Star.
London, England, 1807-02-26 00:00:00

POLA kV.

LEMBERG, JAN. 16.
Mifery increafes in Poland every day : all the me.
chanics are out of employment. Articles of the firll
nece&y, particularly bread, pulfe, wine, and fugar,
are extremely fcarce. As to meat, it is plentiful et
prefent, becaufe the inhabitants hav,: been obliged to
kill and difpofe of their cattle for want of fodder to
feed them ; forage of every kind having been kited
foi'the armies.

JAN. 13.—General Kamenfki, wilt the main body
of the Ruffian army, is potted behind the river Nut.
The head quarters are in a fmall village of the fame
name. Auxiliaries arrive for the Ruffian army fi rr,
the farthefi parts of the empire in Alia. The firl*
corps of referve is near Byalyftock, where there IS a
large magazine ; a fecond army of referve is at Crod•
no, and a third at Dubno. The recruits, who are
numerous., are trained and exercifed, fit for the ranks'
in -fourteen days. Dubno and Niefewiefs are both
flrongly fortified. In the former place the French
prifoners are kept, previous to their being carried fur-
ther into the interior. To animate the courage of the
Ruffian foldiers, the Emperor has prurnifed to rro.
mite every officer who (hall diftinguifh himfeli, be.
fides a grant of crown lands, &c. The wounded pi.
vates are alfo to receive penlions, and their widows
and orphans to be provided for.

EXTRACT VF A LETTER FROM PRUSSIAN FOMERANIA,
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JANUARY 24.

"The winter quarters promifed to the French a•my
do not appear likely.tc.bc of long duration. It feems
that the Ruffians want to occupy the pofition which
the French hold at prefent, between 'the Num, e
Bug, and the Viffula, in order to the recommerc:
ment of aftual hoffilities. There is no longer am
prchability that the French can advance into Eallern
Prullia, without coming to an action ; and it is pro.
bable that, before they can reach honing(bcrg,• their
mu It fight the combined Ruffians and Pruning, in tl
environs of that city."
WARSAW, JANUARY 19. •
A great number or troop havettpeffed theViflula
within thefe few days, one part of which will go into
winter quarters in Silefia, and 'the other incline to the
fide of Graudentz. The Ruffian army is Rill behind
the Niemen—we are :sabred that a great part of this
army, from want of provifions, will march to this
fide of Memel.

Among the important and fortified points on the
ether fide of the Viflula, occupied by the French, is
to be included Sierock, fituated on the .confluence of
the Narew and the Bug. The army has left Oliro.
lenka and Byalyftock, becaufe thefe two points were
too diftant from the principal corps.

POSEN. FEBRUARY 6.
It appears that the Emperor intends to move to.
wards Koningfbetg. with the whole of 114 army.

• . DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, FEBRUARY Jo.
A vefrel..6mm:Knninh(berg, which eivered the
Snund on theitni Wigs Intelligence that every thing
was quiet at. ciiningifierg. and that there wete no
Fieneli troops in that neighbourhood.

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]V; t~KI.ENRrTRGH, FESReARY 5.
IZo country has fuffered mire bf.the prefent war
then Meeklenbargh. Three French armies have al-
ternately been quartered upon there unfortunate pro,
vinces, viz. thofe of Martha! Bernadotte, the Grand
Duke of Berg, and Marfbal Spult; exciufive of the
Pruillan army, which has traverfed the whole coun-
try between this place and Lubeck. Befides there,
Martha! Mortices corps has colt the Duchy of Mec-
iclenburgh two millions of crowns, excldiae of a con•
tribution of one million of crowns in hard caih.
SAXONY, JAN. 24.
This year's fair at Leiplic turned out jufl as might
have been expthed from the prefent circumstances;
it could fcarcely be perceived that it fair time.:
and, even in f ime of the moh public flreets, the-
fhops were not opened.

VIENNA, JAN. ag. •
The Auflrian prifoner s of war who have returned
from France, have given their Sovereign a (hiking
proof of their attachment ; for in tpite of all they have
fuffered on the road, and the fedueions to which
they were espied in all the States through which
tlley palled, particularly. on the holders of the Rhine,
where they were obliged to remain for tome months,
out of 36,930 men who went to France, 36,000 have
actually arrived upon the Autirian territory. Thefe
faithful foldiers chaunted hymns of joy upon their
arrival in Autlria.—Goart Gazette.

J&WUARV number of Jews have been 2T-
rated in Gallicia, who, in fpite of the prohibition,
have difpofed of Wine and provitions on the other
tide of the frontier.

They write from Cracow, that the Adlrian Ge-
neral Baron Vincent, who was at Warfaw, has left
that city and proceeded to St. Peterfburgh.

ERLANGEN, FEBRUARY 3.
The Au(lrian regiments in Bohemia have received
orders to put themfelves in motion ; among thele are
the light bode of Rofenberg, and the "'Mans of
Schwartzenberg.

AFFSCHAFFENBURO, FEB. s.
The- poft town of Dettingen laft night prefented a
fcene of horror. About midnight, a band of rob.
bets insetted the place, took poffeffion of the fired:,
and kept up an inceffant fire upon the houfes. About
thirty of them foned their way into the Crown inn,
where they confined the landlord, his guells, and Ms
fervanu, and (tripped the houfe. Among the per-
lons they rubbed was Mr. Darr, the Minifler of
Bruchfil, who was found dead after the robbers
departed. The inhabitants were fo much terrified,
that they could not come to the affiftance of the
Crown inn. The people tried to ring the bell to give
an alarm, but they found the rope had been MVP.
roily cut. Proper meafures are taken to diftuver
tilde villains.