Star.
London, England, 1807-01-14 00:00:00

DiNAIARK..

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 3o —The Ittalian General,
Von Lewen, has been here for force days pall, for
the porpofe of making the neceffary preparations for
the reception of her Flifehnefs the Hereditary Prin.
tefs :at Saxe Weimer. Yeflerday, in confequence of
orders received here, he fet out. to join the Grand
Ruffian Army.

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132111.174, Dse. 30.—Wlien we call a look on'Ger•
many at the prefent moment, the queflinn naturally
arifes, Who is now the fovereign, the fupreme ruler,
the Emperor of Germany ? The Rhenifh Confede-
ration, which was at firi forming in tl:e South of
Germany, which, notwithfiandiog its falntaty ten-
dency, met with oppofition in that country, from an
unfortunate and milcalculated policy, has extended
itfelf, after an ever-memorable campaign of feven
days, over the whole north of Germany. The
kingdom of Saxony. and all the Houfes of Saxe
have already formally acceded to the Rheniil" Con-
federacy. Hanover, Brunfwick, Caffel, Mecklen.
burg. &c. are occupied by French troops, and await
their future organization„ and their future happincfs,
from the hand of the conqueror. A Purvey of the
map of Germany theirs, that the Circles of the
Upper and Lower Rhine, Suabia, Bavaria, Upper
and Lower Saxony, have changed their ancient poli.
tical exiftence and form, far new ones. The creator
of all there changes is the incomprehenfihle genius,
from whom fo many provinces and Rates, from whom
Germany alfo expeets its regeneration. The Rhenifh
Confederacy will be a confederacy of peace, of tran-
ciuillity, of limplicity and happinefs for Germany,
and probably for Europe. The narrow fpirited and
thort lighted policy of ordinary men, admit not of
an, elevation to thole meafures which are defined by
genius and wifdArn to endure for ages. Pigmies
would in vain attempt to keep pace with Titans ;
they creep where the others fly, and without making
any jeogrefs, they, rein themfelves not of breath,
and Wonder that their antagonifts, without appear ing
fatigued, have reached that goal, which, to them,
Ceensed-unattainable. Diforder mull precede order.
Germany, has patted through the wora, and better
dais are at hand. The will and the wilh of the hero
and the wife man of the age, of Napoleon the gt eat,
is a general and permanent peace. Germany, Eu-
rope will obtain it; in fpite of all the efforts of the
powers, milled or corrupted by the mercantile policy
of the Britifh Cabinet to prevent it. A long unin-
terrupted peace, and reign over the nations of Eu-
rope ; ages of bltifing and tepofe will be the reward
of the exertions of the wifeff•tf heroes, of the molt
heroic of lage,, an indemnification for the long pro-
trailed Coffering' of nations oppreffed and treache-
roof!), deluded by a contemptible policy.
According to orders iffued on the 13th, the French
troops marching through Mentz to Cnflrin, by way
of Frankfort, Greffen, Marburg, Caffel. Gottingen,
Dnderfladt, Halberfladt, Magdeburg, Brandenburg,
Berlin, and from -thence to Cutirin, altogether 161
leagues, are to perform the journey in 21 days. The
troops that march from Cultsin to Poland, a dif-
tance cf 49 leagues, perform it in fix days, and the
route from Pain to Warfaw, 8z leagues, occupla
only nine days.
The price of bread is double. in every past of
'Pruffia *to what it is at Detlix

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POLAND.

