The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-18 00:00:00

During my day hers . Chief __ Staff, ral Fttawrakoff, - and 111411WGeteral Besrodni ' have Collected treads, dtillilmot dagazines of thetOwn, tontines thiamin) titedirort of barley, fire thousand tschatwert of sod Lour, an immense number • of ondlaistaildpilltati t lascheti, saddles, great-coats, sad other sarliellial elluiPtuent• We halab *MP seven Generals, ph. rude,. OM* , Gouliut, Le Fevre, riraddliky and Najontschik ; eighteen . staff-officers, tttiN ati'd 't wvnty-four superior officers, nine . Addled,. law hundred and seventeen soldiers, and ifsY coo hundred aaa thirty-nine sick, were ; AMA* eltitoupitals. ..A: wit of •pritttners tonrestut to be mado seiglisorhood ; and seven! magaehses-have hoe. biffirsj.lahlcit'we have not teed time to certify. A 4 , 4 1 *i erts shall. be 'drawn. up, I shall ' have thy biolphor to submit *WO your Imperial 001111TVATION or ?RE 301 , 117 AL OF istutratir ortatiteshArs, s PROM Tag gni TO Tar 1 . 3T1S Duo. Dee. 8.-Admiral Tchiebagoff. in his first report of the Adi s states, th t Ilaine-ne.peral Count Onto:tit bad permed the ene my to Mail )shoo, tatlug jive hundred primaerit and eight piece) of cas:am. fly his second report of the 7th Deoemlwr, it appears, that his van-guard, under the orders of blijor-General' Tchaislitz, tad ptitaNl so close upon the enemy's rear, as to entry oil hiR planets, aid subsequently entirely to &Stray that corm. rterS• einairgool, at whit* place their main body halted, and were not a little surprised to see our Cowarks appear, they latme.diately fled with tut* precipitaliali all 111-410011: tame au!ga sines. The isemay t s hiss on to twenty-rive pieces of cannon. and tbs'ee s Ilead-quarters, Mokeletterbuie, Dee. IL • ! , -'. • - - The Meaty * o ld • torjocd from Ibis place ini the 'Rah, Cent OratiTtal, ass tar as Bentz f, with a loss Atregis pieces of elissetse and above onethimMud pokiwit, a peisminsiber oir e rz, and ether camera. li-saiscasussme at shustatreet the grew /rant or priiffitiees; the arambert Or libm4lll4olo. along the high: roads have eamiderably inereelleas 4 are noticed mousy of Ilapeleate'a sward. , Aid-de-Camp General Count thieharelfsfy • iieliela t seem i date Walasokaa; Uh.Deceadecr i . that on 7 • day bisAmitsal there, aod ptetpmed followiqg file grand ar m } t , s endesvoaring at die same time Waiver its tank, M1A .16.... N0AR; serve the movements 4 the corps ander Prime Athwart • : .49l i tlitiarAnIt . ititie: Admiral TehtelvoCaeparts oh •the 8:b, that his van ...." • M .. . . . , .. . • . . ' ..alre .. y s • - . commanded by ajor-rieneral Tehahl:ta, ematinning to ;.. the enemy, Mid to prim hint timely. had compelled khaki *post ' cos rimnitesun uon srrey, Or axe. 11. (loot' elect* or camp's'''. Ciitoa ,M met ovde,• a . . 4 4 The progrecof. tbeiLassian Army in the pursuit General of the AMC, the 1 id-de-Causi; of ':11 Davoest„ WOO melt, were made prisoners in this affair; The whole te tb s . of the enemy heeeeleieetry benr more rapid and re ma fvmn smorgolli to Otelmisany was so completely Mimed 'ldarkablea Every. *pit 11011,11111:11* Is a victory, and w ith dead bodies, and dead horses, and so cowered with milder/ destructive to the enemy-if ear native country , is waggons. tumbrils, and carriages, that it was rendered 'YAW f impassable.• • i t he eilernie. of . &Myles Russia .. now presents a . TW dissatisfactins amongst Napoleon's troops has inerealled.; graiA Slid interest* speetaole to the rest of the to such a 'itch, that they with one voice charge him as the au- 1 that of all their wiser,), world, and we can boldly assert, that all nations, not read-anarters, Sinorgoni, Dec. 10.