Star.
London, England, 1807-06-19 00:00:00

waled. Some days ago it was within three dais
march of the Danube.
The Ruffian agents are in the greatea tonnes.
nation. They are packing up, and snaking off.—
Their grief and lamentations aßliB the head. The
affairs of the Turks go on very well ; it is probable
that in a few days they will be at Buchareft."
PARIS, JUNE 7.
Carilinal Fefch is gone to Paris. It is fuppofed
that he will perform the funeral fervice over the body
of Prince Napoleon Charles of Holland.
General junot has infpetted the camp of St. Re-'
nan, near Brea, and maneettvred the troops. On the
22d init. he reviewed the garrifon of Breß.
The Mayor of Botirdeaux, on the 3oth ult. announ-
ced to the inhabitants, that the auxiliary Spanifh
troops would arrive in that city in the follriwing or-
der : 1245 men on the 3d of June, to remain there
on the 4th.; 2332 on the sth, to remain the 6th;
1544 on the 7th, to remain the Bth ; 1388 men,
and 540 horfes, on the 9th, to remain the toth; 670
men and 540 holies on the itth, to remain the lath.
There auxiliary troops are on their route to the Grand
Army. On the fame day that this Notification was
made, the ()leen of Holland arrived at Bourdeaux.
Her Majeay alighted at Fumel's hotel under a
feigned name.—Upwards of 4o veffels in ballaft had
alfo arrived in the port of Bourdeaux.
Madame Seballiani, the lady of our Ambaffador,
died lately at Conaantinople, having been married
only one year. She was buried with great pomp.
The 5 per cent. Capfuls are 76 francs 90 tents.
HAGUE, JUNE u.

Relative to the landing of a (mall patty of Englith
at the mouth of the Elbe, and the fpirited refalance
made againft them by the Dutch troops, General
Dumonceau has fent the following report from his
head gnat ters:
" On the 24th of May, the Englilh effedted a landing near Do.
nen, a (mall village, at fome diftance from Cuxhaven. In order to
conceal their apptoach, the enemy mixed their veffels with a rium •
bet of filing febuyts, and other (mall veffels,frbrtt which we could
not ditiinguifie them. The fentinel on the moft forward point, not
furpedling the leaft hoftility, no fooner difeovered the enemy than
be fired his nmfitet, and ran off with all (peed to the village, where
I.ieut. Chateleux, one ferjeknt, and two cbaffeura, an of the third
battalion, were taken prifoners by the Englifla before they knew of
their arrival. This was at fix in the morning. ,
" Lieut. Elbers, commanding the port at Doze, had no fooner
received advice of thi, aff.,ir, than he fee out with as cbgreurs to
Dunen, and drove the enemy out of the village. In the interim,
Captain Bofchud,'eommander of a battilion of chaffeurs at Cux-
haven, having received intelligence of the enemy's proceeding, col-
ledtsd as many voltigeurs and cambineers as he coal], and placed
them on a dike. between the two villsgra before mentioned. The
enemy obferving the approach of our troop, teemed as if they
were getting their vet Is ready to refill ug. Without. lofs of time,
Captain Bofchud ordered the drums to h-at a march, and fell upon
the Englith with inch fpirit, that they fied in the greateft diford.:r
towards the lea, where a number of them threw thentfclves into
the water, to endeavour, if pombk.i.O reach their vefiltls. Moft of
them were drowned, and much .thetftitalleft part of them were for-
tunate elks& to rave thealelves In two of their veffels. The third
veffel fell into our hands, and was burot,'after the cordage and
cannon had heed 'alien out of her.
" The two Englilh frigates and a brig, Rationed upon this coa
in all probability wiling to be Miteng,t-4 for the loft.; of their (malt
craft, (leered their courfe towards Cuxbaten, about two in the
afternoon, and commenced a balmy fire upon a three gun battery
at the entrance of the plasm.
" This battery, intended rather for protedling trade than fuf-
tabling or anfotering the fire ash enemy's Iquadron : had no mar
inn, and fcarcely three 0100 sere fired (ram it ag.l'.nft the Fog-
lifh. Captain Bofchud, bearing of thofe feel boftilities, repaired
to Cuxhaven with his chaffeurs, With all poffible fpead.
"TheEnglith obfervlng the ruction difcipline of our troops, dar-
ed to venture nothing farther, but confined thentfelyee to a limple
cannonade, without any other lib: eit than nightly wounding two
ehafTeurs, damaging about tweilMlonfes, and one of the guns on
the battery.
" At (even o'clock the enany'rfhips returned to their former
Udall, where in the morning cithe asth, there were a frigate, a
brig and a galley at anchor. ..
" The intrepidity of our troops on this occafion, is ati indubi-
table proof of what the Engll may expedi, thould they venture
any other undertaking of this kind ;',we Mall always be ready, as
on the relent ovation, to receive them with fixed bay [nets.
" As a proof of his Majefty's fatisfadtion with the condudt of
Captain Bofchud, h has been his pleafure, on the Bth loft. to ap-
point him Lieut. Colonel?'