Star.
London, England, 1807-01-28 00:00:00

A GOTTENBURGH MAIL

Arrived this morning, which we are lorry to Rate, has
brought no intelligence to remove our anxiety, the
accounts by it not being fo recent as thofe received
within the laft three days by other channels. Stock-
holm and Copenhagen Gazettes, to the 14th infant,
have been received by this conveyance, but the in•
selligence they contain relates only to Dautzic, and
that neighbourhood.

A letter from a Gentleman who, on the loth infi.
arrived at Ytiadt from Stralfund, (laces, that nn his
departure from the latter place, no news had been
received there from the armies.

A morning Rates the receipt of other foreign
journals to the 23d init. but does not fay what they are,
but only that they do not furnifh any thing inteteft-
ing. If there be no typographical error in the date,
we may certainly be allowed to augur favourably
from their filence refpetling any frcfh vielaries ob-
tained by the enemy ; but on the other hand is it not
singular, if the Ruffians have defeated the French,
tbat their fuccelles should not be mentioned in the
papers alluded tc?

The following are the only articles furnifhed by
the foreign journals received this day :
Bums, DEC. 25.—Though all the Papers have
lately printed the Articles of a Treaty concluded
between the Porte and ltuflia, they are a mere fabri-
cation. Thefe Powers are rum at war. The injui ies
fuflained by the Porte will unite all Muffulmen in the
defence of the common caufe. Michelfon and Dol.

, . .
go condi, who command the Ruffians, have already
folicited reinforcements.

VERNNA, Dsc. 28.—The entrance of the Rnffiansl
into Moldavia and Wallachia, ha: completely es-
pace' their deigns. People would naturally have
thought that their object was to bring about an ad-
jultraent of their differences with France, withont
compelling fo formidable an enemy to have recourfe
to arms. But all the paffions of the Cabinet of Sr.
James's predominate in that of Ruffia. Ruffia has
fer aide all that regard due from one nation to
another; and even at the moment her troops entered
Moldavia, the declared fhe was making a common
caufe with the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and ingrueted all
her agents to publifh that Treaty in the Newfpapers,
the exigence of which is now difowned by the DIVAN.
The Porte has had recourfe to arms. Pafwan
Oglou, and Muflapha Baitatter, the fuceeffor of
*.ferzerick Oglou, at Roftchuck, have paged the
Danube, and taken poffeffion of Buchareft with thirty
thoufand men, which has arrefted the march of the
Ruffian army. The Porte, requiring an explanation
from the Ruffian Minifter refpeeting Moldavia, re-
ceived an evafive anfwer ; and the French Conful at
Buchareft being arrefted by the Ruffians, Muflapha
Bairatter and the Pacha of Widdin have in retalia-
tion arrefted the Ruffian Conful.
Four English Chips of war are lying before Con•
(lantinople to terrify the Porte ; but it is moft alto-
railing, that England fhould fupport the objells of
' Rata at the expence of its deareß intereis. It is
'true (he may plunder a few veffels ; but then all the
ports in Turkey will be (hut againft her. Surely the
Englifh politicians will not lofe fight of the danger
to which their commerce will be expofed.
FROM THZ JAN. 14.—1 t is now certain
that Breflau has capitulated. The Wurtemherg be-
fteging corps broke up from before the place on the
6th, and have marched to Strehlin, probably with the
intention of inverting Schweidnitz.