Star.
London, England, 1807-04-03 00:00:00

PARIS, MARCH a 3.

According to accounts from Milan of the t3th
feveral velrels had arrived at Ancona from Conflan-
tinople, and brought intelligence that all .he Ruffian
merchants there had been detained on the 13th of
February ; and that two fi:gwes, with troops, de-
(hued for Corfu, had been compelled to Riike their
colours before the Dardanelles.

Our Journals mention, that a duel has been fought
between Prirce Dalgorucky and another of the Ruf-
fian aides de camp M. Winzingerode, in which the
Prince was killed. The Prince was always a violent
advocate for the war. M. Winzingerode, his antago-
nill, was not lets di flinguifbed for his adherence to the
peace party. The late defeats of the Ruffians have
had a fenfible influence upon the latter.

Her Imperial Majefly ViceQLreen of Italy is fafely
delivered of a daughter. _ _ _

The Third Legion of National Guards is gorse to
Dunkirk, to relieve the Second Legion.

MARCH 25.

SULTY•FIFTH BULLETIN OP THE GRAND ARMY.
" OReredc, March to.
a The army is gone into cantonments behind the
Palfarge.
" The Prince of Ponte Corvo is at Holland and
Braunfberg ;
• Marihal Soult at Liebnadt and Mohringen;
Marfhal Ney at Gultfiadt;
• Marthal Davouit at Allenkin, Hoheaftein, and

Deppin ;
" The head quarters are at Oflerode ;
" The Path Corps of Obfervation, under General
Zayonfcheck, is at Niederberg ;
41 Marlhal Lefebvre is before Dantzick ;

it The sth corps is upon the Omulew ; a divifinn
of Bavarians, under the Crown Prince, is at Warfaw ;
the corps of Pi ince Jerome, in Silefia ; the Bth corps
of Obfervati,m is in Swedith Pomerania ; the for-
treffes of Breflau, Schweidnitz, and Brieg, are de-
moined ; General Rapp, aid decamp to the Empe
ror, is &Net nor of Thorn; bridges are thrown over
the Viqula at Marienhurg and Dirfchau.
" On the to of March, the Emperor having been
info-med that the enemy, encouraged by the potation
of our army, had (hewn themfelves on the right bank
of the Pafftrge, ordered Mar-flats Ney and Soult tt,
advance, reconnoitre, and drive the enemy hack.—
Mar fhal Ney proceeded towards Guttfladt ; Mailhal
Soult pafr-d the Pafrarge at Wntmjitt.
" The enemy', poll!, which retreated with precipi-
tation, were purfited to the ditlance of eight leagues.
The enemy obferving that the French were not in-
clined to pnrfue them any farther, and that our force
was merely an advanced guatd, th-t had left their
main body in the rear, brought forward two regi-
ments of grenadiers, and, in the cnurfc of the night,
attacked our cantonments at Zechern. The soth
regiment received them ur -n the point of the bayo-
net. The vyth and 39;h regiments alfo condOled
themfelves with great courage. In three trif.ing affairs
the Ruff tns had neatly 1030 men kiiled, wounded,
and made prifoners.
" After hiving thus diflurbed the enemy, the army
returned again to it; cantonments.
" The Grand Duke of Berg, being informed that a
corps of cavalry had advanced toWillenberg, ordeted
the Prince of B.,rghefe to attack that place, who,
at the head of his regiment, charged eight Ruffian
fcrtadrons, overthrew, and put them to flight, making
one hundred prifoners, including three Captains and
eight Officers.
" Martina Lefebvre has completely infefted Dant-
zick and commenced the lines of circumvallation
round that city."

IMO' •••••ml.mai,•••••

FROM THE FRENCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE BAMBERG GAZETTE, CF MARCH z 2.
Drefden, February 28.

" On the day before yefterday, a Wirremberg de-
tachment, of between (even and eight hundred men,
the greater part of the regiment of Lieut. General
Von Seckeadorf, brought in between 1 t and I 2CO
prifoners of war, who had belonged to the
garrifon of Schweidn4z. Between Bunzlau and Gor-
niz, 5o French cavalry had joined them, in order to
obviate a poffible attack from the remains of the
corps of thc Prince of Anhalt Plefb, which hill ten.
dered this neighbourhood unfafe. In the fecond vil.
lage of Upper Lufatia, between Bun zlau and this
place, the peafants fired from their Pictures upon the
French advanced guard, miflaking them, on account of
their blue uniform, for a Polling party of Priggaos
This millake cot fereral peafants their lives, others
were wounded. Yefterday, fevers' hundred Pruf-
flans, belonging to the fame garrifon, were brought
hither. Today a part of thefe prifoners, under an
&rut of Soo Saxon infantry, were marched towards
France ; and to.morrow the others will follow, under
an agizally ilrong &or,. The Saxon troops are to
accompany them to Wortzburg. As the prefent
garrifon is by thefe means much reduced, the out-
works of the town are guarded by the citizens. The
worthy Saxons, and efpecially the benevolent inhabi-
tants of Drefden, are indefatigable in their demon•
ftrations of friendly hcfpitality towards their old
neighbours and friends, and German countrymen,
!urniraing them with refreshment, clothing, 4c. 4t

the public eon, 'hoes, flockings, and linen were given
to thofe who were in want of them.

'6 The 6000 men, part of the Saxon contingent,
reached 13nnzlau (in Melia, four leagues from the
Saxon frontiers) on the 16th of February. The Saxon
Adjutant• General, M. De Globiz, was, in this town,
ftripped of his difpatches and ready money, and made
prifoner of war. Since this, the neighbourhood has
been freed from the fcouring parties of the enemy,
by a Saxon detachment. _ _ _

" Altenburg, Feb. 18.

46 A dangerous confpiracy has been detected in the
Prince of Ifenberg's regiment, which is lying at Leip-
zic. The defign of thefe rebels, who were already be-
come numerous, was to form a corps of freebooters ;
it is (aid too, they had laid plans of murder."

DRESDEN, MARCH If.

In confequence of the continuance of wet weather,
epidemical fcitrlet fevers begin to increafe ; numbers
of perfons are rick.
According to a letter from a Saxon Officer in Po.
land, the Saxon corps had already paffed eighteen
nights in the open air, in a dreadful morals.