Star.
London, England, 1807-05-22 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS. MAY z 4.
According to letters from Genoa, of the sQ in-
n:int, intelligence had been teceived there that the
Seahorfe frigate of 44 guns, had been taken by a
French fquadron from Toulon, and fent into Cot fic...
The Revanche and le Rodeur privateers. have
taken and brought into Calais the three following
Englilh veffels, viz. the Anna, of 96 tins, laden with
Oafs ; the Betfey, of too, and the Catherine Alicia,
of 130 tons.
The Napoleon privateer has alfo fent into Calais
the Englith brig Garland, of 130 tone.
The three lalt mentioned vellels bare frill cargoes
for the lea fervice.
The Jofephine corvette, belonging to Granville,
has fent into St. Maloes the Englifh brig Jane, of t 17
tons, bound to Greenock, laden with falt, white w:ne,
oranges, Btc.
Befides the Bulletins of the Grand Army, we have
the continuation of the Journal of the liege of
Dantzic to the 3oth of April. From this it appears,
that at one o'clock in the morning of the 24th, the
bombardment began from mortars and howitzers,
and was continued in the comic of the day from all
the artillery before the place. The fire has been in.
(clam ever fince, and the works of the befiegers
confiderably advanced, notwithaanding the vigorous
fire of the enemy, and fome forties. It has only been
mow and then, in confequence of there forties, that
tl a beficgcre fire has ceafed ; once, for infiance,
on the afternoon of the 271 h, from five till fever)
o'clock, in confequence of General Kalkreurh's ie-
quell to bury the dead, who had fallen in the for tie
of the preceding night.
The principal forties occurred in the night between
the 26th and 27th, when the enemy had 140 killed,
and we had only t I killed, and 29 wounded; and in
the night of the 28th, when the enemy had 7o killed,
and a number of wounded, and upwards of aco made
prifoners, on which occafion our lots did not exceed
eight killed, and 25 wounded.
The communication between the fort of Weizel•
monde had already hew cut off. and, of courfe, the
arrival of reinforcements at Dantzic was impAiblt,
in confequence of the batteries we had thrown up.
and the number of Armed veffeis vilLich we bad in
the river.

BRUSSELS, MAY is.
Within the lafl two days, feveral corps of troops
have paired through this city from the neighlsout hood
of Boulogne towards Were', where they are to wait I
further orders.
Her Welly the Emprefs, according to report, is
goinf to Berlin. Great improvements are making
in this city. The great Gothic tower fituate between
the gates of Namur and Halle, has been taken down;
the gate of Lacken is silo to be demolifhed, and the
ramparts arc to be embellithed with promenades.

MENTZ, MAY 4.
This city is fo encumbered with troops, that there
are from 8 to 1 a men lodged in each of thole
houfes that have been hitherto exempted from billet-
ing. They let out in large detachments of ;women
each, every day, for the Grand Army, and a fimilar
number arrives every day from the interior of France.
VIENNA, MAY 6.
The Preiburgh Tournal contains an important ar-
ticle from Semlin, dated April 21, from which it
appears, that the Ruffians after having three times
ftormed Giurgervo, had taken that fortrefs, and con-
fequently that General Michelfon had paired the
Danube: his advanced guard had already reached
Rudfchuck. On the zd of April, Czerni Georges,
after a very &vac aZtion with thepaired the
Morawa with 33,-000 men, and proceeded beyond
Nifia, on his way to Sophia. On the 29th of March,
the Servian Synod received an addrefb by a Ruffian
.Courier, encouraging them to pats the Morawa.
The Prat:ine-. Joutual further obferves, that the
junetion of the Ruffians with the Servians was hourly
expected.

