Star.
London, England, 1807-03-17 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

GOTTEN BURGH, MARCH 9.
Lettets received from Stralfund yefterday, Rate,
that the garrifon is not under the leaf! apprehenfion
of any fudden attack from the French, but rather
prepared to aa upon the offenfive. Some French
gun boats which were lying at Barth, have been taken
by the beats of the garrifon, and eighteen Frenchmen
And four officers made prifoners.

Acoording to intelligence from lebninglberg of the
18th February the French head•quarrers have been
transferred to Scldau. The fame accounts reprefent
the lids of the two armies in the battle of Eylau, at
30,003 men, and (late that a French General was
made prifoner.--tfbeille du Nord, 3d March.

GERMANY.

SALTZBURGH, FEBRUARY To.

The report which was circulated that the furtrefs
of Brannmi had been given up to the Auftrian
troops, is deftitute of foundation. The French are
still there, and the place has been again provifioned
for four months.

DRESDEN, FEBRUARY 18.

A ftrong troop of banditti which infea the coun-
tries of the Rhine, is again talked of, the chief is one
Ponfell, who formerly aeled a diftinguithed part un-
der the famous Scinderhsnnes ; it is laid that Ponfell
has fludied at one of the German univerfities.

MENTZ, FEBRUARY at.

All the letters received from the theatre of war
agree in faying that the battle of the Bth of February
was moll murderous : the Ruffians fought with a
degree of defperation ; as they were cut off it was
feared they might make an attempt upon Praga or
Warfaw, but it appears that the enemy's army effec-
ted its retreat by cutting its way through the corps of
the French army.

It is laid that on feveral occafions the Emperor
was expofed to the greateff dangers, and that he had
a honk Otot under him.—Alcilk du Ford, March 3.

BANKS OF THE DANUBE, FEB. :8.
They write from Italy, that fume the departure of
Marthal MAlTena, General St. Cyr has taken the
command of the troops in the kingdom of Naples.
The frontiers of Gallicia, Hungary and Tranfyl-
vania, are ftrongly provided with our troops. Let-
ters from the frontiers of Turkey Rate that Pafwan
Oglou is dead of a diforder.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY :4.
The recruiting for this year will commence on the
16th inflart ; not more than (ivy thoufand men in
the whole will be raifed to fill up the vacancies occa-
fioned by the the foldiers whole fervices expire next
fpring.
Tic Greck merchants here have circulated a va.
riety of advices, which they have received from
Turkey ; as, for example, that Conftantinople has
been bombarded by the Englifh Admiral, Louis, and
that the Porte has, in confequeme, thought proper
to adopt another fyltem, Thefe reports however
are undeferving the leatt credit.
'!'he report that a Ruffian fleetfrom the Crimea had
already made its appearance in the canal of Conflan-
tinopie, requires confirmation.
New diflocations will foon take place in our armies
in Bohemia, Siletia, and Inner Auftria ; and thefe
armies, as alfo the Auflrian army in Hungary, are
perfeEtly prepared for action, and ready to march at
the fir.t notice ; in other refpeas, however, no pre-
parations are obfervable indicatory of a new war.—
We hear nothing of extraordinary recruitings or con-
trans.

FE B. t B.—According to accounts from Wallachia,
a corps of Ruffians which has paired the Danube near
Widdin, has joined the troops under Czerni George.
The report that Paffwan Oglou is dead requires
confirmation.

The harbour of Triefte is now blockaded by the
Enßlifh.
Yefierday the Profllan Envoy here, Count Pinker.
thin. received an extraordinary courier from Memel.
The Ruffian Ambalrador, Count Rafumowflcy, has
received 4y a courier from General Von Efren, the
advices received by the la tter from General Benniglen,
relative to the battle of Eylau.