Star.
London, England, 1812-10-19 00:00:00

East India Prohibited Goods, &c. •

roe name eON9UMPTION.
Spirituous Liqiiors, Wine, Soy, Pickles, Castor 03-, Riga Bal-
i sam, Haarlem Oil, Eau Medicine, Drug China, Grocery. Pee-
t serves, Candles, Shells, :Aim, Carpets, Tobacco, Stuff, Boats,
Deals, Timber, Hemp, Far, Materials of Vessels,LlnrtiLraprry,
Shawls, Lace, Muffs,' I *pets, cane, Lacquers d Ware, Ptsrls, 11%2
Cher of t'eerl Coanterv, Chess Mend Gold R. putting and Musical
Wateres, Books of Paint, Silk Hose, Cornelian Ai -, 4,nal Ccrai
Beads, Necklaees, and Ornaments, and sun'itry A. r:ci.- of jewel,
Wiry, Telescopes, Dressing Cases, Leather close 4 Slk Hats,
Waistcoats, Woollen Clint,, Toblmeo• Aslits and Cinders.
Also suits Goods es Baie remained in his Majest W trehouses
beyond the time limited by law, not cleared, or the duty paid, viz.
Boats, Surest Rose Wool; Yellow Sanders, flu e%, Paper,
Cork, Cobalt, Sponge, Capers, Wine, and sundry other Goods,
as mentioned In the Catalogue.

CLtAll OF ALL DUTIES.
The floats, Deals, Timber, Hemp, Tar, and Materials of Ves-_
gels, to be viewed at the Tobacco Grotiod, .Ficith- rhittle. The
Tiibacco Ashes and Cinders it the Tobacco Warerbu e,the Rose
Wood and Sanders on the Quay at the London Docks, and aft
the other Goods at his Majesty's Warehotivs, Custom-house,
London. Where Catalogues will be &Looted, price is..eacii.
.. The Goods fur the first, second, and third Day's Sale tray he
viewed out Monday the 12th ancl:ruestlay'the IS h invent: those
faa the fourth and Mth Day's Sale no Monday the 19 h and
Toeiday the 20th instant, and will* Days of Sale, from Nino in
the Morning to One in the Afternoon.
' N. B. Goods bought of this Sale must he paid for on or Afore roo-
ky, the lyth November, 1412, 'betw,i'n the flours of nine a ..leek in the
',terming and Mire in the setehreasti or the depuittrnade thereon will ab-
solutely become forfeited, dad bid °soh resold at ofirtsre Ilak.
The delivery of the 11.0 and second Days Sale to commence or.
Molidays the 16th buret, and the third,,fourth, and fifth D.ys
Sell a° Sato_ the 24th instant.
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HIGHLY s'ITAI.UABLE AND VERY IAIPROVEASEE
Elf. ISEHOLD on d COPYHOLD ES.I'ATES, CAMBRIDGE-
• SH'ittE.=i-LANEI-TAk REDEEMED.
To be SOLD, by Messrs. BURTON and MST, '
OfiVeclaraday, the tack November, 1832, at Twelve o'Clock,
at Gar; ativay's Coffe,-house, Lonion in 12 Lots,
CIFIAL and very desiralale FiEEHOLDand
PYkIOLD ESTATES, comprising nine raring, eon-
(eking several hundred Acres of exceeding rich 'potod Staple
Land in high eul ivation, with requisite Farm-housti, Buildings.
sod arrangements for agricultural purposes, most eligibly situated
at Sahara and Wicken, in the County of Cambridge, knot/mai
dross-Green, Coat Shade, High Field, High Fenn, Crow Haiti
Layton's and Cropley's Farms, part on Leases, and part to Tenalite
at Wdl,at rents, amounting to £2OOO per annum.
To be viewed till the Sale, by application to Mr. Piggott, So-
licitor, Elf, of whom descriptive Partici:tiara may be had. Parti-
culars ;jos at the Crown, Soham; Hoops, Cambridge; Ram,
NeWniarket ; Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; Role and Crown,
Wilbetch-; Angel, Norwich; Crown, Huntingdon; George,
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Chattery; Crown, Lynn ; on the respective Premises; of J. W.
Catty, Esq. Solicitor, Holboro-court, Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's; '
and of_ Messrs. Burton aid Rist. 62, CornhilL
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BERIcSHIRE.--Prior's Collet House, within lye miles of New-
' burn on the road to Oxford.—Capital Family Residence,
Gardens, Offices, and nearly Three Hundred and Eighty
Acres of Meadow, Pastore, Arable, and Wood Land. and
• Common Rights.----BrMr. ROBINS,
Vporroway's„ 0, 'Thursday, October 29, at metre, in one Lot,
RIOR'S COURT HOUSE AND MANOR:
FARM. This very desirable Estate is held under the
Dean imil Chapter of Westminster, on lease, renewable accord-
ing to custom of Church leases; comprMag a capital Mansion-
Muse, sealed en a lawn, and phtre4 fot 'die aceloiapioodblihr
Iff a Gotoleman'slamilt, with Officea of ilidescripielliVehod
Gardens, and nearly 70 Acres of Meadow, Pasture. Arable I*
Wood Land, in hand, situate within five Mites of Newbunti
' within half a mile of the turnpike road to Oxford, and hi the
ee: tre of the Crams Hunt, in a country aboanding. with Gate%
and a short distance from the Kennett and Avon Canof.• Alm'
an excellent Farm House, with Bare, Stabled Cart lodges, Gees:
nary,. and othet Ow-buildings, two Cottages and Gardens, 44
sondry Ineloilures of Me'adow, Arable and Wood Land, einifilti2
log upwards of Stal Anse', divided •by thriving fences a small
part is the comma field, its theent.atitin of Mr..
.14111 m and
Son, Mr. 14of, and hfrlPOtock:;.
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dviIdet,DOESDOIC tttliPeetot.t3ty •Etxford,.'stiveikole4
ti tike#bte a tie ttrborn itut, irbeatifio,, oo+tho• sett tieiober
honor c-Ot maw: od hji Nerretper. anti mice ivOl *q brim
of the datappplatcil far. the Sile. •

