Star.
London, England, 1813-03-17 00:00:00

NATAL ONELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 14.
Arrived the Eliza packet froin Surinam in thirty.
six days ; Wirsuo sloop of war from Portsmouth, to
give instructions to the 'ships bound to Portugal and
the Mediterranean. Sailed the EARL SPENCER cutter
for Portsmouth, with ten sait of vessels under convoy.
Wind S. W. fresh breeze.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 1.5.
Arrived the BARIIAM, of 74 guns, horn Basque
Roads ; American brig Star, from New. York, prize
to the SurEea man of war; SAN JOSEF man of war,
and the Ross sloop of war, from Portsmouth ; BIT-
TER* sloop of war, from Liverpool; and the GROWLER.
gun-brig, from Falmouth. Saile,l t'.z IxscattNT, of
16 guns, for Portsmouth; and the A LPIINA, of 8
guns, for Falmouth. The ROYALIST, of 18 guns,
went from Hamoazt: to the Sound:—Wind W.
DEAL, MARCH Is.
Sailed the whole outward bound merchantmen and
transports, under convoy of the BEAGLE sloop of
war ; the TIGRESS gun brig for Portsmouth ; and the
John POPPLEWELL, for Madeira.—Wind N. E.
HARWICH, MARCH
The Lady Nepean, Captain LIVING, has this day
arrived from Gortenbureh. The Prune!) aye said tti
have collected a large force in the neighbourhood of
Magdeburgh, and the Russians have !mired in order
to concentrate their forces and attack them with every
pi,;spect 01 success. The Lord lrebon,Capt. DEAN;
and Diana, Captain MiDoNot.ou, sailed yesterday
with their respective Mails to Heligoland and Got.
tznburgh ; the latter carries out the Hon. Captain '
RODNEY, on his way to Lord CATHCART. The MEK.
cuatus and STARLING gun brigs also sailed yesterdat
with a convoy to Gottenburgh.—Wind S. W.

The Ramoncita, VENABLES, from London, has at.
rived at Demerara, atter an engagement for finis'
hours and a half, within pistol shot, with an Ameri-
can privateer, of 22 guns and 250 men. The Ra-
moncita had two men killed and 12 wounded.

A Biographical List of the present House of Corn.
rates has just appeared, the object of which is merely
to furnish in a convenient Manual a short Account
of thd Members of that Assembly, and t.) assist in
forming an Opinion in Times so momentous of the
probable Progress and Wisdom of their future Mea-
sures. The Publishers request any Corrections or
Additions for a future Impression.
FINSBURY RIPOSITORT, FINSBURT•SeUA Ia.•TO be Sold by
Auction, by Mr. Hutt, To-woaaow, March IS, several well-
bred seasoned Hoorzas. masters of. high weigivs; also some
strong Hackneys, in good condition, and fast trotter,' ; several V
pairs of Coach, Barouebe, Chariot, and Curricle Geldings, of
different colours; some single ditto; several good Gig Horses, I
perfectly quiet in harness, and fast trotters; some very clever
Horses, which have' been rode with troops; and I adles' Hones; +
a great many strong Geldings and Mares, fit for machines, mail-
coaches, post-chaises, &c. also several handsome Galk;ways,
Ponies, &c.
CORN-MARK/TT, MARL-LANE, MARCH 17.
There arc a few fresh **rivals of Wheat to-day, and a tolerable
reinairing supply : very little business doing in this trade. and no ,
alteration from Monday's prices. Rye kw had a reduction of
2s. per quarter. Barley and Malt support the last quotation. In
Peas, Beans, and Oats, there is little fluctuation; of the latter
we have several arrivals to-day. Rapt and Linseed may be con-
• &red nearly nominal. Canary-seed is ou the advance.—Flour
at late prices. 11
English Wheat 725. 104 s. IC6s. Rape Seed ASS, J€6o per last. 1;
Fine ditto, 1225. 1345.
. Linseed, 60s. 84$. per qr. I
Ditto, for Seed, 100 s. 190 s.
Fore,gts do. 644 112 a ,
Rye 725. 78s. Coriander do. per cwt. 38a. 46a.
Earley 50s. 725. Caraway, ditto, We. 86$.
Malt, 965. 1031. Canary do. 853. 105 s. per qr. t
Ditto tine Ware 110 s. White Mustard Seed, 14s. tza.

