Star.
London, England, 1807-04-20 00:00:00

VIENNA. APRIL t.

The Imperial Ruffian Admiral Simarin has fet
fail with a ilrung divilion of his Nuadron, which has
lately been confiderably reinforced, from the lonian
or /Egean Sea, to join the remaining part of the
Engliffilleet, which was left cruiziog off Tenedos.—
Court Gazilk.

The Duke of Richlieu has put himfelf in motion
with a confiderable corps affembled in the Govern.
ment of Ode& and Faganrok. to march to Molda-
via.—Ham. Comilla's. April t 4.

BERLIN, APRIL S.
thoufand Spann cavalry and 24..000 infantry
of the fame nation, have paired the Pyrenees, and
are expefted on the Banks of the Elbe the latter end
of April.
APRIL I I.—The pafage of French troops by dl
vilions and whole regiments, is greater than ever.—s.
We alto daily fee pats through here confiderable
tranfports of powder and ammunition of all forts.—
The waft of fpecie is felt every day more and more,
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als
and it will almoft bojmpoifible for the city to form
the contribution of a million, which has been de-
manded. • .... - • •

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AFFAIRS OP SWEDEN.

#UBLIC ORDERS,

" Stettin, April 6.
" His Majefty baring thought proper to raife the blockade of
Stralfund for the precut, the Stb Corps of. the Army has broken
up from its quarters to Swedifh Pomerania and Ancient, in order
to usidatakeferloolly the blockade of Colbert."
STRALSUND, APRIL 4.

I have the pleafure of informing you, that' On the
in Ina. about eleven in the morning, a part oLonr
troops, Mom boo men, made a fortie out of the
Knieper and Triebfeer gates. Our Governor, Gene-
ral Von Effen, and General Armfeld, had the com-
mand. The whole confined of infantry and huffars,
and. the artillery under the command of Colonel Car-
del. At &ft, the French entrenched themfelves
ftrongly within their works, but at length united
themfelves by the great breall works before the Trieb.
leer gate. But as the Governor came round with his
wing from the Knieper gate, they ran into the Luf-
fatter works, in order tb avoid being turned. Here
they fired from three cannon ; but they loon after
hallened to Luderffiagen, and then fired again : the
Swedes followed them dole with their cannon. Now
the enemy began to run ferioufly, and though their
fotce,. according to the prifoners, was about 6000
men ftrong, they retreated as fall as poffible.
Yenerday evening we had tgo prifoners, French
and Dutch. 'According to the official intelligence we
have 'received, General Armfeld was yefterday in
Ancient, and the Governor on the march between
Loilz and Demmin: How far the Swedes will pro-
, ceqd in th,eir,purfuit no one knows.
At this Moment we receive intelligence that goo
Frenchmen hoc been made prifoners in the Pruffian
territory.
Yefterday we had no more than so wounded and
four dead. .

Tire Dutch prifoners are all extremely difconten-
ted. They complain that for a long time they have
had no pay, and were therefore forced to plunder to
keep themfelvars from Rarving. The French foldiera
go about in a very ragged Rate. Their works
round Stralfund are excellently furnilbed with faf-
eines, double pallifades, large foffes, which are in part
filled with water.
The villages round the town have fuffered exceed.
ingly. Every where are to befeen ftraw huts with
benches in the middle : the fire is in the middle, and
it is open above to let out the finoke. We fee the
remains of horfe flesh and bones, and the country
people fay, the enemy even eat cats. The Rate of
the public mind in the town is excellent, and when
ever a tranfport of the French is brought in, we hear
nothing but (bouts of joy.
At the clofe I have to mention, that an eflaffette
brings us intelligence, that befidea the five hundred
prifoners, a confiderable number of French have been
captured, and at Demmin forty waggons of rice, fifty
burthens (each containing twenty four tacks) of oats,
and fifty burthens of wheat, brandy, &c. have been
feized.

