Star.
London, England, 1807-06-02 00:00:00

VIENNA, MAY 3.

The Emperor and Archduke Charles are not ex-
peEted back from Hungary until a few days hence.
Mr. Adair, the Englifh Minifler, has been recalled,
but will probably remain here until his facceffor than
have arrived.
MUNICH, MAY 14.
Oar Court went this day into mourning until the
270 intl. on account of the death of the late Emprefs
of Auftria.
It was on the r7th of !aft month that the Außrian
Expedition, which was deftined for Cattaro, arrived
at Trial. One battalion of the regiment of foot of
Sr. Julien, marched a few days after to Gratz.
The Moniieur of the 25th of May, contains a letter
from Philadelphia, refpeeting Colonel Burr, but no
intelligence from the armies.
KONIGSBERG, MAY 7.
The navigation of the Frifche Haff remains as yet
immolated by the enemy. Several attempts have
bten made to convey troops and provifiins to the
, Nebrung, but fruftrated by our armed Blips, which
are now fixteen in number. Some of thefe (hips are
cruizing along the beach of the Haff and Nebrung,
and the ref in the Haff itfelf. The enemy alto applies
himfelf to arm (hips both at Elbing and Frauenburg;
but meafureb have already been taken to prevent them

from doing us any injury.
According to accounts from the Vial)la, the for-
-trefs of Graudentz was vigoronfly bombarded and
affailesl on the 7th and Bth of April, but the enemy
was repulfed with very confiderable lots, eflimated
at 6 or 7000 men in killed, wounded, and prifoners.
The liege of that fortrefs has been fence converted into
a feeble blockade, and the enemy's advanced polls
Rand on the Banks of the Offa. The town of
Graudentz is alfo no longer in the poffellion of the
enemy, but occupied by our troops.— (Koniglierg
Gazette.)
FROM [HE RONINGSBERG GAZETTE, MAY y.
Wchlan, May 4.
41 For fome time defertion from the French army
to ours has been much more frequent than ufual.—
Among the deferters are in particular a great num•
ber of confcripts. All there concur in afferting that
the French troops are very diffatisfied, and begin to
with earneftly for peace, that they may return home."
BERLIN, MAY ar.

The following obfervations are reported to have
been made at Marienwerder, by the Emperor of the
French, to the Prnffian Prefident Schleinitz—•" that
Pruffia had thrown herfelf under the dominion of
Ruffia, and that Raja was under the controul of
England—that by j lining France, Pr lAA would have
diaated laws to GI eat Britain, and delivered Europe
from the latter's tyrannical Tway upon the fear—that
P'.v alliance with Kuala rendered peace much more
difficult= that the King of Pruffia had only two ways
left to return to Berlin ; one in the company of the
French Emperor and his Guards; the other by the
alTifian-e of the Ruffians—that this could only be ef-
idled -after the French had loft one battle on the.
other fide of the Viliula, three between the Viftula
and Oder, and three between the Oder and Elbe;
and after they had moreover retreated to France and
were no longer able to obtain any reinforcements—
that the Pruflians fliould be aware of the dangers to
which their country would be expofed if the Ruffians
&raid make fuck a progrefs, and if the principle
that nati.in, are made for kings, and nor kings for
osiions, ihoold gain the afcendancy in the Pruffian
Cabinet,”
Mar 23..(F111074 THE TELEGRAPH.)
" Authentic ace unts from the Grand Army re-
prefent the afli n on the isth, near Weichlelmunde,
as very important.
" The Ruffian Lieut. General Kaminfly wifhed to
relieve Dantaic, reduced to extremity by the progrefs
made by the befiegers. under the command of Mar•
that Lelebvre. With this view, General Kaminfley,
on the t ith of May, came with two divifions toWei.
chfelinunde. On the r.ith, at four in the morning,
he advanced from Werchfelmunde, with three co-
lumns and a referve. Four Ruffian Generals com-
manded under him. As loon as the Ruffian corps
was without cannon•bot diftance of the fort, it at.
tacked the French and Saxon troops, which, accord-
ing to the orders of Mnifkal lofebvret were placcd
in I eadincii.

ge The anion continued two hours. Marthal Laf-
nes advanced with four battalions of the divilion
Ondinot on the right wing of the enemy, over the
All the enemy's lines were now defeated,
and forced to fly. The Ruffians were purfued (word
in hand, to the palifadoes of the fort.
" The Emperor expreffed his faticfaaion with the
zd and Lath regiments of light infantry, with the
Saxon detachment, with General Oudinot. and the
four battalions which attacked with him, under the
command of Mat (ha Lathes."