Star.
London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

PETERSBURGH, DEC. 23.

The Emperor receives daily new tellimonies of
the zeal that enlivens all degrees of his fubjeets to
defend the empire. The city of Molcow gives r sco
h-rfes for the tire of the army ; St. Peter (burgh gives
one million of rubles ;it is laid, that Count Al is
Oilf-ff has off:red one n,illir.ti and a half. Thefe
examples are Hlowed by all different clAlfes, and
tilt more the enemy pufhes forward, he will find the
more difficulties to furmount.

JAN 9.—An Appendix to the Court Gazette of
this day contains the following extra Is of the lateft
teports from the Itnpetial-armytin Poland :
On the 25th of Noyember, Colonel lut kowllty,
whb was potted in Blony, matched with three
ftinadrons of buffers, one fquadron of PrutTtan cui.
raillers,,and two hunched Ct &des. egainft till Ft euch
van guard, which had fallen out from Suchatfchew.
—At -Utratta, he left a fquadron of Prutli.in cuiraf
fiefs and two pieces of fl)it.g artillet y, in an advanta-
geous pofition, as a lefetve. He found the enemy
already drawn up in order of battle,.confifiing of fix
regiments of 'cavalry and fix pieces of flying itTillery,
exclufive of a thong corps of infantry, intended as a
schrift. Notwithlianding this great fuperior forte,
Colonel Int kow fief attacked the enemy, and after a
hard battle conquered, and putfued him afterwards
to Suchatfchew. The number killed was con fiderable
on the Gde of the enemy, on the Ruffian fide five were
killed and eleven wounded. The Bth December Co-
lima Ruffanovo drew forward with his fquadron of
hnffars, and Captain Kulfch's company of Pagers to
S.iksozim, in quell of the enemy, which be did not
fall in with till he was returning ; he cut his way
11144 through the enemy's infantry with his. fqua-
dron ; but the company of Yager, (chaffeurs) was
furrounded and already confidered as 1011, when fird-
denly the affair toetk ancther turn ; the valiant Cap-
tain Kulcfch wit only cut off the enemy, but drove him
alfo from two forts, and platted him as far as Weich-
feln : here he a fecond time attacked the French, who
had got in difut der, and endeavoured to fly, by get-
ting over the river in primes, (flat bottom boats),
but loft thereby a confiderable number of men.—
In the mean time two battalions of the enemy's in-

fantty had taken poffeflion of the rbad to Itintirhovsro,
which Kulelch with his company, that had a few,
cartridges left, were to pafs ; but this officer as judi.
cious as valiant, took, intlead ,of patting the road,
the wood to Golofimba, and after he paired %Vera,
joined Major General Dorochow's detachment, and
left the enemy waiting bellied to nn purpofe. The
whole loft on this creation, on the Ruffian fide,
amounts only to twenti.fiex men, killed, wounded,

and Mining. On the t tth December:Colonel Grekuw,
with his regiment of Cr ffacs attacked the enemy, at
• ,4kooizim, where he had placed ltimfelf behind
Major General Doenehow's col ps, but was with 101 l
chive') back, as alGr, fhtirtly after, the throng detach.
megt.lie hat: polled in bloeilin, to (tippet the one at
Sakruizim, was ftbligcd to give way. The enemy's
loft at this time, betides the number that was killed
by the Cufracs with than pikes, confitted of one tali-
eer and,filtiten living Yager,. (rr chafh.uri.) that were
taken partners. On the tsth December accounts
were received that the enemy intended on the lilh
ro make a general Attack on all the different plates
!flat the Rttflian army had befet. 011 the 22.1 he
went with a COllll ,ictithic force over the U ka, which
has defended by (even battalions infantry, and tour
iquadrcns cavalry, under comrand of talent. Gen.
(341'121am, but thefe, after a brave defence, were rgitig-
td to give way to a fuperior number. Here the
French, that were 30,0c0 men throng, commanded by
Napoleon Bonaparte himfelf, were chive,' back, and
Acjutant Sewn., befides others were taken prifoners.
Afterwards happened feveral Ikurnilbes bet wren the
via-polls, where the enemy, always with fol., was
driven back, particularly at l'ulturk, where a ',art of
General Batnigten's troops were attacked by an
enemy's corps, under command of General Souchet.
C Here follows an a;:ectunt of the battle, on the 261 b,
Dearly the tam: with that which has 4seaJy been
h bubbled'