Star.
London, England, 1807-05-02 00:00:00

COPEICHAGEN, APRIL zB.

Our Journals contain the following :
u On the &ft of April, General Bennigfen re.
connoitred the enemy in perfon ; and it was the Re,
neral opinion in Dantzic on the Bth, that an account
of a great battle rnfFht be expetled every moment.
". The gatrifon of Dantzic, with the rcipform
ments it has received, is eßimated at 40,000 men.,
All the pavement is titEen up, to prevent the Tireei
of the bombs. Up to the Bth, the Fahwatro:
Dantzic was oven, but the French Rill continued io
poffaum of the peninfula.
" It is Paid that his Swedilh Mikity will repair to
Hellingburgh about the latter end 4 this month,
where he• is to have a conference with the Englai
Admiral Ruffen, who is expeCted in the Baltic witt
a flfet. and with General Stuart, who will coca.
=and the German Legion."

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CONsTANTINOPLE, MARCH it.
The Englifh, in repaffing the Dardanelles on the
3d indent, kept up a terrible fire againd the cafilet,
Theit bomb veffels and gun b.iats were , f great life
to th.m ; for they were ii potted as to prOtelt the
flips of the lino and frigates again! the Ere front the
Dkrdanelles.
A Ruffian fleet, of ten fail of the line and eiplt
frigates, with troops on hoard, having, as it is fiat
arrived at the ifland of Tenedos, and the End
Admirals being able, in coniundlion with this Beer,'
make a fecond attempt again! the Dardanelles ail
Conflantinople, thsy are labouring ••.ght .and day,u
well here as at the other tattles, to ered new bate,
ri.ts upon the coeds ; and for this purpofe, nifty
French officers of the artillery and engineers are Upr expedled. The new Grand Admiral has anchored
1 the Tux kill) fleet under the guns of the forts. If the
Anglo Ruffian fleet (hall attempt to make anotici
attack, there mull neceifatily be a decifive battle.
Provifions bein ng longer allowed to come here,
either from the ifiands of the Archipelago, or !roil
the other ports in the Levant, nor from the Black
Sea, the increafe of price is beginning to be felt, itif
there is a want of many articles of the fitil medic,.
The French Ambafradur, who is equally at:Sinai
indefatigable, fends every two,or three days amnia
to WarfAw, by Lemburgh.
VIENNA, APRIL 7.
By Thine of an order from his Imperial %jelly,
there will let out every daj from Ofen, duringthe
fitting of the Diet of Hungary, a courier with the let.
ten for Kafchau and Lemburgh. The police of this
city ha- fr.djenly received an order to diffnlve de
Club of the principal Bankers and Merchants who
met at the Imperial Coffee Houfe.
APRIL 9 —The Spanith Envoy here has received
a courier from Confia.rotnople, who left that place ot
the 18. h of Ma:ch. The P rt.? had officially as
n,,unced the return of the Englifh through the
Dardanelles, by a circular note to ttic Foreign tit
nillers. The cads of Mr. Arbuthnot, it is laid, an
to be excepted ft QM the general confifcation of Eng
lifls property.
Arati. as.--The. Emprefs of Auflria died on the
13th initant. at half pall (even in the morning. as
bad been delivered of a dest4 child nn the 511 s.
alarming situation of her IrLialy brought the Ea
perch- and the Archduke Cheiles back from Buda ea
the t Ith. The Emperor never quitted.her a mom
after, till the expired. She was 34 years, ten months,
and (even days (4d. Out of twelve children, four
Piinces and five Princeffes are (till living,,and are
the conf elation of their Monti us father, while they
are equally the hope of Us fubjeas.

BARTENSTRIN, MARCH 16.
For many days pall confiderable fupplies of forage
and provifions have been received by the Ruffian
army. All the high roads are covered with them.
The army will have a fupply of provifions for fit
morths.

We have Peen pars by to-day the honk artillery at•
tached to the Cotracks, which is to join the Hetmn
Lieutenant General Dc Platow. It confifts of p
rix-pouoders, on very light carriages ; each piece is
drawn by four horles, and managed by ten artillery.
men. This corp.., which has been three months and
a half on the riad, and which marched fix or fever
German miles a day, has diltinguilhed itlelf by dr
good order and discipline it has preferved.

PETERSBURGH. ;EBRUARY
The Emperor has ellablithed a C, onmittee
Safety, c,umpofed of the Minaterb of Juaice, of Ws,
and ..f the Interior, and two Senators. rhis Com,
mittee is to try all dilturbers of public tranquillity,
and accufe all thole who carry on a criminal core
fpondence wit* the enemy. The number of arrelb
is inereafing. and perform of the &it refpeeabilit,
are exiled. The Englifh party perfecutes all thole
who are adverfe to the dark tnanceuvres which hart
involved us is this dellruaive

THORN. APRIL ro.
For eight days pall we have remarked an uncon,
mon movement among the French troop; ; we meal
to fay, their centre has been confiderably firengthene.
—Yefferdoy a train of artillery arrived here frog
Sildia, on its way to Dantzic.

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We have jnft learned, that the Pruffian pram ti
Colbug has received a reinforcement of Ruffians,

DARNTSTADT, APRIL rt.
The levy of recruits in ttiia diatitt has caufed s
cliflurhance, in which the peafants have killed a dra•
vnn and wounded an rfficer. Eleven of the mnft
guilty have paid with their lives for their crime, and
fifteen were concluded, on the fecotid, to the prifal
of this town.
CARLSRHUS (BADEN), APRIL t t.
Our court has prohibited allEnglilh go As throne.
out the Duchv of Btden. The ordonnance coata;ng
three principal regulations:
1. All communication with England, and with Englifh coTtnet,
Oal hnufeg, is p• °Whited.
a The importation of Englifh mereltandize, and the formation
of depots of fuch merchandise. with the ioteminn of introducing
it into France, is babidden under pain of Ltmfifeation.
3. From the date of the publicdoos! of this ordonnance. the ir"
plirtatin I of any kind of merchandiz • fr"m Enal,„d, and ad( tear!•
ing in fuels mrrchandizt, is prohibited throughout the whole al
the Grand Du6ty.

FRANKFORT, APRIL r 9.
In a letter from Bamberg. of we loth inflanr, it
is fail, dire♦, intelligtnce from the French fie.scl-
q2arters, and horn veto a od au•c,otity,
the earlier inf,rmation, of new' ctations between the
Belligerent Powers, adding. 111,4 r according tn the
turn which thefe negociations have nr,w taken, it
can (Caney be doubted, that the conclp(ion of peace
upon the Continent is very near at band.

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