TO BR . SOLD "lffi- I'reTVATIZ - CON fltc,4.! I', •
THE LEASE of a FIOLJE,,- •tlesir.tttlysi•
1 tuated i tldaker-street; Porissanaoquarti, of which nearly
So years are unetipired, toprher wish th.e appkotitiptqtfacsis*e.
The House Wh:ch beeci recritly repiit'ed, painted, ancl
icaperect.hroicerocit, ti,"in every reopt,et,llt for the llatnedlite
reeeptiln gvoteel lactilty ; contains 'three Raosics on 'etat
"treaoe! and fircir doors, four Rumba oirtliceeeond door, acid Ike
un tie tipper tioor, with two* two Water-closets, acid
nuoterone coon test:wit Oltiref, together with a four-stall Sable
and doeibl ar the back Td' the Houle.
For flintier traitietairs and ticheta.to yew the Oreenbet, amity
to Messrs. bell and Brontley, Astieltors,-No.'l, Holboro-court,
Gray's "-..

MOHR% •
MOBLE*EN, Gentlemen, &c. ;re tespectfully
informed, that they may be surplied with Money to any
athotiot, oh wroth alma to thortaw,,setared oa FcnshefCopy-
bol/411 Leasehold Land, or House... Money ti? the Funds, lyJ
Settlements, Widows' Joihtureal Clellgymertl• loMinds, or tar
other roterty. Perron orrespee-ibilhy may be ittlpyik4 =Ade
personu3attetiray tidy. Gel leksms 9/11LIked every libivitionewb
;42641atiun, withoutldetay. Application .frima mote* to isiet%a
letters bust paid) addressed to Measiuslitrits aual 6. Na 49,
. South-street, Berkidy-squate.
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GUESTONIAII MEIPCINTsg.
CASE. 113.--To tvir. liaise's. Overt, London.
ittiz, PRATT, No. 47, Anielia-plaet, Val.
;.werth, was for three yews afflicted Nilll a banker 'k fay
nreadt, after attending it-teral Medical. -Gentletillsi ithotit Ob.
tinting any relief, WWI thou reconunencled,to Oafs Holland,
and. admitted an there on Stitt Novend:et, knit), spas regularly
a.' emle4 for thirteen week; without finding ut alteration . for
the best; a cor:sultation took place, and an operation Was pro-
nounced as being the only possjisk, tneens of a ave. On a eon.
substion with my • friends, it was fortunately titeerailued that I
sitotald try the Guestonian Medicine, and nett day I attevtle.4
Mr. Guest, No. 9, Great Siiirey-streets litackiriars.bridge., when
my paths was exceeding great, and urange as it may 4.eM, wee
camptetely Ititered in tsrenty miantes, and one Month *Ss so
restored, as to take a place of all.work, being at *that time ena-
bled to work at the wash-tub and scour rooms to the satlidattfon
.of my employers, and by attenillug to Mr. Gue,t's dliectlons for
about four in 'nth*, was perfectly cured. tf any one should dotibt
the troth cf my derivation, the books in Guy's Hospital will
pruve the fact past a doubt; or I will give titan the name of she
Lady who recommended me thee?. Have only farther to nto..'
serve, that I still continue in a perfect good state of health, as wit.
ness my fiaudtliis Bth day of October, ,
• (Case 1101 in a finute Paper')