-Colonel K norriag re-1 even excepting these unhappy staves despotism, ports, under date of the Bth, that he detached some squadriens. I who, throngkposillanimity• and weakness have been to watch the enemy's motions on the side of alovaswerskenn and ! f against her,. strait her victories , in hors Stall :elf. 1 care coma Wittgenstein states , that keeping whh kiseorpt t hroughr thew) of obtaining peace and happiness. On „Olathe right of TchitebagoVs army in a parallel doe ; he was on the ,hat Ne . taivischkach ; his van -nand at Swiranke ; nod ! the ens slide we see a valiant army, whose regiments his entair, ander tht• cane..and of Aid-de-Camp General Kose,. are set broken, and whose warners are animated , - .4, raid Al ijor-tieneral Ilorosdin, at Nernentschine. 1 with an elevated feeling of vengeance for their homes, ~. 9tb Pe.retuher, -The pa izan Colonel of the Guard, %skein, f or the Plundering of their petunia intensand villages. rept:ca. that 'having come up with the cr anny ' s cavalry, he ion- mediately attack d them -taey were overthrown, and he en• , Vedgallttee 1 Risoksit?! Glory 1 Iselin* them—they tonal Wilma ps it were tin their very shoulders. la this attack ; k now no .vion i tnno ,,,,A n i no. ougresioss, and ortoo-to he took Rix ',lmes on:minors mod one eagle. ILivi og afterward,' ~„_l , _ jaiurd !lie detuehuient. uoder Ntajo--General Landskoy, aa' att i umiir-r.15k1 Pll4l/61144 tir way. they may be times tempt was ri,.ide to carry the tails a itself; halifiediee a Ives achimps* ' 'ffiffilli*debie too rak fur the enemy's infantry, tb sirs i homes, they were under the necessity of waiting tort jr the advanced guard of l'ehitejuagoff's army. ••- -•-.• .n 4. Admiral Teaitebagoff re/tarts, on the 30th of Deemahlef';l6Bl' hlajor-Neneral Tst•lailditz. re,gaedle.s of all . obstacles, wed yew Sting of the disorderly flight of the entßti ../, - had panned t inn' , imo %Vilna, tak i tat C . :jet Taint. pieces of canntma' and that the, suburbs had tweet occupied, maid piquet, patted rented the body of 11- tone; under the or#rs of leiatiosGe'neash 'Diver** dud : .. . Laskin.... • .` Head-varlars, Osetusisant; II th heemnbier. : -111 !pawl] . detathed, on the tith of December. else= kite) itobetatitit n Minsk. • , . ...a. ~ra, I. ra: ....i - Admiral Teliltehaeoff reports, that MaktrAmeentirehhildlits ' dislodged list. enefts from IV dna, on the 10th DiFerl.,_beN? bon. they left a are:a au rehire of caution, and 1fCg r 0 ,, .... , . ,11 111 - gazines, hot time did not permit to furnish derange' Ileadariarters, W dna-Pith Itecember.. . '• , . Count Wittgetracia, reports. ender date of the 20th Decent ber that haviue rent emit several detachments in rsait, one of these, commatalcd by - Aid-de-Camp ~( , 'etieral Komar, had taken arorps of Bavarians prim:men, consisting of one 4updrrd and Iw. nty.six o ffi cers, and two thousand and " Siventr-fotrr men, part of which consisted of an equip 'lia4e. , _linat,__,,"" el i., llll 2„__ ln i . been aurromated by the able asamme.vrel Ittelltroim"'""'"' - TeUeobach, had laid down their arms Without ftrilig a A/W- The requisitions of every description which ffse teensy bid le iled upon the itttaihi , auts were recoyered=and with these 'an the means of tabsistence for their troops. Oo the 11th, Lleute oant-Colon^l Tettenbach entered the suited+, of Wiles, ilolweth . standing • the enemy is err in possession of the- place. Major- General Itaemalla; who commanded the