per bushel.
Brown do. 20s. 28s.
Clover Seed, white, per cert.
905.1405.
Ditto, red, 80s. 1265.
'fares, per b►bhel, 14s. 208.

White Peas (boilers) 045. 106 s.
Grey, ditto, 80.3. 86s.
Beans, 78s. 82s.
'Pict ditto 66, 7Gs.
Oats (feed) Y 6,. S•zs. 405.
Poland du to, 40s. 461.
Potatoe ditto, 6::5 555.
Nis Boor 1055 t6llOl. Seism!' 1005. So 1055. per sOlki

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN OFFICA, MARCH 16, 1213.
A Dispatch, of which the following is copy, has been received
by Viscount Caetlreagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of
Sate for Foreign Affairs, from his Excellency General Viscount
Cathear, K. T. his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary to the Court of Russia, dated
St. Petersburgh, February 6, 1813.
MY LORD—By the continuation of the Journal of

rt
Unitary Operations, froii the 20th to the 28th of Ja-
nuary, it appeari, that on the 20th of January, Prince
Schwartzenberg's head-quarters were at Pultusk, and
I' his advanced posts, which hod been drawn in from
i Sny.tcloff and Novogrodek, were established in Os.
trolenka.

111 I have no details of the movements of General
Sa chen's column on the left, but I have reason to
!, believe that it advanced, near the line of the Bug,

upon Warsaw, observing Regnier's cups on the lett
bank of that river, which corps, in a former report,
was stated to have formed a support to the right of
the Austrian auxiliary force.

General Milloradowitch's column has continued to
move from Augustoff by Itldziloff and Tittle Plozk,
in the direction of Hudek, a small village west of
Novogrodek, meeting near Lomsa, with General Vas-
sizchikoff's corps, which had continued to follow the
Austrian advanced posts; and this movement obliged
the latter to retire to Ostrolenka.
The Field Marshal's column, with which the Em-
peror was present in person, moved from Ligne to
Johanisberg, and from thence to Willenbourg, com-
bining its movements so as to reach the last-named
place by the time General Milloradowitch's corps
could arrive near Pyatnitz, on the 27th of January.
General Winzingerode, with a strong corps of light
troops, formed an advanced guard to both these co-
lumns, marching my Muschinitz upon Corchell, and
covering the country round that place. These move-
ments have driven in the advanced posts of the

Austrians.
As the Russian army was expected again to move
on the SOth, apparently in the direction of the Vistula,
it seems probable that the Austr;an corps will con-
tinue its march, and pass that river.
oeneral Regnier was on the 19th at Okunieff, to
the eastward of Warsaw.
The French head-quarters being established at
Posen, it is possible that Regnier, since that date,
may have marched down the Vistula in that direc-
tion, passing behind the rear of the Austrians; but if
he should have united with Prince Schwartzenberg,
the reinforcement would not place their united force
in a sits4tion to resist the troops opposed to them.
Meanwhile the advanced corps on the right, which
drove the enemy from Marienbourg, Elbing, and
Dorschau, have continued their operations, and have
invested Dantzic ; General Count Platoff's head-
quarters beitig within a few English miles of that
city, in a western direction. General Count Wittgen-
stein has resumed the command of the right column;
and as part, at least, of the ordnance intended for the
siege of Riga has been secured, it is probable his
usual success may attend him in reducing Dantzic.
Count Mich tel Woronzow has succeeded in taking
possession of Bromberg, with its valuable magazines ,
on the left bank of the Vistula, between Thorn and
Graudentz ; and Admiral Tchichagoff is moving in
that direction, with the remainder of the force under
his command.

