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RETRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER PROM ALTO/4A, DATIL) JAS "A few days ago, a German traveller of dinineion arrived at Hamburgh, from Russia and Poland, who publicly related, that the letter which the Mini ster of War, Berthier, lately wrote to the Empress JoLep'sine, contained no news of freds vidaries, but only the tidings pa Napoleon being 'in prrfet good health ; he added, that he knew that the French bad been defeated since the '2sth, by the Russians. Tnis declaration induced General M,ehaud, the present Military Governor of Hambro', to send for the stranger, and interrogate him pri►ately. " The latter strialy adhered to all be bad said ; and, as a promf of his speaking the truth, he freely offered to become a hostage of the General, till he should receive the confirmation; the latter, however, conscious of th • traveller's integrity, politely di.- missed him, with the serious request, never to speak of such things for the iutnre. " On the 'Oth ii.stanr, a Lubec vessel arrived in that post, from Riga, when the French Command ant sent immediately a number of soldiers on board to seize and examine all letters and papers, and to aunounce to the Captain, clew, and passengers, that their mentioning any thing contrary to the in teresti of the French or their Allies, would be ins ulated with death." M•GDLRVRO, JAN. 17. Our hospitals are full of sick; the forced marl rs in such a season, sad in such bad weather, have in undated us with several disorders, and particularly slysentesies. IBERLIN, JAN.IB. From The Telegraph I Though the reports to which we yesterday al !tided, are scarcely credited any longer, yet it may not be totally useless to recur aria to the subjed. We are anured, that some evil-minded persons have prrpa A ated in this city, imaginary extraas, from unaginary new•-papers, full of imaginary victories paired by the Russians. It is difficult to conceive hnyr they durst band about such absurd and fa bulous stories. They say—what indeed do they not say? Since the Emperor has thought it necessary, on account of the severity of tl.e sea son, to place his army in winter quarters, must it thence be concluded, that the French have been lmaten, and that the Russians are vitioricus ? Can they be victo! ous—those same ttu•siana who have been driven from all the shores of the Vistula; who have been dislodged from all their positions on the Bug and the Narew; who have been thrown into eonfasion at Pultnak and Golymin ; finally, who have been compeliJd to retreat in all poin-c before Pie French army ? Can they be viElnrious— those relics of die Prussian army, who, routed and dispersed at Neidenburg anal Willenberg, have been driven into the wilds and morasses ? JAN. 20. Intelligence has been received here, from NVATS tw, of the 12th and 13th instant. which announces, that the Russians still continue their mgt; it is believed that they will take op their winter-quarters 04 the other side of the Niemen. The Emperor has a levee twice a wiek. at which the most distinguished persons of the country as semble. There are still at Warsaw deputations horn Saxony, from the king& m of Naples, mid from that of Italy ; the Austrian Gener..l, M. Le Baron de Vint-nt, who lately terminated a diplo matic mission at Paris, is also as Warsaw. THE BRITISH PRE SS. 'coN•fte4 General C oresiend-ne —Census ?tench and English Wurde s s.rnpasert ; Cnn anion of Mansorst in Two Centunes, c o me ; int nb.s.:ote Charity Sersttir•; un the Elfette of Taxation on the Mu ate of the P,ssisl• ; Mr. Corse on Homer's !frame; no the F.signstot Style; Deniers, e*. gaining ninisteest Artsc'es of Igent.stit and ;nraiote. 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Cs. respondent*, _ . _ . ?nand !.,, Lingnan, thus, It"-a, and Orme, Pannuotter ran; and Cade4l and DAV VI. Xtraud. LONDON, MONDAY, F 2 The Honourable Mr. Bustart.t, son of Lord Gv..s• co a, arrived early on Saturday morning, from the Continent. A general expectation prevailed, in ems:quer:cc, that he had brought a confirmation of the repotted successes of the Russians, subsequent to the 26th of December. Nothing, however, baying immediately transpired to gratify this ex pn:aim:, the silence of the public offices was construed as an unfavourable omen, and the public mind baying taken a contrary turn, a general re• port prevailed, of the defeat of the Russians by the French. The whole of this speculation WAS, how. ever, funded upon a false basis. Tip. llonnoratile Mr. Butte cut. neither did nor could bring any AC counts of operations subsequent to the 2tith of December. This gentleman, our readers will recoil, CI, accompanied Mr. Ro nee r A spa, some nvinthi since, to the Court of Vi,.rin 1, which city be left on the 1(3.4 of DecanTher.