Star.
London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

eiLLAty, MAY 28.

I arrived here yellerday, and found the troops
from the Fahrwaffer returned. Dantzic capitulated
on the a6th at noon—the terms are honourable.

SWEDISH BULLETIN.

The two Swedith fail of the line, King Pußatrus
111, and Manligheter, arrived on the 16th infant,
from Rugea, with part of the Royal Pruffian tronps,
which are expelled here. Betides there lhipr, tranf
ports are stow daily arriving, with larger•or (mailer
detachments of honk, foot, and artillery belonging
to the Pruffian Army, which is to aft under the
Commannd in Chief of his Swedifh Majefly.
Head Quarters, Sennett, May 2.6.

Yeflerday mo►ning his MAJESTY, Princell'es So-
PHIA and Atasusi,attended by Lady A.CUMBERLAND
and General Gaarts, went to St. George's Chapel,
and heard a fermon by Dr. CHAMPNESS, from the
3oth Pfalm and sth verfe; afterwards returned to the
Palace.
Intelligence was received in town on Saturday
laa, of the death of Sir HRNPY VANE TEMPEST,
Bart. recently returned with Sir RALPH MILEANRE,
for the County of Durham; Sir HENRY'S illnefs
arofe, it is laid, from ton much exertion and cold
caught on his canvafs. He has left a widow, the
prefent Conflicts of ANTRIM.
So eagerly was every vote fought fnr at the laie
arduous ftruggle for Yorkshire, that Mr. Darfaisow,
(who was canvaffing in the city with a party of Lord
MILTON'S friends), having heard by accident of a
freeholder, who was aBually nn board aireffel in the
river, failing for the Straits, went after him in a boat,
brought him back, and the man voted at York for
Lord MILTON the day before the poll clofed.

Monday a Court Martial was held on board the
GLADIATOR, on Lieutenants Accock and Barss, of
his Majelly's fhip BARELEVR, for conniving at the
efcape of a prifoner who was udder arrell. Lieut.
A. was acquitted; Lieut. BATES was reprimanded,
and difmtired the BARELEUR.

Tuefday Lieut. W. PSNNiMAN STEVENSON, of his
Majefty's fhip MALABAR, was tried for negleft. of
duty. The charge was proved, and he was fenten.
ced to be difrniffed from the Navy.—Commodore
KEATS, Prefident.
Mr. BRANDON'S BENEFIT, this evening, w:II no
doubt be diftinguilbed by a very numerous and
fafhionable affemblage. Bellies the attraftinns of the
evening, viz. KEMBLa's Oaavi.os in The Mountaineers;
Cow), Gde on the Peons, by MifsSmlTH ; " Black-
ey'd Sufan," " The Thorn," and " The Life and
Death of a Race Hoyle," by INCLEDON ; MUNDEN'S
" Bundle of Proverbs," with the addition of " John
Groufe and Mother Goofe," by EMERY ; and the
c‘mcluding treat of Tom 7 bumb," in which MUNDEN,
LISTON, TAYLOR, SIMMONS, and Mrs. LIS TON, will
appear to the greateft advantage ; the Public has the
agreeable recollection of a very attentive and obliging
conduct on the part of Mr. BRANDON, who difcharges
the duties of his department in fuch a manner as to
gain univerfal partiality and regard.

About eleven o'clock on Saturday, a moil tremen-
dous (form of thunder and lightning paled over
Wetiminfler Hall. For a few minutes the Court of
King's Bench was aaually fo dark, being illumined
principally by a lky•light, that the Judges on the
Bench, and the Counfel at the Bar, could with diffi-
culty difcern each other. The thunder was awfully
loud, the lightning terrifica'ly vivid, and the rain
and hail fell in moll profuletorrents,notwithflanding
it blew a Rrong gale of wind at the time.