Star.
London, England, 1813-08-10 00:00:00

GOMNBURGH, JULY 27.

The American merchant-ship Hannibal has am.
ved here from New York in 30 days, having Gene.
ral Moreau on board, together with his suite.
The American Papers state, that several skir-
mishes had taken place. One of General Morean's
suite has positively declared, that a general battle
has been fought, in which the Americans were to-
tally defeated, with the logs of two Generals killed
and two taken prisoners, with all their artillery and
a great number of prisoners.
From the Continent we hare news to the 19th
every thing appears to be going on well, Reinforce-
menu are daily Joining the Russian and Prussian ar-
mies. General Moreau has not yet landed, but will
be in town to-morrow. _ _

The expedition from England under the Amphioa
frigate passed Wingo, on their way to the Baltic,
on Thursday last.

ALTONA, JULY 10.

It is reported that matters between Denmark and
Sweden are settled, aad the Crows Prince is gone to-
wards Berlin.

The Castle of 3/Isehenberg, in Siissis, Joy
His Royal klighness she Crown Prince left Grips.
waist on the 6th July, in the morning. He slept the
first night at Prentalau, where his Royal Highness
was received, on the part ut his Prussian Majesty,
by the Prince of Sayn Wittgenstein. The said Prince
has ever since accompanied his Royal Highness on
his jottfter. On the 7th the journey was continued
by the way Of.Yoningsberg, and his Royal Highness
was received by General Count Tauenzien at Lands.
berg, on the river Wartha. On the filth his Royal
Highness travelled- by the way of Deserts to Kosten,
and on the 9th through Lissa, where the Russian
General Baron Winzingerode has his head.quaiters,
tiuward to Trachenberg.
On the road between the Ucker and Newmallik of
Brandenburg, his Royal Highness reviewed several
batta.ions of the Pruss an militia ; and at Sch we dt he
likewise reviewed a regiment of hussars belonging to
the German .Legion to be placed under his com-
mand. Wherever he came the troops paraded. The
towns through which he passed were in the evening
illuminated, and every thing shewed the sincere joy
of the inhabitants at his Royal Highness's journey.
Between Landsbetg and Trachenberg his Royal
Highness was escorted by a detachment of the Lb.
zabethgorod hussars and of General llowaisky's Don
Cossacks,
Immedjately on his Royal Highness's arrival, he
was received by their Majesties the Emperor of Rus-
sia and King of Prussia. His Royal Highness the
Crown Prince of Prussia arrived the following morn-
ing. In the suite of his Imperial Majesty the Empe.
rot of Rinsia, were this Generals Prince %VolkooskY.

Toll, Neld'rotvskt, Linskey, and Poiii de hdrgo,
and likewise the Seel" tary nf State Count Nesseß•ode.
His Rival Prussian Maj-ty,was accomoanien by
the Chancellor of State Baron Von H.rdeitherg.Ge,
neral Knpish-ck, Coont Henkel, and the Count Mar-
shal Baron Von Makzahn.

L. th.• Croem Prince of Prussia6s sdite was itlis ey„.
vernio-General, Gantle, and the Councillor of State.
Ai.cellon. The Imperial Austrian State and Confe-
rence Minister. Cnunt Stu:firm ; tie Austrian Charge
d' ITures. Baron Von Lihzeltein; the British Am-
bAss.o.for at the Iroperial Russian Court. Lnrd Cath-
cart ; General Von Suchtelen, 4 ndMr. Thornton, the
Royal Britis'i Minister at the Court of Sweden have
likewise arrived here.

On the following morning. the 10th, his Royal
His2hness paid his visits to his• Majesty the King of
r russia and his Majesty the Empertir of Russia;
and in the afternoon to the Crown Prince of Prussia.
His Royal Highness, who enjoys the best state of
health. will to-morrow return ott his journey to
Gripswald.

FRE vCH P4PERS.

PRAGUE. JULY $4.

The Duke of Vicenza is soon expected here. A
part of his equipages has already arrived. Count
Narbonne has taken possession of the Baron de Le-
debur's hotel, which was destined for him.

ti It appears that they already have had some eon.
ferences at the house of Count Metternich.

Fourteen French, Austrian, Russian, and Prussian
couriers passed through this town on thei 16th, 17th,
and 18th Instant.
FRANKFORT, JULY 29.
It is believed, that on leaving Mayence the Empe.
ror took the Wurtzburg road to inspect the corps
&armee of observation.

Jw.v 30.—According to intelligence from Ma mice,
his Majesty reviewed a part of his troops the day be-
fore yesterday. In the afternoon the Emperor took
a drive with the Empress on the right bank of the
Rhine; his Majesty returned in the evening to the
left bail of that river. The only Generals who ac-
companied his Majesty were Caffarelli and Count
Lobaii, his Aides de Camp. We have still here a
considerable park of artillery.