BERLIN, MAY 9.
Up to the 4th, nothing had occurred between either
of the armies. The enemy's preparations indicate
that he will direl his grand attack along the coati,
as, in cafe of fucceeding, he will be in a better fitua-
lion for relieving Dantzic, and alfo for receiving
fuppott from the (hipping of England, Ruffia, and
Sweden. Betides the thiee Swedifh frigates at Ko.
ningfberg, intended for taking troops on board, feveral
thoufand Ruffians have been embarked at Palau, in
order to be landed upon the Freifch•Nerung, near
Dantzic.
By land, the advanced pals of the Ruffians and
Pi uffians ate extended in the front of Brunlberg and
Mehlfac. The French advanced poßs on the left
fide are at Frauenberg, Mulhaufen, and Wormditt.
The latter place is occupied by 8000 of the Mailhal
Prince of Ponte Corvo's corps. Within the circuit
of fix leagues, about 30,000 men are encamped;
and, in fa4l, the whole army is in Poch a pfition as
to be ready for a general anion in a few hours.—
About the end of laR month, couriers were dif-
patched from the head quarters to all the reinforc4
merits on their march, to baba their approach with
all poirible

I.

FRANXPORT ON THE MAINE, MAY 9,
A letter from the Turk :!b frontiers contains the
following pallige:—" The Muffulmen will certainly
as in this war a more honourable part than in all
former wars. French Field Office's are attached to
all their corps, who glide their movements by the
rules of European tactics. Molt of the Tut kith troops
have already taken poll on the northern or left bank
of the Danube, and the Ruffians have evacuated a
great part of Moldavia. Public prints liate the army
of the Servians tc• amount to 91,350 men, .8,000 of
whom are cavalry.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY is
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols, for money. 63i—for acc 63H—Omnium

Exchequer Bills, t.. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 23t} India Bonds 4s a 6s prem.
3P. Ct. Red Ann. 62:- 63 621 I New S. S Ann. 6311
3 per C. C014.61*{ I Each. Bills, pat Is. prem.
4 per Cent. 8:411 I Omnium 111 prem.
5 per Cent. Navy, 91-iii frith Ditto 4tl
Long. Ann. t 7 13-16 25-16 Lottery Tickets, tql as.
India Stock iB7 Confols for ace. 63f1

The Earl of PEMBROKII and Lord Govraa, the
former going as Brit& Miniaer to the Court .of Vi-
emu, dap latter to St. Peterlburgb, arrived at Yar-
mouth on Wednefday. Yefterday Lord Parsasoaa
embanked on board the ASTREA frigate, under a:fa-
lute, attended by his retinue, and by Meffrs. Ross

and Srataow, King's Mdrengers. Lord Govaa was
expeaed to embark yetterday evening, on board the

SA I. IS BURY.

We are happy to Rate that our commercial rela-
tions with Ruffia, which were likely to have been

interrupted, owing to fome' mifmanagement which
it would be altogether needlefs to [late, are in a fair
way of being placed on a folid and permanent font.
ing. Matters were lately fo circumflanced, that a
paffport could not be obtained for an Eng'liftman
without its being fent from St. Peterfburgh, which
was attended with much trouble. We now have

good authority to announce, that his Excellency the.
Ruffian Ambaffador is authorized by his Court, to
grant palrports to all Briar fubjeits, who may be
defirous of entering the Ruffian territories; provided
fuch perfons be properly recommended to his Excel-

lency by his Majelly's Government.

. . . .. .
Same fu ing was heard at Dover yeflerday after•
noon at intervals from the French coati, but as ii

was trifling to what has been frequently heard from
the fame quarter, no importance is attached to the
circuttillance.

