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-.----. - ' -":".,. - ',-;'.' • • • , - . . ; .E i e*b ( Ef 4* 4 1 il %.. .,- (S Z • . '2. - J IL- • ‘4......____/ • i , % la p • . . 4 .; % . /.,.., • : 1,1 all 9tqr9!:.[ -t • PICIVALLING OFFICR,Iy 30 ,ito7. THE COMIIISBIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS M. 47 Nityr, do bereby give Notice, That on Wednefday the 16th of September nest, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for fuch ilt2antities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the heft quality, and to be cured in the mining feafon, u the relpeCtive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, an.l the remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma. jetty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth and Plymouth, and into the Army Viftualling Stores in Saint Catherine's. in re gular proportions of each defcription of Cants, by the periods un dermentioned, vit. One fourth of the whole by the 3tft January One half of the remaining quantity by the 3tft March 1808 And the remainder by the 3oth June And to be paid for by Bills, payable with iutereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be been at the Secretary's Nice, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Vidtualling at Cork I to the Collettors of his Majefty's Cuf- Coma at Limerick, Belfaft, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Polk Matta' General at Dublin refpettivety. No regardeW k bed to ivey Terrier is yetbicb the lorive Asti sot he lefirrteilis oral st leagtb,or tbatfiall net be delivered to the Board be fire Offie iamb milk laid Wednesday the :616 Sejetnesberesext, ear us* She Moo *be wake the Tender, or few ?grits v big We/Adios& I H referer "aka celled efw. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS Of the ROYAL SOCIETY of LONDON, abridged by Dr. HUT TON, Dr. SHAW, and Dr. RICHARD PEARSON FOR6IUI4 MTIBLLIGENCE. MILAN, JULY ti. The Ruffian Ma . kr M. de Schoeping has orived here from 'nick and bad this morning an audience of the Viceroy at the callle of Monzer. He brings orders from the Emperor Alexander for the ceffatiou of hollilities in the Adriatic and the Mediterranean. SUBSCRIBERS to this Work are relpettfully in formed, that the TWELFTH VOLUME is ready fur delivery From the extreme fcarcity of the Original Tranfadions, the Public have been for fours time deprived of eafy accels to an invaluable colledion of Fats and Difcoveries in every'branch of demonftra tivc and experimental knowledge. By the end of next year, this Abridgement will be completed; when, in the compafa of t 6 or z 7 large volumes, individuals may become pbffeltrd of the whcle, which, at the prefent day, can be coufidered ufeful in the Trani. adions at large ; with the exception of fuch Papers as were after wards reprinted, in an improved form, in the toilette/I Works of their refpedive Authors. •,,* A Profpedus of the Work may be procured at the Pub lifhers, C. and R.. Baldwin, New Bridge itreet, London. PARIS, JULY 31. An account of the Ilate of affairs in Swedilh Pottle- rania, is given by the Official Journal of yelterday, in the following Hunt BULLETIN: Martha' Brune writes from his head quarters at Damin. July Is, that Generals Monitor and Honda, with their divifions, palled the Pene at I)amgarten and Tribfee, and ha►e arri►ed under the walls of Straffund. General Grandkan effedled his patine at Anclarn. The Swedes offered refiftance for a moment, but they POSEN, JULY s. The exchange of prifoners is carried on with the great& difpatch. Several hundreds of officers and f.ldiers have paffed through this city within thele few days on their return home. Were quickly driven back. Stralfund is blockaded, and our troops only wait for artillery, in order to drive this Prince, the'hireling if Ex:laid, completely from the Continent." Auouat 2.—Perfonages of diftinaion are daily returning from the Grand Army. The King of Weft phalia has arrived. The, Minifter of War is every moment expelled. The Minifter of Foreign Affairs, Prince Benevento, and his Settetary, M. Motet, are LETPZIC, JULY 1". Our Univerfity, to ellablifh a tatting monument in honour of the immortal hero Napoleon, and the re floration of the peace of the Continent, by the advice of the Profeffors Hindenburg and Rudegir, have re folved, that in future the Rats that form the girdle and (word of Orion, (ball hereafter be denominated. the Stars of Naps'eon. Our Univerfity cannot doubts - -that this name will be adopted by the Academies and aUronomers both of this and other countries. PRO VIDI IT INS" 1101 For the INSURANCE of LIVES, and the ORAN'iINa and PURCHASING ANNUITIES, Southampton ftrett, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, The Mot! Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGNAII 3 K. G. VICE PRESIDENTS, Marquis of Salifbury, K. G. Vircount Chetwynd, Earl Temple, Vifcount Dstmannoti, Vircount Bulkeley, Lord Braybrooke. TRUSTEES, Marquis of Buckingliarm-.Lord Braybrooke, William Praed, Efq. M.P. THE ohjea of this Inaitution is to encourage the truly laudable defign of Life Infurance and Provifion for Old Age. by reducing thole tranfadtiona to principles of the utmoft paffible public benefit. With this view, an estenfive Society of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subfeription of kso,cssol. to Conftitute suibriginal capital, and, taking upon them (elves the role refpor.fibility of the Ettabliffiment, they intitle the Infured and Annuitants to participate in profits, after the expen ces of an ceconotnical management are defrayed, in which the Pre fidents, Direaors, Trams, and Auditors att gratuitoufly. Thus, by the fpeeific (urns infured, and the divifion of contingent pro fits, every Members has the (illicit value polfible fur his payments without being futsiedt to calls upon any loifes whatever. This im• portant and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the Provident lnftitution Military Men infured at this Office are not charged with any additional premium, utile(' called into adtual f rvice. No admiffion fees are required—nor is any charge made for policies. Infurance and Annuities may be effedted any day within office hours, which are from ten till fors. already here. The Official Journal of this day contains the fol lowing article, dated Berlin, July 26 : Tht. King of Sweeen, finding hia troops driven into Stralfund, has again :cloned to the fubterfuge of afking an armiftice. The anfwer given by Marital Brune was, that in this way the enfuf pedting candour of the French had been for once overreached, but that it would be the extreme of fillincfs to allow himfelf to bu AUGSBURGH, JULY sa. Our Journals contain the following article from Trick. dated the loth of this month :—Asionn as the Ruffian Admiral Siniayin had lenrned the depo (Won of eultan Selim, he gave orders (probably with a view to infpire the new sultan kluaapha with fa vourable fentiments towards RoIlia) not only to raifet the blockade of Smyrna, but to ittifer all veirels laded with proiifions from Connantinople, to pals Emelt from tht Archipelago through the Dardanelles. again deceived; that tbt King of Sweden nr : ilarreader Stralfood, and abandon Suedijb Anneraaiafia. ev-r" The 5 per cent. confols ate at 8o franks, 75 cents. CONSTITUTION OF THE DUCHY til? WARSAW. HAGUE, AUGUST 7.—Though the Polifh 'Throne is not re-eliablithed, yet a great part of that country has recovered its independence, and f 'tins an bete ditary Dukedom, under the Government of the King of Saxony, that Sovereign to whom the Poles, in the year 1794 offered their Crown. This Monarch has, by this arrangement,' obtained an extent of territory about one half larger than Saxony itfelf, and the number of his fubjeels is now only one million infe rior to thufe of the King of Pruffia. The new Con. Reunion is publifbed in the la& Ilfortiteur. It conlills of 89 Articles, divided into twelve feetions, of which the following are the heads : Seaton I. The Roman Catholic Religion Is the religion of the State; bet all other religions are free. The Duchy is divided into fix Bilhopricks, over which one Archbifisop ant five Billiops pre ficle.--Slavery is abolifhed, and an Citizens arc equal with raped to the law. 11. Or THE GOVERNMENT—The Arcbducal Crown is heredi. tary in the King of Saxony, who is to appoint a Viceroy or Prat dent of the Minilterial Council. The property of the Ducal Crown confifts, a. In an annual revenue of [even millions of Poll& yiel der*, one ball arifing from the Royal lands and demefnes, the other half from the Treafury ; ad, in the Royal Palace of War law, and the Saxon Palace. 111. OF THE MkNISTERS AND THE COUNCIL OF STATE. The Miniltry confifts of fix Members, viz. the Minders of Jul tics, of Foreign Affairs ' of Religion , of War, of Finances, an of Police; there is alto a Secretary of State. The Council of State is formed out of the Miiiiftry, for the purpofe of preparing plans of laws,&c. all of which the King has the power of rejecting. IV. OF THE GENERAL DlET.