Star.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

Ilamburgh Papers to the 4th, Paris Journals to the
6th, and Dutch Papers to Wednefday lali, arrived at
* late hour WI night. They contain the Fiftyninth,
Sixtieth, and Sixty-fira Bulletins, the Proclamation
of Booararra to his army, and fome other articles,
worthy of a perufal. It appears from them, that
the Grand Army is retreating towards the Vißula,
and that all idea of offenfive operations is for the
prefent abandoned. The expediency of going into
winter quarters, "• for the purple of covering the

line of the Vitlula," is avowed in the firft of this fe.
ries of Bulletins. The fecond Oates, that the Ruf-
fians had retired behind the Pregel, " beyond which
the French had no interefi in purfuing them."—
The third and lafl, with an affectation of humanity,
proclaims, " that it was fortunate for Kouinglberg
that it was not among the objeds of the French
General to drive the Ruffian army out of their
Dot in that City." The two firtt of thefe Bulle-
tins ale dated on the t4th and 17th nit. from Pruffian
.Ey:au, and the !all, on the 18th, from Landlberg.
An article from Berlin mentions, that the head
quarters had been transferred, on the loth, to Lich-
lladt, from whence they were immediately to be
removed to Otterode. The baggage of BONAPARTE,
which had been lying at Warfaw fince the middle of
December, as well as the cannon, Ilandards, and
prifoners, which they boaft of having taken from the
Ruffians, were all ordered to be font to Thorn.
There is a pail-age in the Goth Bulletin which leads
us to think that the Ruffians have obtained Tome

cefs fubfequent to to the Bth. It is Hated that a corps
of tom Cofracks had releafed 3300 Ruffian prifonms.
This proves, too, that the French will not be fuffered
to remain unmoltiled in their (platters.
The lots of the French in the late battles is paired

latter.

ever with general notice. That of the Rates is
Dated at 40,000 Med, wounded, and prifoners, and
65 pieces of cannon. The lots of flandards by the
French is denied. General D'Hauv rouLT died of
the wounds he received on the Bth.
MAMMA has arrived at Virarfaw, but there is no
mention of BONAPAItTE quitting the army.

From all the French accounts we cannot doubt
that the Ruffians were the viaors on the battle of the
Bth. The reafon why they did not advance after
their faccefs, appears to have been that they were
expelling the reinforcements under General Voss
Essay, who, it is clear, had not been in the battle
of the Bth. Indeed, a, letter from Berlin of the 28th
ult. mentions, that General SATAIIY, commanding
the corps of Marfhal LASNES, had on the 16th of
February, fallen in with General VO/4 Essay, at Of-
trolenka, and defeated him with the Ids of 1,500
killed, 1,200 prifoners, and eight pieces of cannon.
The latter news, however, is not official, and is
probably much exaggerated.
The fame letter Rates, that on the zoth the French
' head quarters were to be removed to Ofterode, for
the purpofe of keeping the troops concentered in their
quarters. They feem indeed to be chiefly in thas.,
neighbourhood. MURAT, with the cavalry, was in
the right wing on the Pregel, behind which the Ruf-
I flans are faid to have retired. The French, it is evi•
i dent, are afraid of being again attacked. The pretence
Ifor not following the Ruffians is, that the thaw pre-
vented them from croffing the Pregel; we apprehend
they wiU be very happy if the Ruffians do not recrofs
it. If, as they r\pr dent, the people of Koninglberg
were Co apprehenive of the Ruffians being attacked
there by the Freneb,, why did not the latter try the
experiment, but that they dual not advance after the
battle of the Bth.
The Swifs are threatened with the diffolution of

the alliance between them and France, if they do
not raife fixteen thoufand men for the fervice of the

The liege of Stralfund is likely to be a very tedi
ous operation. It does not appear that the French
have yet opened one battery aglinft it.
The intelligence from the Turkifh provinces is
vague and indefinite. MICHELSON, at the bead of
the main Ruffian army, is laid to be marching upon
Conflantinople. Another corps is Rated to have
eroffed the Danube at Widdin ; that fortunate rebel
P.I3IIWAII OCLU is reported to be dead.
A letter from Breft announces the arrival of Ad
miral WILLAUDIEZ in the Foul:mown-, at Brea,
from the Havannah. Thus this fquadron is at laft
accounted for. The FOUDROYANT, Caisaan, and
Vermin, have arrived in French ports ; the Pa-
rzior and Eout are in the Chefapeak, and the
bersirvaux was Branded and delfroyed by Sir R.
STRACHAM'S fquadron.
The French funds are 75. 20.