Star.
London, England, 1813-01-09 00:00:00

'MEVENWFAR.

LONDON.

THE STATE LOTTERY
Dvawn in TWO DAYS, wiz. 14th of THIS MONTH
(JANUARY), and following Day.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1813.
pßit„,y ttF STOCKS THIS DAY AT. ONE O'CLOCK.
j, 60i—Cons. 59.14—C0n5. for opg.4oi—Bonds ss. 7s. CUS.
per Ct. 70-5 per Ct. Wl—Lg. Anns.lsl- 7.l6ths
.tch. Bilis (id.) Ss. 6s. pr.—Do. (Ad.) 65.85. dis.
Dividends ire now, paying at tbi Banta
On Thursday the Lotter* draws.

Paris Papers to the sth instant arrived last night.
They are wholly silent as to the present state and
condition of the Grand Army in .the North. A Ca-,
'mar month has now elapsed since, if we can believe
their former statements, the survivors of the inirading
army were left at Smorgonie, quietly proceeding
into winter quarters. The King of NaPLEs (Myna?),
the Vice-Roy of ITALY (BEAUHASNOIS), with Mar-
shah NEY, DAVOUST, LEFIEVRE, and MORTISE', all
Men of great consideration, were left in charger f
the army on the sth of December ; and yet nothing
is publicly known of their fate in Franr. Several
couriers, however, have passed through Dresden and
Frankfort from the Grand Army, but) strange to
tell, not a syllable is suffered to transpire as tto the
object of their jourales.
In this absence of all intelligence from France, we
are left to conjecture, and most assuredly, upon re.
(erring to the last Russian dispatches, we are fully
warranted in holding out an expectation to our
readers, that at "the date of the 29th French Bulletin,
the miserable FrenCh army bad not exhausted the
measure of its sufferings. The Russian army) wide:
Admiral TTSICHAOOFF, would, in all likelihood, pro.'
teed from Minsk in the direction) not of Wilna, but
of Grodno ; where it would fall iti with large maga.
zines of stores and provisions, and thus cut off all
communication between Wilna and the Duchy of
Warsaw.

In this case, the only remedy which the French
Generals could apply to their desperate circumstances
would be to fall back upon Courland, and the Prus-
sian States, where we have reason to believe Mar-
shal MACDONA•LD was in sufficient force to afford them
protection. This is the Most favourable view we can
take of the present posture of affairs with the French
troops in the North, on the supposition that the Rus-
sians ban hot been able, from the severity of the
weather, to press, so closely upon their adversaries as
to encompass them at Wilna—but the silence of the
French Papers augurs forcibly a different result.—
The communications of the remaining corps with
Poland (if they are not. actually ham di combat) have
been cut off,. and they are this moment at the mercy
of the Russians. NW eagerly, therefore, do we turn
our eyes towards the Baltic for the arrival of another
Gottenburgh Mail. It will, no doubt, be the har-
binger of the filfilment of that awful destruction Whitt!
has been decreed against the French invading army.
The Paris Papers, amid.a profusion of similar ri.
taldry, seek to amuse their Readers with the ifolusn.
tary offers made to the Emperor, by softie Dula
troops, to share the dangers of the Grand Arley in
the North. We could believe that such an offer Might
have been extorted at any time; butt when we are
gravely told that the perusal of the Twentrnintl
Bulletin was the exciting cause of this burst of mili-
tary enthusiasm, we are at a loss to coneeive of what
heterogeneous matetials a modern Dutchman is com-
posed. Their request was not the result of a delibe-
ration; but a spontaneous effusion of 44 lore.and devo-
tion to the Emperor !!"sh-How great Must be his con-
tempt for the understanding of mankind, when ht
hopes to impose Upon them by such nonsense! •
A strained attempt is made to convince Europe
that Austria is firm in her alliance to Prance; for
the Emperor FRANCIS has sent a new diplomatist
to Paris, to rivet more strongly his chains. Time
will shew how far Austria is to be relied on for as
adherence to the Continental System.
While the inquirers after the health of the King of
NAPLES and the Viceroy are left in doubt and apprcr,
pension, it is some consolation for them to know
that the King of Roan is in good health, and takes
occasionally in his can iage ! His august
also well; and, in order to shew himself in
inspected some buildings in Paris on the 8d

;tla the America' Government is destined
tence some of the effects of the war in which

so wantonly, plunged their country. A
:onsisting of 19 sail of the line, several
Ites, (razirr) arid five bnmb•vessels, will
)roceed to the coast of America, to
,botn7
of the principal ports, The division of
Table expedition which is fitting.out at Ply-
Isists, among others% of the TIGRE* QUEEN,
=sole men of War t and they will take
tie fine battalion Of marines, commanded
Wn.z.tAtts, and recently on service with
POPHAM. Lord AMELIUS BEAUCLEItIC
Naval Commander in Chief.—He hoists

board the ROYAL OAK, 74, Captain
to. The Portsmouth division, besides the
lAJC, consists of the VALIANT, 74, Capt.
EGREMONT, '7l, Capt. 13INOHAII; Lt HoGUE.
Capt. CAPEL; CRILSSY, 74, Capt. DASH-
-111/31iN8, 74, Capt. Pnowsz; BELLOW*, 14,

•
VIII be
PRIL
60
4 pet C
EXCh. I
Pai
They
condi
lenda
their I
army
into
the V
shah
inen
the a
is pa
courii
'Frani

an airing oc
Father is als
public, imp
instant !
At lengtb
to experienc
they have sc
squadron, cc
large frigate
instantly prc
'card some
:11;1 formida
mouth, cons
And ABZUCI
board ON
by Major NI
Sir HOME
Gill be the
his Rag on
.411101MAND
ROYAL OA,
OLIVER; El
74., Hon. (
woos; TL