Star.
London, England, 1812-11-03 00:00:00

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The private letters 'from St. Petersburgh by the
last Gottenburgh Mail convey a report that an Aus.
trian corps opposed to ToamAsorr had been defeated,
with the loss of 5000 men. We shall be glad to hear
this confirmed, and we think there is a probability
that it will ; for a recent article, from Nuremberg, in
the French Papers, in Formed that there had been two
bloody battles, in which the Polish General Dons.
BROUSKY is said to have gained advantages over two,
Russian Generals, obliging them to fallbackon Mos-
pr. This town is on the Prypetz river, about 100
miles below its junction with the Styr ; on which lat.
ter river General ToastAsorr was posted at the be.
-ginning of September, waiting for his reinforcements
from Moldavia. :It-is to be presumed, that when
strengthened by them he would move to the East-
ward, in the direction of Mozyar ; whether his object
was to ascend the Dnieper and join WaTGENSTEIN,
near Witepsk, or to cross that river and march to•
ward Kalouga, for the purpose of co-operating with
Ku mow.
We hailed the admission in the French Bulletin.
that " the Cossacks hovered on our flanks," as a
passage which ought to give us pleasure. They
itness !—Siqy-five licences
Lis country, were recently
iperor, at Moscow, and
patches of great impart-
r. The bearer of them
by a formidable escorts
the whole groupe to pieces'
of the port-folios to Ku-

by Government from the
tted in our Second Edition
ig either new or impor-
i'olll the Russian capital
;xchange on the 2d was
the English families, three
given notice in the Court
departure. Freight had risen
consequence of the re-ship.
.with other commodities,
iat they might become the
Mowing are extracts from
to a report on wbicb we
much reliance
k'ETERSBUROH, OCTOBER Ist
the news that the Russian
an action with the French
latter lost 2000 men; but

the subject."
'ERSBURGH, OCTOBER 2.
alnm.—From what we
that we hear, we consider.

extraordinary act of grace
'emitted the duties on Co.
merchandize of this de-
re-exported from St. Peters•

the Baltic convoy was on
from him we learn, that
ere in company with him
, although dispersed, had
re, and no danger subse-
About 40 ships joined
Gottenburg, but the weather
lumber could not be correctly
letter of to-day announces
of the whole convoy.

yesterday we informed our
luence of the recent conspiracy
-tion between the coast of
td been stopped. We have
letters which confirm the
non-arrival of any inielli-
COminnilicatiorroe the
places it beyond doubt.
suffered to leave PAris,
ted ; and all those, which
allusions to the events of the

destroyed. It may have
excessive caution served only to
places to which the uncertain ru-
seems to have been, in some
)positecoast,where it was car-
impression, that a Counter Rev°.
4e scale, had been in agi-
the scheme was, to conclude
Two objects so cheering tp
PC4CRI And the death of dlr.
to give impcnince to the
feebler Agents, than those, who
' on the present occasion.
IST/ to Paris may therefore
it may even turn out that a
hatched in order to excuse his
T „wove at bipscopr.

,THE•EVENING STAR.
LONDON.

that " the Cossacks hovered
passage which ought to gil
have done so with a witne
for vessels to trade with this
signed by the French Ern
sent off for Paris, with disp
tune for his War Minister.
leas protected, as in Spain,
and yet the Cossacks cut the
and delivered the contents o
TUSOFF
The dispatches received b:
Worth by the packet, as state
of yesterday, contain nothinl
taut. The private letters ft
are to the 4th ult. The El
from 22%d. to 220. All th
only excepted, seem to have ,
Gazette, of their intended depi
to se9 or 0310 per ton, in co
mint of sugars and coffeeo
'under the apprehension that
prey of the enemy. The fol
our letters, the first refers to
are sorry we cannot place ml
t' sT.RETKA
. •a We have just received tl
advanced-gdard has had an
near Moscow, when the lad
ate have nothing official on I
•µ
ST. PETER
"The people here are in
know, as well as from wha
Nothing in this city is safe."
The Emperor, as an exi
never before practised, has IA
lonial produce, as to such
scription that may be re-a
, burgh.
One of the Captains of tl
'Change yesterday, and fr
out of the 400 ships 70 *el
off Yarmouth, The rest,
got safe out of the Sleeve
quently was apprehended.
the convoy as it passed Got
WAS so hazy, that the nun
ascertained. Our Harwich]
the mini, off that port, c
In a Second Edition of ye
Readers that in consequencd
at ,Paris, all communicati'
France and the interior had
now seen several private 1
fact ; and, indeed, the n
gence since the cautious
subject in the Moniteur,
—Not even a letter was
without being 6rst opened
were found to contain any al
2Sd ult. were immediately
happened, that this ezcessi
magnify suspicion, in places
mours had spread. Such se
eueasure, the c ase on the opp
tainly the general impress
lution, on a comprehensiv
tatiop ; and that part of th
a general pacification. T
the hopes of mankind, as I
Tyrant, were calculated t
midertaltings even of feebl
took the ostensible lead on
The return of DONArAft
be speedily expected. It
sham plot has been haeci
room from hit wiatsT .qua