Star.
London, England, 1807-01-26 00:00:00

POSEN. JANUARY s.

This evening a Courierarrived from General Dom-
browfki to the Commandant of the Polies force in
this Department,with intelligence that the invincible
army of his Majefty the Emperor of the French had
obtained a fignal and fplendid Tittory over the
Kullians, between the Bug and the Narew. A great
number were killed, and made prifoners, and the
whole of the Ruffian artillery and baggage are the
fruits of this viefory. To this information his Excel.
lency *daft the following words : •' it is neceffary
that we fhould haften to join the invincible army of
the French, and purfue the enemy already difperfed
and in full retreat."

His Excellency General Liebert, the Governor of
this Province, has demanded of General Arimtowfki
400 national troops to ferve as a garrifon here. Four
companies already organized, armed, and cloathed
have entered this city, and commenced the garrifon
duty.
M. Lemairois, the French Governor of Warta'',
has permitted the poll to part as ulna! to Thorn,
Bromberg, and Stettin ; but General Zayormeck,
Direaur of the PA Office, in making this public, has
added, "that Correfpoiuhnte moil he very retrial in their
letters to 011ain from any political 'peculation:, as they will
other'wsfi tape; themfilves to very &Agreeable confequeneet."
Some Proffian haus, in the night of the 27th, at•
tempted to furprize the Polifh cavalry at Bromberg.
The Polifh Captain Modlinki behaved with great
gallantry, and received four fibre wounds, and fame
men were killed on both fides.
ANCLAM, JANUARY 9.

Martha' Monier having learned, that the Pruffians
of the garrifon of Colberg were in the habit of making
incur fions as far as the right bank of the Oder, ordered
a (bong detachment of light infantry to occupy the
ides of Woollen and Ufedom, to cover the Mouths of
the Oder, and 11)p the progrefs of the enemy ; but as
the waters were much out, this undertaking was found
alma( insprailicable, of courfe the troops could not
arrive at the place of their dell ination by the appointed
time ; and 250 only of the fecond regiment of light
infantry took poll at Wollen. There they were at.
tacked on the morning of the 6th of January, by the
Pruffians to the number of tOOO men, with four pieces
of cannon, and tso horfe. A pan of the Pruffian
infantry difembarked upon the canal of Dievenow,,
in order to furround the place, at the fame moment
when their cavalry entered it at full gallop, after
forcing the out pas.
The French detachment formedagain immediately,
I marched againft the enemy, and cleared the Itreets ;
.then, by an attack made at quick time, they took two
pieces of cannon, that the enemy had planted upon
the bridge, of Dievenow, and, punting their fuccefs
upon the right hank of the canal, they took and rout-
ed all the Pruffians that had landed, and funk two
large wife!: with fome of the fugitives on board.
This expedition, tried as an experiment by the
enemy, has doubtlefs coif them much.

The beets of Woollen were covered with the
dead, and the Pruffians left many wounded behind
them ; t 4 of them were made prifoners, including
four Officers and Major Fargon, of the Cuirafficrs,
fence dead ofhis wounds.
Two hours after the affair was over, the other
French divifion arrived at Woollen, and this pot} is
now fecured againit any furprife. The Pruflian ar-
tillery taken will be ufed for the defence of the place.

Colonel Arniand and an Adjutant of Gen. Grand-
hear's divition were at Woollen during the affair, and
are diftinguillted themfelves by their coolnefs and
the excellence of their meafures.

FROM THE MAIN, JAN. 3.

A few days ago 1200 French troops entered Frank.
fort to remain there at prefent as a gatrifon. On the
2400 left that city, with four pieces of cannon,
on their march to Heife, where the difturbances have
rendered their pretence necetfary ; but, however, we
have heard to day, that, through the effectual wee-
lures adopted by the French, all is again quiet, and
the infurgents have thought it good policy to difperfe.
Some of them had gone fo far as to furprife feveral
(mall detachments of the French, and to compel an
old Heffian Officer who had belonged to the Guards
to be their leader.

The Prince Primate is gone to Afchaffenburg,
whale he intends to pafs the Winter.
Several wounded French have been brought into
Frankfort to-day.
Neale and Sweidnitz in SileGa are both about to
be invefted.
An extraordinary quantity of artillery, moftly
taken from the Pruitans, is upon its way to Poland,
with gun-powder in proportion. There will be fent,
from Magdeburgh alone, sotooo quintals.
According to the public papers, it is confirmed
that the Servians made themfelves mailers of Bel-
grade on the 13th of pea:giber.

MERTZ, DECIMEBER S.
This morning Makhal Kellerman fet out from
hence for Henan, as it is kid, on his way to the
Grand Army. Within a few days pall, alosoll the
whole of the girrifon of Paris have pared through
here. An the troops that travcrl Here- have their
mufkets loaded. In fait, as all the depbts he thorny
expeited here, the whole of France is left to the N.s.
tional Guards, who are every where in motion. In
future they will not only do duty in the town, but
alto upon the coats.

CONINHAGEN, JAN to.
Letters from Raffia fay, the Emperor Alexander
hots ifued an order for eltablithing a provitional
Country Militia.
The whole Empire, excepting fnme Governments
in the North of Europe and the Afiatic Departments,
is for this purpofe divided into feven dittri&s. The
Militia in each of them will form an army, and a
diftionft command. The total of this Militia will
amlunt to 612,000 men. Throfe Governments that
fupply no men mutt undertake the equipment of theft
teroops.