Star.
London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

vinee, n•hich was given up to thcir :;us et eign.

WARSAW,. APRIL 2.-. The Ruffian atmies,which
for many weeks have been potted on the frontiers of
l',uffia and Gallicia, have now brAen up to return
to their ufual garrif ass. Only a Ruffian corps, the
tirength and destination of which is not known, is
Rill on the frontiers of Moldavia. The troops
which in laft Autumn broke up for Getmany,
from Eat', Weft, and South Proffia, now corre ali
htel: to their ordinari Rations.
A great quantity of hay, Rraw, and corn, in the
Jfiiitary Magazines in Hail Psuffii, is to be fold in
finall quantities, at very low prices. Some Merchants
and Factors even offer crest quantities of oats hill
lower, which proves that no fealci.y is to be feared:
brit what makes this authentic news tome intereßing
and imp,rtatu, is the certainty that Psuffia is on the
belt tinderflai lug with Ruffia, and that there is
not the remote(' profpen of war as fume timid per-
fon; bdieve, and ,urbulent And intere:led indviduals
wiflt.—SeNth Prz!gian
BCRLIN, Ar2it. 23 —After the atrival of Mr.
Jackson, brother to the Minintr, on the I9th, in the
evening, he wrote a note fo Count 11.ttigw117.,
ing that an embargo had been laid on all Pro:Tian
!hips; and tequhing pafrports Lor the whole of the
Englifb Embalfy. fle received the:n yefierday. The
Secretary departs to night, but the Minifter himfelf
not till next week. His Lady who esp.& to lye-in,
and his brother, will remain longer.
The number of troops now upon the war
matt, or putting into that Rate, amounts to above
80,000 men. Many Councils have been held upon
this fuller, but the'deftination of thefe troops is
not yet known. Hitherto they ate all under the
command of Generals Kalkreuth and Ruechel.—
Count Keller, formerly Ambaffador at Stockholm,
Peterlburgh, and Vienna, is appointed Cabinet Mini-
tier. Their Majeflies went yeflerday to Potitiam for
the rummer.

Corawtracam, APRIL 19.—According to all ac.
counts our Court has firmly refclved to maintain a
fyftem of the ftriffeft neutrality.
HAMSURCH, APRIL 23.—The rencontre between
the Swedes and Profflans is imagined to have arifen
either from a miflake, or from the violent anicnefity
which prevails between the troops of the two nat ions,
rather than from any orders of their Sovereigns.—
The reports here are various concerning this affair,
but nothing is known officially.
A Proffian corps of 700 foot and 300 horfe has
marched into Come villages dependant on Nuremberg,
and is quartered on the inhabitants. The reafun af-
figned is, that a Pruffiai foldier was arrefted and
carried pi ifoner to Nuremberg ; the hfagillrates have,
however, iffued a proclamation, in which they declare
' the foldier in quellion to have defected from Nurem-
berg only a year ago, and to have returned volun-
tarily. The Pruirans have taken three perfons as
hoßages, and carried them to Bayreuth. It is Cup.
poled all will he loon adjufled.
The EngiA houfes here, vho deal in titanchefter
goods, and other manufaOured articles, have done
immcnfe Wind's finer the bhckade; and in hopes
of felling all their tick to great advantage, truft to
the future for a frail fupply. One houfc fold Lift
week, to one pert n, in the tingle article of swift, to
the amount of 30,000 marks hanco.
The blockade of the Trave, which is regarded s
a proof that the Englitli Government is refclved to
(hut up all the ports of the North of Germany, has
occafioned great conlicrnatinn in Pruffia.

HAGUE, APRIL 27.—The Captain of Dragoons
Vet kouteren, Adjutant to General Janfens, G >vet no r
General of the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived here,
with difpatches from that Governor. The above
Officer will be followed by the remainder of the gat ti-
fon of that Colony, which has been embarked for
Holland in virtue of the following capitulation :
[Here follows the capitulation of General J.tvssr:s,
a copy of which we gave our Readers horn the Ga-
zette Come time ago.]

Feats, APRIL 24—Letters from Strafburgh, of
the ifith inflant, inform its that the exchange of the
Marian prifoners, which had been futpended for a
(port lime, had been again returned. We learn by
the fame letters that the orders lately given to reor.
ganixe the Army of R.fcrve of Strafburgh, a, well
as that of Mayenee, have been revoked.
French Funds 6: I— Bank of France 1110 francs.

Rossi; MARCH 24. the garrifon of Gaoa
ammo's to 6000 men, and appears to be %yell provi-
finned. It is Wined by 24,000 men, and fired upon
from 16 mortar► and howitzers, and 3o twenty'•foar
•pounders.

M. 1111141 Martina is at Reggio, oppifite Mama,
where a conliderable number of tranfports art: col-
lated for the conveyance of the French army to Sicily.

About three o'clock this morning died, at his houfe
in Chelfea, Sir RICHARD FORD, Chief Magiarate
the Police of the Metropolis. He had been indif-
poled about a week vith a fever, but which
was not confidered dangerous till Thurfda y. when
his malady taolc an tinfavnt:rab:c turn, and b tele]
every effort of medical fki!l.
Captain M. Stair.. K :.r 'p in,eJ to erm,11,40
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