ADVICE.
VVHEN Men cf Education and prelfer.iiatial OM
use persevering endeavotirs to ditto+er the Most kik aull
certahs method of treating a few prevnlling Dlseaties, the tutees's
'rut result of their experience is the best proof of ruperietity.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeon!, tine been indite:3dt* Mak"
the cure of the following the object of their particular study, silas
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of entoxl.
cation, and its concomitant!, Sstietuees aid Glees, Which, k
an improved' plan, are speeddy'end effectually cured; 411 also dee
bOtty, whether arising /tom Baocharsalian bieelgenees, king rile
ti,ece Ir "-Arm climates, or a secret solitary vier; too tif* reu
happily pursued by the
youth of both sexes, in the one
eterilil•y otbartetteess, and in the other a neinwrou4 train
no eeseistes, which, it not.nminy remedied, teriamate se
Sconce and toritarupton. In chat distressing state of debility. oe
lieficleney; whether the consequence of such baneful habits, Or
aiiiing feottiany lithe( gable, by Which the powers of the ceniti.
union become enfeebled, as regularly edcicated Surgeons of 1 . oa-
Jon, they offer a &art; bate, aid 'Speedy reitoratiosi to soaad And
vigorous health, • • ,-.- • • ..: s
sclieAniblt of a loot tuillodittOidte practite has enabled things
by a superior method; to remove venereal complaluts, however
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pitieerto Ike
.leietireitraint in diet nr exercise; end in recent CFAs wherieati
early application is made on discovery of the infeofioo, they fee-
quently perform a eutein the that space of two dkys. The dine
•Istektilented !twins. of their mode of treatment (*hid has neat*
been knowil to fail in one single instance in a practice of ti years,
during•Whiel foillioli nifty 'bound presong of both 'wetestive
been cared, even after severe and injurious methods habeed
pursued by other Piaci Herten Without effect), induces die& to
thus publicly offer their adv!et.
Te be taisultipit daily personally, or by letter, by petioni of
either :tt. Letters from the country, eontairlit a ]fault-n ste,
duly a tended to'
i Jell 'advice end inediciues lorwarded to any
putt if tile Itlisetont,--C-OltS sod Co; 13, Boastoeitt4totet. I,

