Star.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

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arkny in Pomerania at the fame time.
The Intelligence froM the armies goes down fo late
as to the 'thy at which time nothing had occurred.

Both arinieti however, were fail to be in manifeit
preparation for a general battle. It is here however
neceffary to add, that this report with ferped to the
armies is not very dinine, nor apparently entitled

to much credit.
PRIVATE LETTER.
" Lowea &fig, JUNE 9 —Since the capittilation
of Dantzie, it does not appear that any thing has
happened in Poland of the leaf! importance. This
event has produced a very unplexfant impieffion
here, and almoft every body exclaims again(t the
Engin for not coining to fare it i many think that
it will lead to a peace : hovieVer this bi, it molt cer-
-1 tainly will proie of the utmoft impoitance to the
. French. With refpeet to Sweden, we know abfolitiely
nothing ; a report has been fprtad that peace was
already concluded; on the contrary, the Attona Mer-
cury of yefterday, has the following article:
General Blucher b arrived at Stralfund with 60coo Pruffian
troops.—The removal of the French head quarters in Pomerania
1 to Anelam,gives rearms to apprehend a fpeedy renewal of boat-
-1 titres:

ki in Hamburgh are a very few Dutch.—The
Dutch under Dumoncean, form the extremity of the
left wing of the army of Marfhal Brune; their head
quarters are at Coverden. The right wing confifts
of French troops on the lower Oder. The Spanifh
troops will form the centre, and arrive in Hanover
in the middle of the month. A referee of German
Contingents will be at Magdeburgh. Thus this army
has the coati of Pomerania, the mouths of the Trave,
Elbe, Wefer, and Ems, in front, and can affemble in
a ihort time, wherever it may be neceffary to receive
the Englifh."
41 June is.—For Tome days much has been laid
of the conclufion of a peace between Sweden and
France; but it feems certain that no fuch event has
taken place. There is news here which lam affured
is authentic, that the garrifon of Graudenz has made
a moti brilliant and fuccefiful tally, upon the three
regiments of troops of Heffe Darmfladt, who be.
fieged it. They were alinoft wholly cut to pieces
or made prifoners. The Garrifon deftroyed the bat.
teries and took above loco oxen ; large quantities of
other prdvifions, as corn and flour ; and alto feveral
(hips, laden with coffee, fugar, &c. ; and one with
a confiderable fum of money.
"There are ftill a few Dutch troops inHaMburgh,
but we expels that they will all leave us, and that
we shall have Spaniards. Aknoft all the Downier:
are gone we know not whither."

The Liibor. Mail has arrived, but the Letters have
not been delivered. The fituation of Portu2,al is faid
to become daily more critical, as a large force of
Spaniel. Militia is now encamped upon the eafietn
limit of that kingdom. It is, however, no improbable
opinion, that, in the prefent (late of things, this (how
of forte has no other purple than to keep Portugal
in awe, the Spaniffi troops are abfent upon
the Villula. It is fcarcely indeed potlible, in the
(m
prefent circutntiances of Spain, that the (mull hope
any ferious impreffion could be made upon Portugal.
The Prince of Peace has enough to do to fupport
himfelf againii theNob)hy on one fide, and his French
friends on the other.

The HAZARD (loop artired at Malta the t jib nil. !
with difpatches from Egypt, tranfmitted by General
FRAssa. The difpatchetrequired the immediate de.
parture from Malta, of the viauallers and (lore Mips
which were lying there at that tine, and they accord.
ingly failed for Alexandria the following day. A
fetir days afterwards the rocket veffels put to fea for
the fame deftination. This does not indicate any
intention on the part of General ream to abandon
the important poll of Alexandria.
On Saturday Captain TIN LIMO, who commands the
Sea Fencibles at Aldborough, arrived in town with
difpatches brought by M. &Distil, the Ruffian Of-
ficer who was recently loft on the coa(l of Suffolk.
The body of the unfortunate gentleman was thrown
,'on fhore and the difpatches were found attached to it.

Some American papers reached town on Saturday,
one of which contains the following paragraph :
Captain Hozosom, who arrived at Charlefton on
the ;6th ult. left Sr. Catharinc's, Brazil, 70 days
before; at the time of his failing, a veffel had arrived
from the River Plata, with accounts, that the Englint,
at Monte Video, had fent ait armament again('
Buenos Ayres, which it had bombarded for fix days,
and it was expeEted to furrender. Much bloodflied
is reported to have taken place in theft attacks.
A letter from Port au Prince, dated Aptil std,
received at Philadelphia, lays, that a few days previ•
ons, an engagement had taken place between the re.
fpeCtive forces of Petion and Chi;llophe, in which
the former had the advantage. Chiiftophe's men
were, it is fail, defecting over to Petion.
HIGH COURT or JUSTICIARY —On Monday the
Court proceeded to the ttial of Enfign Hugh Max
well, of the Lanarkfbire militia, for giving orders
to one of the fentinels under his command to fire into
a room in Gicenlaw Houfe, where prifoners of war
were confined.
Enfign Maxwell denied that he was guilty- of the
crime charged in the indiftment, and had no doubt
of proving, that if any perfon was killed in confe-
quence of a (hot fired by his order, he was jiftified
in giving that order by the eircumftances in which
he was placed. and his duty as officer upon guard.
This cafe occupied the Court from ten o'clock in
the morning till fix o'clock in the evening, when the
Jury were inclofed, and remained deliberating for
two hours.
Tuefday the Court met at two o'cicck, when the
Jury returned a verdift, finding that the laid Hugh
Maxwell is guilty of culpable homicide.
The Court paled lentence adjudging Enfign
Maxwell to be impriloned in the Tolbooth of Canon.
gate for nine months.