Star.
London, England, 1807-04-04 00:00:00

BUDA, MARCH r.

They write from Widdin that during the courfe of
January, the Turks had the advantage in feveral en-
gagements with the Ruffians. Since the unexpe&ed
invalion of the Ruffian troops, they have been oblig.
ed to make confiderable detachments to reinforce
their army in Pcland, fo that their number had con.
fiderably dimiliod previous to thofe engagements._.
The Ruffians had not ye, been able to crofs the River
Alta. Thole wh3 had appeared upon the Banks of
the Danube, having been several times overthrown,
concentrated therifelves in the environs of Buchareft.
The corps of Giurgewo never ceases to harafs them;
after having beat them a few leagues from the town,
it compelled them to retreat. Another engagement
took place near Limnitza, a village upon the banks
of the Danube—the Ruffians were beat with lots, fo
that Buchareft is in a manner blockaded, the whole
country being occcupied by the Turks.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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After our paper was at prefs yefterday we received
Paris Journals to the 28th nit. with the Sixty-firth
Bulletin of the French Army. This document ad-
mits that the Ruffians harafs them in their quarters.
They talk of fpeedily undertaking fomething impor-
tant, and it is probable that by this time another
battle has taken place—but whether fought by the
French or by the Ruffians, time mull inform us. It a
will be feen by an extra& flem a dilpatch of Genera
BENNIGSEN of the 27th February, that he is no way
intimidated by the threats of the enemy ; that in fad
he holds him cheap and that he was in daily expetia-
tion of reinforcements.—This document is not copied
from a French paper.
The French Papers alfo contain, an intercepted
Difpatch from the Ruffian Minifier of State to the
Ruffian Ambaffador at the Porte. It is very long, but
by no means interefling—lt was of cantle written
before the rupture between thofe two Powers. The
fubflance of it is, that the Court of Pcterfhurgh could
not confider the relations between the two countries
as re-eftablifhed—ift, until the rights and prerogatives
of the prineipalitiiaof Moldavia and Wallachia fhould
be re-dtablithed, in the fulldt force and vigour
:
idly, until the paffage of the Bofphorus fhould be de-
clared free to the Blips of war and tranfports of bit
Ruffian Majefty :—and, laftly, until the Porte fhould
renew her alliance with England.

A Dutch Captain, who arrived in the River yeffer-
day, Rates, that when he left Amfterdam on the 27th
ult. a report prevailed there, of an anion having taken
place on the 18th ult. in which the left wing of the
French Army was defeated !,y the Allies. We men-
tion this rumour as it reached us, without pretending
to vouch its accuracy.

Some new creations of Peers are talked to increafe
the firength of the New Adminitlration, in the Upper
Houfe. The names mentioned are, Sir Hastar
MILDMAY, Bart. the Earl of HADDINGTAN, the Earl
of DA:.HOUSIE, the Earl of ABERDEEN, the Marquis
of HUNTLEY, and the Earl of DALREITH. Others
may perhaps follows.
It is not yet decided whether Lord ABERDEEN, or
Lord HUNTLEY gets the Great Seal of Scotland.