. • MidLIAM:a.
MESSRS. digitlE,and CO. Snigavisi late in his
Majesty's Serrke,,, thababge the wade wells% to preys i
ifsigie instance other* their Medidne and method of cure ever
'ailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in shp
particubt brands of their profession has not given d# to ,q
....
U nsuc cm 0 case. •'
They continue to dire& illeir *tutees to tlie treatment and eitiv
taf Venereal etniplaints; and that derangement of the sYrein,
which isthe consign crp`c of the pennieiontandivasteftd events of ii
habit icing and matt unhappily pursued DT the youths of bitch 'Axes,
in the ono it will be fointi to be the vnfaiting source of ' barren-
ness ; the other Bade its ravagesfatalif developed to them bye 0-
creasing state of dtbillryoextribifnotttmeti'reinedled;tetnito6s
in intpotettee. These are trs-reuroieibt,Attosate. effectsiwkle end-
sumptions, lost of MU septa r power,and varions iterfogs comilaints
motif characterise tbe-eirlier itageent ddraCkitattreitei Of pie-
sone Hiking under the disorder* incident to such.* habit, It*
• ft' amble and has aleleer rebid' tnittripiefid, id 'tie
came of a lOng, laborious, and Much extencledyiesetlee: lti the
most obstinsteznd•ent`nplicateii cases of einfe!'46.4: 1 initction; auch
as obstructions in the urethra, spongy tie hard ta.
mom, callous elicit, eruerkna, seminal weaknesti; as also '
• enuartnus,.
Whether recent or of long duration, and /Ida Witt
skill ofother Practitioners ; tare by theirpreibilt improotiti
t .
treatment, elfectufby and pernianintit coxed, oiftbnot Ike
Vi
eugerbv the excruciating pain and alarming belluittfAK*lodit
Ara ''its thraPplcaderiof the lunar exude. &that:Arse IP
to years extensive practice to thts metropolis, Munitron* camp
Stectures'bave been and go. dilly ender tlseireare; int t
eradication of whet. ,are effectiti by Write, terrain, Ai
tioils made appetite; 'silk:tor to any other yet adopted. 114
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teat
107,1-tott'on.Gfailro. •
Piaing in coilifiM Ne rfillONrof to ;tato the
of Ow care, age. arid geaegai:Jsaim ofijobtr. li4 a
rent, Ovics. PlAFFOchw,___At• *riot des htlirark
!gives or mot to arty parry TM 1.0.""aal
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To be viewed by ajiplygng to W. Giles Atlnani, at .Prior's
Conti, of *lsom rattilhari-inity be hoi ;. at the Pelican; New..
bey;. Pon-htiu.seli Wallingford; White Heart, Bataan; Mr
Maine, High-street, Oxford; Ouni ;Vfaidenlited; Castle, lalt
Hall White Hari, Winoibor ; Red I.itna, Hounslow; of Moira.
13 apt r auo iiroughtirvOuli4ters, Great Ill4rlboroyli.sircet ; at
Minim/ars • and of blf:ttcbinii, WarOick-itiett3 GAidei. wciare,
w to ri~l it et tht tbeit4: ithit bruit. ".
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weakness, refasation, and debility roceed,ug frum this dim.
Is speedily temevecti atiif the' patient restored soifod
add vigorous health. But wlwre_the
.debitity has tor yes Pais-
ted,w proper perceSersieetkAeWrinforiiicc remedies, Adria
Stricture has beep destroyed, is ledis'peniably tequlsite to **ye
the stym6-C*lll'lmi' oklita,'Mid.tosrtiniroate the co tint 4
Several Noblemen said' f, 6V the tirit * '
hive been under Vii care et' ?deltas. Currie and (X •
Moval of comilaints ofd* fliatkia,- Snit:tome, dte. logiatehie
receivedthlt• Faial pebnialins titre; rwiaest dist rite.
may be mico4tptbcpi aelailisfsetocy eviOencea'af the deddifm4
perioaity of Moist culhis irk .Ceeplag of tibithiitt..
these Gentlemen bad Strtethres !start to ritentylattre
and were ntider;' etii• are of Maws. He anit'ilialnildese
and other surgeons or equal entirnee, who atteinpteditilt-faz•
by the spplicaitogl et dos biireit ematlq *khaki Alava.
Moira. 4-1/illeand todwaltidly tithe/ Sou; with
the prawn doliWii•otrosy Wow, at their bowiti Nati
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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

DOWNING-STREXT, OCTOBER 17.

