Star.
London, England, 1807-03-24 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER. SAME DATE.

Letters from Oiterode, of the I a of March, bring
advice, that his MajeQy the Emperor and King, has
granted permiffion to Marfbal Augereau to return to
Paris for the recovery of his health. He has been
for fume time ill of a violent rheumatifm, and was
(lightly wounded at the battle of Eylau.
His Majelly, to manifett his fatisfadion at the con-
du& of General Savary, in the brilliant affair at
Oftrolenka, has fent him the grand cordon of the
legion of honour, and called him about his perfon.
As Marital Lannes is Ilia ill at Warlaw, Marfhal
Maffena has at prefent the chief command of the 15th
corps of the army.—Earnburgh Correfpondemi, March 1 t.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, MARCH 9.
Accounts from Berlin and Copenhagen, (peak
of an armißice : this report is probably founded on
the propofition which was made by one of the Bel-
ligerent Powers ; a propofition which has been re-
jeOed by the other. The arminice was to have bean
for three weeks, during which Peace would have
been negociated. The Ruffians received loon after
the battle of Ejlau a confiderable reinforcement, efli-
meed at 43,0c0 men ; notwithßanding, from the

day of that battle, nothing important has occurred)
except that a regiment of French cuirafiers fuffered
confiderably from an attack on the part of the Cof-
lacks. The operations of the French are greatly
fraitened by the want of provifions, and in confe•
quence they are drawing towards the Viflula. It is
pretended to be known at Berlin that the head quar-
ters are already at Thorn. The French army is fill
ilationed from Elbing to the frontiers of ci-devant
Poland, and hold merely a communication with the
corps which occupies the pofition of Warfaw and the
Narew.

If the Ruffian army maintains its fituation-on the
Pregel, the country between that river and the Pal-
farge tray foon be the theatre of new fanguinary
confliets. In the mean while the approach of the
French army may decide the fate of Dantzic and
Graudanz, againft which the 4th corps is deßined
to aft. Acefording to accounts from St. Peter(burgh,
four Ruffian Generals were killed or wounded at the
battle of Eylau. Among the former is the chief
of the Emperor's Cuiraffiers, M. Rogin.. Major-
General Barclay de Tolloy was wounded in the arm.
The battle,which was fought on a plain twenty verns
in circumference, commenced on the 7th, at three
in the afternoon, and was not over till the Bth, at fix
in the evening.
The corps which was fortnetly commanded by Ge-
neral Buxhovden, had joined that of General Ben-
nigfen ; feveral regiments had fired all their car-
tridges, and could only make ufe of the bayonet ; a
party of wounded Ruffians are at Konigfberg.
The 28th of January the Pruflians took near Grau•
denz, a Prince of Witgenßein, and on the 27th ult.
near Marienwerder, General Fraulier, Chief of a
11 regiment of Artillery.—ilbrille der 1"ord, March to.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, MARCH 3.
According to a public journal, M. Globig, a Saxon
Adjutant General, fell into the midi! of a party of
the enemy, coming from the fide of the Buntzlau, at
the point which fepa►ates Upper Lufatia from Sile•
fat they took from him his difpatches and what
money he had.

The intelligence that a corps of Pruffian partifans
had penetrated into a part cf the kingdom of Saxony,
has caufed fo much the greater alarm in Thuringia,
as there are no troops to oppofe the enterprifes of that
corps ; letters from Soran and other towns in Lufatia,
defcribe the condo& of the Pruffians in the blacken
colours, and complain of the manner in which they
treat the poor inhabitants. The contingent of Saxe
Weymar fet out on the zd fcr the Grand Army,
it took the route of Stettin, of which place it will
form the garrifon.
VIENNA, FEBRUARY as.
They write from Turkey, that the Ruffians, under
the orders of General Michelfon, have paned the Da-
nube above Widdin, inclofed Servia, and that fixty
thoufand Servians have joined them. Although this
intelligence is contained in feveral letters, it neverthe-
lefs requires confirmation.
The Pacha of Erzerum has received orders to
alembic a confiderable corps in Tonkin' Armenia,
which is intended to fupport the Schah of Perfia
againft the Ruffians in Georgia.—L'Atilk du Nord,
March to.