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If the "sada p0 , .- awes a he t.t, theae time meat have found their way to it ••••• hi,ottlCy Key Lleo. 1802. • }ORE/GA INMLLIGENCE. FORTY•NI 11l BULLETIN. I. WARSAW, JAM. S. $1 Breda* has surrendered. Breig, Sehweidnitz, Kosel, Co'berg, and Danlzie, will t,•• itninediately ►esieged. Our light cavalry is in v.: the ne -411- bouthood of kotombe:g. The ku.siAris continue to retreat towards Groluo. Batas Dt: Y i..ce:nt brought letters trom the Emperor of Auoi in o His Majesty, at Warsaw." STUTO UM, JAN. 10. & very brilliant ceremony was czbibite , i,ute on the 6th, when the oath of Allegiance was ad to all the Princes and Counts wham tot H-r- gn:s.s were, by virtue of the treaty cunclud-kt at i',ric. transferred to tOc King of Wirrymbeq; k•c. ng these were the Prioces of Hoban:aim I. g Bartings.tin, Schillingsfurst, Ntus.ein. Lg. . ?a. Kirchburg, the Prince rf Walbu , g, Ste. The recruiting service goes on briskly in this country, His' Majesty being determined to make a considerable augmentation to his arrn/ Free The &Who& Comfits.) STN•LIWID. JAN. 12. The French General Herder has again taken possession of Anclam, with a carps of 4000 foot and 1000 horse ; his artillery consists of four howitzers and 12 twelve-pounders. The rest of the corps, which is in the whole estimated at 14,000 men, no. copy the neighbouring country ; it is said to gofer much hum want of prnvisions. General Murder left Anclam on the 23th of last nannth, with the greatest part of the garrisnn, and was joined be tween Lapin and Netchoff by three regiments of infantry, manwuvred borne day► in the vicinity, and then returned to Arelam. In the Duchy of Mecklenburg rem tin, at present, but very few French troops, most of tt.em having marched to Prussia. In the mean time, the coun try is treated in the mi.st hostile manner; in the towns all sorts of goeds are taken away on preunce of their being English ; contributions of every de scription are levied on the country. and the Duke's arms replaced loy those of the French Emperor. At Ribnhz, as well as Dainin,n, demonstrations have been made to ems' over to this side. and to construa bridges (Jr that purpose. At tleyenkebs pass. a storm threw a considerable quantity of timber. collated for the construaiou of bridges , en the Swedish side, which the Cominaticling Of ficer of the Swedish Chasseurs. stationed there, seized upon, and Icjelled the demand of the French Officers, who reclaimed it. with contempt. lIIENt4 A. DEC.:. The fate of Marquis Chisilieri, who, in 1113 ca pacity as an Austrian Coanivary-Gcneral, in M hasia end Dalai:lda. surrendered Cattail, to the Russians, is now decided; he is dismissed horn the Imperial service, and sentenced to be ci.nrinej in a f"•tress. in frintst:reriiii, fur the ion:winder of his Lie. LON JON, MONDAY, IssauArir 9.. OPERATIONS IN POLAND It was reported, oa Saturday and yesterday, that Government had received dispatches, late on Friday night, from General Lard liorcsartsox, at Konig;• berg. The report is not true ; bet, as we stated in a former Numher, they are in da.ly expectation of the arrival of Mr. Demme, the Messenger, with advices from Ids Lordship. The Russian Minister at cur Court has, however, received dispatches from St. Perershurgh, by Mr. BARKER, a Merchant of that city; and Government have also received dispatches from Mr. STUART, who was Secretary to Lnrd Gowan, while Anti:reflector at that Court. and still terming there in that capacity. They were brought by Mr. DAMIEN, a gentleman in the con• &knee of Mr. STUART, 04)0 ATTIVC3 late on Friday night, at Lord HOWICK'S offi:e. The Dispatches brought to the Rus.ian Minister, by Mr. BARKER, contain the fullJwing muds from the report of General Bsestscases, of the military operations in Poland.: BkTTLE OF PVLTUSK. •' ST. ►ITINS2U&ON, JAN. 3, 1507. " Yesterday and this day Messengers arrived from the army, bringing the following statements to His !sinew. Marssry, viz. l'hat almost daily skirmishes of the out-posts have taken place since the 23.1 of December, in which the French were repulsed in every instance. At the moment General Baron BCNMINGSV4, with the troops under hi. command, had taken a position sitar Puhusk, he was attacked by the division of the enemy, under General Sucucr. The attack lasted three hoots, bat the enemy were repulsed with considerable loss. On the 26th of December, the greater part of tia 4th division, under Prince Gsg,irzim, had joined General Bensimossm. The enemy made an attack at eleven o'clock, with a numerous force, under the immediate diredlion of Bos AAAAAA led by his Field-Marshals DAVOUST and LASHES, arid by a detached corps under General Securer. 