A dispatch, of which the following is an extract,.!
• has been this morning received at Earl Ilathurst's
Office, addressed to his Lordship by General the
• Ma',Anis of Wellington, dated Villa Toro, the 51 I
October: 1812 :
One of the mines which had been prepared under
tithe exterior line of the castle of Burgos, was explod-
• , ed at midnight of the 29th, and effected a breach in
the wall, which some of the party, destined to attack
it, were enabled to storm ; but owiitg to the darkness
of the 'light, the detachment who were to: support the
' advanced party, missed their way, and the advance
were driven off the breach again before they could
be effectually supported. The breach effected by
.the mine was not of a description to be stormed ex-
..cept at the moment of the explosion, and it was ne-
• cessary to improve it by fire, before the attempt
could be repeated. But all our endeavians •to con.'
struct batteries in the best situation to fire upon the
wall failed, in consequence of the great superiority
of the enemy's fire. In the mean time another mine
had been placed under the wall, which was ready
yesterday, and a fire was opened yesterday morning
from a battery constructed under cover of the horn-
work.
The fire from this battery improved the breach first
made ; and the explosion of the mine, at five o'clock
yesterday evening, effected a second breach. Both
were immediately stormed by the 2d battalion of the
24th regiment, under the command of Capt. Hed-
derwick, which I had ordered into the trenches for'
that purpose ; and our troops were established within
the exterior line of the works of the castle of Burgos.
The conduct of the 24th regiment was highly praise-
worthy; and Captain Hedderwick and Lieutenants
Holmes and Fraser, who led the two storming par-
ties% particularly distinguished themselves. lam
happy to add, the operation was effected without suf-
fering a very severe loss.
The enemy are still upon the Ebro, and have not
made any attempt to interrupt our operations. It is
reported they have extended to their left as far as
Logrono.
• My last reports from the frontiers of Valencia, are
of the 25th. It is stated that Joseph was at Almanza,
with 15,000 men, to join Marshal Soult, Who was
on his march through Murcia from Granada. My
last letter from Lieutenant-General Maitland is of
the 21st ultimo. Lieutenant General Sir Rowland
Hill is on the Tagus, between 'Aranjuez and Toledo.
By the last accounts I have of General Dallasteros
hewas at. Granada, but he has been ordered to Alcaraz.
I inclose a return Cf killed and wounded since the
27th ultimo.
Return of Killed and Wounded, of the Army under the coin-
;mad of his Eieeliency General the Marquess of WELLING-
TON. K. B. In the Siege of the Castle of Bingos, front the 27th
September to the 9d October, 1812.
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Royal Artillery-3 !tactic and file killed; and 3 rank and file
wounded.
Coldstream Guards, 1 tit Serjeint, 2 rank and file killed;
8 rank and file wounded..'
3d Guards, Ist Batt,-2 Raarand.ble killed; 17 rank and file
wounded.
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Focit (Queen')-3 Rank and file wounded.
Ila Foot, tat Batt...--3 Rank and file killed; six rank and file
iro
11411 s Foot 2d Batt.—; Rank and file killed; two rank and file
wounded.
32d Foot, Ist Batt.—; Rank and file killed; five rank and file
wounded.
36th Foot, Ist Ratt,4 Rank and tile wounded.
42d Foot, Ist Batt.-4 Rank and file wounded.
33d Foot, 2(1 Batt.-3 Rank and file killed ; one rink and file
wounded.
58th Foot, 2d Patt.-1 Rank and file wounded.
60th Foot, sth Battalion-1 Serjeant killed; one rank and file
wounded.
. 61st Foot, id Batt,-1 Rank and file wounded. •
49th Foot, in Batt.—sßat.k and file, ; 1 serjeant, drum-
mer, S rank and file, wounded.
let Lioe Batt. King's Gelman Leglontßanit and file killed;
6 rank and file wounded,
2d Ditto, Ditto-4 rank and file wounded.
Total British Loss.

Serjeants, 17 Rank and File killed; iSerjeant,: Drummer, 69
Rank and File wounded. •
Total Portuguese Lou.
One Serjeant' 19 rank rind file killed; 1 Lieutenant, 1 Ensign,
52 rank and file wounded.
1 oral British and Portuguese Lou.
Three Serjeants 36 rank and file killed; 1 Lieutenant, iEnslgn,
1 Serjeattt, 1 drummer, 121 rank and file, wounded.
(Signed) S. A. GOODMAN, D. A. A. G.
Names of Officers wounded.
Itch Portuguese Regiment—Lieutenant A. Alves de Slim
24 Ditto—Ensign Antonio de Petlua.
Steturn of Killed, Wounded, and missing of the Army under
the Command of his Excellency General the Marquess of
Wel-
ling'pn, K. B, in the Siege of the Castle of Burgos, from ;be
‘th to the sth October, 1812, inclusive.
Royal Artillery-1 rank and file killed ; 8 rank and file wounded.
Royal Erginetrs..-1 lieutenant-colonel wounded.
Coldstream Guards,Aat BAtt.-7-1 rank and file killed; 6 rank
and file wounded.
3d Guard- 'lrt Batt.-3 rank and file killed; 7 rink and' file
woundO,
Id Foot (Queen's)-1 rank and file killed; a serjeant, S rank and
file, wounded.
3nb Foot, Ist Batt.--1 scrjeant, rank and file, klled; i ensign,
raakand file, wounded.