other demelsowen4 made ratty prisoners nt Nemenbchine, took also a considerable Dum ber of bargar wseenes.. DeteonlP-r IL-I-General Count Plato, reports, that ht paq lug near Wilna. be had driven the enemy- back he worsts, at they vrere dealing in collar)? bt Pogoivlanka, tee keiri%d. lowed the first cohunn'tn ;An (with which Coital arka Vali ses, had atready been ertgaged),•he had directed liftsioeifieseemd N;,ca•nanof and Count - O rloff to attack the enemy with spirit from our right lank; and Prince Kisalltht Restoffsky, with some retlments of hussars and drngoons, from our left. Tae column of the farms , was divided into two, and entirely de, sift, it'd. Veneral Lauzan was made prisoner; thirty other 011ia tees, and upwards of one thousand men, and we look two pair of coloars and two standard* The remainder of the enentymas par-lied, by the horse artillery, tolls& Mammal°, of Pottaey, neat -.. bleb ;,-,,,:'..cr adman was nearly destrnyed by the sabre and hayonr• • tr. , 11q-right pieces of canyon, as many torahrih,' w i•h their , is ..orn lett, fell into our hands near this spot. I lead .4. . of I! iehi-:',larshal Katmai', at Wilms. On rag . . . December . , ,f :hl• h::: the partisaa gesslaidn p-i.-e• .O 4 r. i. f •' " .it isa nt , wherr the enemy, ton gs(' : • , ! ? rs o'l.,fantry ; and above eye thousand -~ ~;~ „. vereign animates all, y thing, pre• pares unexpected resources. The comp, who had for auxiliaries the elements was beaten wherever he appeared. The march of ;he French- urmr, which was not arrested by any difficulty, is a series of tri umphs, and the operations finished by a brilliant vic tory, which dissipates entente. We see , that Sacred Squadron, composed of brace. men, chosen from among the brave, preserve in the midst of dangers that constancy and that gaiety, which" men not suf ficiently fortified by nature," did net "; and we may rest convinced, that with sudstiiii army; end such General, the eventual success of this war cannot I uncertain. •- ....anomaftworsomi l ma'• FAENCII PAPERS:.4 to *steam wise, _ give peace to they To tarn the people from this object', rind amuse than, they .eso made to beliefs that the lamb takilpe aoliksisiou)sg Spain, and that then 011111 will no looser any sacrifices to be mad* the English peOple„ because their troops will be masters or the Penland* to the Pyrenees • the Ew i . peror is hectic and dying, that Ibis bed s tate of his health has fin influence upon' Ms seinef, that tinny la aothing.mare to fear from him, that the French die. _ _ _ wjtheot ENTRANCE OF THE RUsSItAiIi i INTO THE GRAND T N DUCHY OF "WARSAW. — . - MANA); FOR- Tuti‘SsES DECLARED IN A ATllfty bIEGR. From tine Paris Journals, which arrived. an War day, we ba iais subjoined some important extracts.-- They admitl t the Russians have entered the Grand Ducky of w, and driven Macdonald from Til.' sit, though it is-pretended that be ifteinvarde reco , `",: vered that town.. They do notAttengst to conceek howeier*, that the Russians are in connitleiable forte in Eastern Prussic. The private accounts from the' French go further—they state that GeP. D'Yerk had joined his forces to those of the Russians, sod was preparing to act. in the reel. 