The garrison of Graudentz is exclusively Prussian ;
and it appears by these reports, that upon the next
movement of the head.quarters, every thing on the
right bank of the Vistula will be in the occupation of
the Russian forces, except the garrisons of Graudentz
and Thorn, no mention being made of any garrison
kit by the enemy at any other post on the Vistula.—
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) CATHCART.
[The Gazette also contains the dispatches from the Marquis of
Wellington, a translation of which we extracted from the. Lisbon
papas on Monday.]
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

The Prince Regent, on behalf of his Majesty, has granted
pernthsion to Sir Stapleton Cotten, Sir Charles Stuart, Generals
Peek and Wilson, Lord A. Somerset, Sir R. Fletcher, Sir T.
Beckwith, and Colonels Arbuthnot, Hill, Williams, and Way,
to wear the insignia of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and
Sword.

WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 16.
, Sd Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant A. hoPinnes to be Cap-
tain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Welby, who retires.
Ro al Regiment of Horse Guards—Corporal John Speed to be
carter-Master. vice Dukes, who retires.
1 id etment of Dragoons—Lieutenant V. Jones, from the 18th
it
' Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice
Heywood, who retires.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet William Grenfell to
$
be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Wildman, promoted.
sth Ditto—William Shutter RickwOod, Gent. to be Veterinary
Surgeon, vice Burrowes, who resigns.
1. sth Ditto— ...--- Korke, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice
Gain, placed upon half pay.
11th Ditto—Surgeon James t9'Meally, from the .50th Foot, to
I be Surgeon, vice Gilchrist, deceased ; and Hospital-Mate
1 John G. Smith, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Watkins, ap-
pUnted to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion.
1 14th Ditto—Cornet C. G. Humphreys to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vie! Caswell, who retires; Regimental Quarter-Mester
I --- M'Cartby to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Hum-
' phreys ; and Troop Quatter-Master Henry Smith to be Regi-
s tnental Quarter-Master, vice M'Carthy.
lath Ditto—Cornet Anthony Bacon to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Pehrice, promoted in the 60th Foot.
' 6th Regiment of Foot—Hospital-Mate Robert Goodriche to be
$ Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dwyer, promoted.
th Ditto--Justin Brenan, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Armstrong,
who resigns.
.4 ?th Ditto—Hospital-Mate William B: Clements to be Assistant- i

1 Surgeon, vice Butkeley, promoted in the 48th Foot.
,' 16th Ditto—George Riven Maltby, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
, chase, vice Hurting, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons.
18th atto—Ensign F. E. Steele to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Fletcher, appointed Adjutant of a Reeruiting
Di mitt; and Edward loge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Steele.
( - I kt Ditto—Second Lieutenant Harry Pigou to he First Lieute-
, rfai,,t, by purchase, vice Ferrier, promoted in the 824 Foot.

,
22d Dtt to—Lieutenant C. W. Lay to be Captain of s CouPanl,
bp purchase. rice Wauchope, promoted in the Regiment of
Meoron : and Ensign Wilkens Ball to be Lieutenant, by pur-
ehase, vice Lay.
24th Ditto—To be Assistant-Surgeons—Hospital-Mate John
Fawcett, vice Bentley, deceased ; Hospital-Mate Denials Kear-
ney, vice Elkington, promoted in the 30th Foot.
28th Ditto--7Quarter-Master. Serjeant M'Gregor to be
Quarter-Master, vice Miller, deceased.
30th-Ditto--Assistant.Surgeon J. G. Elkington, from the filth
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hughes, domed.
33d Ditto—Lieuttoant J. M. Hartz the Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice Jeffries, who retires ; Ensign A. Gore to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hartz; James Furlong, Gent. to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gahagan, promoted.
35th Ditto—Captain Thomas M'Nleil,lrom the 74th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Andrews, who exchanges.
38th Ditto,-George Michell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Campbell, promoted.
48th Ditto—Hospital-Mate Richard N. Starr to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice .Henderson, appointed to the Vd Foot.
50th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Bailtie Ross, from the 94th Foot,
to be Surgeon, vice O'Meally, appointed to the 11th Light
Dragoons; Hospital-Mare Colin Sievwright to be Assistant.
Surgeon, vice Morgan, deceased. •
51st Ditto—Hospital-Mate Percy Fits Patrick to be Auir.ant-
Surgeon, vice Ater!, promoted in the 68th Foot.
53d Ditto—Ensign J. C. Brodie to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase.
Z's be Ensigns—Serjeant-Major Wilton, without purchase-,
vice Hardcastle, whose appointment has not taken place; Ed-
mund Saunderson Prideaux, Gent, vice Brodie.
60th Ditto—Lieutenant Matthew Moore, from the 39th Foot,

