Star.
London, England, 1807-02-21 00:00:00

NAPLES, JANUARY 16.

The Ruffians raife a number of Greek recruits in
Albania, Epirus, and the Seven Hands. Several
new corps have alfo been raifed in Sicily by the
Prince of Heffe Phillipflhal.
FROM THE MAIN, FEB.
The Auflrian regiments in Bohemia have orders to
march: A third part of the war contribution impofed
upon Munfter has been remitted.
A private letter, fpeaking of the affairs of the 25th
and 26th, lays, " Figure to yourfelf a country nothing
but an alternate fcene of woods and moraffes. The
affair of the 26th continued till late in the night. The
atmofphere was uncommonly cloudy, and during a
form of wind and hail, we fought only by the light of
the cannon and (mall arms; however a village on fire
contributed to diflinguifh the field of battle. The
Ruffians, and particularly the Cofficks, increafed the
horror of the fcene by the difmal howl which always
accompany their attack. The cavalry fought fwoid
in hand in:deep moraffes, where theii horfel could
neither move backward or forward. Neither friend
nor enemy could any longer diffinguiffi each other
of courfe there was fome confufion. Near the fpot
where I was, the French were upon the point of firing
upon each other ; but an Adjutant threw himfelf in
the micla of them and cleared up the millake. In
the meanwhile, we drove the Ruffians before Us.—
The whole country exhibits the appearance of a
dreary wafle—provifioni are extremely fcarce, and
the roads impaffable ; the people are kind. The no-
bility live in the country in their (mall canes, which
do not contain more than four or five apartments ;
thefe nobles (peak French. The reit of the inhabi-
tants live in cottages and huts, men, women, chil.
dren, and cattle, altogether. Some of the peafantry
art cloathed with &ins."

A Ruffian meffenger, it is Rated, arrived yeflerday
to the Ruffian Legation, but, if a meffenger did ar-
rive, we do not hear that he brings any news.
Private accounts from Holland, of as late a dee
as Sunday laft, Rate, that there were three Dutch
frigates, fully provided for a long voyage, waiting
at Helvoetfluys for an opportunity to fail. It is
fuppofed that they are deftined for Batavia. An
embargo has been 17id upon all veffels at Helvoet-
fluys and the Biille.—The requitition, in Brabant,
of all young men from 16 to 25 years of age, is en-
forced in the moil rigid mantles', and has produced
fome Tay ferious diituibances. The Coronation of
Kin"' Louts is ihortly to take place with great fplen-
dour.
The following Order relating to Neutral Neffels,
has been figned by the Privy Council, and is expected
to appear in the Gazette this evening :
ORM R. _ . .

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Neutral Veffcls laden with cargoes conlifting of the articles
her, in after enumerated, cooling for importation to any port of the
United Kingdom, are not to he interrupted (provided they are
not coming from any port in a ftate of ftrid and rigorous block-
ade). and in care any filch vale' fo coming with fuck articles Chill
be brought (or indication, before the High Court of Admiralty. or
:my Court of Vice-Admiralty, the fame are to be forthwith Übe-
rated, upon a claim being given by or on behalf of the Merchant
or Merchants to whom fuch articles zre configocd, wl•huut the
necrlkty of producing proof as to the property.

FU&D.

&NUMERATION OT ARTICLES.
Grain, Corn, Meal and Flour (if importable according to
the provilions of the Corn Laws), Rice, Spatiffia Wool. Niohair
Yarn, Madder and Madder Roots, Smalts. Slwimick,
gall., Cream of Tartar. Safflower. Valoon. Brialitone. S1`2"1111
Wine, Indio, Saffron, Verdigreare, Cochineal, ()rehab. Weed,
Turpentine. Pitch, Hemp, Timber, Fir OA, Oak ,Plitdr, Mall
and Spars, Rags, Oak Bark, Flax Seeds, Oil orTurpcnioe, Calk,
tiiive Oil, Frnt, Atha. Juniper Berries, Barilla,Orgatzint thrown
d raw tilk (oot Lang of tie production of the Fall Indies or
twva), („tnichlilver, Bullion coined and uneoined, Goat, Kid and
lamb Skin.
Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, an alarin
wa, given of a cotton yarn fhop in the High•ilieet,
near Bell's fireet, Glafgow, being on fire, which the
Siemen locceeded in con Suing to the thop, which it
entirely deareyed.

SOUTH AMERICA.

A confiderable time ago, Government determined
to fecure our conquells in South America:. there
being no officer there, of higher rank than a Briga-
dier General, it was determined to fend out an
Officer of rank as Commander in Chief there, and
we pointed to a popular Officer, who it now ap-
pears is aslually appointed to the chief command on
the Continertt of South America. Within the lalt
ten days we have heard the names of feveral Officers
mentioned as the Candidates for this command, and
the names of Sir ARTHUR WkLLESLEY and Sir
GEORGE PREVOST are moll frequently mentioned;
but it is now decided, that that very able Officer,
Lieutenant General WHITE I.Gc K, gets the command.
He will command about 12,000 men, it is hid, and
carry with him a confiderable Staff. A company of
Horfe Artillery, and his own regiment, the 89th, go
out with him immediately, and he will find there the
reinforcements fent by Sir DAVID BAIRD from the
Cape ; the remains of Brigadier General Bsars-
FORD% army ; the army under Sir SAMUEL AUCH.
MUTT ; and that under Brigadier General Ceßw-

THE ARMY.

It is expelled that the 63d regiment, Rationed at
Clonmel, will form be fent on fervice.

The 69th regiment is Ilationed at Ntw Geneva
Barracks.

The gallant 76th regiment, lately returned from
India, and which, our Military Readers will recoiled,
performed fuch feats is Bengal under the Honour-
able Colonel MowsoN, is now at Guernfey, as are
the zd battalions of the 1811), or Royal Ira Regi•
ment, 3ift, 44C1, 56th, and Da MEURONIS Swifs Re-
giment, lately returned from India.
We est:tea in a flay or two to be able to prefent a
coned lift of the Staff proceeding to South Ame-
rica.