Star.
London, England, 1807-08-12 00:00:00

BULLETIN.

" Head Quarter., Stralfand, July 12.
" According to Colonel Norman's report of the agth hat his
chain of Videttes was attacked that morning near Knicper Fo rt,
by a detachthent of Horfe Chafl.urs, fupported by Foot Jager.,
wbo had taken a very favourable poStion on the neighbouring
heights. The left wing of our chain was at fiat forced to give
way, but Captain Adlerfberg brought up a (mall reinforcement of
dragoons, and put the enemy to Sight. Soon aster arrived a divl.
Son of gun boats, which completely cleared the beach of the
enemy'a troop..

" A report was afterwards received, that the enemy, sco men
ftrong. was marching down to the beach, probably with a view
of conftruding a battery. To prevent this 6 gumboats opened a
brilk fire upon the enemy, and drove them from the beach—at the
fame time our heavy ordnance opened againtt a kind of ff eche.
which the enemy were cor.ltrudting at the diftance of 211c* cils,
and diflodged them from that (pot. The fire ceafed at half paft
(even o'clock.

" On the rpth, at half pet nine o'clock in the evening, the right
wing of our advanced polls was attacked, near Franll entrant, by
a confiderable corps of the enemy's horfe and tirailleurs, and corn-
Felled to fall back under the guns of the entrenchments.
" On the arrival of Baron Vegcfak, Chief of Brigade, the enemy
was driven back by our field ehafreurs. An hour after, our chain
of rivanced pots was again attacked by the enemy, who was
again driven back with tome lots.

" Colonel eartfell being Informed of the enemy having made an
attack near Franken, arrived there with two pieces of horfe-artil•
lery. The enemy was repulfed, and our advanced pofta retuned
their former pofition. _

As the Royal ?ruffian troops, who had joined our army, were
prevented by the armistice, concluded on the zsth of July, between
the ?ruffian and French armies, from taking any farther mare in
our operations, they affethbled at Walgart, to march into Prue
Gan Pomerania.

" Yefterday the Engfiat troops, lately arrived here, did duty
for the Srit time, and occupied est the polls within the fortras. •
" Lord Cathcart, Royal Britifh Lieutenant General, left town
yefterday for the ifi,t of Rugcn, to review the EVA troopi af-
femied in that Bland- General Baron Toll bas alto pr tceeded thi-
ther, to take upon himfeif the command in chief of the Swedifh
and Englifh troops now in Ruben.
" Adjutant-ColonelVon Engelbrechten returned yefterday from
the head quarters of his Prutlian Majaty, vvbither he had ken
fent on a fpecial mil Eon.

" Colotiet Count Maras, who arrived here yefterday, with dig%
patches from his Majedy the King of France, had this day Ms firlt
audience from the King."—(Gottenburgh Gazett:, jury 30.)

P4RLI tiAtEtvrafßr PROCEEDINGS.

HOU'IE OF LORDS, AUGUST tz.

The Vote of Credit Bill, and t►e Idlb Vote of Credit Bill
were read a fecond time and committed for to-morrow.

The Militia Transfer Bill, the Militia Completion Bill, the
frith Militia Tramiel Bill,.the Irina Militia Completiosa
the Poll Office Bill, the kith Salt Bill, and Central Deliuteere
Eilates Bill, puffed through Committees, and were reported.
The Traders Affets Bill was, on the motion of the LORD
COANCRLLOR, ordered to be read a third time to morrow.