Star.
London, England, 1807-04-25 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

SIXTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
Finkenftein, April 4.
The Gees d'Arrnes of the Ordnance have arrived at Marien-
warder, and Mat-that Beffiem has fet out for that place, in order
to review them. They base behaved remarkably well, and have
difplayed great courage in all the affairs in which they have been
engaged. General Tealie, who Rill fuperintends the blockade of
Colberg, has, in that command, exhibited great adivity and (kill.
The concluding of the fiege is now entrufted to General Loifon.
On the 19th of March the redoubts of Selnow were attacked and
carried by the sft regiment of Italian Light Infantry. On this oc-
cafion the Garrifon made a fortie—but the company of Carbineers
of the eft regiment of Light Infantry, and a company of Dragoons
drove them back.
The Voltigeurs if the z9th regiment of the line, diftiognifhed
thendelves greatly in the attack on the village of Allfladt. In that
affair the enemy loft three pieces of cannon, and two hundred pri•
loners. Marfhal Lefebvre commands at the fiege of Dantzic, and
General Lariboffiere has the Ziredion of the artillery. The letter
corps thews Welt in all circumnances worthy of the fame which it
has fo juftly acquired. The French Cannoniers will merit the
name of fekdt troops. The manner in which the battalions of the
train have performed their fervice, has alto afforded pedal fatif-
fanion.
The Emperor has given audience at Finkenftein to a Peputation
from the Chamber of Marienwerder. It confined of Count Von
Groeben, Counfellor Baron Von Schleinitz, and Count Von
Dohna, Diredor of the Chamber. The Deputation reprefented
to his Majefly the great hardthips which the inhabitants had fuf-
fered from the war. The Emperor anfwered, that lie entertained
a lively feeling for their fufferings, and that be would relieve Ma-
rienwerder, as well as Flbing, from the burthen of any extraor-
dinary contribution. He farther obferved, that there were evils
belonging to the theatre of War. which could not be avoided—that
he participated in the regret which thole evils eccafioned, and
would do every thing in his power to mitigate them
It is believed that hia Majelly will this day fit out on a (port
journey to Marienwerder and Elbing. The fecond Bavarian di-
vifion has arrived at Warfaw. The Crown Prince of Bavaria has
gone to Pultufk to take the command of the fire divifion. Ihe
Hereditary Prince of Baden has marched at the head of his cot pa
of troops to Dantzic. The contingent of SaxeWeimar has arrived
upon the Warta.
'I here has not been a (hot fired for a fortnight raft at the ad-
vanced pofts df the army. The heat of the Sun begins to he felt,
but it is not yet fufficientiv powerful to penetrate and thaw the earth.
All is Rill bound in froft—Spring approaches (lowly in this coup-
try. A number of Couriers arrived at the head-quarters from Con-
flantinople and Perfia.
The health of the Emperor continues excellent—it is even re-
marked that it appears better than formerly. Some days his Ma-
jefty makes excurfions to the diftance of forty miles on borfeback.
At Warfaw, it was left week believed that the Emperor had as-
rived there about ten o'clock at night. 'I he whole town was im-
mediately and voluntarily illuminated.
The fortreffes of Praga, Sicrock, Modlin, Thorn, and Mari-
enburg, begin to be put into a Rate of defence. The works of
Marienwerder are planned. All thefe fortreffes form tete, p,t
on the Vitlula. The Emperor praifes the ad ivity of Martha!
Kellerman in forming the provifional Regiments, many of which
have arrived in good condition, and are incorporated in the army.
His Majefly alto beftows great praife on General Clarke, Go-
vernor of Berlin, who difplays equal a divity and zeal in the impor-
tant poft confided to him. Prince Jerome, who commands the
troops in Silefia, has alto given proofs of great adlivity, and has
exhibited a degree of (kill and penetration which is, in general, only
the fruit of long experience.
PARIS, APRIL 16.
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The Official Paper contains a number of Decrees
for the promotion of officers and foldiers. One ap-
points Prince Jerome, who is already railed to the
'attic of a Rear Admiral in the fea lervice, a General
Lf Divifion in the army.
APRIL 17.—Befides the laft Bulletin, which is
d.ited from Finkentlein, a place not far from Mat ;en-
werdcr, and dole upon the Vinola, the Morrikur
contains a circunillantial account of the events at
Conttantinople, accompanied with Notes and Letters.
From this account, it appears that the Eng fleet
:,as semi ned through the Dardanelles into the
A rchipelago.
The 5 per cent. Confols for March 22, are 75 francs
zo centimes.

CONSTANTINOPLF, MARCTI t r.
Our Court, petfevering in its fylletn, declared,
even before the retreat of the Englith fleet, the liti
tilt flag the enemy of all the liaitlyid. Fir mans have
been fent to all the Barbary Regencies, charging
them to fend rut their cruizers again:l the Englith
merchantmen ; a me :Cure carried into excco:i.n here
according to the exarnt.ie of other c:ltinttics, and
• from which the greater advantage is expeaed, as the
event of the Englifh continerce equals the Itrength
of their naval power. Anothzr rnealure which mull
p: efs fe.'erely on trade the general Decree adopted
both in the Ottoman and Pet Ilan States, not only
Englith merchandize hilt againa the Lnglith
fa,''.toties. Esc! y thing that is Englith i:, ordered to
be clrfileated in Loth Empires.
FROM TUE FRONrir.Rs OF TURKEY, MARCII 20.
The Turks have obtained a new advantage over
the Ruffians. Peelivan Aia, Ayan of Silitiria, with
a co! ps Turkilh and '[attar Cavalry, attacked
4000 Italians. He killed woo of them, and took
three pieces of artillery and flame flandards. The
remains of the Ruiflan corps fled tnwards Bender.—
Peelivan Aga had the fit affairs with the Ruilians
bztween the 3d and the z9th of January, and on thefe
occ.tiluns took 7co prif;llers.
The enemy has only a corps of ic,coo Mel in
lVallachia. In all the anions which have taken place
between 11.ichatett and the Dannlv!, the Ruffians
have been driven back by the 'Turks.

On the 2 t h of January tgoo Ruffians advanced
to the neighbourhood of Sillon. The Turksattacked
them, killed too, and compelled the ref! to lir.- In
another affair at Piatra, fume miles from Bucbarea,
which was fought on the soh of Febtuary, the. Ruf-
fians had 1200 men killed and taken prifoners, and
loft betides a piece of artillery and Soo honks. The
enemy being quite difconcet ted by this refinance, has
called in his advanced polls and retreated behind the
River Alyie.
Muflapha Bayraar, who commands the Ottoman
army, until the art itial of the Grand Vizier, has al-
ready 4o,cex) men under his command, who are
ready to advance into Wallachia.
Molls Aga, the new Governor of Widiin, is at the
bead of 20,000 men, and forms his arrangements in
concert with Muftapha. Little Wallachia is polfef-
fed by his troops. In that part of Wallachia where
the Ruffians Rill are, aic greateft difgun prevails be-
-1 tween them and the oyards. Their faftion grows
weak as their power deereafes.