—This body is divided into two Chambers, viz. the Senate and the Raprefentarives. The Diet is to affemble every fecond year, for 14 days, when a Royal Ad of Convocation calls the Members together. V. OF THE SENATE —This C 'amber has 18 Members. confift . A LADY of refpeaability is defirous of engaging hold( u Governefs in a genteel Family, where Mulle would be dikenfed with; the is perfeCtly miltrefs of her own language, tan tcath French grammatically, which OIC (peaks fluently, having tended for fosse years on the Coninent ; alto Writing, Arithmetic, and Geography—the country would he preferred. A letter (pelt paid) addreffed to F. E. Mr. Begbie, No. le, De. Vonibire•ftreet. Queen fquare, will he immediately attended to. Perfonal application will be ufelefs, as the lady is out of Town. -AIMNRRIED MAN about 34 yeas of age, who has bad feveral years experience In Agriculture, Land Sur veying, Mapping, Sec. has a general praascal knowledge of Archi tedure. the Coal and Iron Trade, laying out and executing Canal Navigations. Ste and Mertantile Accounts, &c willies an en pgemtnt ; would prefer a firuadon as Under Steward to a Gen tleman of landed F Rate. whereon he may be ufeful, by perfonal attention to the falling of and converting his timber to building, repairs, or erections ; draining or watering thole parts capable of improvement thereby, and Purveying. No objection to any part of this kingdom or any other country, (except in London) will alto have an obj-etion to conitant attention to a counting.lsoufe, an salve life being moil congenial to his conftitution. Perfonal application, or letter, (pelt paid) addreffed to R. H. at !Sr. Jandrell's, No 9, Bath Place, New Raid, Fitzroy-fquare, London. IVIAGDEBURGH, JULY is. Twenty (hips, defined from Schonebeck to Berlia have been obliged to unload their cargoes ; and Prof fa, which had formerly fo great a fuperfluity of fAr, will now fuffer a want of that article, all the former fait works being now fsparated from that monarchy. HILDF.SHEM, JULY s 7. It has here been announced, by M. Monroi, Colo nel and Adjutant General to his Majelly Jerome Napoleon, King of Wetlphalia, that, on the Both init. the Colonel will enter and take poiTeillon of the Principality of Hildefheim, in the name of hisMajetly. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, Eftablithed by an ASSOCIATION of NOBLEMEN and GEN TLEMEN, in the Counties .f BUCKS LI ICESTER. NOTTINGHAM BEDFORD LINCOLN OXFORD BERKi MIDDLESEX WARWICK HERTFORD NORTHAMPTON YORK For the expreis Benefit of Country Refidents. Patrons, the LORD LIEUTENANTS of the feveral Counties. HAMBURGH, JULY 31. The Priaan General Kalkreuth has followed the French Emperor to Paris, in order to execute ars important million with which be is charged by his Court. Letters from Tonningen, dated the 28•;;,, Elate, that the ileet.of merchantmen expelled from London, had arrived in the Eyder, but that the Commander of the convoy would not permit the flips to go up Tonningen. The Merchants interefted in thefe reels have applied to the Cutiom.boufe for autho rity to unload them at the places where they ate lying, but this has been refuted. It is feared there fore, that the flips will have to return without deli vering their mgr. WHEREAS, SOPHIE NIELS JENSON NIELSON, alias SOPHIA. MILNES, calling berfelf the Wife of me, COLIN JAMES MILNES, has this day eloped ficim my lodgings, No. 33, Golden -fquare —This is to give No tice to all Pcrfons who nay be difyofed to give her Credit, that I will not hold myfelf reipoofttle for any Debtithat the may here after contra& COLIN JAMES hIILNES. Na 33, fquare, Augult 8, 18c7. • iit It, :hc - t - I bat 111 erf 7An• ARMY . A MAJOR of LIGHT DRAGOONS, b e lisnx -ling to a Regiment advantagcoufly fit uated Abroad, is defirosa of exchanging to either Cavalry or Infantry. Apply by letter only, poft paid, to Major R—, Mr. Place's, tailor, Charing Croft, THE ALBION, a new Sunday Paper, on 2 new and highly improved Plan, will commence on the a3d of this tooth. It v. ill be concluded by Gentlemen, whole intimate ac quaintance with the Politics of the Continent, and the accefs they Lave to the be fources of Intelligence, will make it an Original Publication ; not compiled, like other Sunday Newt - papers, from the labour of their Contempf raries It wiU be diftinguifited by an accurate and full Account of the State of Manufactures and COninterce, and by a diligent attention .to every thing that can im prove them. This Paper will be printed in Quarto, on thelargeft fiat that can be ufed, price Seven-pence Halfpenny. The ALBION of Sunday will be delivered in and within ten miles of London and weitintaßer, by sine O'clock on Sunday mor- tins. THE MONDAY EDITION