Nothing farther has been heard terpeCting the -le•
feat of the French, reported yefterday on the awls()
city of private 'setters from Holland.—lt is pollible
that the rumour may have owed its origin to the
events that we know have recently happened before
Dantzie, rather than to any tranfaCtions in Poland.
Accounts have been received from Sir T. Duct-
WORTH% Fleet, by a vac' which has arrived at Liver.
pool, from one of the Seven I flands. The intelligence,'
though not of a very pleafing kind, is what might
have been expeCled. In obedience to the circular
Fir man of the Grand Seignior,all the Barbary Powers
had declared againfl us, and the Mediterranean is
covered with their corfairs. The Bey of Tunis and
the Dey of Algiers are for emoft in this general hofti-
lity. The mifchief of this vexatious warfare is more
than proportionate to the actual ftrcngth of the Powers
concerned. The corfairs are invariably (mall veffels,
Come of them {loops, and more of thrm a kind of
armed wherries. It is alrnoft impoflible, therefore, to
bring any force to bear againft them. The merchants'
of the Levant Trade will fuffer much from their
piracy. It is true, indeed, that the events of late
years have reduced this once floutifhing commerce
within very narrow limits; but. fomething of it 11111
exits, and its produce confifis in articles of the firQ
neceffity. rhe extinction of the Levant Trade, there-
fore, mutt not be confidered as wholly without im-
portance.
When the above accounts left the Mediterranean,
Lord COLLINGWOOD'S Fleet was reported all well.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT was momentarily expected in the
AMP H lON ; and Sir THOMAS DUCICWORTI4 was hid
to have reached Mellina on his way home. It was
added, that Sir SIDNEY SMITH was ordered to remain
on his Ration at the mouth of the Dardanelles.

Sir JOHN CARR effected his late Tour in Holland
and along the Rhine, in the charalter of an Ameri.
can, and has thus been able to gratify the public with
an account of countries which have fo long been in-
acceffible to Englifhmen.
When Lord Chancellor SUTTON waited troDn the
late Lord Chancellor Possoasv, of Ireland, in order
to receive the feals, the latter, as was his duty, req
aeß-
ed to fee Lord SUTT•N's authority. Lord ►SUTTON
then, for the fit It time, difcovered that he had left the
King's letter behind him in London : he was accor.
dingly obliged to fend for ir, and, of courfe, feveral
days elapfed before he could affume his high fituation.
Colonel BEDINGFIELD'S elopement with Mrs. RAlL-
rrow, appears to have been in charater throughoot ;
the origin of this illicit amour being at a place called
Lover's 80, near Aberyttwith, and the difcovery of
the denouement, at the Devil's Bridge, near Welch
Pool.
Yefterday, being Bow Fair, nearly 300 carts were
had in requifition, to convey the belles of the agent
part of the metropolis to this celebrated mart of
beauty.
Catcarr•-.30 Monday, commenced playing in
Lord's Ground, the Grand Match, between five
Gentlemen of the Mary-la bonne Club and fie players,
agaltitt-eleven of the County of Middlefes, for Soo
guineas a fide, which was decided on Wednefclay, ili
favour of the Cpanty, by 48 runs.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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PORTSMOUTH, MAY sr.
His Majelly's. (hip DiAston° is appointed convoy
for Africa. Wind E.
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DOVER, MAY ss.
The &WARR (loop has detained and fent in here
the hoy Anna Sophia, Capt.Dtctis, of and from Ber-
gen, with oil, fiat, and deals, bound for a market in
France. Paffed by this day, the (hip Concordia, of
Portfmouth, in New Hamp(hire, Captain Rows's,
thirty days from Bodon; bound to Amfterdam.—
Some firing has been heard here this afternoon at in-
tervals from the French c.!aft.—Wind E. N. E. and
blows drong.

DEAL, MAY sr..
Sailed the CLYDE frigate, Commod, re Owen ; and
the KANGAROO, Capt. BARER, on a cruize. Arrived
the BLAZER, from a cruize, and rensatos in the Downs
with the ten of the chips as per laft.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, MAY 21.

Sailed•the DICTATOR, of 64 guns. to relieve the
Aarwcouvr, on a cruise off the Holland c9aff.—
Sailed ►he LYNX sloop of war. Arrived the Ataow
fchooner. Wind E.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ga AVVI FPI D, MAY al.—Pallid by the Crown Prince, °dm I
and Lawrence and Mary, Malkr, from Norway. Sailed the Jane,
Axton. for Newfoundland ; and the Ruby, Gay, fur Stockholm.