Star.
London, England, 1807-03-11 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARSH It.
PRICE OF S TOCK4 THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
Confols, for motley, 64}—tor April 63I—Omniurn zi

Sir Heats POPHAM'S Trial being now finifhed, we
have laid before our Readers as much of the pro
ceediags as our limits would admit. We have only
time to add, that an Exprefs arrived in town this
day, with an account that Sir Hosts was bonouralit

Betides General BE NN ICS EN'S letter. which appear.
ed in the Gazette Extraordinary, Government re-
ceived other accounts, which n, t lieing official, of
comic could ^nt be publithed through that channel.
The Marquis of DOUGLAS detained the Meffenger
three days after the receipt of the firfl accountF, in
expeaation of farther particulars. Thcfc actually
arrived from General BENNIGSEN, but the Emee..
ROR, who opens his letters himtelf, not being at Pe-
tertburgh, their contents were not known when the
Mellinger was fent off; but other letters had been
received from the army, copies of which, and the
fubflance of ()diets, have been received by Govern.
ment.

The intelligence by thefe is fame days later than
the Official Dispatches. It is laid, that they contain
a flatement of the further motions of General BEN.
NIGSEN, who had deemed it advifable to withdraw
from the Banks of the Viaula. The French are re-
ported to be retreating; and it is believed to be their
intention to recrofs the rivers. The retreat of Ge.
neral BENNIGSEN is imputed to the (late f the coon-
try, which is totally deflitute of provifions or forage.
So far from no quarter having been given by the
Ruffians, General Orders were ilfued, previous to
the battle of the 7th, that no man fhould be put to
death after having dropped or furrendered his arms;
and that every officer fhould be held refponfible
for the fafety of the prifoners who fhould have
furrendered to his detachment. The fame orders
menaced the pu,nament of death to all who
Should be found in the at of mangling the dead, or
killing the wounded, on the field of battle. General
BEwNicssr4 is any thing but the favage he is repre• •
fenced. He is fcarcely lefs diftinguifhed for his hu.
manity than his ability.
No battles whatever had as yet followed that of the
Bth.—Both armies, as if by confent, were on their
retreat ; and each left the other unmoletted.

General BENNIGSEN has refilled the 'incorporation
of the SilelianLevy %tit!' his own army. The Est•
mos Asexandis had left every thing to his dif.
cretion ; and we underhand that the Pro flian Gene-
nerals compmin of him much. General BENNIGCEM
however, h4d vindicated himfelf t.) his Prullian Md.
jelly, with whom h, is honoured with the privilege
of immediate currefpondence. The refult is faid to
be, that the King is better fatisfied with him than his
Minillry are.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 9.—Came in the KENT, of 74
guns, from the coalt of France: it is laid that the
brings an account of the lots of the ATALANTA, of
18 guns, on the French coati ; that feveral of the
Officers and Men are made prifonerg, and that the
Captain is on board the KINT. Advice is alfo re-
ceived that fix light victuallers have been driven from
off Rochefort in a late gale at Eafi, and that it is
fuppofed they were gone towards Newfoundland :
alto that the Endeavour light tranfport, that was
driven from the Downs, is 101 l on the coati of France.
Came in the Etaxamm, of 38 guns, front the Chan-
nel Fleet.

LONDON: Printed and publdhed by LEVEL KENT, (ot Can.
terbury-Place, Lambeth) at :be STea•Orrtcr, N. t, Cary•
ftreet. publifbed alio at the A n-0 r vie r, Tcmplr•Bar.