Star.
London, England, 1807-03-30 00:00:00

DENISIAR K.

ONNINGEN, MARCH'24.
I am thus far on my return home, and take ad-
vantage of a veffel now an the eve of failing, to far
I expect to be in Hull before the cln-fe of the month.
I left Konirigfberg on the r 6.h of February, and was
at Polficy during the n.urder nos affairs at Braunfberg,
and on the 9th of January I mired the Half, to vilit
the theatre of aelion. I cannot delcribe the horrors
of the fcene : the environs of the place were covered
with the {lain ; and Frauenberg, Einfiedel, and all the
ue;ghbr uring villages, we,e•covered with the woun-
ded. The Allies loft a c.- nfiderable number of men,
but the French fuffercd Rill more feverely.
The advanced corps of the Ruffian army under
General Platuw, comprifing 20,000 Coffacks, with
tl:e Black Huff 4::: of Pr ichwitz, and the Dragoons
of Ritz and Vofs, w•c' e the Toth in dole purfuit of
the French ; they came up with the rear guard of
the enemy at Preufchimak, In i took feveral ptifoners
and three pieces of cannon.
In the battle of .E) lau the French loft 89 pieces of
cannon, and 35 (land of colours, many of them fur•
mounted with eagles ; the Randard of the Legion
of Honour likewife fell into the hands of the Ruffians.
—During the battle, a (hell from a howitzer fell
within a few yards of Bonaparte, and probably would
have deftroyed him, had not General Corbino, one
of his aids du camps, ru(hed forward and pulled out
the fufe : this Officer was fhortly after killed by a
mulket ball, within a fhort diftance of Napoleon.—
, The Emperor, it is reported, received a flight wound
ortbibback.:. _

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Immenfe reinforcements are daily joining the Ruf-
fian army. Bettreen the 22d of February and the
Stir cf March, neatly ninety•thoufand men, molt of
them from Afia, palled through Memel, for the
Grand Army.
ALTONA, MARCH 22.

His MA Serene Highnefs the Ele&or of Hefre has
arrived in this city.
The American lips, even shore in ballaft, conti-
nued under embargo at Hamburgh. Mr. Forbes,
the American Contul, has ineffthually applied to
Bout ienne and Brune for redrefs. _ _ _

The Commodore of the Britifh fquadron before
Trielle, has fent notice to the merchants of that city,
that all the ports in Italy are in a (late of blockade.
Another Dutch regiment of newly affembled Con-
fcripts arrived at liamburgh this morning. Its for-
mer garrifon,although wholly undifciplined, has been
ordered partly to join the Grand Army, and partly
to the corps before Sttalfund : thefe troops are very
diraffeeted.

The Swedes are reported to have made a very fuc-
cefsful forth from St:alfund, in which the French are
hated to have 101 l 3000 men in killed, wounded, and
pr ifoners.
A Meffenger who this morning arrived with letters
to the Elector of Hefre, from the'French head guar.
ters, declares that he faw 13,:naparte at Thorn on the
I ath. A corps rf the French army, under Ney, was
then in poffalion of the throng t-minion of Tonnen.
berg, where a famous battle was Night in 1410,
and anuther corps was at Soldau, but the refit of the
army had fallen back .on tire Vittilla.
Bonaparte has &manic(' from the city of Leipfie
,5(.;,,),cc0 dollars, in lieu r.f the Btitifh property be-
! lorging to individtulsthere, and lei zed by the French.
A linnilar compensation is to be propufed to Ham.
burgh, Lubec, &c.

• SWEDEN.

SCIIONEN, MARCH S.

On the 24th ult. an enpedition commanded by
Major tlennings marched from Stralfund to Barth.
The troops confided of 2C3 Yagers, having with
them four stun boats. They entered the latter place,
took poireffion of a cumber of mufkets, &c. killed
five m,n, and ma:l.! lixteen men and four Of
prifoners. The Yai.:ers were received by the Citizens
with loud acclarnatiuls of joy, and lealled by them
on wine, bread, &c. after which they returned to
Stralfund, where they arrived on the 26th. The En-
fign Von Kohler and Lieutenant Slderded, dedroyed
twelve barks near Barth, and carried off form fmaller
one:. The Sub Lieutenant Dickelm:um alfo cap-
tured fcveral barks near Pccnemunde.