Star.
London, England, 1807-08-07 00:00:00

STRALSUND.

We have been favoured by a Correfpnndent at'
Stralfund, with the following journal of the events.
which have taken place before that town, &ice the
Swedes were compelled to Slut themfelves up in the
fortreil
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On Monday holtilities commenced,and vette:day the Fronds
:were only two miles outride our gates. I with a galltboiss
en the ramparts near two hours. looking we, for we Meld fee
every movement quite diftindly. The French drove on ; and at
length all the Swedes (no Britlils troops were out), pima Iwo.
returned, u bard as they could drive, into the gartifos, mid we
commenced a fire from the town on the French Noe I 30 were
wounded out of the town, two killed, and one °Flee, ; tie fans
of buftle and dittrefs was horrible. We are now &it up in the
garrifon ; there is but little thing today. The French ere .bow
gegularly attacking the town, by conftrueting approaches. Tito
Vag 1.211 out a great deal. I faw him yciterday I fait ail the
troops come in, the wounded, &e. Our friend IL wan oat, tad
lays the derides were panic buck. The traorporte are detained, I
and probably the troops will be hot home again ; at protest they
are pulhing them en to this place, le fa& as g06b14 la about a
week I Clap p& we ihall be bombarded, if the troops don't make a
folly ;and people here kern to fear if they d. that the Freisab will
get is with them, as they have done before at Bois.le-duc, due
Three regiments of German Legion Infantry, and one of cavalry,
are bete now, about :loco moo ; the reft in full march through
Rage*. and about loco Swedes; it will take t 8 or ao,ocra men to
garrifon thefe works, I find. The cavalry with the enemy are
Spoilt, the other troops Italians and Dotal. A village was blrat
. yellerday,jui/ outCule the walls,by lightoipri we harp bad agreat
deal lately.
Istf.v Cathcart antra; 114 night at rem o'clock, I

and is much difapptitrted at onr cooped up eondltlon. Nothing
new finee yelterday. I have not been able to walk to the ramparts
to get a look at the French, all yefterday or to day. Lord Cath•
cart will now, I think, decide whether we are to return or attack;
we expect rather to return.

JVLY i9.—Stralfund is as full u R can cram, and we can p
but a quarter of a mile out of town, our friends the French ft kbing
fo clofe as one and a half &till& miles IA This is Sunday, bit *i
the churches are full of horks, and the pews are filkd with
diets, bread, chesfe,dtc.

a jute 10 ....The French are working at their batteries as hit
as they can t a trifling Bring is going on to-day. The Pant. lint
told, waits the arrival of a Meffenger from the Emperorof
►efon be dots any thing. The piquet* of the army are dare top.
they. The French are quite rntmd the teem

" JOLT SO, five o'clock in the Afterrsoon.....l itavejett learned
that Lprd Cathcart to-morrow removes his Mod quarters to Do.
gen, the capital of the loe of Rum ; in an probabSity wettallgo
with hims it is faid the three regiments of the Gerson Leo*
now berg are alto to return co Bergen. The King alto hafts
Stralfund to day. To-morrow it is isnagired the town MR be
.114h1nbarded,cr perhaps to-night. They have been fparring at girth
other all thy. Imagine how full tide place is, when all the took.
try people, their carts, bodes
tste. are driven in from before the
I may, with all the furniture and every thing they could get
away."

We flop the Preis to fay, that there is a report in
circulation,of the Swedes, all led by the Perm"
4.egion, commanded by Lord. CAIlit4ATi Jutting
made a moft Ilicccfsfirt Sortie, in which Viva THOU.
sawn Dutch and Spaniards are fajd to have bees
killcdt wounded, or made prifoners....-Government
have not, we believe, received any information op
this important fubjeit.

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Orders have been iffued to Liverpool and other
ports, from the Alien Office, defiring that all pelt:
ports granted before and lance the Embargo be con.
lidered as null ; and that no Foreigners be permitted
to lenve the country.

Various rumours were in circulation yelterday
ternoon.—An immediate war with Ruffia-,a revo,
Intim at St. reterfburgh.—The capture of 13 fail oy
Danifh (hips of the ling. There is no real authority
for any of there reports.