will !Main. in addition to the lima of the raft Week, Intelligence up to Three o'clock on Mon day Afternoon. all the London Markets and Price of Stocks of Monday, the Average Prices of Corn for all the Counties, taken from the London Gasette, &e ace. which mutt render the ALBION particularly deGrable to every daft of perfons ref dent in the Country This Paper will be fent, Poft free, to auy part of the United Kingdom Orden for this, or the Sunday Edition, at Bs. Bd. per quarter, ;received by J. Roach, at the Albion Office. No. 5, Roriell-Court, Drury lane ; by all the Newfmen. the Clerks of thF Roads, at the General I'oft Office, and by the Port Matters in every 1 own in the United Kingdom. PEMEROKESHIRE.—TO BE LET, front Michaelmas next, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, Garden, fix flailed Stable and Barn, with the Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTON, lanate in the Parini of Narbenh, in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling-houfe copfitts of two parlours and a hall on the hound door, four good bed chambers on each of the hrft and foeond loon, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen, dairy and ectlan under ground. Sodfton is *mated on an eminence which commands estenfive and pleafant vkws of the farrounding country, and within a mile of the market town of Narbertb, and ten miles of Haverfordweft, ibtongb each which towns the Mall Coach runs everyday, box Milford to London. The Country abounds with game,and thesis a pack of hounds kept within a mile of the pace ; and there alto (event capital brooks for trout, within a fhort diftanee of the Houfe. A Tient may be fuppiied with ani quantity of Land not ex ceeding too Acres. For further portent - rs enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver ftirdweit--Haverfordweft, June 30, 1807. OSMAS I ON HALL, within Two Miles of the Town of Derby. TO BB LET, ready fornifberl, and catered upon immediately, THE Capital MANSION HOUSE, called OS MAS lON HALL, late tbc refidence of Sir RODZP.r bear, Bart. debghtfully tituated within two miles of the town of Derby, with fuitable others. fiabling, coach !muftis, harnefs rooms, he. as ke-howfc, large garden ftored with choice trait trees, hot walls, and vinery, pleafure grounds, orchard Rocked with all the belt kinds of orchard trees, in fun bearing; two lawns and a pad dock furrounding the houfe, containing altogether about ix acres of moft excellent land, and the tenant may be alto accommodated with a further quantity of land near the houfe as may be wifhed. The taxes and poor rates are low. Derby has an excellent Market, the bode is at a convenient diftance from the great road leading towards London. and the soatigulty of a Canal-and Coal Wharf, citable* Coals to be laid in at an eafy expeuce. The Tenant may have the privilege of (porting over two manors, and alto a fifhery ; a fubfcription pack of hounds is kept In Derby, and feveral other packs hunt In the neighbourhood. Appneations to be made (if by letter ;loft paid) to Mr. Edwards, solicitor, in Derby Derby, July 31,1807, TRUSTEES. The Molt Noble the Marquis of rUCEINGRAM. K. G. The M.at Noble the Marquis of SA LISSUItv. K. G. The Right Honourable the Earl of NORTUAPAr - robt. The bight Honourabk •he Earl 4.f tierce ()'soar. The Right Honour able Lord Bawls saornee. DI , LCTORS. BCCKS. Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Harleyford, Great Marlow. Win. Praed, Efq. al. F. Tyringbam. Serope Bernard, Efq. M. P. Nether Windtendina. Robert Brown, Efq. Aylelbury Houk. Philip Box, Efq. Banker, Buckingham. BEDFORD. Jofepb Barnard, Efq. Banker, Bedford. Mark Brown, Ffq. Dunflable. F. Green, Efq. Bedford. Leonard Hampton, Efq. Banker, Luton. D. (tieneborough, Efq. Banker, Dunitable. BERKS. George Vanfittart, Efq. M. P. Bilham Abbey. George Knapp, Efq. M. P. Banker, Abingdon. John Stephens, Efq. Banker, Reading. Orman Vincent, F.fq. Banker, Newbury. Henry Prodtor, Efq. Windfor. HERTFORD. 