Star.
London, England, 1808-10-07 00:00:00

KONINGSBERG, SEPTEMBER 16.

On Sunday or Monday next the Emperor Alex-
ander, with his brother Constantine, and their mutual
friend Caulincourt, are expected here on their way to
Erfurth, where they are to have a meeting with Na..
polcon. Constantine, it is said, goes thither with a
very ill will ; but the Emperor insisted on it. AU
our politicians are at a loss to conjecture the result of
the interview, which may indeed be very important;
but at the same time it appears extremely singular,
that at a moment when the French party in Russia
is said to be tottering, the chief support of it should
quit the country, and this at the desire of Bonaparte,
who is most concerned. The diplomatic affairs of
the French at St I'etersburgh will, in the mean time,
be managed by the Chevalier de Bray; an emigrant,
who is Bavarian Minister at the Russian Court, and
a great intriguer, of which he gave proofs when Mi-
nister at Berlin.
The Emperor of Austria has also received, througl•
Duroc, who was sent to Vienna for that purpose,
invitation to be of the party, but it is thought he will
decline it, and as it is said through the influence of
the Empress, who is represented as very high spirited.

, although the action lasted four hours, have received
very little damage.
His Majesty has received the following Report
from Major-General Count Lantingshausen :
4, (in board the Commodore's Ships at anchor off Lokaloz
• and Waranpo Point, the 17th Sept. 1808.
" Saturday, the 17th of September, at half-past five o'clock in
the morning, the fleet of transports weighed anchor from La-
perto, and the van reached Lokalox. and Waranpo Point at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. The chasseurs of the brigades were jai.
media:ely landed, sod formed the chain of advanced posts. At
half past nine o'clock they pushed forward against the village of
Waranpo, and nothing was to be seen of the enemy hoe: a few
Cossack., who immediately disappeared. At half past ten o'clock
the first brigade was also disembarked, and the second brigade is
DOW standing in port. A. LANTINGSHAUSEN,
Commander in Chief of the Southern I innish Army."
" Head-Quarters, Grabby, Sept. 17.
" Rear Admiral Nauckhoff has reported to his Majesty, under
date of the tOth inst. that on the Otis inst. the frigate Jaraman,
which is cruising with the frigate Chapman between Dagarort and
Hango, arrived sigh the merchant vessel Johannes Baptist, bound
from Petersburgh to Rotterdam, and laden with hemp, iron, tat-
hie, and sail cloth ; she sailed from Cronstailt the dd inst. The
Lianch of the English ship Centaur, captured on the 10th inst. a
Rusi,ian gal,ass, last front Riga, with a cargo of grain and flour,
aczosit of the Russian fleet."
A report from Lieutenant-Colonel Brant, dated the
13th inst. states, that after the repair of all the armed
vessels attach, d to the brigade had been accomplished
he left Fisk's harbour on the 10th inst. proceeded to
I.aperto, and arrived the following day at Gronwich
Sound. The Licut. Colonel has succeeded in saving
from on board the tOundered Russian ship, four Vt.-
pounders, two s.pounders, a quantity ut balls, and
some cordage and sail cloth.
" Head-Quarters, Gralsby, Sept. 16.
" His Royal highness has received a report from Field Mar-
shal Count I.lingspor, bearing date 1 lead-quarters, Ylistaro, the
7th inst. by which i: appears that the Northern Finnish army oc-
cupies at present the following position : Major-General Vegesack
with the division froM Sweden, is in Lappljard, and
has an advanced corps iii Ketturi towards Kauhajocki. Two bat-
talions of the second brigade and Cap:aiii Gyllenbugel's detach-
ment have received orders to march to Lilkyru; the fourth bri-
gade and the Sou, hero battalion of the regiment of West Bothnia,
are in tl,e vicinity nt Yhelaw, and one battalion of the ,econd bri-
gade, under the orders of Lieut. Colonel Balm Octcr, occupies
lhmola; the aura brigade reni.ting still in Lapp°, in order to oh-
serve the enemy', moviment. •Ihree braraliors command, el by
Lie.. Co met Reibersloll, are posted near Kenkaava, t:-) cover
the road to New Catkin ; rind the detach:l*ot of Lied. Colonel
Fieandt, reinforced to the number t f ICOO men, i, near Perrho,
to guard the road to Old Carleby."