It is alio reported, but we know not with what
truth,' that our troops art to by withdrawn (tom tha
River Plata.

We hive already announced that Government re,
ceived difpatches from Liftton by the Mail of Wed.
nefclay. Thefe difpatches were from Lord ;Timm.
roan, the Nita Charge d'A ff +ire. at that Court, mad
report Pays they announce a propofition wads to
Portugal, by or through Spain, to fufpend all nter•
cantile intercourfe with this country. The private
letters received by this Mail do not, howersr, cr-
prefs any alarm refpetting the (hutting of the Pato-
guefe ports againft us ; from which we may infer
:::At it :oat a demand his Lc= made, the news hact.
not been allowed to tranfpire..

No accounts have yet been revived of the WO of
the Expeditions. The lall ditpatares Isom Admitai
GAillititt as we have already liated, were' of the
sgth ult. It is 11(Air anted that whatever might
have been primarily the objefts of the three 41:4•
ditions, they have now but one objeays—A 0.1 dR
two will decide this point.

Yellerday morning General Maritsa If sot sr.
rived at Wincribr, on a 'Mt to their Wpm's.
The 13th Light Dragnons will be reviewed to.
mor-ow, on Hountlow Heath. After the review,
they will relieve the 12th Dragoons, and take the
King's duty.

Colonel--
STswear. of the 434 Regiment, is made
a Brigadier General.
The following letter was yellerday potted up at
LLOYD'S

11 ADMIRALTY Or►lct. ADMIT S.

" anfwer to your letter d yefterday's date, relative tO
a Convoy for the trade on the Coal! of Africa, I am commanded
by the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty to inform yoc.thu;
a Convoy S Welt
has already been provided for the tips bound to the We
India, in Odtober, and that another will he ordered to proceed
frosts the Cad in the month of December. I am, ate,

J.O. PAIR, Erg. Africa OSee. (Signed) 01 W. W. Pave
The following Letter has been tranfmitted to Iry
land, and circulated there.

Whkehall, July 13, dol.

MT L0tt0...4 have the honour to tranfosit to your Grace, the
copy of a notice given by the Commlillocers of the Caftednefn
doerehants concerned in the trade whit the United States of Arise•
rice, sad to the pairs of all American veffels, informing thesis
That according to a determination of the Lords of his Mi4efigis
swift Honourable Privy Coundl, drips bring American property
but not the bulk of America, or condemned as prise within the
United States, failing under lea letters, cannot be confplered an
American wick, and coesfeoutotly entitled to Import into die
kingdom, under the 37th Ow. W. Cap. 97, which Adt wee
continued until the aft of June, tier), by the 46th.of his Maldift
Cap. t 6, nod the regulation contained therein, dilated by his Mr
Jetty's Order in Connell, dated the s7th of May, ;So', vibe doily
obferred untU other provifion mould be made ; and diregilet the
Moors of that revenue to conform to the above determination ef
their Lord/Alpe, fo far as they were or might be refpcetively ear
earned; and I have to requrit that your Once would give direc-
tion' for protnalgating the fame among the merchants In Ireland,
concerned in the trade with the United States.
At the fame time, in order to prevent incofivenienoe to the me
chants from the raid determination nut having been fowler made
known to them, !beg leave to recommend to your Greet to sire
direalone for admitting to entry filch American Snips of the above
defeription, assay arrive is the ports of Ireland. prior to the 312
of Otlober ; after which day, die rule that alp* being American
property, but not of the built of America, and (API ender fes
fetters, Should not be confidere4 as entitled to import under the
AQ, 37th Gee. 111. Cap. 97. mould be Invariably adhered to.
I have the honour to be, dec. ice.
4,,,wffESBUIW.

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PENZANCE. AUGUST 4.

Since my lark the Nancy, Baoma, with groceries,
arrived from Brißol ; the Richard, Nom,. ; John and
Mary, WALL; and Milford, STAFFORD, with coals,
from Swanfea ; Robert and Mary, RICHAIDS, and
Rover, SyMmis, from Liverpool, with fait for this
P ; artd tbe SWALLOW (limp of war, from a cruize.