1. S. Story, Efq. St. Alban's. William William, Efq Banker, Hilthin. Richard Brabant, Efq. Banker, St. Alban's. Thomas Haworth, Efq. Barham Wood, new El tree. Thomas Kinder, Efq. St. Alban's. MIDDLESEX. The Right Honourable Lord Northwick, Harrow. Charles Poole, Erg. the Grove, Stanmore. Samuel Hull, Banker, Uxbridge. Thomas Talbot Gorfuch. Efq. Queen-lquare, Weftninfter. J. T. Barber, Efq. Harnpftm - d. OX FORD. Timothy Cobb, Efq. Banker, Banbury. Richard Herten, kfq. Banker, Banbury. Richard Wooton, Efq. Banker, Orford. Richard Kirby, Efq. Banker, Bicefter. John Davis, Efq. Bloxham. Direr tors will shortly be elated in the remaining Counties. VIEWING the relief from anxiety and frequent ruin, which are a ff orded by infurance from fire , feveral No. blemen and Gentlemen of the Affociated Counties have long been ddirous to encourage and extend a dirpofidon towards that valuable precaution, by reducing it to the molt benefi cial principle. poffible for their neighbours and tenants ; they have confidercd the acknowledged favourabknefs of country rifles: and on that as well as on feveral other accounts, they arc ranguine In the belief, that this arts:elation - will prove eminently ufeful to country refidenta. The following leading features of this Inftitutioo are recom mended to an attendbe perafal. An original Capital of 300,000 L fubfcribed by equal portions Ii the feveral Counties, will guarantee the engagements of the Office. Each County returns a fimilar number of Diredors, under Whofe fuperintendance and controul the affairs of the Affociation arc comb:dell. Hence the perfous infured by this Office, commit their Ricercst to the proteetion of thole whom they know, and who are locally consedted with them. The term, of Infurance will be found to be of the limit mode , rate defffiiption. All pertain who continue infured with this affociation (even years, whether their policy be originally taken out for (even years, I or be renewed annually, will be rendered Proprietors, and pant. cipats with the original Subkribers in the profits of the eftablifit ment : while thus entitled to eventual profits, they have the pe culiar and valuable affuranee of being recured from the poffibility of lofs, as the foie refponfibility is undertaken by the Subferibing Proprietors. Hence the profits upon there tranfadtions will not be fent away among ftrangen, but will revert to thole with whom they have originated. A difeerning public will doubtlefs perceive, that on the above principles the benefits of infurance from fire, will be arrived at in, he eheapeft and molt fecure manner. The premiums of infur ance are as low as can be admitted, confiftently with the feeurity of the infured themfelves, 6ouldOnfavoUrable events arife ; while, if it proves that fuck events do not arife, tie excels of premium will be returned in the nape of profits. It will alto be obferved that the capital fubfcribed is amply furficient to cover any loffes that can rearonably be conceived, without being fo great as to dif perfe the profits upon thefe tranfadions through a deters extent of Subferibers. •.• The Affectation, although founded exprefsly for country bufinels, prepares to eff4cl infurances in and about loch parts of London as partake of the nature of country rifist.--The waters part of the metropolis and the new buildings generally come within the views of this Gales. Attendance is daily given from Nine to Four &Clock, at the Office in Sontlidapicat AN*, Strand, Loodca. ing o. 6 Bifhops, 6 Palatines, and 6 Canellan., all appointed by the King, who has alto the power of increafing the number of Se nators to 30, if he than think fit. VI. Or THE CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES.Thefe eon fift of 6o Deputies chofen by the Diitrnt Diets of the Nohles and 40 tledted by the 1 owns. Ihe Members retain their feats for nine years, but at the end of every three years one third of the body is renewed. Vii. This Section contains regulations for the Meetings of the Diftridt Diets, &c. VIII. Or THE DIVISION OF THE TERRITORY —The Duchy is divided Into fix Departments, to each of which there is a Pieced, Under Prefect, Mayers, and a Departmental Council of front fix teen to twenty-four Members. IX. Or THE LAW 5....." The Napoleon Code %all be the Civil Law of !Se Duchy of Warfaw." Lath Department has a Civil and a Criminal Court. The Council of State is the latt Court of Appeal. The Judges are appointed by the King. X. Or THE ARMED FORCCralle Standing Army eonfifts of ae,ot - o men. The King can call a part of this force into Saxony, but mutt replace them by an equal number of Saxons. XI. Galtaitax REGULATIONS—AII who have not places for life may be entitled at the pleafure of the King, die Deputies only excepted. None but Citizens of the Dukedom can be ap pointed to public fituations. AS the ads of the Government mutt be drawn a► in the Polilh language All the Civic and Military Orders formerly fubfitting in Poland, are to remain un changed. but the King is thtit head. XI I. The prefent impoits remain until the tit of January, No change can be made in the organization of the troops, until 1 regulations he made on that fubjedt by the Diet. " We Napoleon, by the grace of GOD and the Conftitation, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and Protector of the Rhenifh Confederacy, have ap proved, and hereby do Approve of the above coal tutional ad, which has been fubmitted to us for car rying into effect the sth Article of the Treaty of Tilfit, and which we confider as calculated to fulfil our engagements to the people of Warfaw and Great I Poland, by reconciling their freedom and privileges with the tranquillity of the neighbouring States. 