Star.
London, England, 1807-04-08 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURGH, FEBRUARY 28.

In fpite of the news from the army, by which the
late events have been reprefented as complete viao-
ries, the Court feels toe neceffity more than ever of
reinforcing the army from every quartet of the Em-
pire. The lafi of the regular troops that have been
ordered to break up for Priam, are the Guards, who
have been upon the match there three days paft.—
We exped that the Grand Duke Conßantine will
alfo fet out for the army. The Court Courant con-
tinues to teem with the appointments and difmiffal
of Officers. Among the latter, is Count Bushow.
den, Governor of Riga, who is, however, to retain
his falary.
The Alliance whiCh the Government has Nicked
of the Eccleliallics, is not confined to the members
of the Greek Church. Befides the Paftoral letter
which has been publifhed by the former in the Ma-
vonian dialed, others have appeared in the Polith
and Ruffian languages; and even the Proteftant
Confiflories in Livonia, Eflhonia, Ingermania, and
Finland, have received an admonition, which they
are charged to read to their hearers from the pulpit.
On the other hand, the Government beftows the
molt painful attention to prevent the inhabitants of
the provinces from obtaining any knowledge of the
lateft events. The circulation of foreign newfpapers
has been flopped ever fince the beginning of January.
Notwithflanding thefe meafures, alarm con.inues to
prevail in the frontier provinces. A number of fa-
miiies from Courland and Livonia have taken refuge
at St. Pete? ibargil, and other places in the interior.
Even the Government itfelf does not look upon the
advance of the French this way impolllAe in the
enfuhg fpring, as the militia are training with all
poilible diligence, and the works of Riga and other
places have been confiderably flrengthened.
Thus it is with pleafure that our Government does
not thew itfelf difinelined to the reiteration of peace.
As a lymptom of rhis nature. wa look upon the de-
parture of Count Novefiltzeff, on the zzd intlant, to
Pruffia.
M. Novofiltzoff left this city at eleven o'clock at
night on the zzd, for the army. An inclination to
negociate for a peace is laid to have been the caufe
of his }laity departure.
Prince Bagrathion, who arrived from the atmy on
the folbuing day, returned to it again on the eath.
CO:IENHAGEN, MARCH 24.

The Sixedifh I\liniaer here has officially announced
the blockade of Roitock, Anclam, ar.d Wolgaft, to
the C. lle:;e of Commerce here ; and it is Paid that
this blockade will be extended to every port in the
Baltic occupied by French troops, including Swine.
munde and Luteck. This information, though Eat
unexpetted, is very unpleafant for Copenhagen.
' Fr.m Dantrick, of the 14th, it i. mentioned, that
the apprehenli-n of a bombardment continued, as
the French had completely inverted the place.
BREMEN, MARCH 24. -

The Jay before yefterday, the new colonrs were
prefented to the Dutch troops here, by General Du.
monccau, with great formality. His Excellency af.
terwards ga:•e a dinner of ninety covers, at which
two Burgomatters, the French, Dutch, and American
Conf.()ls were prefent. in the evening moll of the
company went to the Theatre, where addtefs,
waltzer► upon the occafion, was delivered.

WARSAW, MARCH 15.
The new railed Polifh corps are continually receiv-
ing augmentations. A number of Poles are alfo
ertlitled in the French regiments. Among others,
Prince John Suikowflci is nominated Colonel of a
corps of Light Cavalry, to confill of i2OO men, with
the railing of which the Prince is entrufted.