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London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

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Not nrly their Maj.:airs the King and Q2een, but
th: whole Court, are Ifill here.
We know n.,tl,ing of the operations of the Pruffian
army that la:cly advanced into Ea(fern Pruffia ; but
w•e are Prince Bagrathion at prelim com-
mands the van guard of the Ruffians.
baron Ciefar, forinet;y Envny at the Hague, is af.
pointed our .u 707 at the Court of Copenhagen,

BERM, FEBRUARY s.
While the principal part of the Grand French
Army was empl.,yed in driving the Ruffians beyond ,
the Pregel, General Savary, who, in confequence of •
the irldifpofition of General [Allies, had the command•
.of the Fifth Corps of the Grand Army, which was
left behind un the Bug, to hold in check the Ruffian
General Von Ellen, who was cantoned un the upper
pall of that river, attacked the enemy on the 14th, at
Ottrolenka, and gained a complete victory. The ac•
county received here of the lois fuftained by General
Effen, !late it to confiß of eight pieces of cannon, two
flandards, and 1200 prifoners. Prince Italeniki, the
fon of General Suwarrow, who commanded the Ruf-
fian cavalry, is feverely wounded. General Savary
purfued the enemy three leagues, but as his orders
directed him not to leave his pofition, he could not
follow them farther. The left accounts from the
French head quarters ate dated Liebfiadt, the zoth.
Since the affair of the 16th, no action had taken place.
The Ruffian and French armies were occupied in
refunaing their refpe&ive winter quarters. It is af-
(cried that the French head quarters will be removed
to Oflerode, in order to ellablifh a better communi-
cation with the different corps of the army. On the
17th the Grand Duke of Berg had his head quarters
at Wittenberg, not far from the Pregel, while his
patroles were punted dole to Koningfberg.
With refpeet to the exchange of the French General
Victor, it is Paid that it has probably already taken
place, though not for General Blucher, but for the
Prince of Orange. If this report be realized, it is
expeded that General Vidor will be employed againft
Colberg, as that enterprize was formerly allotted to
him. We learn from Memel, that the Pruffian Secre-
tary of Legation, Schulby, es appointed Charge
d'Affaires to London.

STET TIN, FEBRUARY 24.

Reibeeling the military operations commenced on
the left bank of the Viltula for the blockade of Col-
berg and Dantzic, we have received the following
information. On the t6th, the town of Stargard was
attacked by a Pi Alan detachment of Soo infantry,
200 cavalry, and three pieces of cannon, from the
garrifon of Culberg. The French garrifon which
was in Stargard made fo brave a refinance, that the
Frnfßans were obliged to retreat with the Infs of Come
dead and wounded. On the t7tb, General Beufauti
received orders to reconnoitre towards Nangarten.
On the tflth General Fouli marched from Mafow to
Neugarten. The latter place is fituated in the neigh-
bourhood of a morafs, which could not be eafily
turned, and the French, therefore, refolved to attack
a redoubt which had been thrown up in the front.
In five minutes it was in the hands of the affailants,
who ea* made themfelves mailers of the town.
The enemy wu driven back with the Infs of too killed
and wounded and 138 prifoners. The lofs of the
French was about twenty-five men.