Star.
London, England, 1813-01-22 00:00:00

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PII,DR Pf THE DAB.
In. pipes of pantzic, Marie B, the foif-de-004,
ItrbtarifPWeTder, #nd Thera, 11,11.144000 in a state pf
'OrneFils coremanding those *ph the Ge•
OW= commanding the artillery, and Engineer, and
We Intendant general of the Army, will each ;Opt
Me pecessaty measures dependent upon him.
: The General or Division, Pllet is appointed Com.:
JfaallfleT in chief of the Artillery in the room of Ge-
petal Count Lariboissiere, and the General of Di-
lis:on Flevo, Commander in Chief of the Engineers,
R ilte room of General count Chaisel(iol).
(S d) Prince of Neufchatel, Aper,4aDan.
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The King orders all the General Officers, Officers
pf the Etat Major, and others, who are at Konigsberg,
la set ug in the course of to-day, pr to-morrow at the
West, to repair to the oraad depot of the corps= via.
io 90rpa at Thorn,
I at Marienbourg, •
? at Marieribourg.
at Mirienwerder,
. h it Warsaw?
Otti it Mita,
Rh Westphalian and Wirtcnsberg, at Thorn.
tati at larienwerder.
Paperade and lAdson's Division, at Konigsberg.
MBimed Cavalry, at Elbing.
. of the Crralry of the Guards, at Elblag.
mist of isolated persons days Artillery andgnfdnecrs,
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With respect to the sick and wounded, General
,afters, and Officers of the Etat Major, who are not
condition to serve, they shall repair to Stettin
;Id Oustrin, to re-establish their health. They shall
re Itoticit of their arrival to the Major-General,
TtlerP
re CiMast remain at Konigsberg only the Gene-
ffleers, and Officers of the Etat Majpr, and
wimp belonging to the Etat Major, the artillery,
-angineers, and the Etat Major of the Duke of F.l-
;hullo, end the divisions of Generals Loisop, Hen-
&let, and Claperadel With respect to the General
041 cell mgclied to the suite of the geperil Etat
Wfalort who are in a condition to serve, they Mall
vienregi mao
iatjKr.M:rbalgt and shall present themselves
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(Sigurd) Prince of Neufchatel, A Lax Ai N qn.
qonerat of Division, Count MoNIIIO ti.
IKOrbegs Dee. 20.
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ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Ring orders, that from the date of the pub-
lication of the present Order, every straggling sol-
dier who shall be found beyond the left Bank of the
Vistula, without permission, shall be considered and
tried as a deserter.
• All thi Officers and isolated soldiers of the Sfth
fivisiqp, Fe airecteti to proceed to Konigsberg to
rejoin their division.
• • Every isolated soldier of the 51th division who
r... 1 be found is the rear of Konigsberg, proceeding
14 VisNiat §ll4-il he considered and tried as a
.flicncr: (Signed) rripee of Neorchate.l, At eamenaa.
_ puftsberg, pee. 22. _

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IQNDON•
RIDAy, JANUARY 22, 1815.
PRILE of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
sisd• 604 5911--Cons. for ace. 604
4 per Ct. 763 77-5 pef Ct. bp} 90-4. Awls. 1 51 7.l6ths
Onnnunt 9 pr.—lndia Bonds 2s. 3s. di..
Ezciequer Bills as. tos. premiuntl

Some Qrders of the ray, taken from the French
Tapers, which will be seen above, confirm the fact
.pf the total destrgcton of their army. We now no
longer hear even of the head-quarters of the 'various
corps d'armfe—the places of rendezvous for the few
pfficess who have escaped, are now called " grand
;Naos." 411 the strong places in Eat Prussia are
sully placed in a state of siege—they are all in
,fact ;none or less threatened by the Russians,
We may now'treat with resolute contempt the me.
,races still held (nit by the french Ruler, of over-
whelming gurope with fresh levies. We have taken
ionic pains to investigate the means at his disposal for
recruiting his armies. This is a subject which cannot,
ill any way! be efected by declamation. It is easy
to vapour about bringing thousands and hundreds of
opands into the field. If PONAPARTE possessed the

of Deucalion, and could, by throwing stones
/1101, produce armed Inv, his threats might
ulta some alarms but the reproductive powers of
!woe are limited by physical laws, which admit of

considerable accuracy of calculation. Not to detain
lur Readers, 13uNitpARTE threatens an i;npossibility,
may be seen from the following results, founded
4).11 fact; estaklished by the best observations Which
on of science have yet been able to make oh the
sect Q 4 poplilation.
1itY6.411 first calculate the annual number gf men
for military service, in a population of one million,
xi of a country whose population is stationary, as
in of France must be presumed to be :
annually, one-thistleth pare, or $6,893
lalf of wbicb are Females - -16,66 e

Males,

!6,6130

'wo.fiftlas of which di? befnce they atta4 tkal c 4.66
age of twenty
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Rentaiu of Males who attain. the age of twenty 10,000.
137 the foregoing calculation, it appears, that
from a stationary population of one million 10,000
males arrive at the age of twenty every year! But
al these at leaat one-fifth, or one-fourth, are not fit
for collllKrgeevice—say one-fifth, which will reduce
the millitser of males to 8,000 aunually.—Now, from
these dat• we can easily calculate the proportion of
males capahle of military service who hay. been killca
in the wars waged by France, the proportion which
remains, and the Komber who annually attain ;he age
of twenty fit for the Conscription.---As to the pro-
portion killed: to ascertain this, we must calculate

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