Athankfgiving day is to be celebrated to-morrow.
REMPIN (IN MECKLENBURGH) APRIL. 6.
The French have been beaten from Stralfund.—
The Swedes made a fortie from the Knteper and
Triebfeer gates, and drove every thing before them.
'Anclam has been taken by norm by the Swedes un-
der General Armfcld. The French have plundered
and dreadfully ravaged that unfortunate town. Fried-
land,was then taken, and today the turn comes to
Prenslow. Demmin, Darwin, all, are in the hands
of the Swedes. Fifteen hundred of the enemy have
laid down their arms. In Neakalden, or fomewhat
nearer, 8o French and Dutch fuffered themfelves to
14 taken by i dozen Swedifh huffars. The Count is
at the head quartet s at Demmin (entre nous, incognito)
The Governor Von Eden is alfo there. All the ma-
Igazines, fora, and the Pruflan cannon, lii twenty-
four pounders, fix mortars, and feventeen howitzers,
are in the poffeffion of the Swedes. Today we have
here in Remplin forty huffats, and thus in a few days
there will not be an enemy in the coun,ry. In Dem-
min, the Swedtfh advanced guard is more than two
thoufand thong. The rice waggons from your city
of Hamburgh, or perhaps from Lubeck, have been
taken by the Swedes. Atmfeld's corps is tg,ooo
Ilrong. The King will probably come himfelf with the
great• reinforcements, which are every moment ex-
peded. •A frefh landing of Swedes took place yeller-
day at Stralfund. The army is to be above fifty
thernfand men thong. You may rely upon my com-
Municaticn.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 7.

We have letters from Dantzic of the tR inflant.—
They fiats the garrifon to be in high fpirits, and to
have been recently flrengthened by four thoufand
Ruffians and twelve hundred Colfacks. A partial
engagement took place between the befieging army
and the garrifon on the 29th ult. when the latter Inc-
ceeded in taking 520 prifoners, with a lots on their
part of 127 killed and 68 wounded. The lots of the
French in killed and wounded was ellimated at nearly
400. anion was the refult of a vigorous [ally,
in which the enemy was completely furprifed. The
writer of the account taw the alio:4 from the top of
a cliurch.
. _ HAMBURGH, APRIL 8.
Rerday's accounts from Roftock state, that a
fmlat nbips of Swedifh cavalry, of ,from fifty to fiziy
menootnnianded by Lieutenant Moore, unexpeaedly
entereil•the town, by forcing the pallifadoes, on the
night between Sunday and Monday, and on afrem-
bling the Magiftrates, declared his taking poffeffion of
the town in the name of the King of Sweden and the
Duke of Mecklenbargh, and that the town and its trade
was free. This little corps pufhed afterwards further
out of the town, and would have ventured to Schwe-
rin, had they not been prevented by a falfe account
of about three thoufand Duteh troops being on their
match- to the affiftance of that place. They left
Roftbek after having made prifoners the (mall' gar-
rife% and taking two pieces of cannon from them,
which the Commander raid he took merely in depot,
to be given back at a future time, wion the old order
of things thould again be re eflablifised.

RLSOMIR, APRIL 9.
By an arrival vvilerday, in Ave days from Dant zic,
we have the fraisfailkory intelligence, that that city ia
related fromits impending danger, by the feafonable
arrival of four thoufand RufGans. The garrilon has
again taken poffefflon of. the Fair Water, to w!hich
the enemy had advanced. We are alined, from the
fume (outer, that the Rut4an grand army. has been
joined by upwards of tasty thoufand treat troops. A

general battle was every day melted to occur. The,
affairs of out ports and fkirmilhes have been very
'fiequent, and even fanguinary, from the strtth to the
end of Taft month. The Pruffians join the Ruffians in
confiderable numbers ; but the former complain
terly of the want of arms, which they anztoufly expea
from England. The number of foldiers without arms
is very great.
BANES OF THE FLEE, APRIL t 3.
In the night from the 6th to the 7th of this month
the town of Roftock was furprifed by a Swedifb corp.,
who, condulted by a guide which it had taken at
Stralfund, entered the laid town by a fluice, avoid.
ing the gates ; this corps returned after having made
prifoners the garrifon, confifting of from r:o to r3o
Dutch troops, as well as the fecretary of the French
Vice Conful M. Martenfen, and after taking off the
fequeftration laid upon the Swedifit (hips which were
to be fold the next day, as alfo that laid upon Eng-
ltfh merchandize. Another corps of about 200
Swedes in waggons advanced as far as the lake of
Schwerin, and afterwards retired; the principAl corps
of the Swedes appears to be direBcd towards Swot.,
a divifion of which entered Friedland on the 6111.
It is confirmed that the communication betvrcen
Pillau and Danzig is eftablithed by the Prifch-liaff ;
on the 29th March a freth reinforcement of 4300
Ruffians arrived by fea at Dantzig.—eilkite dt
Nord, April 14.