soh Foot, ad Batt.-1 serjeant, 10 rank and !aud' a cap-
, min, 6 serjeents, 2 drummers, 46 rank And.V r'sinded ;
2 rank and file missing.
pOth Foot, 2cl" Batt.--1 Lieutenarit wounded.
32d Foot, Ist Batr.-5 rank And hie wounded.
36th Foot, ise Batt.— 2 rank and file wounded.
42d Foot, Ist Batt..-3 r.u-k and file killed; 14 rank and file,
wt.innied
53d root, 2tl Batt. —1 ensign, 3 rapk and file, wounded.
38th root, 2d Batr.-1 captain, 5 rank and ilia, wounded.
00th last, sth liott.-1 rank and tile Wed, $ rank and Ale
wounded.
. plst root, iso Batt.-3 rank and file Pied, 11 feph and file
wounded. •
iiith Foot, 1-t Batt.-3 rank and file killed, 1 lieutamat, 7 rank
' and fi'e, wounded.'
Ist Lint Batt. King's German Legion-1 tank and file killed;
I lieutenant, 8 rank and fig, wounded.
0 Ditto, lAtto-2 rank-and file killed ; 1 sgrjeant, 7 rank and
file, wounded; I rank and file, ndss.ng.
$lll Ditto, Dlrro—• rank and file Allied; 1 lieutenant, stank
anti file, wounded.
Total British loss-2 :erjeants, 31 rank and file, killed; i Bente-
nant-colouel, 2 captains, 4 Ilepteuarlia, St en ire, 8 set-just*
$ drummers, 148 rank and file, Wounded; 3 rank sod rile
PilaiPil•
'I o.al Portuguese loss-4 rafik and file tilled; 1 serjeanr, 1
dri ismer, 30 rank and Wei wo*Ddedl I rank and file Meant
tin
Total British and Portuguese icn-s #2 ' ts, 35 rank and Al,,
killed; 1 lieutenant.colonel, 2 caps 4 litittenanis San-
Ow, 9 ',drams. 9 drumineri, 118 awl*, wounded;
i sank and file, miring. ,
(Signed) ii. A. Goon!s4l4 p. 0..! A. 9.
' vAnleS of Officers wounded.

1074 f-Pelffrs—BlFYtt 4,4futtßani'Coliegi PiNfpleTerflY.

11th Foot, lst•Batt.—Pnsign inn amputated.
24th Foot, 2d Batt.—Captain Coote, severely.
50th Foot, 2d Batt.—Lieut. Neville, acting engineer, severely.
55d Foot, 2d Batt.—Ensign Nagle, slightly.
• 58th Foot, Od Batt.—Captain Dudgeon, severely.
79th Foot, Ist Battalion—Lieut. Leelle, severely.
Ist Line Batt. King's German Legion—Lleut. Meyer, severely.
sth Ditto, Ditto—,Litt.tenant Schauroth, slightly.
N.B. "lhe loss returned on the sth was in the assault and cap.
ture of the exterior fine of the castle of .Burgos, on the evening
of the 4th October, It It:.
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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCTOBER 17.
Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez has transmitted
to John W. Croker,Esq. a letter from Capt. Hooper,
of his Majesty's sloop the Raleigh, giving an aecount
lof his having, on the '22d September, run on shore,
under Easternest, a French privateer, of about one
hundred tons.

FRENCH PAPERS. .

PARIS, OCTOBER 12.

Several pieces, emanating from the Governor Ras-
topschin have alrcady been joined to the last Bulle-
tins. There are some others from the same, which
are not less curious from the singularity of style. We
guarantee the authenticity of them.
No. 1. [The battle which is spoken of in this piece
is that of the sth, which preceded the battle of Mosk-
wa ; a battle in which the Russians lost a redoubt,
some cannon, many men, and which was, in short,
the prelude to their defeat].

BULLETIN OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF MOSCOW, IN
WHICH HE ANNOUNCES THE BATTLE OF BORODINO.
" Yesterday, August 24, (Sept. ,5), the enemy
attacked with superior forces our left wing, com-
manded by Prince Bagration, but they were every
where repulsed, and retired with considerable loss.—
The battle lasted till the night was well advanced.
The second division of Cuirassiers particularly dis-
tinguished itself. We. have taken five pieces of can-
non, and many of the enemy prisoners. Our army
still occupies the same position near the village of
Borodino."
No. 2. [This piece, which is dated the 11th Sept.
is relative to the battle of Moskwa]. •