Star.
London, England, 1812-09-14 00:00:00

FROM THE ST. RE I'ERSBORGH GAZETTE.

OFFICIAL WARLIKE INTELLIGENCE.
The cOmmander-in-Chief of the armies, Barclay
cle Tolly, informs his Imperial Majesty, that the Ad-
jutant-General Baron Winzioserode has transmitted
him the following report
6.8 I esteem it my duty to inform your Excellency,
!4; 411 fOrcs the =YOU' to (tbanaloa Well y,

Mint, and the statorbt of Surma. IWe already
sent strong patreles to Newel, and consequently the
town of Welickye Luki, and the St. Petersburgh road,
are now secure. The report which was spread of the
enemy having pushed into this neighbourhood in
great force, proved to be false. The whole of his
joint force is assembled at Witepsk, and he has hi-
therto only sent hither strong detachments of cavalry
to spread terror, but chiefly to collect provisions for
his army, of which they are in curette want. Priso-
ners are daily sent in to me."
44 The Commander-in-Chief, Barclay de Tully, has
transmitted the following report, dated 3d August :
44 I have the happiness to inform your Imperial
Majesty that the enemy, harrassed by the detachment
of Major-General Baron Winzingerode from the side
of Welish, and Major-General Krasnow having,
with his detachment, got on his flank, has withdrawn
himself from Poretschja and concentrated his force at
Rudna, and my right flank being by this means se-
cured, I have marched forward with the whole army;
and on the 2d August took a position at the village
of Wolkowa, where my right wing leans on the Kas-
plen Lake, and I have the river Wodra in front. The
2d army was to have taken position at Nadwa, but
having received intelligence of the enemy having
crossed the Dnieper at Dubrowka in great numbers
towards Lady, Prince Bagration ordered the 7th
corps, under the command of Lieutenant-General
Ragowske, to cross over to the left bank of the Dnie-
per to re-inforce Major. General Newerowski, who
was stationed at Krasnow with a detachment : the
rest of the 2d army have this morning taken posses-
sion of Nadwa. In the course of last night intelli-
gence arrived that the enemy, after having left Rudna
and Liosnle, was marching for Ludbawitschy.
" On account of this circumstance, the remaking
part of the 2d army, which is at present at Nadwa,
this day move to Katan, on the left bank of the
Dnieper; and the 6th corps will occupy Nadwa...—
All the light troops, under the command of General
Platow, assisted by the detachment under Count Pa!s-
len, are in.pursuit of the enemy, on the road to Lu.
bowitschy. According to my last reports, the ad-
vanced guards of the Ist army have taken about 150
men, of different ranks, prisoners."

Wo have this day received Lisbon Papers to the
50th ultimo. The distance between Lisbon and the
head-quarters of the British army is now so great,
that the intelligence is not of so recent a date as that
which may now be expected by the walof Cornnne.
The French under Sawa riave finally evacuated Se-
ville, and taken the direction of Cordova. The
eight of King JOSEPH is now ascertained to have
been in the direction of Cuenca and Airagon,
which will enable him either to take refuge with
Sucarr, or finally to leave the Peninsula. All the
reports of his capture must, therefore, fall to the
ground. One of the first acts of the new Govern-
ment at Madrid, after the entry of the Marquis of
WELLINGTON, was to proclaim a free pardon to all
the Spaniardi in the service of Josam, which has had
the effect to produce desertions from his army, to the
amount of thousands daily. His whole line of re-
treat was, in fact, covered with deserters. The fol-
lowing are the most important articles contained in
the Spanish and Portuguese papas

" LISBON, AUGUST 30.

" It appears that on the 24th ult. General Hill was
at Zafra ; his army was completely on the alert, ready
to start the moment it was known Souk's army had
moved.

gs On the 24th Lord Wellington was quiet in Ma-
drid, as was General Clinton in Cuellar.

" On the 13th August Soult addressed the follow•
ing Prodlamation to his Soldiers :

" Seville, August 15.

" SOLDI s !---To-day we celebrate the anniversary of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King, our august Sovereign. This anni-
versary will present to our imagination the most pleasant ideas,
and remind us of our duties. Our Emperor is in the other ex-
tremity of Europe for the purpose of obliging ottr enemits to
snake peace and respecting treaties for the future. From this
immense distance Ids Majesty has cast I.is eyes upon the Army
of the South, foreseen the results and taken measures that we
should know bis supreme confidence by wishing we should march
and revenge what has happened to another army in another part
of the Peninsula.

SOLDICRII !—Be obedient to the yoke of your Chiefs; your
valour will overcome every obstacle and fatigue. Respect ; er-
lOU and property ; the inhabitants of- the South have admired
your discipline, wherever you go give a similar example. The
day will come that the Spaniards who are now armed against us
will be our friends.

" Their interests, time, and reflection, will force this change
in their ideas. It would be unnatural to suppose they could pre-
serve their friendship for the enemies of their prosperity and lade-
pendance.
" No establishment shall be destroyed, not even the many
magazines. The Andalusian know how to pryers*, and
will bear in mind that at some future day an account will be de-
manded of the manner in which they have disposed of them.
Let every thing not useful for the march or battle disappear.
The army will march disincumbered from all that is superfluous.
A regulation upon this subject, u ;iron discipline, and the order
of march, must be published.
" Whoever fails on this head, shall be punished with all the
rigour of the Lw. A Military Commission shall be established
for this purpose. (Signed) " sousz."

" The Madrid Gazette, of the 22d instant, contains
the following article s
" It is known that the intrusive King changed his
route, and is now proceedinf by the Arragon road.
The towns of Mancha were tnund..ted with deserters
from his !piny, who already ciceed 2000 men i many
of whop► page entefe.4 ;Ns ca4it4.Palq of the