Star.
London, England, 1807-05-02 00:00:00

CUMBER LAND SOCIETY.

MANY Membersof this Society being pr;wfnted.
by the peculiar eircumßances at the prefent criG., from
attending the ANNIVERSARY DINNER, appointed for the 7th
of May: and a with having been generally expreired for poftponing
the Meeting, it is accordingly POSTPONED till a future period,
of which due intimation will he given.
Gentlemen who have already taken Ticketti, are requeft, d to
return them to thole from whom they r.:ceived them.

FOREIG.V INTELLIGENCE.

ANCLAM, 18.

The triumph of the Swedes in Pomerania has keen
of very (port duration. Mat fkl Wilier has attack
ed them. The following is the report of his pro.
ceedings.—
. On the 15th of April, in the evening, Martini Monier col
ledied a part of his force at Pafcsealh. The Swedes had a very
.eztenfive line, viz, heads of columns at Fall- mfwald, Stoltzenburg,
Sladforn, Belling, and Dargitz, viz. from :he hanks of the Oder to
Mecklenburg Strelitz. The Martha! 'ormed the refclutiOn of
attacking their centre,without paying at. y regard to the reti of their ,
troops, convinced that if he could gaei the Ri►er Peene, it would
certainly occafion much loft and c0,.;u60n among the enemy.
" On the 16th at day.hmak. the Maulhal attack d and carried
Belling. The French were compelled to travcrfe a century full of
meant,. In vain did the Sa cdes attempt to defend the pats of
the Langdam. After an obilinate ccnflidt, in which they difplay
ed much courage,they were driven from •ne yofiti ti to another,
as far as Altkoknow, where the French fcund them joined by the
troops that had occupied Anclam.
" The enemy made an oldtinate refinance nntwithftand-
ing the areas which he reckoned upon from tee. pieces of cannon,
with which he fired upon the French, this pofition• a ai alfo forci-
bly earned, and the enemy fell cdek to A nei lm in e,. or ulion,with•
out attempting to avail hinifelf orthe fine pofi'ion in the front of
that town. The Swedes were 1-94,zwed Iword in hand cut.dowit
in the areas, and compelled to retreat over the Peenefbrug,whiCh
bridge.' for want of time, theft:erre not able to deltroy. The
Swedes (uffcred confiderably on this day, and. betides the WO
and wounded, loft two pieces of cannon. and 6Do pritoneie.•
After this advantage gained over the enemy's centre. Martha!
Mortice advanced againft the flanks, which he had furroundcd. A
brigade, detached towards lickermunde k two pieces of cannon,
and made
_coo prifoners. Anothtr column, fent towards I.,emmin,
took two light pieces and too prifoners. Straggling Swedes are
every moment brought into the French heed .quarters: they are
Ignorant of the country dialed, and know t:at what to do with
themfelves. The Swedes are co•: pletely (lairds over the reClie,
and the French are in priffeffion of Oemmin.
" ilotwithnantling, during the whole of the do, the weather
was dreadful, and there was a troublefome fall of hail and rain, tlte
French' ran over a fpace of t 8 miles, fighting all the way.
" At Anclam they found feveral magazines of corn and meal,
and leveret ovens in good condition.
" The Swedes have eight gain-hosts, and feveral tranfperts, in
the Haff. As the wind is contrary, and the people on board are
without provitions, it is pt.( habit they muff ferrender." .