Star.
London, England, 1807-03-04 00:00:00

DANISH MAILS.

After our Paper had peen at prefs a confiderahle
time, a Mail from Denmark arrived at the General
Puff Office, bringing German Newfpapers down to
and of the 25th of February.
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Immediately on the arrival of thefe Mails, it was
reported that a general cation, in which the Ruffians
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and part of the PruffiaOs were engaged, had taken
place ;,and that the French had been.nitimateltde-
feated.,
The following article a confiderably ati variance
with the above fiatement. Our Reateis will recol-
lect, however, that it is taken front the German papers,
too much under the influence of the French not to
lean to their fide of the quellion :

" A relies of aitions took place between the Fr ench
and Combined Armies, from the 4th to the Bth of
February inclufive. The lag was fought on the Btb,
at Eylan, arid laßed from fix in the•morning till
eight at night. The combined army began the
-attack. The Empei or's Adjutant General CORBIN EAV
was killed, and Marfhals At:classy and 'ARMES
wounded. The French claim the vkclory, and fay
they have taken from twelve to fifteen thonfand pri.
loners, eighteen Rand of colours, and forty.five p'eces
of cannon. But, though Eylau is only a few leagues
from Koningfberg, it does not appear that the
French have advanced to that capital."

GEORGE R.
Additional Inftnietions to the Commanders of Chips of War and
Privateers, and to the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty,
and to the Judges of the Court. of Vice Admiralty. Given at
our Court at St. James's, the eighteenth day of February, IEO7,
in the Forty-feventh Year of our Reign :
" Our will and pleafore is, that the Otips and goods belonging to
the inhabitants of Hamburgh, Bremen, and other places and coon-
tries in the North of Germany, which veffels and good‘ (hall be
employed In a trade to or from the ports of our United Kingdom.
(hall. until further order, he fulfered to pars free and unnydeltad,
nrowithftanding that the laid countries arc, or may be. in the pof-
ferEon or under the controul of France and her allies ; and all fuel
(hips and goods fo trading which may have been already detained,
(ball be forthwith liberated and rettored.

" By hi. Majefty's Command,
(Signed) "

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Sir Howa POPHAM left town in the afternoon of
yeflerday. on his way to Portrmouth. attended by
Mr. CILICICITT, the Marlhal to the Court of Admi-
ralty ; Mr. HARRISON. the BarriQer, and Mr.I.AVIE,
his Solicitor. Admiral Sir WM. YOUNG is to pre-
fide, in the room of Admiral Moaraous.

Lieutenant-Colonel TOR a s, late Adjutant Gene-
ral of the Southern Dillrift, is appointed Military
Secretary to Lieutenant General Wurrscock. His
fuccefTor as Adjutant General is not yet named.
Wednefday the 2d battalion of the 42d regiment,
or Royal Highlanders, marched through Edinburgh
for Leith, where they are to embark for Fort George.
On the fcire where formerly flood Surgeon's Hall,
in the Old Bailey, a building is about to be ereelcd
on that part of the ground contiguous to the Seffions
Houre,for theaccommodation of witneffes and officers
attending the Seflinns. The ►eft of the ground is to
he added to the back of the London Coffce•houfc,
Ludgate hill.

A veffel, laden with brandy, arrived on Monday
from Caen, in Normandy, which place fhe left on the
aoth ult. The letters brought by her relate chiefly
to mercantile tranfaElions, and are altogether unim-
portant. The Captain Hates, that previous to his
departure, an order had been ilfued by the Miniller
of Marine for the refloration of all trails bearing
the Kniphaufen flags, which have been detained by
French cruizers, in confequence of the late ridiculous
decree of blockade.