1 ' Given in the Royal Palace of Drefdeo, this zzd day of July, 1807. (Signed) " NAPOLEON." BREMEN, JULY so. His Highnefs the Prince of Ponte Corvo arrived here yeßerday, at nine in the evening. Twenty-one difcharges of cannon announced his arrival, an hono rary guard was affigned him, and this morning a de• potation from the Senate waited on him, to pay their compliments; he received them with much affability. He dines to-day with Marfhal Dumon ceau ; the Senate gives him a dinner to-morrow; and the next day he continues his journey. There is every reafon to believe, that the Depu ties from the Hanfeatic Towns will follow the Prince of Benevento to Paris. FROM THE MAINE, JULY ss. The new royal Saxon military order has the name of the order of St. Henry, or the Green Crown, and confills in a wreath of rue. This wreath already be longs to the arms of the Duchy of Saxony. and was prefented to the then newly elected Duke Bernard 1. by the Emperor, Frederick I. anno i tBt. For, as the Duke appeared, bearing on his head his fhield, marked with golden and black bars, before the Em peror, who happened to have a wreath of rue upon his head, as a (better agairtft the fun, the Emperor hung his wreath upon the Duke's fhield, and prefented lit to him, as, an addition to his arms. sr. PETERSBURGII, JULY it. A fupplement to our Court Gazette of today, con tains the following official llatement concerning the battle of Friedland : " On the sth cif June, (0. S.) the whole of the re . fn ye, and apart of the cavalry, were difpatched to wards Friedland. The French regiments of cavalry, who were already arrived there, were driven back and defeated. Our whole army alfo marched to Fried. land. ‘, On the id of june, there followed a bloody en- ... . . gagement. At five in the morning the enemy began the attack. According to the declarations of the pri foners, the enemy's troops codified merely of the corps of General Oudinot ; but the whole of the French army Coon made its appearance with fuperior force. Our troops maintained their pofition with great refolution, and manfully tepelled the molt vehement attacks. Whole columns of the enemy were deflroy ed, and one flag was taken. The battle latled 14 hourly, and all the exertions of the enemy failed when dired ed agaioft the refolution and courage of Ruffian war riors ; but at feven in the evening, the attack way renewed by frefh and powerful columns of the enemy, and, being fupported by the cavalry, they rufhe4 with vehemence (as in cafes of (tom) upon our cen tre, and obliged it to give way. Our troops with drew over the Alle, and took the road to Ailenbur g. Our lofs in killed and wounded, amounts to to,ooo men. Among the Hain are Major Generals Baron Pahien and Mafowfki, and Colonel Kent; among the wounded are Major Generals Steinhell, Sukit% and Markow. The lofs of the enemy muff alto have been very great. • " On the 3d of June our troops marched from Al. lenburgb to Wehlau, and took a pofition on thet right bank of the Pregel. As two newly formed di vifions were now marching towards our army, and had already approached the Niemen (Memel) the Commander in Chief General Bennigfen refolved to retreat to Tilfir, in order to unite himfelf to them. " In the mean while the enemy did not impede this movement, nor even the junetion of Lieutenant Ge.. neral L'Eflocq's corps with the army, difficult as this was. " On the 6th of June our army approached the town of Tilfit, and after it had tranfported all the heavy baggage, it croffed the Niemen, and Rationed itfelf on the great plain, on the right fide oppofite to Tilfit. " Having taken this advantageous pofition, and expe!ting the arrival of the fupplkes, which were ap proaching, the Commander in Chief fent a Flag of Truce to the hoßile army, propofing an armiftice ; the concequence was, a flag &out the enemy announ cing a difpofition to negoctate." 1 We are looking forward to theca net ufion of peace. • Alexander will return to its, adorned with the palm I of peace, and will be r':ceiv.4 with thous of joy by his grateful people. Vern ow.. "it- - ..,