to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Du Bourblanc, pro-
moted in the Regiment of Meuron.
65th Ditto—Ensign H. F. Sharp to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Dun, appointed to the 12th Foot; Adam Cuppage,
Gen!. to be Ensign, vice Sharp.
69th Ditto-4ieutenant Joseph Deighton, from the West Nor-
fo:k Millis, to be Ensign, without purchase.
74th Ditto—Captain 1 homas Andrews, from the 35th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice M'Niell, who exchanges ;
Hospital-Mate Thomas Napier to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
King, deceased.
78th Ditto—Charles M. Macleod, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Marquk promoted.
86th Ditto—Ricbard Dalhousie RaMsay, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Heir, who retires.
87th Ditto—Lieutenant James J. Moore to be Adjutant, vice
White, appointed to the Royal Staff Corps.
92d Ditto—Jameslitsbert Hart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Smith, who mires.
94th Ditto—Hospital-Mate John Cross to be Assistant-Surgeon,
vice Rots, promoted in the 50th Foot:
95th Ditto—William Wright, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice M'Kenzie, who resigns; Hospital-mate
James Armstrong to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ridgway, pro-
moted.
96th Regiment of Foot—tosign M. Fitzgerald to be Lieutenant,
vice Archer, deceased; James Brand, Gent. to he Ensign, vice
Fitzgerald ; Quarter-Master Serjeant Coruick Mans to be
Quarter-master vice Smith, deceased.
101st Ditto—William Fry,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Lintott, appointed to the 50th Foot.
Ist West-India Regiment—George William Henry Miller, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kerr, whose appointment
has not taken place.
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant T. Anderson to be Adjutant, vice Taylor,
deceased.
Royal York Rangers—Ensign William Hunt to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Heddle, appointed to the Royal Af-
rican Corps ; Humphrey Clugston Gray, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Hunt.
Royal West-India Rangers—C. Gurley, Gent, to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Long, deceased.
13th Royal Veteran Battalion—Surgeon John Lear, (torn the sth
Foot, to be Surgeon; Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Watkins,
from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon.
Glengarry Light infantry Fencibles--Lleutenant Thomas Powell,
from the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shaw,
deceased.

• BILEVIT.
Major John Gardiner, of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Army, he having been appointed Deputy Adjutant-
General to the Forces serving in the Island of Walcheren, ♦ice
Waish, who resigned. Dated October 29, 1809.

STAFF.
To be Deputy.Assistant-Commitssaries-General to the Forces—
William Amey, Thomas B. Trotman, Wiliam Duke, and
Henry Curti, Gents. Dated Feb. 23, 1813.
uosfrrAL STAFF.

Dr. Sir James Fellowes to be Deputy Inspector of Ho4pitals ;
Hospital Mate James Dease to be Assistant• Surgeon to the
Forces, vice Conly, deceased; Acting Apothecary John Carter
to be Apothecary to the Forces, vice *l'ravers, deceased; John
Ferguson, Gent. to be Hospital Mate for General Service, vice
Kennedy, promoted. Dated March 11, Ist 3.