Star.
London, England, 1807-03-05 00:00:00

1 HORN, FEBRUARY 14.

On the I ith inflant, Marlhal Lefebvre attacked
General Roquette near Marienwerder. The latter
had under hi., orders fix fquadrons, one battalion, and
lour pieces of cannon. The enemy were beaten at
all points, and pmfued (word in band for 4. leagues.
—The road was covered with the killed and the
wounded. General Requette only owed his fafety
to the fwiftncfs of his hot fe.
BRESLAU, FEBRUARY xr.

General 1-I,:douville iffucd yederday the following
Order of the Day :
The Corps of Obfervatir.n, commanded by Ge-
neral Ltfevte attacked the enemy on the Sih
in the politions of F,ank,:nliein, Wartha, and Neu.
rode ; tilde fortifications defend the narrow pa&ges
and the defiles. We were obliged to Imifi our at :if
lery to the tops of the neighbouring
Gererel.•l.elevre attakked the intrenchment in front,
whilQ the Adjutant Commandant Reuben, turned
them with the light infantry of the Wurtembcrg
troops. The enemy refitted for tw•o hours, but mete
at length defeated, and driven under the walls of
Glatz. We took 3co prifoneri, and the enemy loft
too killed, and one piece of cannon. The enemy
endeavoured to form under the walls of Glatz, but
were difperfed, and forced to throw themfelves into
the fortrefs.

,"Prince Jerome proceeded on the sth to j• in the
divifion which is befieging Schweidnitz. The firti
bombs were thrown in his pretence, and let file to the
town in feveral plac s. It is hoped that the place
will loon be ccmpelled to lurrender. Prince Jerome
returned in the eveNing to Breflau."
15.—Relative to tile operations cf the Grand
Army under the immediate command of the Em-
peror, General Iledouville has pnblifhed the follow•
ing :—" According to intenignce from Warlaw,
dated Eh 9; two in the mining, the EmperoCa

head quatteys were at Lanetterg en. the 6th. The
Ruffian army is in complete diforder : upwards of
eight thoufand prifr,ners are already fent to Trance,
by way of Thorn. The Generals Gardanne and La-
tour Mauburg are wounded : Colonel Pappenheim,
of the Royal Bavarian light bode, was killed. Ge-
nerals Sava, y and Orulinot were that day ordered to
attack the enemy's right wing."
Some negociations had commenced between Prince
Anhalt Plefs and Prince Jerome, refpeeting
but they terminated without coming to any agree-
ment.

G ir.

VIENNA, FIUMUARY 7.

General Andre-ffy, the French Ambalrador, had
a private audience of his Majelly IA Sunday, at
which he delivered him a letter from his Sovereign.
The reports which have been circulated recpearng
•the entrance of foreign trovs into Gallicia, and
having carried off provifions from thence is un-
founded.

We learn from upper Hungary, that all the troops
which were in the Circles of Zinfer, Abaniwarer,
Gornorer, and Ughwarer, were put in motirn at the
beginning of January, to form a cordon on the iron-
tiers of Gallicia. They are computed at so,oco in•
fantry, and mow honk.
•Tire Court Gazette of this day contains the follow-
iag from Turkey :
The Sultan fent a refcripton nth December, to
the Grand Vizier the Haiti Sherif, which orders him
to repair to the camp with all the Pashas, Beys, and
other officet s, named for that purpnfe by his Highnefl,
to form nn army near Adrianopk, and to erect the
ftandard of Mahomet, that all the tvlnfrulmans may
join thefe facred colon's. The war againft Ruilia has
been declared a war of religion ; and, in conf,tquencd,
all the Pashas and Beys of Romelia and Bulgaria,
who had differences wilt each other, have agreed to
unite their efforts againti Ruffia."
S.I. Reinhard, the French Minder. who Tended at
_fairy, and who was taken by the Ruffians, has been
let at liberty.