'Of the French troops, and penemte into the heart of . the Pruidan States; hilt detadmiesis had already advanced to the neigh. bourbood of Dautzic, Marieuwerder, &c. which bad caused those places to be declared in a state of siege. In fact, there is every probability that' the French will be'obllged to evacuate the Grand Dechi and pastor Prussia, in order .to oencentrate their Stoops,-and preserve a footing in that ottlitttor. The ailirita mention in the Joevnals :of .the Volish•fer , * bliss being strongly garrisOlsed , sad provided for idlye time tilt without strong 'wires. • .1 - . - o camPaiga twicemittens its 1* the lasi campaign. At the sane time, the French army is 'Spain will be reinforced and maintained et its NI complement of 300,000. — England boasts of having, including ber seamen, 400,000 men Upon foot, in Europe the Indies; Asia, and America. The population of Fiske is at least quad rapier nos; England has 400,000 men, the proportion if France should be triple. In withdraw iugtrons this'ealcubition 200,000 men for the marine .and the coasts, there,wilt remain au effective million of men, which franoo can have on foot with equal we so England' cest . 4oo,ooo. , • ENGLISU PAflL—We ere assured that Caffarelli has set mit for Fiance, with 4000 cavalry and 10,000 infantry, drc. • Nati .111 Ttss aIif i rITECTS. OP TIM 12TH JAN.- very raise. einforcements are, on the con tral'is marching for the North of Spain. Paws,: JAW. 11,--4 1 here *as yesterday a grand •reiiest'of the inspiviii Guard and garrison of Paris. The troops before his Majesty the Emperor, from - until halfspast twr , 'clock, amidst the . . • . . . • • . . , • .• . ' ... • . .. . . . . . sT ., l , l , Fsiitav . . . . . . . . .... , . . . .• .. . . -. . • ........ . . - . . , .. ~_ . • • .• .. . ~ . -•-- ir m a-. 0 0:.....m........... t ......=....." 17- ... , - ,--.............--_ . 11 11M004 -. • 4141110,41010 . to -Pe° 44 6 S' well. lij.the other alien whew I *lll point oat la 1 .to ads...iced-guard of Admiral Tchichogoi having . ilohlo,_. y w o il e rrialg. t ri st , w . , ~ . ar _ •• • •-•- . which ii.timod _amp approached Molodetschno, on the 4th December, 71:17.goottabood,ivimile0, ..., itimr the nu e l jr : . We t : itltit . the' 641114111/1111fi e tOn. ,Babattititbff the • mete detailed' Math* of our retreat from the found the bridge destroyed by the enemy; who Isar. r o uno oo o tsmor d was to..t _m ! . : ~ .. - "fit -,elf,af „,„4 1,4. himself, ..04 1 SOO . .Of Allitt ._ . • • •wlso wail' batten- • Diktat* the ihtlesSeir.-. • ACeeift, Men.eigneur, &C. jng quit4ed lltiS place about midnight, continued hla =et t° eleattn. i ttir:*; it s . .110- ' were n e n t d tt ilig t o the ; aitainicti et Ids inteintrit, 'with. troops of. •• • fsettares “ -11141.000:seta.'• march to Smorgoiii. MajOr-General Count Oioisitt Asa=i lif fiallt•S re il* 'T :: .:•.'f' - z... 4.4 "i' 6 1 i eats tiProf . llod !Vl* irrtialltY . "l l 4liilapleies of ithaa i• , .. . . -...,-- , continued his pursuit, took fi ve hundred prisoners, : 40avr i a r i re sonioe_ kh the d great battll3, ‘ :. oat eavidrY: ' ler" ItediltPlkOhChingthil . palisq*Of *, -. : trioxrits Jouimar. es ernresat, :sall. st:i 'The horsei which have been demanded for the re- sod six cannon ; besides which two cannon - were : = taws j ai, town 4 . .„‘„„,"'''''''. " ~ 7 .184 s. , , i. Tn . Au t c . it, .1) - 134 ma jor..Goiwas. iroittoillifiliiii. 14141.)10 • ling or the osier,' are to ' bopeid for its reedy found at Motoiletselino. .` ' le " wai'.. ' teeed Whit - der* 1G • ste 4 ' thee to t . bat (heti". 'ithttiol., __ . staarr by pert* ntipg them to t .is rusta.rro. a certain ;!,• the report of Admiral Tchichagell; of Liss- • ti.r tiee •dinns at tet r esos ibsr p er te eaT r a d r w Jiro . . 1 • 1100 ...