Star.
London, England, 1807-02-16 00:00:00

HAMBUROH CORRESPONDENT.

The Hamburgh Correfpondent of Jan. 31, give* (from
the Bamberg Gazette of Jan. 25), a letter dated horn
the head quarters of MarthalDavousz, at Golymnin,
in Bivouac, December 28, with a citcurnflantial
account of the fituation of the French army, and the
different aEtions with the Ruffians, from the I Sth
to the 27th of December. In the battle of the 26th,
it is Paid that the corps of Marthal Augereau formed
the left wing, that of Martha! Davoult the centre,
and that of Maritsa! Lannes the right. The battle
was very fevere on both wings. It began on the left in
Czarnowo, and the enemy, who defended himfelf with'
the greatelt obtlinacy, was driven back to Golymnin.
On the right, Martha Lannes made feveral attacks :
fometimes he gained and fometimes he loft ground.
The battle was continued to the middle of the night.
The refult was, too pieces of cannon taken, and pro-
ail-tons of all kinds, which the Ruffians left behind
them, and sOOO men killed.
The Emperor came yefferday (the 27th) with his
Guards, to Golymnin, and lodged in a houfe which
the Ruffians had plundered, and which was then
filled pith their wounded. Marfhals Davouft and
Augereau lodged in two other huts in the fame vil-
lage, where, with their whole ftaff, they lay upon
ftraw.

FROM THE STOCKHOLM POST.
Extradt of a Letter from Stralfund, dated January at.

',Since the ad bill. there has been a great move-
ment among the French troops, and alma* every day
tranfports of provilions and cloathing pals from
Mecklenburg to Anclam, along the Pomeranian bor.
der. For feveral days pall all the waggons in the
lafi mentioned town have been loaded, and orders
have been given to the troops, to be ready to break
up at a moment's warning. General Mortier had
proceeded to Stettin, but on the 6th inn. returned.—
The troops under his command have been augmented,
fo that their number may now be about 24,000 men,
though of thefe, feveral regiments are Rationed more
in the interior of Pruffia. The garrifon of Anclam
amounts now to 7000 men, of which one regiment is
every night on piquet, in cafe of an attack from the
Swedifb fide. Al liege artillery of large calib:e re-
main yet in Moelln and Neneloiter. The bloody
flux rages very much among the French troops,
whereby many are cut off. For their lick, Lazarettos
are eftablifhed in the Mecklenburg towns, ip Demmin
and Darghun.
JANUARY r a....,-The French yefierday went over
in boats at Gutzkow, and took pc:Fel:Goo of the Ferry
at that place. Trolling, Captain of the Royal Small.
land dragoons, immediately after, with a (mall troop
of dragoons on f..ot, retook the Ferry (which now
lies on the Swedifh fide) and without firing a gun.
In the dark of the night the French returned, and
pat Ted diet river by boats at the fame place, when
they fired, which was vehemently returned by the
gout poR of dragoons, while they retreated thirty ells
behind the houfe at the Ferry ; but when the Com
maader, Lieutenant Haurd, obferved by the light
that they were but a !Mall force, he drew towards
the river, when the French, under a firong fire from
both fides, threw themfelies in the boats, and re-
treated. Lieutenant Haurd eapeas that one or two
of the French are wounded—bui, in confequence of
their fpeedy retreat, and the &tines of the night,
he is not certain.
Jaw. 17.—At Cptzkow there was a 4eflr attempt
-made on the 13th tq take itpfreffion of tbe Swedi%

Fer ry, when feversl Mot were exchanged, and one cr
the French boats funk in the firer.

44 On the r4th it,liant intelligence arrived hen
that General Mortier was feen to break up with hit
whole army from the Pomeranian borders for Poland;
and jug now, as the mail is gning cc, accounts are
received, that the laid General marched yefletday
aft crncon with his head quartets towards Friedland.
ANCLAM, JANUARY is.
This day his Excellency Marfhal Mortier, and the
greaten part of his corps, left us, after having been
here ever fince the t ith of December lait.—Thefe
troops have fince occupied Friedland, New Bran.
dcnberg, &c.

NEW BRADENBURGH, JAN. 26.
This day 800 Dutch troops with their heavy ar,
tillery have arrived here. Martha.% Monier has hit
head quarters at Friedland ; although the country
of Meclenburg-Strelitz enjoys neutrality, it will, not•
withaanding, be obliged to maintain his corps, which
is eltimated at zo,ooo men.
MUNICH, JANUARY is.

A courier from Contlantinople has juft pared
through this place, to carry to the Tarkith Envoyat
Paris intelligence of the declaration of war again
the Ruffians by the Sublime Porte.. The courier has
alfo itifor med us, that 80,000 Turks are already upon
the Banks of the Danube, and that at prefent the
Ruffians are very weak, not exceeding 4.000
General Sebafliani poffellis that influence in the
Divan, which is jutily due to the ambatrador of a
great nation, which is naturally and necelfarily the
ally of the Ottoman Empire.—From for Tagrapb.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, JAN. re.
French troops are arriving at Frankfort, which are
marching towards the frontiers of Heffe, where 40,0c0
men will be affembled about the end of January...
The Miniller of State, M. de Waitz, has received by
a courier the anfwer of the Eledor to the letter which
he had written to him, and in which his Elettoral
ilighnefs requires the infurgents to return to order,
and lay down their arms:

JAN. i 5 the toth inft. a French Officer was
filOt at And killed, in broad day, between Stadtlau.
ringen and Ballinghoufen, in WurtzburgLon his way
to Straiburg. He inflantly fell from his horfe ;
perfon who was about forty or fifty paces behind
him f.tw the mulct that killed the Officer difcharged
from a bulb. M. Sarazin, Aide-de Camp to the
Commandant at Wurtzburg, is gone to Stadtlan-
ringen to inquire into this affair.