Star.
London, England, 1807-03-19 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBURGH AND ALTONA PAPERS.

BERLIN, FEB. 2S.—Authentic intelligence from
Stettin dates, that the town of Stargard was attack-
ed on the f 6th of this month, by a Pruflian corps,
confiding of Soo infantry, 200 cavalry, and 3 pieces
of cannon, belonging to the garrifon of Colberg ; all
the efforts of this detachment to enter the town were
fruitlefs ; it was repulfed at all points after a bra
fire, and purged to the neighbour blind of Maffpw-
It had 3o men wounded and 14 killed, of whom two
officers remained upon the field of battle ; there is
befides in the hofpital one officer and 8 foldiers ; the
French had two killed and fome wounded.

General Teulie let out on the night of the 18th from
Mallow, and appeared at break of day before Neu-
garten.
There is near that town a kind of morals very
deep, in the midfl of which is a height of firm land,
upon which the enemy had erected a red-•ttbt ; in the
impollibility of palling this morals, either by land or
water, and of being able to tutn it, it was tefolved to
attack it in front. When the neeeltary materials
were colleaed for filling up the ditch and making a
road, Colonel Boyer put himfelf at the head of the
fufileers of the guard, in this new road, overcame all
°banks, and was the third who arrived on the ene-
my's parapet, in fpite of the violent fire, which did
not ceafe an innant ; the redoubt was carried in five
minutes, and the French were mailers of the town ;
the enemy left his cannon, and left near too killed
on the field of battle ; 138 prifoners were taken ; the
lois of the French confirit in 3 killed and 22 wound-
ed ; the Gendarmc.ie on dory behaved extremely
well on this occarion.—LAbeille du ford, 66 March.

BRANDVNBVICHI FEY. 28.—The Guard de Re•
ferve of the Emperor Napolenn arrived at Berlin the
24th of this mcnth ; it comes knt) Paris, and is def..
tined to Warfaw, where Gen. Gnovion is Governor,
and from whence Marflial Mall'ena fet out on the
18th.

Poste, Fla. 24.—1 n the entitle of lall week 3000
recruits were preffed at Vienna and in the fubiltbs.
The whole number of recruits levied in the Aultrian
dominions amounts to 4.o,ooo.—liamburgh Correlp.
6tb of March.
VIENNA, Fri. 18.—Intelligence from the iron-
tiers of Turkey, dated the 7th of this month, Rates
that the Ruffian army, under the command of Ge-
neral Michelfon is marching (trait to Conftantinople,
and is already at Georgia, beyond Widdin, where it
engaged a Turkith corps, and killed 8000 men, but
it full:tined itfelf a leis of 3000.
The Servians appear to have made only a feeming
peace with the Turks ; betides, they have not yet
given op to the latter Belgrade nor Schabatz ; and
it is not doubted but that they will join the Ruffians,
as loon as thefe (hall have pallid the Danube, and
appeared on the other fide Widdin. There was late-
ly a heavy difcharge of artillery towards Schabatz.
FEBRUARY 21.—The Ruffian Ambaffador re-
ceived on the 18th, a courier from General Effen,
which brought intelligence that there had been, near
Mohringen, a legions affair between the French and
Ruffian Army ; and that it terminated in favour of
the latter. In the night of the fame day a courier
arrived here from General Bennigfen with the news,
that a great battle had been fought near Pruffian
Eylau ; in which the Ruffians had the advantage.
VERONA, FEB. 16.—Nothing important has yet
taken place between the French and the Ruffian's in
Dalmatia, and the Auftrian corps which was to have
occupied Cattaro, is Rill is the Minds near Ragufa.
Fite French army of obfervation which is in Fi iuli
and Ittria receives every day reinforcements from
Upper Italy, but it has not yet made any movement
towards Dalmatia. It feems that it waits for final
orders from the Emperor Napoleon to ad in concert'
with the Turks.

ANCONA. FER. Is.—The Nan of Jenina, in con-
fcquence of orders trom the fublime Purte, will pro.
ced to Ragufa, with a corps from 8 to to,coo men,
for the purpofe of joining General Laurillon.—Our
port is not blockaded either by the Ruffians or the•
Englifh, but they frequently appear in fight, for the
purpofe of looking after enemy's (hips, which they
cond:let to Cattaro, where there are at prefent more
than zo Neapolitan ptizes.-4kille du Word.
CONSTANTINOILE, JAN. 24.-It is known that a
Ruffian Corps of to,ooo men is at Bucharefl, and it
is preparing to attack Giurgevo, which is fituated on
the other fide of the Danube, oppofite Ruzink ; that
fortrefs has been put in the belt Gate of defence.—
Pehlivan Aga has diftinguithed himfelf againft the
Ruffians near Ifmail; he defeated a corps cf 3000
men, and has fent here 250 heads and Soo prifoners.
AM& du Nord.

JAW. as.—Much has been laid of a fruitlefs at-
tempt of the Ruffians to &nail) poffetficn of the for:
trefs of Iftnail ; and it is 7eported that the Ruffian
commanding Officer fummoned the. Commandant-to
open the gates. A report is alfo current that the gar-
rifon made a fuecefsful fortie, and took about woo
prifnners, among whom was a general. But as no
prifi ners have yet arrived, the report of that viaory
feems to be withont foundation.—No certain intelli-
gence has yet been received whether Prince Ypfilanti,
on his return to &dwell, carried himfelf to be pro-
claimed King of Wallachia, Moldavia, and Reif-
arabia ; the confirmation of that intelligence is there.
fore daily expefted.—As to the number of Ruffian
troops which have occupied the laid provinces, it
items to be much exaggerated. .According to a
more probable account, the corps which has a6lually
penetrated into the Turkith dominions, does not el-
ceed 30,000 men, while an army of mine than 80,000
men wrong, has halted on the left banks of the Dnci.t
Oct.—The Turkifb fqtradron, which is Rationed off
Bajoulcdera, where new batteries have alfo teen
crated, is daily increafiog. It confißs already of
3o fail, Bof which are (hips of the line. The Poste
has alfo demanded of the three Governments of
Barbary, fuccours of 30 Chips of war.—The Engle&
line of battle (hip, Cattily. which took the Ruffian.
Ambaffador, Prince Italitifiry, as far as the Droda.
miles, has there conic to anchor. The Prince went
afterwards on board a frigate belonging to the tame
Iquadron, and proceeded to Malta.—liamburgh Carry-
torukrsi, 6t6