The completion of Dr. GREGORY'S CPCLOPIDIA
within a year, is an inffance of typographic difpatch
perhaps never exceeded. We undertland Ten Thou-
land Copies were printed of every Sheet, and as there
are two hundred and fifty Sheets in the Work, it
would neceffisrily confume two millions and half of
Sheets of Printing-paper, or five thoufand Reams,
being as much as would load Thirty Waggons. The
Copperplates, the printing of them and their paper,
as may eafily be calculated, con nearly Nine Thou.
land Pounds, and the entire Work nearly Twenty
five Thoufand Pounds, giving profitable employment
to mnre than one hundred and fixty perfons. Such
are the miracles to which the liberal patronage of
literature gives rife ! We are proud to he able to
fay, that fuch things could not he performed with
fuccefs in any other enuntry in the World.
The ferry boat at Kei fie ferry, Anna, was upfet
on Wednefday evening, and eight people drowned.
Tnaraks Police Orrice.—Monday afternoon,
Santirom, a Sweditb feaman, belonging to the Man
thus, Captain Hutchifon, from the coati of Peru, was
examined, charged with the murder of Jacob Soder-
berg,a fearnan on board the fame !hip, in Margate !
Roads. The prifoner Rands fully committed to take
his trial at Chelmsford Affixes, the offence having
been committed nn the Effex coatl.
Yelierday Andrew Nardi, who was tried at the Old
Bailey in lati December Seffion, I,r the murder of
William Broad, in Long Acre, but who was acquit-
ted by the jury on account of Infinity, teceived his
fshjetty's pardon, on condition .of his gilittinz the
kingdom within feven days, and not being found
therein during the term of his natural life I and was
diftharged hum Newgate accordin.;l;.

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MdliflCA iNTALLICANCE:2
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•' - • FAl.Mbttfl-CMARCH T. I
Arrived yeflerday his Majelty's brig Camtiyas,
18 guns, Capt. Ingle. with 8 vac's under, convoy
from Portfmouth, for Lisbon and Oporto, arrd' to
give inftrations to all vette,: here waiting convoy t*.
the remainder of the Beet from Portfmouth are ex
pelted off here in a few days( when tittle will join
alfo the brig Swallow, from DarAsioottib, with fills for
Laos, haying Ina both her tomtits in a ,gstle on
the a4th ulti off Portland. .This dal put in here, to
wait the arrival of the Well Indiilleet,' the fhip,piana,
Gooocats,o, from London, .bound
:to Africk-&; the,
Nancy, 'Li stapyi. from London for Surinam el the,
Berryman,.from Pool for Liverpool, and the Prffdlent
gilt) brk front a cruir.e.--Wind'NM:' : ' ' '.''
1 , InlikibUTH. MARCH u.
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%ARM in Abe Lord Keith, -.Captain BaUeret from
London; -for Mogadore ; his MajellY'b ship (14141.1.
.11 lON, M 744 guns; SHARP Snoorsa,attch civet:al oilier
glintriti, filini the kaftward ; four outwardliiinita
Welt Indiaroen, from the Dawns, for Portfmonth„to'
ibitt convotit!ittierfhot the port--no of them; the
Simon, CMCIL., Sailed bis Majefly's fhip DSPIA/KR, of
.74 guns, to j41,44.l Channel 'Fleet.. Adtpira! lad.
Sy: Viscsm.Y. art ivecil here nn:Saturday, and bodied
his flag on bOardthe Domain,' t, of 74 grips, in Caw-
find Bay,. until the Hi Bausit, of no gun!, is ready,
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which will be, in. aftw daft,. ;., 11 , ...;,
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PORTSMOI3TH, MARCH'3.
Sailed his Majefly's Slips 131.aaCni, to join the
thannel Fket; THAllithS, and the errata ux, with the
fleet under convoy, fur the Weft 104 A-Wind N.E.
MAL, MARCH 3. '''"' - ;
Sailed his M.tjeAy's (hips V.as:4l.:tuid•Sstassolp,
on a cruize.—Wind N.E.
SHEy.RNESS, MARCH 3..

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Sailed:the Retreat, ARP/1C.410 Gravefend, to be
docked.—Ar: ired the eTAIII.I/iG brigi Liedt.
NAPIER, having brought his Excellency M. ALb.
PEU3, the Ruffian Ambaffador, his family and fuite.
from Tonningen : the Fortuna, AtMeL►, from
London bound to Arnfterdam, has been unladen, in
conlequence of the damages the fuflairied in the late
gale of wind, and is now repairing. The Fr iendthip
fballop, of IVbitby, 'l'. RICHARDSON mailer, which
was ftranded in the gale of the 18th ult. is a total
wreck—the mailer and crew are faved.—Arrived
the Caaaosagun brig, having been obliged to throw
her guns overboard in the gale. The Baltic convoy,
which was to have failed rn the Ift, is poftponed till
further orders.—Wind E. hong breeze.