'I he battle was most bloody, and continued even in the darkness of the night. At the commencement of it, General DAVOUST, with a corps t.f IL,OOO men, fell upon oar left wing, in order to possess himself of Pultusk in our rear. General BACON A VT, M /10 defended the position with 4,000 men, was obliged to give way to the superior forces of the enemy ; but as soon as this was perceived by Gen. Ben- NINGSIN, he ordered that this &timbre:in should be reinforced from his right wing, by a force under General Count OaTtliii•N, which together arrested the progress of the enemy. " The attack upon the right wing was more im petuous.—Marshal Lasses' large corps of infantry, under the command of 13:inAPARTI in person, moved through underwood upon our advanced guard. which bad been posted there to cover our wing, and fell upon it in so desperate a manner, that General BARCLAY Cos T.', commanding there, found himself unable to resist.—His falling hack having given an opportunity for a masked bat tery freely to ita, a few grape shot (rnitnizil..) discharges h.tving laid a considerable number of enemy on the spat ; this stopped his career. is He attempted again to outs ink this battery, and obliged Gep. de ToLLY to fall back once more ; thea Gen. Brower:omit ordered the charge of the front to the whole of his right wirg, and, for the support of General BARPCLAY r,s MAT, seat throe battalions at two different times. •• Having thus stopped the impetuosity of the enemy, and the bre of artillery and mnsquetry still continuing, General Blowmoats' determined to attack the enemy himself; for which purpose, he ordered General Count OSTBRISAN to advance, with the rest of his infantry, towards the right wing, and supported him with a strong train of ar tillery, and twenty squadrons of cavalry, and to the rest of the cavalry he gave orders to form their front in his centre, in order to keep that of the ene my in its position. The French defended them selves with desperation, but were obi Red to yield to the valonr of His IMPRRIAL isdAJtsre's troops. They were entirely defeated, and beat off from the scere of adion. "The prisoners we have taken declare, that the French have lost, in killed alone, above 6,000; our loss could not be ascertained, as the messenger was dispatched the moment the affair was over. But it certainly does not exceed 2,000. General Bast 111$60$111 proposes giving a detalsd account, as soon es possible. After this he adJs, that he can not sufficiently express the drgrce of courage and intrepidity of the troops of Ili, lusts • L AJEIIT Y ; and among other instances, he mentions, that Ma jor General Kosnie, with the Imperial Body Re' giment of Cuirassiers, and two squadrons of Car _ gopal Dragoons, charged a detachment of the tiresnj; etkusisting of 3,000 infantry, vrhich es ti il it hm the point of tutting off Major Genera} BAtle. watt t and . , uotwklistantling the piling fire o f t h e enemy's artillery, they were cut to pieces to a m ak 40 Thq s , BOil•PAILTell attempt neon the 'traction of the corps under Ceitneral 13LNNIKG.44 was defeateak and a complete vidory gained ow e frarrn.” The fsilloaring demi-, A ficini Bulletins, ssiiich understand to he extrads from Mr. Ss :It S t . Petersburgh, Genoral Mat:stars, and Mr. Pit44i. rooter, brought Ly Mr. DANIII4, Were also ell% listed on Saturday in the Ministerial eicles:--. •• Colonel Kause a arrived at Koningsberg of dd of January, with dispatches from Central K ttg. REVTN an a Russian Messenger followed th e day after, with dispatches from General Katett: ; : snov. Excepting a trifling affair on the 28 r 4 December, in which a detachment of French eery:. made an uncnccessful attempt