Star.
London, England, 1807-01-12 00:00:00

POLAND.

KUTNO, DEC. 17.
The French hate thrown bridges over the Vi[Lula;
in fplte of the difficulties oppofed by the great breadth
of this river, which in feveral places is between time
and font hundred fathoms broad.
BRESLAU, DEC. 19.
Ibis place has been bombarded for ten days The
garrifon defends itfelf with great vigour.

WARSAW. DEC. sr.
A new tese /spat is welting upon the Bog i thug,
with very little trouble, the French are become mal-
-1 ten of a very large track of country, partlyskimded
by morales. A whole army may remain here tower-
ed on all fides from the enemy. TVs fece* en-
trenched camp on the right bank of the Bog, ptismikie
the French great advantage, and weak= means of
attack.
Prince Radzivil, Prince Sapieha, aed .Connt Po-
tocki, perform the Office of Chamberlains to hie Ka-
jay. The Emperor, whale health Isaa net fitire;
through the difficulties ofreter.cuzl
continual welsher,
works at Prep. .
Opgp the Ads Ingest, a oretoffissinkosailbosc
Rass. endeavoured to dehtd an ifl*nd In the
Wwtha, which General Devout wiesed to ompy.
It is aknoft needle(' to fay, thee the trench
seeded in in carry jot the iilana. ' " -
On the 10, h corps of Coffacks amil taffies hull
fats, having approached too near to a body of French
cavalry in from isf the log, they were very roughly
handled by the buffers of the la and the thallium
of the 13th regiments. The Colonel of the Coffacka
Win killed, and about so ptivates, and 35 horfes re.
mined in the hands of the French.

General La Pie& has entered Plonik, and driven
away all the enemy's partifans.
Marital Baer& cavalry arrived at Bibe on the
18th. The advanced guard of this corps is at Sterpe.
A good number of Pruffian haus are taken, and
the right fide of the Wink is entirely cleared of the
enemy.
hiarfhal Wey entered Rypen on the filth ; he fup-
ports blarfhal Beffieres, and is himfelf fupported by
the corps under the Prince of Ponte Carve.
/kraal Kinnetifkoy, who h 75 years of age, coin*
mends the Ruffians. It is probably owing to the
experience of this General,, that the Ruffian army hal
not yet committed itfelf by any raft undertaking.
General Michelfon, it is hid, entered Jay on the
:9th nit. Bender, it is Paid, was taken. by QOM,
aad every foul put to the (word.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, DEC 14.

Our Court teems to carry on the warlike prepara-
tions on the tea coed with vigour. Befidesthe Itrait
which divides Zealand from Sweden, known by the
name of the Sound, the fetond pafage into the Bal-
tic, between the ifland of Zealand and Fione, and
commonly called the Great Belt, is to be fortified
alto. All along the cold, not only the batteries of
ironenberg are fornithed with heavier cannon, but
every point upon the Great Belt and the neighbour-
ing iflands, is likeeriifir drampliresid. Even a final'
ifland nearly in the middle orthe Belt has been pro-
vided with very heavy attillery. All thefe meafares,
conceded with the return of our troops from Hot-
' Rein, make it appear evident what pan oar Govern-
ment means topic in the great coned between the
intereds of ther-ontinent and Great Britain. Thefe
tneafures will Staidly answer the purpofe of the French
Emperor, efpecialcorlans the Danith Government intends
to edablith a of Cuftons Houfe officers all
along the cad of Denmark, horn the mouth of the
Tray. to Hamburgh, taprevent the tranfit of Eaglias
goods. In other refpeils, the ice for a long time will
prevent any communication between the Baltic and
the North Sea.

Dec. 27.--Travellers who left St. Peter/burgh on
the 3oth alt. fay, the Roman army in Poland conchs
of three corps, each of 75,000 men, and a referve of
rschooo is Lithuania. In the rear of thee is ano.
thew army of 1000100 Coffacks, Cabs:mks, Tartars,
litc. A. =wits", it to comeoct on cite ;A dant
Moth.

NAME.

L.2.14—....,:a.
"AktE, DECEMBER 3e.

It may be reeolleaed that the Imperial decree of
the al fi of Normal:ter, which places the Britilh Winds
in a Rate of Slockadt.,.fliuts the ports of France
againll all veal: coming direaly from England or
her colonies ; and that theexclife or having been com-
pelled to put into port cannot be allowed to veffels
which,is the courfe of their. Voyage, Mall bare touched
at a final portveither is Europe or eifewhere. The
fdloiving are tome of the regulations judged necefrary
for jeering the execution of this part of the decree :
44 The two 'articles of the decree relating to this
ob)ea (ball be notified to all Captain; of 'acts, On
their arrival, by the Commandants of his Majeftj's
flips Rationed at the entrance of the Imperial•ports.
The Captains are to declare from what port they
we* fatid out, from whence they come, and the pcirts
they have touched at. Thiy are to give a general
defeription of their cargo, and affirm that they neither
came direaly from England nor her colonies. If the
declaration Hull fignify that they have touched at
England, the veffels (hall be obliged to retire. If it
fhould be otherwife, the declaration {hall be feat to
the Adtniniftrator of the Marine by the flationary
Comrnanaer, who is to keep a copy of it. This Ad-
miniftrator (halt- take meafures with the principal
Officers of the Cuftoms for afcertaining the t:uth of it.
If the declaration is found to be correa, the veffel
(hall be admitted ; if falfe, both vette) and cargo (hall
be feized, conformable' to the Bth Article of the de-
cree. The Mailer of aforeign veffel, who (hail refute
to fign this declaration, (hall be compelled to put to
lea again, and all communication with the (bore (hall
be ftrialy prohibited, until the veffel ffiall have failed.
Moreover, this declaration will not authorize Mer-
chants or Captaifis of (hips to difikenfe with the ordi-
nary declarations or other forms preferibed by the
Calloms, and particularly thofk of the sift Augnfl
r 791, and 4th Germinal in the year a."
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