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WARSAW, Drc. 2.—The newfpaper of this place,
"relied the Corr4ondenta, contains a ciicomffantial
detail c.f the events which preceded the retreat'of the
Proflian and Ruffian troops horn Warfaw, ham
vehieh are the following extraFis :
14 As, form as the intelligence of the unfortunate
Woe of the battle of Jena
.arrived 11.-re, our ganif,a
was !Mined by two regiments of infantry and
fquadrnn of luaus who matched off to Snell'. The
remainder, on heating of the advance of the French
to Pofen, made arrangements for leaving ur entirely
to organizing the city militia, the coma of
which was given to Prince Jofeph. Poviatow(ki.—.
Boon afterwards foam thoofand Ruffians arrived at
Praga, and likewife 2 or 3^oo of them on the banks
of the Villula, which moved towards the Bzure....
Near thjs river an affair of ontpolis look place be.
tween Sockavreau and Bh r,ie. Siveral CofTacks and
Pruflian Cuiraffiers were brought in here wounded.
The Ruffians then placed guards on both ends of the
bridges over the Viltola, anrlaid ffraw and pitch
round the pillars and wood-work, fur the purpnfe of
burning the bridges, as they had formed the refolu.
tion of drawing back from Warfaw towards Praga.
—The evening before this ha,)pened, his Excellency
our Governor, General Von Kholer, left ua. This
worthy man, during the eleven years he governed
this place, acquired the love and efleem of all the
inhabitants:
Previous to his departnre from this place he took
leave in the following printed publication :
" His Majefty has been gracioufly plelfcil to call me away front
you In the prrfcot circumilances, and has cuainianded me to pro-
ceed to Koningtherg.
" With fenfations extra's* pleating to my heart, I fulfil there
gracious commands, and fepuate tnyftlf from a city, the
tants of which, during the whole continuance of my Government, i
have given the mod unequivocal proofs of their friendlhip and at-
tachment; and I cannot omit thus publicly acknowledging the
deep retire I entertain of their conduet It has given me the hitbeft
fatisfaelion, and I take this opportunity of recommending myklf
to the kind rtmembrances of the Citizens. At the fame rinse t •
have to communicate to them the gracious commands of his Ma.
jeity ; to ezprefs to the City of Warfavrond to the whole Depart-
ment, his hisjefty's high fatisfadion with the. peaceable and Falk*
worthy behaviour of their inhabitants.
" Warfaw, Nov. 26. TON Kotula."
'4 The Ruffians under General Sedmerazky,
marched from here on the 2d of December. Every
thing has been put in rccptifoion, in order to re-
build the bridges over the Villula immediately. A
Cavalry Regiment under the command of Colonel
Lanceffe and footle companies of Ponzonniess and
Sappers obferve the river. The Ruffian General
Beningfen, on the 28th of November, had Bill his
head quarters at Pullufic upon the Bug, twelve miler
from hence. The week before. the King of Pruffie
and his adjutants Kokritz and Kleift were there. His
Majefly reviewed the Ruffian troops, and delivered
over the command of the remains of the Pruffurn •
army to the Ruffian General,' and then returned to
Koninglbtrg, where the Qneen was. He affigned
over to the Ruffians too,ooo ducats, in the Royal
Bink, at Koningfberg !

0411Ma'Nf..
DORST/N. Die. 29.--The ineurteaioa o tbia
country of Lingen is entirely. quellid. As Aconite'
alfo, English goods haft been feized.

The great military road to France will in future
be through this town, and from,thence to Weft
EXTRACTS FROM PRIvATIC
• " Lowell Etat, Jan. 2.—The report of theFren,ch
having Curtained a defeat from the Rnffianacontinaes
to maintain Kell. The engagement toik place be-
tween the Villula and the Bog. The. Ruffians, by
official documents, have now the following force in
the field : Troops of the line, three corps, conning
of 75,0c0 men each; tso,ooo troops of eeferve, alto
regulars ; too,coo Corracks, Barkirs, Calmucks, and
Kirgire ; acao,oco nt w levy, completed 34n. 1, t 801;,.
4c0,000, a levy in a mars, on the frontiers, for the
pro.edicn of the empire—conflituting a total of
t,amoco. In addition to there, a new levy of re-
cruits, which will be ready on the at of March, wilt
produce 150,000 men.

" Private letters from Konineberg of the 17th
intl. Hate, that her PrufGan Majefly died of a ner-
vous fever on the fame day. The left wing of the
French army, aftcv taking Thorn, was m3rching
againfl Koningfberg, the capital of Pruf6a. Mort of
the inhabitants had taken flight to Memel where his
Prutlian Majefly's effels had anived.

The French finding their rear fo unfafe, now
unite all their forces to conquer the kingdom of Pruf•
fia. The King, however, is at the -head of near
80,000 men, exclufive of the Ruffianauxiliaries, under
General Toltloy.
•s Saxony and Praia are on the eve of a famine.

The Emperor N.tpAeon is raid to have fold to
the King of Holland, the cities of Hamburgh, Lu-
beck, and Bremen, on condition of his receiving a
certain annual tribute.

46 By private letters from Duchene& of the 12ti
uli. the Grand Seigni.lr has contented to receltra
Ru Man gar rib at At Conitantinople. 4

a The Auttrian Emperor has been fummoned br
the French General Montefquieu, to declare hirnfelf
foi or againft France, as his neutrality would be no
longer tcfpefted. Theitnfwer of his being determin-
ed to maintain his neutrality hat been fent toWarfaw
by General Vincent. The fame demand has been
tnade of the Courts of Denmark and pweden. The
latter rejetled It with becoming difdazn—the former
&erns to temporife.

" Count Bernftorff, the DartiS Prime Mini(ler of
State, has obtained from Napoleon the Order of the
Grand Crofs of the Legion of Honour.
"" Pafwan Oglno is now a vafral of Ruffla, whore
trlops have occupied Widdin. Bender, Choczim,
and Jafry, have been voluntarily foriendered by the ,
c'mmandants of their refpeelive gartlruns4. hut Ruf-
fla profcfres to rerpeet the independence of the Porte,
and to, guarantee it, agieeable to treaty.
" The Archduke Charles of Atalria is ab'nt to let
out for Gollicia to take lipolligig the,oommand of a
confiderable army.' • 4"

66 The fortrefs of Stralliand it (till tunnolefted, and
Mortier, with the eighth corps of the French army.
remains inthive. To enfurefactafs to his opFrations,
he waits for intelligence of favourable evcnts citheviri
Poland or in the kinerdcm of Prelia."