„ ; 41 ss 011adausres; the with his tlettiChesent v .. ail4 On Oct. 19 04, motor . ladii . dsisirtmentinast jovial g lltetaeal has Itbt in 11141 " 4 " , liUklli Fil? t ee'dtllse days. attacked floe Persian awl* ~Insa f it'elits- g reitt,'lmlnettus.. nenther - .' Witero assured this measoro will produce te.ui.ut.Geueral. Sacken's engagement with the corps - . of Gen. Itegnier, which forms the roar-good of . vio.resoi *eh* ty ds,- . 134 Weeis ,; i l liesyse_ ~ . re-epae t re: sity in their camp. The ouseetaetreat of . the enemy 301,00.00a1ry horses, .which wilt be delirsred in Prince ichwartietiberg, the Austrian troops which .11;:t i wked 71 44 ..a td i i i i; i ttt . woo, . )41' *limed 110.1 sick! was the enesell"enee of - 114 'etlier"ue it t4 "" --7 - 1110 Mostth' Of January, : and ready to R ei s the Ittine were Advancing to Slonim , are again retereed. to et wiles emu Mothers here &Atli ale 1 0 ._inottolihror the thrh The whole Persian *corint, 3LI faiceiiittys cputntity of i s gr e b n a trv. foil Into the • S isobeline, to reinforce Regnier. This movetneut im.idaL ..... „ ... _).thre s iitodred sliatird and ,, si and sty iato tects tert or a mi tauea sto p a ir 1 artillery, ammu . iiition end ,cfsrtrisloos_.... l ~_ , .poott, AN. a ft their • Majesties ho- ps Lieutenant-General Sackett to retire. hpOti t' o a= F"'' ' •rands of the victors. M s or- Eallorewskil moliro d Siti'irr.acit Thestir,. where the tragedy of Scheremotf, in order to he always in the rearof the:, . , .. . ,•..,. gave the beaten enemy no,rsispli4i fisii apiiv . .ettaxlxest • H od& - w e i:e r rt ,,....A_ witt i. their .... mete. TB . • . . , - - enemy, in case this last should attempt to march to. azioars or TOE consitaxectowoosstee. or Tax t„ . _.he• Perigee troops beforerday-bresk on the 20th .qf *lwo recei ' iiiiii"Weipcisi Jive!, ary7la use. . 7 7 ' war d s mon. -By this movement your EmPerbJ* lol -: AtiMtgai . eastkaas. rill.lkll4littlisO u llasivels sully. ussobei (Nov. 1)f and NU*? 4 440 0 them. 'The '. Ilso Ifoiffirop of the toth contains a of of jest, will Perceive, that the Prince of Schwoolzei • _ inn' W O LEDS/Lfi t: r : !ii .: 1 ,1, 1 , AS . . 4 • SW tut, town 4 , , ! . Ad'adot_ i t r.. lr i _ W itich bribltiOed $0" 141-- the Sena - te, 'approved by the Emperor', of ,the follow. berg retires from, they than approaches tow . 1 -2,r4 103 .• 14 .. ~ . . _ lug to tft tides or forPhatUessrlitilkken by stows, lug impart :-..„ . • . -. •"'I. Willie. however , in order to be quite certain :. y^. l -Jiit the time of the ettistais otVOlha by owe troops four battalion! of rilolsr - Yer4SlClniSaserf.wc.M. sue •' The Depetiess4st the Legislative Body, of rho thedirection which he takes. I have ordered thes'er,Proil the 10th of - December, der iwitoy degi e tte t emigit to 'Fbcfst sod stave" pieces og.snl.tbrY, and '-jksitirtit 'Writer, shall exercise their fatictionsi dur. of Count oscliarolisky to manoeuvre on the lido skitt le o nes wh i lst c oo ot.plog i or-„i n ova& ha' cat de I went" of 500 prisoners',.ashongissieva ista,Cislo, v. ksg thesekole.llisilot the donate.) of that Seidon, Sionim.. • • 1 his retreat by the road to . 14diej$ 40404 u w ith I and several otter O ffi cers, are the molt of fats .. , Which *ft egten ois the lit. Feb. 1813." • • A. - :i r heillrof th e 10th contains. the following I this instant received a Mort from Count Platolf,. $ a ii 'lds Cossack . 011 1 s 1, 10 Alittn is witk those of l tc• . rp . Earbsehon'a ion himself toolpto COI. • . eecompanied oith a iloikh standard, which . itism i ttlit thismirs of Olvinpolt,,lislike . fingoent - ogglite. I lon ifir:este :side amounts let.lbo zees killed '1,14 re t o ld . ..a rate , ie t p.,,,. 