Star.
London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

SECOND ItO.
stAtt*ttki4rdite 15;tio6k;
• .
OFFicitith biTAILS OF THE.FA.LL OF
iIANTZfd: 110
SEFAR.A.7IBiki OF THE DANISH TROOPS
FROM THE FRENCI4.
iiiiVANCE O 1 THE GpAtilfMl,l4l.
ARMIES .0/4 THE RHINE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH TROOPS IN
HOLLAND.
. SURRENDER OF GERTRIArDENBURG.
&c. &c.
• the folloiving OffiCial Accolint of all thesi

fying events-hat Been issued by Gcrrernthent t •
By die last advices from the Continent, it *PI
Oast that the fortress of Dantzic had capitulated,
but the terms being similar to ihose which had been
granted to the garrison of Dresden, the FIRLD MAlt
MAL. Comtnander-in-blief, lad refuted his ratifi-
cation.
" The English transports and men of war wain
seen on the laith to the North of Heiner, nearing the
Dutch coasts a few di the transports, with troops
board, entered Melvoet on-the It tit.

II the headquarters of the Grand Allied Army
were removed front Frankfort to Friedberg, on the
night of the 9th.

se The Danish troops, on the approach of the
PRINCE ROYAL, bad left the French wet under DA•
voust, who had shut himself up in liainburgh.
44 By dispatches from Major-Citneral TAYLOR, in
Rolland, it appears that dehruydenherg is in pos.'
session of the Prussian troops and the Dutch

bitants.

4' Letters ftoM General Sir THOMAS GRAHAM
state his arrival in the Roompot, with the British Ex-
pedition, on the 15th."

ESCAPE OF SIX FRIGATES FROM BRETT%

The BRITON frigate is arrived at mouth, front
off Brest, with the loss of foretop-ruast, in that* or
a French frigater—one out of six which had sailed
trom Brest. The BRITON has recaptured the Wolfs-
cove, from Quebec. The VrjolfscoVe has arrived at
Penzance.

, A King's cutter arrived yesterday at Portsmouth.
from Passage, in five days, with dispatches. Their
contents have not been yet officially announced ; but
it is reported that-the Marquis of Wet.ktwovots hat
advanced from the position he occupied at the date'
of the last dispatches, and that he had not met with
any opposition in effecting this movement.

EMBARKATION HOLLAND.

HARWICH, DECEMBER 17.

This morning early were embarked at this port. for
Holland, the Ist Royal Volunteer Battalion, the 55th,
Usl, add tsth Regiments of Foot ; and, at Languard
Non, the 69th Regiment, together with some artil-
lery horses. We have not heard of any accident oc-
curring, and all are expected to-sail to-morrow, if the
wind continues fair.—Arrived the DIANA packet,
Captain Ist‘Denotau, from Helvoetsluys, with some
passengers and a King's Messenger. The Texel feet
had not surrendeted.—Several horse transports have
arrived this evening from Portsmouth, to take on
board sit troops of the King's German hussars, ex-
pected from Ipswich.

Thursday the Plasm schoo:.er mitred in the Downs
with *tykes from Admiral YouNo, that the squa-
dron midge his command, with the troops on board,
were all safe in the Rocespot Channel.

The facilities with vshiet the new Conscriptions
are embodied in France, may be estimated by the
following Narrative—lt is from the pen of an eye-
witness. Will any person in his senses pretend, after
this, that BONAPAZTZ Or his Government is popular
in France ?
" I was present at the vines* of berg, near Gra-
veliacs, a few days ago, when the Prefect arrived,
with a few gens d'armes, to enforce the conscription
laws against some of th*louths of the place, wbo
had refused to march to the armies. The appear-
tnce of the gens d4trmes seemed to serve as a signal
to the inhabitants in general to defend their brothers
Ind children. With such weapons as they tould pro-
cure, they fell upon the Prefect and his escort, whom
they soon put to flight. The Prefect himself led to
in upper apartment in a neighbouring house, but
%vas pursued, and, as I heard, thrown from the win-
low, and killed on the spot. In the mean while, the
sub-Prefect of the District baying arrived with a re-

nforcement of gees d'armes and rallied the fugitives,
nade a regular attack on the conscripu and their
titnds ; but when I came away the latter were victo- ]
..;ous, the Sub-Prefect had been driven in disgrace
rout the field of battle, and the mob had almost de-
troyed a house in which he had Wes accustomed is
Is .41ce up his residence.*