Star.
London, England, 1807-07-18 00:00:00

A GOTTENBURGH MAIL

Arrived this morning. The intelligence it brings
►efpe@ing affairs in Poland, are not fn late as the
account► re.mived by the Denmark Mails ; nor do the
accounts relpeliting the movements of the Swedes
come down to a very late date.

REPORT

OF maina 11.•V011 GASIDN2i., COMMANDANT.
" Ce!berg. Jose 20.

" The enemy priceeds with great citcumfpettion
in his operations again this place, and every thing
is drum nn row fide to defend this fewtrefs. Abnut
iloo paces from this place is a height, which com-
mends the citcumjacent country. which has been
fnnified by the garrifou in the bell Planner circum-
ilaretb would, admit.

•. Twice has the enemy endeavoured to rende►
himfelf mailer of the heights, but bas been ►epnlfed
with confidemble We: the lull time he furprifed
the height, (Defended only by 160 men) with a
corps of loco men, and cart ied it ; but it was imme
diatcly tetaken by the grenadiers, and the enemy 101 l
00 that occafinn boo men killed, amcmg whom were
a Colonel anti Ulla teen officers. The enemy has now

tonspieted the rend parallel, and appliei himfelf
►o make.mtnes and tree butteries to tefitittunt oer
Ow. I Make frequent rallies, and have taken feet-
ral convoys cleansed for the enemy. Un different
nemsfinns we haste taken one Major, four Captaithi
and five Lieutenant*, prifuners of war."—Stodgy ittihti
Gaza*, ej yruir s 7.

" Mewl quarters, 3tralfunk, Jane st
" Adjutant General Von Engelbriehten, who by hi!
Swedills Majeay was fent on a putiehlar minion to
his Majelly the King of PtuWa, returned from Pilled
oh tht soth initant.
14 The frontiers irons Dangertin to Garmin, are
guarded by Swedifh troops, the left wing being com-
manded by Colonel Baron Stael Von Holitein, and
the tight by Colonel Baron Platen. The diflria from
Garmin to Gaunfchward is occupied by Ruffian
troops Under the orders of Colonel Bulow. The ad.
'anted polls of the army are commanded by Adjd-
tant General Baron Tawafi.
Some of the Swedifh troops, with feveral batteries
of artillery, are in cantonments in the environs of,
Barth, Grimm, and Fountzborgh, under the orders
of Lieutenant General Baron Wrede, whole headf
quarters :Ire in the left place. The referee castifiy
is commanded by Colonel Count Hampul Mourns,'
*hi) has eitablinted his head quarters in Richtenberg.
" The main body of the Royal Pruffian troops,.
quartered in the neighbourhood of Greifswald, is
commanded by Lieutenant General •on Blucher,
who has removed his head quarters to Greifswald.
Iteßet day arrived here Count Ulric Gyldannt.lpe,
Lord Chamberlain to the (teen, with the joyful
news of her Majefly having on the :21 infant been
fafely delivered of a Princefs.
"Count de la Chapelle, Mat echal des Camps to his
Majefly the ling of F►ance, and Chevalier de Fian-
val, Colonel in the fame fervice, who artived here
from England, were yeAerday prefented to his Ma-
jefty."—Gottenbargt Gazette, gig) a.

EXTIACT 02 A LETTPIR TROU STOCKHOLM, Of JUIII 29
Yellerday arrived here a • :ffel, which fet fail from
Riga lift Midfummer-day; the M titer of which Rates,
that, after feveral days hard fighting, the Ruffians
have been completely defeated on their whole line.'
At Riga, much fear was entertained of the arrival of
the French; and Mr. Z Swedifh Conful in
Riga, had already engaged the cabin of the above
veil for himfelf and family, when intelligence was
received, that an armiflice had been concluded for
to days between the Ruffians and French. Memel
is reported to be in the priffelfinst of the French.
GOTTENBUROH, JULY 6.
The firtdivilion of -the, Englith expedition paffed
the Sound foe ttralfond on the lath intl. 'all well.
The accounts in the Aifilt do Nord and Hamburgh
papers, dated Elfineur the 13d of June, refpelling the
Ids of an Engli(h fhip of the line, and of feveral
tranfports on this emit, and that 703 dead honks
were found near Stromaadt are all falfe ; it is true
that four or five veifels were driven on More, and
among them an Englifh one, we believe from Hull
I to St. Peteriburgh, having 18 hotfes oq board, which
were 1011.

Lientenant•C4lonel HAIM arrived in town yef
terday from Memel, which place he left on the 76th
ult. confequently he brings no intelligence relpetting
the Preliminary 'l'‘reaty which is fuppofed to have
been figned. It does not appear that in any con-
ference which took place after the Arntiftice, Lord
Hos-cutaway, or any other Engfills Agent, was re-
lent.

A Memorial was prefented, on Wednefday. to the
KING, from,Sir DAVID Basta, praying that he might
Blare the prize money wiling from the captureof the
Cape of Good Hope and Buenos Ayres, equally with
Gen. Be R SUOMI, t upon the ground that he was with
General Bremer'', at the capture of the Cape, and
that a company of his men affilled in the capture of
Buenos Ayres. We nnderfland that his Majasstr
has referred the Memorial to the Privy Council.

The infpeelion of the Yeomanry and Volunteer
Corps in the Canterbury dillria is continued without
intermiffion.

Monday, the 4.th battalion of the Royale, tom.
manded by Lieutenant-Colonel HAT, marched from
Glafgnw Barracks for Edinburgh Cagle.

MILITARTMovsNinTs is TNI SUMS DISTIICT,
&c.—The Berkfhire militia from Steyning to Blet.
chingden, to relieve the sd Souserfet militia, who in,
to Steyning; the Northumberland militia front their
prefent Ration to Hollings; the North York and
Renfrewfbire militia from the eaffern dilltias of Suf.
fez to barracks in the wettern diftria of that county ;
the 6th Dragoon Guards from Bexhill to Norwich;
the 15 h Dragoons have snitched from Weymouth,
as have the ;4th Light Dragoons from Dorchefier,
op Thurfday, Friday, and Saturday la, on their
route for Guildford and its neighbourhood.
The officers of the 13th Regiment of Light Dra
goons yelletclay celebrated, at the Collie Inn, Rich-
mond, the anniverfary of the- memorable battle of
Emfdor ff, Where•that corp. In eminently dillintruills-
ed itfelf. The charaoer which the t sth efiablifhect
on that day, has influenced their behaviour on all
fubfequent (veers's+, and the latl war on the Continent
bears * further teltimony of the conduit and bravery
of this regiment.

F 4 OT•RACR..+A thatch for so guineas, between
Lord FRIDLRICZ Baauct.eac and the Honourable
Mr Beano, took place on %Vednefdiy evening, in
Lord's Cricket Ground. Lord FRIMRRICK beat his
antagonitt hollow. The parties were to run too
yards. Mr. BRAND gave in before he had got iso
p et S, being quite winded. Tl,e Duke of ST.ALBAIi k
goat the bet. Marry fportiog meta were preen'.