Star.
London, England, 1807-06-01 00:00:00

THORN, MAY !.

To judge by the accounts given by dealers, Ge-
neral Kalkreuth kerns determined not to furrender
Dantzic without an aiTault. The weather is now
favourable for the tranfport of artillery and baggage,
and the rear works near Thorn are mounted with
cannon; the magazines are alfo furnillied with provi-
fions and ammunition; nor are the points of defence
in the rear of the French army neglected, but form,
on the contrary, a tirong line of defence.—Nom-
burgh Correfpondent, May 27.

TURKET.

CONSTA/T1 INOPLE, APRIL IT.

There was Come tumult here a few days ago ; the
troops arrived from Alia penetrated into the (hops
of the Greeks and plundered Come of them. Orders
were immediately given by the Grand Seignior to
(hut all the warehoufes and chops—Rrong detach-
ments of Janiffaries patrolled the fireets, arrelling
the rioteys, and tranquillity was in a (hurt time re.
Noted.
On the 4th of this month intelligence arrived here
that the Ruffians, having made a fecond landing at
Tenedos, had contrived to Rorm the fort which pro.
teas that ifland. At five in the morning the Captain
Pacha fet fail for the Dardanelles with the whole
fleet, which was anchored under the Seven Towers ;
he took on board a body of fele& troops, and his or-
ders are to attack the Ruffian fquadron, which has
only a few Engin. (hips remaining with it, and to
retake Tenedos.
The news of a confiderable number of Turks hav-
ing been mafracred in Servia, and Tome difirias of
Bofnia, is. unhappily confirmed.
APRIL t3.-.—The Porte has ordered all the difpof
able veffels found between this capital and Bujikden,
to be held in readinefs to let fail for the Black Sea,
at the firft fignal.
The Ottoman fquadron, with which the Captain
Pasha has proceeded to the Dardanelles, is computed
of fizteen fail of the line, two of which arc three-
deckers, and of a great number of fmall armed vef.
fels and gun boats. The intelligence of a naval battle
is daily expeaed.—Moniteur, May 32.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, APRIL so. _ _

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The viaories of the Ruffians, if they were fo im •
portant as has been Rated, have been but of (hurt du
ration. According to the laft accounts from Walla-
chia, General Michelfen has been furrounded by the
Muffulman army, and completely defeated, with the
lofs of 25 pieces of cannon, five thnufand killed, and
as many prifoners. After this cleave aaion, the
Turks purfued the Ruffians to Moldavia, which the
latter have by this time probably evacuated. Ann
ther corps of Turks at the fame rime attacked the
Servians, who had penetrated to Niffa, and drove
them back with Ws. The Muffulman navy, it ap-
pears, have been no lefs fortunate. The Captain Pa-
cha has palled the Dardanelles, anddriven the Ruffian
fleet, which did not dare to engage, from before

Tenedos. The Englilh, on their part, have etpe:
rienced a new difgrace. They appeared beforeTher.
falonica, and employed the fame threats there as at
Con Ilantinop)e, withing to c ompel the Pacha to d &ifs
the French Coact, and give them fuch (applies as
they wanted. The facha, however, rejefted their
demands with contempt, and inhantly ordered tnea-
fures of defence, which induced the enemy to &put
without dialing his purr*.