Star.
London, England, 1807-05-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

VIENNA, APRIL 29.
It is confirmed, that the Engwin
adnirfil Duck- I
worth, has landed in Egypt, ith coderable
body of troops. He has made himfelf mailer of
Alexandria, and has taken meafures to cut off the
fupplies of provifions from Egypt to Turkey after
which he again !et fail, and &lofted his courfe North-
ward, to prevent the Toulon and Barcelona fleets

from coming out.
AMSTERDAM, MAY 16.
A letter from Riga, of the 22d of April, N. S.
gives the following particulars :
On the 15th inftant the ice broke in our river.
The Boating ice, occafioned by it, was more danger-
ous than it has ever been known fince January 17#4;
nor was the city out of danger till yefierday. The
water has inundated feveral places. Some dykes have
been broken down, and all the bridges deftroyed ; a
breach has even been made in the wall near the cita-
del. A number of honfes have been carried away or I
deftroyed, Co that the damage done is very great.— I
Out of five Englifh (hips, which arrived before the
breaking up of the ice, three were defiled to pieces
by it, and call on Chore"
Letters and papers of the t ith inllant, from Paris,
contain nothing particular, except that the (word
and infignia of Frederick the Great, together with
the colours taken during the tali campaign, will be
depofited with great folemnity, on Sunday, the 17th
inftant in the church of the Invalids.
COPENHAGEN, MAY 9.
Relpeding the late interview between the King of
Prullia and the Emperor of Raffia, the Koningtherg
Papers Rate the following :—The Emperor made his
journey from St. Peterfburgh, for the moft part, in
open fledges. On the ill of April he entered Polan
gen, and foon after his Pruffian Majefty arrived there
in his coach, when the Emperor, without his hat, ad-
vanced feveral paces to meet his Pruffian Majefty.—
The carriage (topped, and his Majefty fprung from
it into the open arms of the Emperor. They em-
braced for fome time without (peaking, but not with.
out tears in their eyes ; and even after they had pro.
ceeded together hand in hand, the Emperor again
threw his arms round his Majelly's neck. The King
returned to Memel in the afternoon. He withed to
have brought the Emperor with him in his carriage,
but he excufed himfelf on account of his travelling
drefs ; but on the next day, at eleven in the forenoon,
be made his public entry into Memel in his Majefly's
Rate coach. The King again advanced to meet him ;
they embraced, and proceeded hand in hand. All
the Generals, the Minifters, and the Court, were
affembled in the Grand Saloon ; but only Baron
.Hardenberg and Pt ince Radzivil were permitted to
afcend the Reps of the throne, where the Queen was
(landing. The Emperor, on approaching her Ma-
jetty, kilted her hand ; her Majefty, in return, kilted
both the cheeks of the Emperor. " Dear coulin" were
the only words which her Majefty's feelings would
permit her to utter. The Emperor afterwards gave
his Guards the following parole and counterfign,
" Memel and Frederic."
According to the Koninglberg paper of the agth,'
the arrival of the Emperor and the Grand Duke Con.
flantine has caufed great joy in the army. On the
soh of April General Blucher and his two Cons arriv-
ed at Rofenberg. near Finckennein. On the 22d, an
orderly officer waited upon him with an invitation to
proceed to Finckenftein ; he rode, accompanied by
his eldeft fon and an Adjutant, and was admitted to
an audience of the Emperor Napoleon, by whom he
was very gracioufly received. On the 23d, he pro-
ceeded, with his lons and his Adjutant, to the head-
quarters of his Prullian Majefty at Bartenltein.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THIIRSDAY, MAY at.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confola, for money, 63j4—for ace. 63I—Omnium
Exchequer Bills, par.

The report is again revived this day that an aftion
has taken place between the French and the Allied
Army. But now the French, inttead of obtaining
a viaory, as rumoured two days ago, are reported
to have met with a total defeat. We have endea-
vowed to trace the rumour to ice fource, but all that
we have been able to learn is, that it has been awed
in accounts received by private channels from Hel-
fand. We cannot vouch for the authenticity of the
news. It is, however, extremely probable, that before
this time a battle has taken place. It wi;l give us
much pleafure if we 11301 be enabled to Qate that it
has terminated as reported in thefe accounts.
Mr. KRAWS, one of the King's Melfengers, has
arrived in the Dorfet packet from Mr. STRATTON,
his Majefly's charge d'affaires at the Court of Svl4.
den. It is reported he brings intelligence of the Ar-
millice between the French and Swedes having been
at length tatifitd, or at lealt farther extended.
Several paffengers have arrived by the Porfet,
fome of whom report, that the French had been
compelled to raife the liege of Dantzic ; that previ
oully to this refolutioo, they had made a general
afrault, Ehe reit* of which had been, that they were
Impaled with the greateli lots ; and that, in conk-