0 . i . ma . rs the honour to send with this report to your Impede; • . A . raimes, He v i tt ibti ona ,, ta i it •fi rat ef t he .inossokid. 7 ... . . :.- „.. ~' t . •tei tu li i i . f a - . 7 ..7 . 4 4 - ':;., e are, like Majesty. ' • • ;Atss•At., ,L_ • - ' -:`!" . • _...._,__ ,' ' l o'rle' Dekko,. to sattocii74•trilksiplidt •et s &einem Al p .b iL _llos.... _ 1 _,... 44 , - Ilbsisbdlogids • .,*_ .. „ : ......„ .. ai1it " . 5 .. gbbbi1 .... ..., ,' fit inieriStiie z l .2... e, - . 7 ,,.. -r• -. ~. t.A., -Z., ...i-te herons or TNT COMMAFIRIIR•44O/13P Or TDE MOW i Aye •b e i t h a eale otateked : idskJedg i vato the other 01 . isrs t sppoelfisto Per normint o..antrow I - / 4 .40 4 ./ . -,..Fri b. vootoos, woes write t i ne :tax anutra, eszt.comitiagiar. eanscc KI;TIJACtfr . O man " : • t l iolo ote ry wo w . . . R oe xsa.ittans. _ . • i Eg o ~;g4e 4 ._-.. fri t e• -ftneottioet4lArttla O t itioi l k so e #O l tE impoo ! ,- affei.. ere in the SMOLENSRO, TO MID 0RP . 511444. .MR.IIIIEE 9 or r asa doa q ber .. -* ' i i i • i gniti..-ap o ot t io t d o ir 'fair: . Wei, teverte Mete lii she . gelifi44ieoritff, eid lomo - ... tat • wit again dolt : Itro DEC. nit. , . ' '-• :-: ' -, . • * • . DOLIPM4Iiir „Ceti 1 . .., _... Itit'so. In IL. ,sr4 + 1 01 0! lOl st:?Ykllttalicitill . ... 0 . , difi ritecein After a akht resi.tafice : tlie.eisesy was , lit: 1 .s- :Y .is elk kis *Ref WI •li tialitillgtralgel IVO .. ! Atom, bait. ne• leeigokskiseks what-Us English l yesterday tOntailois the city of Wan*, vfliibh e 4 gon4e,„ atitkenpievasstlieiillselif , lnitticeine . 4:wed a Altar of GelfAlitta;• *he t *min i Mi tt ietere atit - r- - irooos ef your imperial 'Majesty, -under the' c1w0:.., pf Ponarfr "-The r frite cottons 'weriliwaspistely , Pesilisio.Offfciti, wei mode prisoner:. . E xakont. flit i s i te . aseeetteet .. t a tit regret. mod of Admhill • Tchlihaotf, immediately ' took I rooted ti tiso well directed lire of liaiSittilleii, and ~ ~.- b rbi d e ta c h men t of, 51 1 0914.1i1hi01t UMW tike tisi'..lll=l4ll 'smiles was held et Notting • pos.asAion of. The enemy had not a n d ti me to de- ; oftervamili tisstilleSy Sisibiliti4.• Viit . Gitterat, thirty " 11 °0 1 4 whit's .. Protikted the - 0 61 4 4 " of. BY° 1111 40 1 : 1 011411,. ASP . . )11* ..*,.. y of issweentiog to the stray the considerable magazines which he had pro: page f e r . and ewe - .theit * tkotilitad soldier*, wore and Schorag, drove back witb,felf effect • the Seidet. Hower- r. Reset ,_ - „ A ps at i t i ons for pared there :we have taken from him a quantity of : to r t & r i mier , i tam/4 4 *M piecin of canoen were 'dike Muss, Midi a consider*Weeedser ot lisee‘• p m% k g ;,. .. . - • catinoi. ' The advanced guard and all the army nuclei' to t and a number.ier• naming' sad carrit i goe„-... .slan troisp., and the defeated enemy. was forted to • Bo rn g o :Arlen is the tree selthefletien of Eta . . .; - . „ .. Admiral Tchichagoif are. in pursuit of him. Inu !off oe oer side was very inconsiderable. ...,C,OlO. retire irlth great loss. •• • Emperor's indispOsition-kswe le Ilii,litwe eiplana- Thysi.4f at the distance of twenty wersts from Willie ; ne t rio vo i s ky, an d ej ootook eppoe ue i m aw, ra;. awyTTENBUILOM, JAN. 4.—The t roach Char . - ge"! lion Lent Walpoles loisdoi to Villas, and of bur I will not fail to transmit to you? Imperial w e r e d i ta rtm egy wen ig e d. .:- •:: - Claire., who some time ago .svas eederial to kayo , the couriers f rom yi esai make mo d s to arrive .. 