to cut of a co; Cossacks, which was posted in advance of ltitrst it does not appear that any engadement has pl.tee subsequeat to the 2Gth. • The vidory of the It nesians, on the 25th, to decisive ; its cor.seqttenoes would probality 1) 515 been more important, had Dot General Iltat os ,,, I SIN been restrained in his pursuit of she enemy, intelligence that the divisions of Nal , and Atrattin had formed a ittaiioll near grodzisk, and were rs. warming in his rear—the approach of night like contributed to the escape of the enemy. • Upwards of 70 pieces of cannon, taken fast 'theetemy on the 26th, had, on the 20th, arrived A Ostrallenka, several others u ere buried in the roses. The peasantry cheerfully assisted in their ci ance. " Flesh troops are dilly joining the Iti army, which, ►v t!..e middle of February, w•i11 car, prise 300,000 men between the Neirnen and t:a Vistula. General TOLSTOY commands a corps of 16.= men at Sielce ; Gen. flagon:int is paned at tie link village of Martinky, on the Oznulcin, acrie which river he has established a bris:ge ; Get. Tot. v commands the advance of the left wing the army at Sielun ; the rear, with Can. Onrse , •N, Las fallen hack upon the snorts positioaef Kolsio ; and the ether corps of the army, under tts orders of Prince I)t.i Lc:a:touts, General Sosinon, &c. occupy IVizna, Maznse, Geneni Etcxtiorrocn's division ozcepies biowygrod, Clink; &c. " TLe %hole of the army is thee cone.eistrral within tne circuit of a fe* mike, noterithetendirg the diff.;:ulty to provide provision. and forage; eat it is hence obvious, that General la hal lINSKOT if 2s ter mined to resume offensive operations the moans he is in the condition to do so. The Russian Arry is impatient to meet the enemy—nothing can san% pass their enthusiasm and confidence. Gen. &rots, previous to the affair at Eraingurkaw, read, at be head of hie chtachinent, one of the French bulletins, containing scurrilous redections on the Russizs army, on which the soldiers, in tumultuous ind..gne tion, exclainieJ, " Lead us On, end we will put.isk our calumniators," A strong Prussian corps has takes possesstoa of the defiles of Nikolarlten. " The French division, under Nov, has far" back behind the lltib , litz ; and a corps of atilt 390 men, wnicb Lid pushed beyond Ostesods, %s sir rounded by a P:ussian regiment, at • Deistic& Eylau, and cat to pieces." Mr. 134asse, and Mr. Damao, the bearers of the abaft articles of intelligence. left St. Peters- burgh on the a.h, and came over from Gottenburgh in the Lady Frahm packet, which las►led them. on Friday, at Harwich. Private letters, fns- St. Petersburgh, received through the same chan nel, contain several interesting partica'ars, respeda. ing the important battle of the 26th. They state+ fiat a French General, in the disguise of a Polish Jew, had contrived to bays himself employed in * gunpowder rnanufaaory, where he loomd means to have a composition mired in the mametaaure of the powder, which rendered it almost in operative. This wretch had been detefted is the fait. uied. atil found guilty, and has elm' Buffeted the punishment due to his cline. Another miscreant, of the same description, in the magazine department, has also been discovered is the praaice of making up in:peeled cartridges, with the assistance of some emissaries, whom he had corrupted.—We believe that there are other instances, where discoveries of a similar nature have been made by Gener..l /.; se memoir ; and it is stated that he has addressed a very strong memorial to the Emperor At.c:et,oce upon the subjea, re presenting the necessity of removing from Russia. or, at least, from the capital, and the vicinity of the army, 311 Frenchmen and other foteigners, except llntish subjeas, and the natives of these countries seLich are in alliance with Russia. ‘Whether this ads ice will be adopted, to its full extent, we do not k:ami ; but it was expetleJ at St. Petri-entre, that seine suuag anca.crc ct p• lice, rcspating a 8 A ... lo of t h e di m is . tt he . al ,hei de t (*tie i K, 4 , , c d the 28 sar,a ! corp s 4 lA A dt. to ry Nil F.NNIU4 Otitis* Sere 4. en fr:ra rived dt e rosAis. 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