Star.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

FOREIGN I.VTELLIGENCE.

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FROM THE PARIi PAPERS.
PARIS JUNE 9.—His Majefly the Emperor arrived
at Dantzic on the tlt of June. He flept the preced-
ing night at the Abbey of Oliva. On his arrival,
his Majefly reviewed feveral bodies of troop'.
The following letter has been addretred by the
Emperor to the Archbifhops and Bifhops of France,
oh the occafion of the redultion of Dantzic
" in our Camp, in Finkertfltra, 28th May, 1807.
" ;her the memorable battle of Eylau, which terminated the
Taft campaign, the enemy, driven forty leagues from the Viftuta,
was no longer able to fupport Dantzic Notwithflanding the ri
gour of the feafon, we commenced the liege ; and forty days after
the trenches were opened, this important piece has fallen to the
power of our arms. The efforts of the enemy to fuccour it were
defeated, end victory conflantly followed our banners lmmenfe
magazine. of provilions and of artillery, and the reduetion of one
of the richeft cities in the world, to our power, are the debut of the
campaign. We cannot but aferibe this fucccfs, fo rapid and fo fig-
nal, to that cfpecial protedlion of which Diving PanviDeaCa has
given us fo many proofs. It is our pleafure that, on the receipt of
this, you affemble our people, and offer folemis thankfgiving to the
Goo of Armies, praying that he will continue to favour our arms.
and to watch over the happincfs of our country; that they may
elf° pray that that Cabinet which perfecates our Holy Religion.
as much as it is the eternal enemy of our nation, may no longer
influence the Cabinets of the Continent, to the end that a fad
and glorious peace, worthy of the Great Nation, (hall coufole hu-
manity, and enable us to realize our intentions for the good of
religion and the profperity of our people. This letter is only to
that end, and we pray Goo to have you in his holy keeping.
(Signed) " NAPOLEON...
The Journal de ['Empire of the Toth Rates, that the
Ruffian Admiral Siniavin has declared all the Ottn•
man Ports, from the Dardanelles to the Iflands in the
/Egean and lonian Seas, in a [late of blockade, even
againft neuttals.
The Q±een of Etruria has ordered a levy of 20,c00
men for ate defence of the coati.
Vienna Letters of the 28th of May, fay.—" The
Courfe of Ezehange and of the Public Funds are
improving, in confequence chiefly of the certainty
that our Court will peril(' in its neutrality. The
tales of the deinefnes in Bohemia alfn continue with
the heft fuccefc. The Archduke Ferdinand, who
commanded with General Mack in 1805, has been
for fume days dangetoufly ill of a blwel complaint.
--The Grand Vizier made his folemn entry into
Adrianople on the zoth Whin, preceded by about
1500 infantry. On the 24.dt, 10,000 cavalry joined
him from Natolia."

FROM THE HAMBURGH PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY ts.
Five hundred artillerymen are on their way from
the French army in Dalmatia, to join that of the
Grand Vizier.
The Ex.linfpodar of Moldavia, Prince Mouronli,
who has been tome time living as a private pylon,
has been arrefled, and, with his two brothers, fent
an exile to Erzerum. His eflates and property are
fecineilrated, in confequence of his being detelted in
carrying on a private correlpondeace with Prinde
Ipfilanti.
The (mall Turkifh lquadron'of obfervation, which
has been crnizing in the Black Sea, has returned
to the Canal ; a Ruffian fquadron having made its
appearance there, of fuperior force.
VIENNA, JUNE 3.
The Court Gazette of this day contains the follow-
ing article, under the head 'turkey.
The fleet of the Ruffian Vice-Admiral Siniavin continues to
bold the canal of Cordtantinople ftrongly blockaded.
"' Several attempts to retake Tenedos have failed; that iffand
Rill continues in the heads of the Auffial%s.
" The Grand Vizier Is Rill at Adrianople. Soma violent W.
pines have taken place between Muftapha Bairadtar and the Ayau
of Rudfcbuk. lately advanzed to the dignity of a Pacba of Three
Tails, and other Turkilh commanders.
" The Setvian infurgents have taken Niffa, and made them.
(elves matters oC the important ilLand of OR.rof, above the mouth
of the Timok, in the Danube, by which they are in poffeffion of
the &Weft line of communication with little Wallachia, in which
there arc about t t,oco Ruffians. The communication between
Widdin and Orfova, is, on the other hand, cut off to the Turks.
" The pofition of the army of General Michelfon, which is
from time to time receiving various reinforcements, as well in
Moldavia as Wallachia, is (Kendall), Rill the fame, the camp near
Valtarcft has, indeed, been reinforced with fome regiments. and a
divifion of Ruffian cavalry has furprifed the Turks who Were in
the vicinity of Krajowa, about 70, among whom were an Iporanik
of Prince Alexander Suzzo, were cut to pieces.
" The attack of the Ruffians na Raines, a frontier fortrefs of
Great Armenia, has failed.
" According to the lateft letters from Turkey. the Grand Signior,
as a proof of his efteem and friendfhip for the Freni'h Arebaffador,
General Sebaftiani, has prefented him with the eftate Jafapia, late-
ly belonging to Prince Ypfilanti."
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a, THORN, MAY 3t.
Orandentz will very loon be clofely inveiled ; and
it is thought its furrtnder will loon follow.
Some hundreds of Ruffian and Pruilian prifoners
have paired through Pofen, and fome Englith taken
• in a frigate that attempted to relieve Dantzic.