Star.
London, England, 1801-02-16 00:00:00

The Ruan General SratwopOrrsm is on his

return with 4896 Ruffian prifoners. '
Theßuffian Miniiler M. KALITC H t Fr, lately Vic-
e journeys with two Adjutant-Generals,
feveral Cavaliers, and Secretaries of Legation,
through Koniglberg to Berlin, and thence to Frank.
fot t on the Maine, whence he will go accompanied
with feveral Minillers from Foreign Courts to Lu-
neville and Paris,. to take part in the Congreft. for
Peace. M. KALITCHEFF has already palled through
Konigsberg.
BERLIN, Fes. 6.—Yeßerday afternoon Louts

• BONA►ARTE left this city.
Sroccuot.m, JAN. 27.—Since the return of our
Soiereign from Ruffia, the greatelt preparations
have been making in the War Department. The
Commander in Chief of the Fleet,. Count WAC NT.

MEISTER, has been fent for here from Cirlfcrona,
to be prefent at the Councils held relative to the
naval preparations. The !hips of the line and
frigates which Sweden is to fit out agreeably to
the Convention of Neutrality, will be commanded
by Rear-Admiral Baron Pati:lpm. Should
eireumftances require, two grand divifions of 50;
armed (hips each will be befides held in reacrntefs,
to ferve in the Sound, as Coon as the feat !hall be
open. The Rear-Admiral of tht Bine, M. Vow
ROSENSTLIN, and M. de FAT est, are appointed,
commanders; the former of the divifion of Sch..
nen, and the latter of that of Gottenbtug, in this
Acct.

A land army of 20,000 men will immerlia'
be alfemblcd, and form two large camp.'" the one
in Schonen, and the other not far from Gotten-
burgh. We are affured that. his MAJESTY Will
command this army in perfon, which in the mean
time will be under the orders of that able Ge-
neral TOLL, under whom Baron SEDERSTIWERM
will command the Camp in Scboncn, and Major
General •Baron CARMAN that near Gotten-,
burgh. The former compofed of three regiments
of Cuiraffiers, two regiments of light cavalry, the
infantry regiments, the King's own, of Colmar, of
Cronberg, of lonkeping, &c. with the regiments
of artillery, Rationed in Schoncn : the latter
camp will confift of the cavalry and infantry re-
giments in Eall and Welt Gothland, Wermeland,
and Bohnftihn, with the regiments of artillery
Lying in Gottenburgh and the furrounding for-
trellis. If to there we •add the troops feting in
Garrifon, as marines, there will be about 30,000
men in motion, betides which the militia of the
country have orders to hold themfclves in readl-
nefs to march at the firft notice. General Baron
TOLL and Admiral CRC/Ns-rear, who may be con-
fidered as miniflers for war and for the navy,
will next week leave Stockholm to fuperintend
the preparations at Carlferona, and the Southern
and Weftern provinces of the kingdom.
From Ruda we have received certain intelli-
gence that a much greater force both by tea and
land than was Ripulated by the Convention is ready
to ad, fhould any Foreign Power (hew itfelf hof-
tilely difiiofed towards the Northern Alliance of
Neutrality. Three (hips which have arrived at
Gottenburgh from England, have brought the un-
expeeed advice of au Embargo having been laid
on all SwediCh and Danifh Merchant (hips in the
Englifb harbours. This intelligence has caufed
the greater fenfation both at Court and on the E-
xchange, as neither .Sweden nor Denmark have
given any occafion for hollilities on the part of
England; but are only defirous to maintain the
rights of Neutrality, as in the time of the Ameri-
can war in t 780.

J.M. 30.--The Military preparations both by
lea and land are carried on with the great& alti-
vity. His Majelly has appointed the Upper.
Chamberlain Count STRONFORIMO be a General
of Divifioti in the Army on the coaft.

PRIVATE LETTER.

Comm/kora, Jaw. ao.—Having Tome bnfinefs
in town, I was yefterday on 'Change, and never
vritneffed a feene of fich univerfal fatisfaaion as
appeared in the countenance of every perfon pre-
fent, the caufe of which was, that the evening be-
fore a Meffenger arrived from St. Peterfburgh,
with advice of the Est PIM/a having difmired the
Danifit Minifter, and ordered his Minifler at this
Court to leave it immediately. He has according-
ly left tdwn this day.
The caufe of this fudden change is occafioned
by a refervation made by the Danilh Government
in ligning the armed neutrality the fifth ult. not
to engage in any mifunderftanding or difpute that
might esift between any of the allies and any
other Power previous to that date.

I This •circtmilance has difpelleJ that political
gloom, which for fome time has hung over this
country ; and being now free from their engage•
ments with the EMPEROR, rem apprehenfive of no
other danger for the prefent.
Fs& 7.—We have to-day received certain in-
telligence, that the inifunderilanding between
Rotas and Denmark is entirely adjußed. A
Courier who arrived here yeflerday from St. Pe-
teriburg, brought this advice. It is now laid, that
the Ruffian Amb4tdor, M. Lis/stmts.:cat, will
very loon return to Copenhagen.