Star.
London, England, 1807-01-05 00:00:00

WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE PORTE.

ETTEACT FROM THE THIRTY•NINTII BULLETIN OF THE
GSLAND
DatedPoren, Dec. 7.

A Courier has arrived bringing intelligence to the
Emperor, that the Roilians have declared War
aoainft the Porte—that Choctint and Bender are
,'fur-
rounded by their troope—that they have fuddenly
paired the llnietler and advanced as re.r.as
It is General Mrchelfon who commands the Ruffian
army in Wallachia.
The Ruffian army, vurmanded by General Ben-
ningfen, has evacuated the Viltula, and feems-in-
c)ined to bury itfelf in the interior (a felfuncer dant
ler terra.)
Martha' Davouft has peed the Vitlula, and has
eflablifited his head-quarters before Praga. His•ad.
vanced polls ate on the Bug. 'the Grand Mice of
Berg remains at Warfaw. The Emperor flillhas his
headquarters at Pcfen.

DER LIN, DECEMBER 6.
The Marqu.s Lucchcfini and M. de Zallrow
have gone to PJfen. General Otrefinot has formed
two fele& c. wallies of Carabineers from his corps.
This General, who has hitherto remained at Berlin,
is now about to join the Grand Army, at the head
of his corps of grenadiers. The Mv,lifirates of Ber-
lin have opened a loan for two millions and a half of
crowns, in order to defray the expences occafioned
by the paffitge of French troops, and the contribu-
tions impoled by the Emperor Napoleon on the city.

DECEMBER 14.
The city of Magdeburg has folicited relief from the
conaibutions of 380h000 riz dollars, whiakhas been
impofed upon that place by the. French.
Before the French entered %Varian., an armed
guard t f Citizens had .been organized by Prince Po-
niatowlky.
FRANCKFORT, DECEMBER 14.
We are affuted, that in confequence of 'he new
arrangements which have been adopted, the Emprefs
of France will fonn quit Mentz and return to Paris.
She will not go to Berlin, as was once intended.—
The Q?een ut Holland, on leaving Mentz, proceed-
ed directly to the Hague.

MENTZ, DECEMBER ur.
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered that, in addi•
tion to the five HefGan Regiments which are to •be
mind, there [hall be two regiments of fieffian ca•
valry ; that the time the officers have formerly fervid
(hall be included in their prefent engagement; and
that both cfficers and privates than be declared lice
from their former oaths of allegiance. '

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" Oar Idenifeilo ache peth of Aiffiitoksiland the Alumna
of ner Wain with the Freed Odversesese.
4 At that period of oor hoftlie kinder, Peoria 11111 fanned S.
barrier between us and the French. who ermined ear various
parts of Gainsay. But, fonts after. Ike et walked owe is
Ptisila *lto : titer various dtfafters bEes en Mr
part, on'own dominions on the (renders are now threatened by 1,
the filltle.
" 'to Ruffians, aceuflomed to love the glory of their scenery,
and to facrifice every thing tot; it is unneceffiry to explein-isow
unavoidable thcfe events have made the rodent war.
" Honour unfbeathed our (word for the preteffilon of our Al-
lies : how much more 'pair mutt It be drawn for the defence of
cur own fafety! Before auk clients could approach our frontiers,
we took,.ste an early:period, every endure to be ready to meet
them. Having, iu sood time; ordered our army to move beyond
the frontier, we have now cemmiffioned our General. Field Mar-
aud Karnenikoy to command it, and to a& againft the enemy with
all the forces astralled to him.

" We ire affued, that all our faithful (objets will join us in
fesvaat prayers to the Ault° wry, who direds the fate of States,
and the iffue of battles, that ,he may take our righteous caale un-
der his an-powerful pmtation, that his vietorious (trength and
!gifting may diced the Rtaan armies employed fat repelling the
general foe of Europe.
" We are confident, that our faithful fulled, of the Govern-
Anent on the frontier wiq, is the prefent circumftances particu-
larly, rcdouhle the proofs of their attachment and their zeal for
the common good, and that, tuithakoi by fear or &Alive prnenifes,
they will tread with llrronefs the rams path in which, adder the
.protation of the laws, and of a mild Government, they have
hitherto enjoyed tranquillity and undifputed property, and (bared
in the usiverfal profperity of the whole empire.
" Laftly, we are confident, that all the children of the land, re.-
lying on the help of Goo, on the valour of our troops, and on the
known ezperienee ofthcir leader, will fpare no facriSce,no efforts,
which patriotifat and the fafety of our country may demand."