The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

GOTT.E.N.BUAGII 11:11L.

APRIL 26.—His Majesty received tilt.:
day , before yesterday the following report from
Baron: ESSEN, Governor-General of Pomerania.

-" On the 16th in the morning, General Baron
ARNFELDT reported to me, that early in the morn-
ing his advanced posts were attacked by the Enemy
with a superior force, and that he supposed the
Enemy were reconnoitring our position. A further
report stated, that a strong corps advanced against
the centre of his left,wing, and that, notwithstand•
ing the vigorous resistance rnade by his troops, he
Was obliged to fail back ; the General proceeded
immediately to Great Kosenow, where "the roadi
from Uckermunde and Ferdinandshoff meet. In
mean time no report reached me from Colonel
CAnnELL, nor was the pasS of Sarowmuhls DCCU•
pied by him. mt part of the column, which was
under the orders of Brigadier VEGSACK, and after he
had been wounded, under the command of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel"POSSE, continued to fall back towards
Anclim and Ziethen in Swedish Pomerania, where
it halted.

‘,‘ I bail in the mean time established my head-
gnarters at Itantzien,--where I' received the above

reports iforn 'General AitIIFELDT -Frolll AnCla.ll
! sent my MCl,de-Camp, Major BASSEWITZ, to Ad-
jutant-General Baron TAWAST, who commanded.

(•.tlie right cOlumn, 'with orders to call in his ad-
eiiceet posts;' he` eft Derntriin, and took a posi-
tion behind the river Peene ; the troops posted at
Triebseeand'Dumgarten were:also orderadlo retreat.
"A further Report from
.General Baron An MFELDT
acquainted me that he had been necessitated to order
the infantry under his orders to retreat to Rantzien,
while he remained .at Ziether on the 17th in the
`morning with his cavalry and two pieces of cannon.
I thereupon ordered Colonel Baron STAEL VOI4
HoLs•rnrN to take the Command of the above troops ;
and soon .after was informed by General Baron ARM..
VELDT, that he was wounded and had proceeded to
. Stralsund. The battalion of Skaraborgh and Engol-
,brecht were ordered to retreat from Ziether and
Stolpe, and the right column towards Giram..
- ‘5:-J:ktween eleven and twelve o'clock in the morn-
ing of the 17th the battalions belonging to the left
i!columns.moved from Rantziert ; part of them occu-
; Tied the villages in the vicinity of Griefswald, and

the rest were quartered in that city. " '•
" On the 17th in the morning I sent my Aid-cte-
,Camp, Baron KRASSAW, to Anc&am; to propose an
arthistice• for' 24 hours, in order to gain time to re-
.move the sick and wounded. The same day Colo-
nel Gouvr, first Aid-de-Camp to General MoIITIER,
arrived at Griefswald in the afternoon, with-the- Ge,
neral's answer.

" On the 19th, another officer arrived from Ge.

neral Mon.T.ma, who proposed-a meeting with me,
itt Schlatkow, half a mile from Anclarn, where I ac-
Cordittly arrived at 4 o'ciock in the afternoon. The
light ' column was ordered the same day to move
froM 'Orlin, and occupy the villages in the neigh-
.
bourbOod of Stralsund ; at the meeting in Schlat-
kow au armistice was . agreed upon, the terms of
which I humbly annex to this. Report.
" On the lA, I- left Grietswald, and established
, .
my bead-quarters in this city.

" Stratsund, 4pril 20, 1807. 13. IT. VON ESSEN'."
By more recent Report 01 the 22d April his
jesty has been informed, that the corps of Colonel
CARDELL has made good its retreat to Swinemunde,
from wheiace it is ordered by the Governor-General
to proceed to Wolgast, Upon the whole it appears
tlint'-the loss on our side has not been by far so cow!
siderahle as might have been expected. • •
. The enemy's magazines taken on the 14th inst.
by our troops at Anclam, have all been removed into.
Swedish Pomerania. •