Star.
London, England, 1812-09-03 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.
MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLO4II6
Iper Ct. Ite4loll—,Cons. 604—tor opg. 60it
4per C. ierii-Ld per Ct. 91 —Bank £cock
bum. pre.—Bonds Is. 71 Anne.
&EA. Doc (sit) le. dee. pat. -'Do. (Sid.) 41. Se. pro.

A Mori has reached town that several American
loivateeis have entered the port of Liverpool, in
Few Brunswick. (11:1eia Scotia) and that their crews
had landed, and, after plundering the inhabitants, bad
get fire to the awn, which was completely destroyed.
We hope the mom will prove unfounded, but it is
ow duty to give it as we have received it. No ad-
kices to sub an effect have reached Government.

pair Papers to the 14th ukirao, one day later in
date than those which supplied us with the Twelfth
lave been received. They contain no olfi.
eial intelligence from the Grand Army, nor any al,
Won to the war in the Notth, except what we find
it a kora from Dresden; dated the 11th. This let.
noels as, that 130%1PARTa has it in his power to
advance, either against Peteraburgh or Moscow, but
u to which of thosedirecticus he will attempt to take
Ito hint is gives.
These Paper 4 considering the importance of the
odious astremely barren, and letters two days later
are eqttally uninteresting. According to accounts
received at Paris on the 27th, we understand that
DallAtAllres head-quarters remained at Witepsk, but
kis said that preparations had been made for a for-
ward movement, and that a general action was ex-
pected to be fought in a few days.

'arth'er letters by the NerruNE were received yes.
tetchy from Cadiz. Accounts had arrived there of
the diversion on the side of Valencia, attempted by
the Murcian army; and of the action which had
taken place I.n the 21st of July, between General
tYDoNautes coi ps and a division of St/Crier's troops.
I% result of this affair had given rise to consider.
. able comment at Cadiz ' • and it was understood that
O'DONNELL bad expressed great disappointment at
sat receiving the co-operation of the British from
Man.
A letter from the ORWMRS sloop of war off Basque ,
koads, dated August 28, says—“ On the 21st inst. i
ire spoke the ALarcoaa sloop of war going to Guern-
le7—:26th, spoke the Active of and from Jersey,
bound to Gibraltar: FYLLA frigate and Escortr gun-
brig cruizing— 27th, spoke the Peter and John car.
tel Motu Plymouth, bound to Modals:, with seventeen
Prisoners on board, and a Lady and her family. On
the same day spoke the Stain; vous gun brig cr I
—had lost her boat and five men at the Isle of Bas
the had caiftured a French slooe."
Letters have been received from the island of Cey-1;
ton, (by way of the Cape of Gad Hope), dated Co. I
Jumbo, in the end of March aad the be inning of
April. His Majesty's ship AIPRIcRINE, Hon. Lap-
taia Ronan, had arrived in Columbo Roads the 10th
of March, having on board Lieinenant-General
&oatmeal, the new Governor.. The A IPRICAINI6
had made a remarkably rapid passage from Madeira.
For several days she made 200rniles a day by the log,
and never saw a sail during the whole of her voyage,
nor had sight of land after she passed St. Nicholas,
One of the Cape de Verds, the 20th of December.
b.-The Owes GLENDOW ER, which sailed from -Ma-
dera about three weeks before the AFRICATNE, hay-
ing cirllzonrd the flag of Sir Sim= HOOD, going to
acdeTla.,_ll4 in the Indian seas, not having reached her
sestina as the dote of these letters, apprehensions
irereentertained forler safety. The APRICAINR was
wailing the arrival of the OWES GLENDoWINI at Co.
1an3—.61 to take orders from Sir &waver. HOOD; but
jibe ihnidd aot arrive ina certain limited time, Cap.
fain Rotessy intended 16 proceed to Madras. AU
is quiet in India the date of these letters, accord-
-8 to the intormation current in Cbylon.
At the late dinner given by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
100fhonour of the Marquis of Wer.ustorow, by desire
A.th,.!_,Patica RRORNT, his Royal Highness proposed
ruth of Lord WELLINGTON, and requested that
rather
ght be a dumper toast. As the glasses were
Sir hrs.
--b.-,
WILLIAM
GWANT Mister of the ells, did not quite fill his, which induced the Palace
tsaY, "No day.light far Lord Watuaorow." Sir
7ILLIAW readily Sliing his glass, said, he wished his
',°_rdthil) had bag more darlighi at Salamanca, as
Dol sieteey would then, if pomible, hare ban still
lar 1

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