9 SI MS Majesty a detailed report, as soon as I shall arrive Albs the capture of wnittio 'employed oar! • kid" ) , lift' that Placa for -1106,11barg* on bb :it .London ;,of ail the reports which are 'raised of there. • • . • r ossibie means is re establish eller, awl to intone befelakeiner kon the 27th nit. ---- I , trosiblos la Frames, of the diecoatent of the people, tnyeelfef:Zdtleg: but the ibilitness of the ties, • '..' ' [FROM THE CORRESPODDRIO.3 • ' eisdie shod et ail the intelligence which cau deceits EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH FROM GENERAL TISCOE/lIE does net lse to present to yen,. Imperial Mif HAmisulatt, •Dac.29.—There neverwas, perhaps, i t e geglish•peepie respeettag the sitostitio 'of affairs. CATHCART, DATED ST. PETERSIWGIS, DSC. tz. jest,. *b this report, a detailed Inventory of all we ' a sore striking , spectacle than that of the Reside ilt is the English people who are weary of being el- -1 have the honour to transmit herewith tritest*. lig. 7.411“,, especially es the quantity of proti are,y in the middle of an enemy's Country; deprived j chided from the. Continent; it is they - who are tions of the continuation of the journal of military ails &sty sort, as well el the Smasher of p In eight days of Itrailillery, Its transports, *and of i &timed Oh the wars in Spain and America; operations from the Bth to the lath December, and sessers,.is so great, that it will take a considerable ; almost all its cavalry,. by the intensity of the cold. :it Is, dew Who on all sides express wishes which of Marshal Prince Kotusoff Smolensko's seps# 2l l time to make an exact account. :In this disastrous eoodition, the genius of the So- would oblige the Oligarchs Of that country dated 14th December. , 4 ,.. 1 During my stay hem the Chief of the Staff, Gene- 1 vereign animates all, foresees every thing, and pre.! , to become wise, and give -petite to the: world.— isY ! Contented ) , mp ditheari‘cd, i-wiOweet enersiN without h al tore for the cal,. without aatlattal.sphlt ; that ba /*at they ale tied to rifolt and-aceept of any con. i ditions=affigatissrabkrehilks.--Ctm ararr-hrtputh sad tha-Nottli will be coaahhtreil primary objeca4— - ' 2s3o,ooqtaiirguit Ilfreinoh,Will, isi the course of Fe- k m 'broach be collected at ,Hasabargli t apes thi Elbe, Ht.! upon- the: Rii . sie t and open the Oder, independent of 200,000 men who are with the Grand Atmy,. and the or- ensuing campaign Will te opened with ii.Frenth army 1 titme.reciepusattilor. the twenty,. they may be times - :--- ' ...--- ; ' beseepesed to Ken ;.11111111114dable amots, they - bear g ap ra ig yO l eg panics MAJes.aintllSAl. • - repeated cries of 46 nos 1 'Emperear.." • •them itith caortfq, iseesesb•they bps victory before .. - , . ' " 11 041, Voi• 38 . Braun, Dec."3o:.-Geoeral Leclerc has' set out .1 thew Oikeifil *Mr side *weer . 4be nib* of al tie- "'BIO - vstsiniitire,-.4 have the betioor .40 isferat f p a 2. - . OT B r r . .! won a no ltz , is oisiels . %MO unties our Igafonsac m Y of OW ser!* - 4,.." l4°lllzE ltPl i l lch e ll l Maio :Jo* 2.:-.• They , ,JOIN NIS' LIIMIWberg, L ;went iSsited ost •t• t-powsieilt wife t(wiebrtimr.`lielietb 0n44 4 1P 1 41 1 01 4 / I t-40 1 834 11 i . e' that On the 20th Dec. or ders were even to all Ge- i6lthe t imws t_ lii 2,0•1-el0interst tiZ.ll,oo' by. Your-fcmodieccv.knowirthat tbiltisi vofttt norms, °main ef, the General 5t4 . 0 . 1 alia„ others, : r e l e a t Z e b•;s.7ammi w‘lbo Ilb‘itit_s_ friiit.; 9144:- 1 4 .4 Tliisii - tbefat.” 4sr. vie ' "'ilia , In? * 401E 4 Rpm' : then at Koalobertt. to leave that place within 21 ' 0 46 .4 . 3 11kr 101 4. bienl4 l lol o 4 2l . to- .frost . 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