This anxiety conveys to
us strong indications of a contrary line of .conduct
being about to be adopted
VIENNA, DUMAS= SC
66 According to a ciradar letter of hf. Count
Ugarten, Minister of the Interior and Supreme Chan-
tenor, all the Governors of the Hereditary Provinces
are summoned to Vienna, with their President Coun-
cillors t they are to assist at a solemn conference -of
Court and State, which is to take place on the 4th of
January. Count de Goes, Governor of Gallicia,
although one of the most distant flout this capital,
bas been here singe last week. It is believed Oat a
conscription more numerous than that of last year is
in agitation, and the object is to proportionate the
numbers to be furnished among the different pro.
tines of the Monarchy. They will concert the man-
ner in which each will furnish those articles most
convenient to it, and that one be not more surcharged

" LUGA, DECEMBER 7 (10.
" At six o'clock this evening his Majesty the Em-
peror arrived here in perfect health, and alighted at
the house of the Marshal of the Nobility and Coun-
cillor of State Schkuren, whilst the horses were chan-
ging, and then immediately proceeded on his route
to the town of Porchow."
" NISHNEI NOWOGOROD, NOV. 26, (DEC. 5.)
le Last week many people of rank, who had staid
at this place whilst Moscow was in the enemy's pos-
session; again departed from hence.
WORONESH, NOV. 20, (DEC. s.)
411 A few days since, a large party of French pri-
soners of war, among were several Staff and other
Officers, passed through our town on their way from
Kursk to Saratow. These prisoners, who are merely
covered with rags and barefooted, are provided here
with warm cloathing and covering for the feet, against
the present cold weather.
“ It is worthy of remark, that some of them would
not at first accept this benevolent supply, regarding
it as an ominous symptom to themselves—their com-
manders having on their march into Russia instilled into
them a belief that the Russians sent all their prisoners
of war to hard labour in Siberia for their whole life.—
But after laving convinced themselves of this being a
falsity, and that on the contrary, they are taken to
places where they are certain of being supported and
supplied in the best manner, they now receive every
gift with pleasure and gratitude."

than others. Should circumstances require it, our
Government is disposed to bring forward an imposing
force next Spring.
a It is believed that an Inspector• General for re
mounting the Austrian Cavalry, is gone to Paris to
concert with the Minister at War respecting a consi.
derable delivery of horses for the French army. The
Austrian Government, attached to the FrenCh Go-
vernment, will always combine its means and re-
sources with it►
Hungary alone supplies us with a prodigious
quantity of excellent horses for the heavy cavalry and
'*her purposes of war. The equipments are in the
hest state in all the provinces. The French army is
therefore certain of finding with us, and ready for 14
eery thing it wahtiof that kincts,

44 VIENNA, JANUARY S.
" The last intelligence from Turkey informs us,
that the pretended submission of Holla Pasha, Go.
vernor of Widdin, was only feigned, and that that
Chiet is now in open insurrection against the Otto.
man Porte,"

Frenth Journals to the do►h arrived yesterday.
They contain an account of a scheme to assassinate
the King of WIRTJIMBERO. This diabolical design,
if it really did eiist, it is said, was to be carried into
execution by blowing up a small buililiag wpich he
occupied is Witting.

" ELSINEUR, /ANUARY IS.

" Letters have this evening been received from
Copenhagen of the 12th instant, stating, that the
rNssiaz army under General d'York, had ono-