Star.
London, England, 1807-01-06 00:00:00

AMIE/Oil -ilitiLL/GETiCE. •
SULLIMN by t, CO.ARD. ARMY.
Poeq s.
a 1% following ore,the pal:tit-Wars of
lotion of Fort. Coeliac:4w , •
" Si: hawed; inn the'esirtifoolit pieces
of cannon, MA Mule InapAnev, have : satb our
hands. A teeakreitas been found, confining of a
number of iskiWett which had ,been dedicated by
the Poles to the Holy Virgin, as the tutelary guar-
dian of the country. This creature the Emperor has
ordered to be given np to the original proprietors.
" The part of the army at Waifaw. remains fully
fatisfied with the pattiotifin of the people of that city.
66' This day the 4.4 of Pofen gave a ball in honour
of his Majefly, who remained prefent an hour. Te
berm was alto performed to-day, in confequence of its
being the cnniverfary of bis Mkjefty's Coronation."
sollatETH BULLETIN OE THE GRAND ARMY.
" Eden, December 9.
16 Mahal Ney has Pined the Viftula, and entered
Thorn on the ich. He bellows particulat encomiums
upon Colonel Savary, who, at the head of the 14th
regiment of infantry, and the grenadiers and volti.
geurs of the 96th, and the 6th light infantry, was the
firft to pafs that river. At Thorn he came to aftion
with the Prufliana,, whom, after a trifling affair, he
compelled to evacuate the place. Some were killed,
and twenty made prifoners.
44 This affair gave occafion to a very fingular es
ploit. The river, too rods in breadth, was covered
with ice I the veffel occupied by our arlisanced guard
flack faft and could not be moved, when a number,
of Ponds teamen fratii the Other fide of the river
evinced a difpoiltion to venture through a (Mower of
balls,_in order to get the veffel afloat. In this inten•
tion they were oppofed by fotne Pruffian tailors, and
battle with fills enfued between them. The Poles
fucereded in throwing the Pruflians into the water,
and brought the French *ad to the other fide. The
sosperor enquired rerpelting the names of theft
brave fellows, to reward them.
N This day the Emperor received the Deputation
from Watfaw, confining of M. Gutakouflci, Grand
chamberlain of Lithuania, Knight of a Polith Order ;
rsouzenfki, Lieut. General, and Lubenflci, Knights
of the fame Order ; and Alesaader Potocki, Knight
Hof the Orders of St. Staniflans and Lufwelki."

HAGUE, DEC ss.
. On the 2IR in R. the King was pleated to nominate
11. M. Verbeol and De Winter, Malink of the
Kingdom ; M. M. Taraye, both of the Guards, Co-
lonels General ; M. Harting, Commandant of the
Grenadiers of the Marine ; and Decade's, of the Ar-
tillery, &c. Martha' De inter is to unite with his
own the poft of Colonel General of the Marine, dur.
ing the abfence of Vice Admiral Harding.
The rank and title of Martha's have been granted
to the following old Lieutenant Genet •
.h : M. M.
Kingtberg,en, and Zuylen Van Nyweldt.
Dec. 26.—We learn, through private letters, that
upwards of 70,000 Poles have already taken up arms.
Intelligence from Sweden Oates, that rumours are
circulated in that country, of a change in the Ruffilus
Minifiry.
Orders have been iffued at Copenhagen to put all
the batteries towards the tea in a Rate of defence, and
alto to provide the works of Kronenburg with cannon.
We are alrured, that the Duke of Saxe-Gotha, with
the confent of the Emperor Nipoleon, is to take the
title of Grand Duke, and to receive a very confidera-
ble enlargement of territory.
From Florence, it aprears, that in confequence of
the Queen's late Proclamation, the Minitler of the
Finances, and the Diretaor of the Cullom Houfe at
Leghorn, have been removed.
Almost all the former relive's, Saints' Days, &c.
have been abolithed in the Republic of Liguria.

FRANKFORT, DEC. 13.

According to letters from SiLelia, the French Ge
neral Hedouville is atßrefian. The advanced guard
of the Bavarian troops has taken poffeffion of Brieg,
aod was proceeding to Neiffa. The Fruffians that
Rill remained in Silefia had taken the route for
Schweidnitz. The Aultrians have withdrawn from
Bohemia and Moravia, and only forma flight cordon
upon the frontiers of Gallicia. Among other French
troops that have lately paired through this city for
the Grand Army, were a divifion of the Emprefs's
guards. Tranfports of Pruffian troops continue to
srrivs here on their way to France ;—and among
ethers, Come of the corps belonging to General Von
Mucha.

HAMBURGH, DEC. IE9.
The prefent circumftances having rendered frelh
loans necetfary, feveral merchants have bad a meet.
ing upon the fubjee, and have agreed to advance a
million and a half in the courfe of text month upon
goods hinted from fire.

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