Star.
London, England, 1807-05-30 00:00:00

THE CONTINENT.

A Mail arrived from Denmatk this morning, but
the intelligence it brings is not of much importance,
if we except a report from Vienna, but which does
not ten on any official authority, " that France and
Ruff; e have agreed to accept of the mediation of
Auflria to negociate a peace, but on condition thpt
no armiftice take place till preliminaries are figned."
A letter from the Banks of the Mayne, of the 16:h
of May, dates, that the latch intelligence from Vienna
was to the following purport :—" Negotiations for
peace between the contending powers have at length
commenced at Ofen and at Vienna, and a courier has
been difpatched to London, in order to invite the
Englifh Government to accede to them. Many peo-
ple, however, entertain great doubts of thefe negoci.
ations coming to any favourable ilfue."
The Hamburgh Correfpondent of the 231 of May,
(the latelt received) contains no news of importance.
—lt Bates in a letter from Bruirells of the 15th of
May, that feveral cops of Fiench troop, are march.
ing through that town, on their way to Wefel, where
they are to halt until further orders.

General MOLITOR is arrived at Magdeburgh with
his divitlon, on his ;lurch from Italy to the Grand
Army in P,land.
The Bre(law G :w ate, of May teth, contains the
following account of a flight engagement in which
the French claim :he advaatage, having taken 7co
prifoners " The enemy, who were driven from
Car.th on the 14. th, by the column ender the com-
mand of General Domay, after foffering a very
confiderable lots, attempted to make good their re•
treat over the mountains. General Lefevre marched
out in purfuit of them, and came up with them at
Q2olfdorf. Betides the loft of the enemy in killed and
wounded, General Lefevre made 700 men prifoners,
among whom were 30 officers, and took three can-
nons from them. We are not yet aquainted with all
the refults of this brilliant engagement, wherein our
brave allies have excited aflonithment by their bra

very."

The Betlin j•,urnals contain long details of the
operations of the French againli Dantzic, which,
however, Hill continues to hold out.
The Al mitlice between the French and Swedes fill
continues. Hi► Swedi(h 1113 jelly, fq far from being
dilfatified with the condun of General Baron Vox
Ess IN, now ledges in Lis hour?, and has given him
the Grand Crofs of the order of the Sword.

Private letters from liarnburgh, under date of the
22d, Rate, that a rep nrt had reached that City, of a
very dreadful Battle having taken place between the
Ruffians and French, in the neighbouthood of Dantzic,
in which the latter loft 30,000, and the firmer re-
mained mailers of the field. The Siege of Dantzic
was confcciitently railed. Thefe letters add, that it
is confidently re,-,,irted the King (.1 Sweden has not
only refuted to ratify the At miftice, but has actually
recomintltecl
VIFNNI, MAY t.t.

We are here pofitively anted that France and
Ituflia 11.:ve accepted the mediation of our Court,
under the condition however that there (hall be no
armiuice during the cond.:: of the negociations.
The Court Gazette of this day contains the follow-
ing intelligence Com Turkey:
" Admiral Siniavia is Rill cruizing before the en-
trance of the Dardanelles with his flzet, which confifts
of eight fit:ps of the line, two fifty gun-(hips, and le-
veral brigs. The troops they difembarked took Te
nedos by affault on the alit March. This conqueft
is of the greatell importance, not only on account of
the pofitian of the Maud, but becaufe it facilitates
the prcliitioning of the Ruffian fquadron. The
Tor kith garrifon is fent into Natolit.
" On the 6th of April the Capitan Pacha failed
from the Canal into the Sea of Marmora, with one

three-decker, five two-deckers, aui nine frigates and
corvettes, a brig, and a fire-fbip, probably to offer
battle to the Ruffians.

On the 3d of April the Head of the Treafcrer
of the Navy was etpnfed as a public fpeetacle on the
iimer gate of the Seraglio. His lenience afligned
as the cask of his execution, his having neglaled
the preparations for the defence of the Dardanelles,
in confequence of which Admiral Duckworth found
it fo eafy to force the paffige of the Strait. On the
fame day the Treaftiter of the Army of the Grand
Vizier was depoled, and Halle lichaflum Effendi
appointed to kis place."
BERLIN, MAY 19,-4( Frcm tte Tritgrap?..)
68 According to flizial accounts of the iph of
May, the. French Imperial Hea:l Q2arters (fill conti-
nued at Finkettflein.

" The palfage of French troops on their march
to the army fill continues without interruption.

" Sometime& three or four cent iert arrive here frcm
the Grand army in a day."

FROM THE MAYN, MAY 16.
On the lath of May died the Duchefs S-pllia Al
bertina of Wurtemberg, widow of his Majelly's
uncle Duke Lewis, in the 79th year of her age ; and,
on the fame day, Prince Charles of Nam, htotl.er
to the fovereign Prince of Naffau, in his 3zd year.