Star.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

COPENH4GEN, JUNE 9.
The Pruffian Colonel Krufemaik, and tl.e Ruth
Colonel Engelman, arrived in the Sound on the sth
from Memel, and went immediately for England,—
To haflen the expedition is thought to be the objeft
of theio journey.
On the 28th ult. the King of Fruit.* and the Em.
peror of Raffia were at. Bartell(kin. The gartifon of
Dantzic were expeCted at Pillau on the 4th or yth.
According to Come accounts there has been s
change in the Ruffian Minilli y. Baron Budberg has
refigned, and M. Novoffittoff has received the port
folio of foreign affairs. Count Romanzow has been
fucceeded by Count Strogoneff, in the Commercial
Department, This Nobleman has lately returned
from England, and it is thought that his appointment
will advance the renewal of the treaty of commerce
with England.
Nothing of any confequence has taken place be.
tween the grand armies. Nctwithilanding the appa.
rent tranquillity, which is only broken by the Coffacks,
the Ruffians are extremely aftive, and with to be led
again(' the enemy without delay.
A. ieport was current at Koningffierg, of Maffena
having been defaced near Pultuik, and that the Ruf-
fians were on their march to Was law ; it was alfu
reported that the Ruffians had turned the left wing
of the French army, and that, in confequence of this
manoeuvre, the French Emperor,w old be obliged to
make a retrograde movement.
Martha' Lefebvre was prefented by the Dantzickers
with 100,003 ducats, on his arrival in that town.
The mailer of a veffil which arrived here this
morning from Stralfund Rates, that when he left
that city, the negotiations between the Swedes and
French were broken off.
GRAUDENTZ, MAY t 6. •
On the 9th'inti. a very fuccefsful fortie was made
by General Courbiere againft three Heffian battalions
which were before that fortrefs. He completely
routed them, and took a cor voy of tOOO bullocks,
feveral waggons with grain, &c. defined for Matien-
werder. Three (hips have art ived there, laden whit
rice, coffee, wine, fugar, and fpecie ; that fortrefs is
now plentifully fupplied with all neceffary articles.
In EaR Pruflia 600 provition waggons have been
railed for the Ruffian army, 200 of which are dec-
lined at Friedland, and 400 at Loetzen.—Copenkages
Gazette.

WARSAW, JUNE 2.
Baron St. Vincent has lately returned to the Im.
penal head-quarters. The hereditary Prince of Ba-
varia was here a few days ago, but has fince rejoined
the army. Since the ficirmiflres about the gth ult.
the French remain in poffeffion of both Armes of the
Narew, from Sierock to Oftrolenka, upna which they
have raifed ftrong batteries.
DANTZIC, JUNE 3.
Thelituation of our city, which has (offered fo
much io confequence of the bombardment, is much
mended fince the French entered. Provifions begin
again to be had for money, and we no longer live
upon ammunition bread, and felt Befit.
The Emperor of the French, and feveral Princes,
Martha's, and Generals, have paid us a vifit, but did
not remain here long.

BERLIN, JUNE
Extrad of a letter from Ohlau, in Silefla, Jane I :
Yefterday was remarkable for the taking or Neiffe.
The town and the fortrefs furrendered about noon.—
The garrifon are prifoners, and the Officers upon their
prole. The taking of the place is due to General
Vandamme, and the' Wirrer'rerg troops."

HAMBURGH, JUNE 13.
The King of Sweden has declared the arrnitlice at
an end ; and General Blocher, whu has arrived with
his funs at Stra!fund, has ailed the following