Star.
London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, MARCH 27.

Mat thal Brune is on the eve of his departure for
Bremen, to infpeet the military defences of the place,
and to make arrangements again( an apprehended
invalion by the Englilb. On his return here from
Lubec, Come days fince, he fent a courier to define
that his entry into the city might be announced by a
difcharge of eighteen pieces of cannon. The Dutch
troops in garrifon here not having any guns, applied
to the Senate for theirs ;• but the application was re-
filled, and the Marthal entered the city in privacy
and dudgeon. The Senate, however, fent a Depu-
tation to him, laying, that although they objected to
truft their cannon to the Hollanders, they had no
reluctance to (hew all potlible relpeft to his Excel-
lency, and propofed that their own artillerymen
fhould fire the falute ; to this he afTented, and the
guns were dif:harged.
The Grand Seignior has prefented to Sebaßiani
the palace and gardens of Therafpia, formerly be-
lcriging to the venerable Prince Ypfilanti, father of
the Hupodar of Wallachia : the Prince was beheaded
in the prifon of the Boftangi Bachi, having previoutly
been tortured to extort confeflion as to the place in
which his treafure was concealed. Two millions of
Turkith piafters were found in his palace—his ellates
have been fold for the benefit of the Imperial treafury.
Sixty thoufand pair of (hoes arc now making at
Ulm for the French army.

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 6.

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. We have Peen a letter from a Britifh Field Officer
(crying in the Ruffian army, dated the 6th of March,
which gives a favourable view of the Rate of affairs
on the other fide of the Viftula. The writer eftimates
the lofs which the French have fuftained fince the
battle of Eylsu, in killed, prifoners, and deferters,
at 19,000 men ; and flares it as the general opinion,
that fince they &ft trolled the Vifiula, they were
not °tort of 80,000 men, hors tie combat. We have
the fatisfaaion of finding from this letter, that Ge-
neral BENNIGSEN had been aanally joined by 25,000
frefhCoffacks,who were conaantly haraffing the flanks
and outpofts of the French, and cutting off their
fupplies and convoys ; and that the writer confiders
the French cavalry as almoft annihilated. The Pruf.
sans had greatly recovered their fpirits.
In our opinion, the impending battle oromifes to be
the molt defperate that has yet been fought, and is
likely to be offenfive on the part of the Ruffians.—
Their objet mutt be to relieve Dantzick, which is
clofely befieged by Marfhal LEF‘ VRE, and which they
will hardly Coffer to fall without a aruggle. In the
mean time, MASSSNA Teems to be manoeuvring to get,
if poffible, on the rear of the Rnflians, which Teems
to be precluded by their prefent pofition in front of the
Pregel. If, however, they fhonld advance with a
view to a general engagement, it feems as if their
flank was, at any rate, in danger of being turned by
that experienced Commander, whom BONAPARIE
appears to have particularly lathed for that impor-
tant fervice. We wait with anxiety for the next
intelligence.
Yefterday Colonel BATHURST, a very promifing
young Officer, fon of the Bifhop of Nuswrcu, fet out
for Memel, to join the Ruffian army as a volunteer,
by permiffiun of the Duke of YORK.

Since our laft no Mails have arrived from the
Continent, but a few Journals have been received,
brought by the fhip Barnes, which left Daotzic on
the 19th ult. at u hick period no accounts had reached
that city of any adlion between the hollile armies,
fuhfequent to the affair in the neighbourhood of
Guattadt ; in which the French, notwithtlanding
their affertions to the contrary, were repulfed with
lots.

Some corps of French troops had appeared before
Dantzic, early in March ; but on the roth of that
month a fmatt affair took place, near the village of
Roilnberg,, in which the French left 130 men pri-
f me; s ; 18 Germans, and forne Pcles were likewiie
taken, and about rco men killed. Another affair,
with A like refult, occurred the day after, on the road
to Haupt.

The 14th, a placard was placed on the Govern-
ment Houfe, announcing, that on the 12th the Pt uf-
flan troops engaged and defeated a corps of BERNA-
DOTTOS disition, at Zintern, taking fume prifnners,
a cannon, and a tlandard; the I'rutlians remained in
poffeffion of the town, and alto occupied Creuttherg
and Eylau.

Reinforcements were daily flocking to the Ruffian
army. The head-quarters were, on the 14th, at
Scheppenpeel, at the junction of the Guber and Alle.
The left wing occupied the thong country along the
Seeburg Lake, the right extended beyond Landfberg;
the Coffacks were potted on the Pall:age and Waltha.
The pofition which General BENNIGSEN had taken

was particularly strong, and it was fuppefed he *ould
await there the expefted reinforcements.
In none of the papers received, do we find any
thing to juftify a report which prevailed on Saturday
afternoon, of a great battle having been fought on
the P.tfrarge on the tSth ult. in which the French
were defeated with great daughter. It originated
entirely with a matter of a neutral veffel from Rot.
terdam.