—Pro. seeding northward on his way home by the ISalt;c, he sail:d from konirg,b:rg on the 23.1, and Dentaic on the 27:h of the same month, in the Oarrosir gun-brig, which landed him on Friday at Yarsnons. Front these dates, it is obvious that Mr. Buttatt.t. could not have brought even an account of the anion of the 2fith. A !fur= Mail also ar rived on Saturday, with Papers from Altona and Harnburgh, to the 24th, bringing accounts from Berlin to the 21A. The Telegraph, a Paper printed in that city by the French, states, under the due of the 20th, that intelligence bad been received thee from Warsaw, of the 12.1 and I3:11, which announces, that Bow A r A IT It was still there ; that the Russians still cwiatte to retreat ; CiAt. it was believed tl would take u 7 the.r Ti..ttns on the other side al the Ker..en, a river which rises in Lithuania, and, passing by Groh°, emp ties itself in the G alt ; and the Allona Paper of the 23d, contains an article, dated the Banks of the Eibe, January 2., vh ch say s — Judging by the intelligence an ived from different countries, and which entirely agrees, there were, After the vianry gained by On: French, on the ult. more considerable engagements on the 27. h, 28th, and `2Jili following ; the results of which arc n H yet oflicinliy known." These are the only 2f• ticks in the ilarnhurgh and Altona Papers of the 83d, wnich notice the military events subsequent to the n'6th, and they contradict each other. The former of the two, we mean the Berlin article, woaid, however, even without this coutradidion, appear vet y suspicious. The 47th Bulletin states the lass of the Russians, on the 26th, at 80 pieces of cnonon, and 12,000 men killed, wounded, and taken prisoners ; and the loss of the Fr nch, at 800 prisoners, and 2000 kited and wound ; being one-third of the alleged loss of the enemy. This does nut amount to a decisive defeat of the Ru:sians ; and it is difficult to conceive that any thing less could induce them to continue their reheat, leaving the French army to go quietly into winter quarters. And had it been a decisive action, we cannot sup pose that BJNAP A writ, who pursued the remnant of the Prussian army, after the battle of Auerstndt, with such aetivity, would, in the excess of his phi lanthropy, peruses the routed Russians to continue their retreat in perfea safety. This is not the sort of termination of the campaign which would satisfy his inordinate passion for military glory. The severity of the season is no excuse for closing a campaign, which he had taught the people of France was to end in she total overthrow of the enemy.— The bad weather and bad roads must operate equally against the pursued and the pursuers. The ridicule, however, thrown in the Berlin article, upon the reports of successes wined by the Rus sians, subsequent to the 16th, is an admission of the existence of such repot ts, and that they were in general circulation ; for if not generally believed, it would not have been necessary to take such pains to cant: adini them. Scarcely a day passed last week without bringing a fresh report or letter from some poi .t between Flushing and Copenhagen, all agreeing in substance, so far as respc&d the rumours of a recent detest of the Fiend:. Many of these letters-, though coming from different Tanners, may, no doubt, be only teverberstions of one and the same report ; but even the conti nued repetition affords an inference in favour of the truth of the original rumour. Some of them we know, made a great impression upon persons in power, and were circulated upon little less than ab solu.e official authority. We were, therefore, a good deal disappointed in not finding them confirmed by the accounts brought by the Husum Mail. The absence of such intelligence in the Altman Paper is imputed to a requisition made by the French to the Danish Government, requesting that no accounts unfavourable to the French should be inserted in the Danish Papers; in consequence of which the Eng lish and Russian Ministers at Copenhagen, had claimed a similar exclusion of the French Buli letins. But this will ,not account for the igno rance in which we are left by the private letters received on Saturday. A story is told, indeed, by a Correspondent at Altona, of the arrival of a German traveller at Hamburgh, who, upon a strint examination by the French Commander in that city, had pcsitively declared, that the French had been defeated subservient t r the 26th. But this is a very 'Anne tale ; and we understand that all the private intelligence brought by the Mail amounts to nothing satisfadtory upon the subject. Of the battle of the 26:h, however, some further particu lars have been received, which induced Government to issue the following Bulletin on Saturday : No official accounts of the battle o; the 26th of Decem ber hate reached ws from the Ru•sian head.q.latters; hut, day after day, something transpires (min Warsaw, which makes it appear that the issue of it was, in every respect s highly favourable to the Russians. B inaparte attacked in five columns, of which three were d•'eated. The gIAnJ operation he meditated, of forcing his way to the RU;il4ll map tries at Emily-Stuck, Completely " The latest aeenunts horn Warsaw state, that only one of the French columns salceeJed in the attack on the 26th, and It may be depended upon, that the French army could not be lei to a farther attack on that day. Conaparte is at War saw, and has promised his army an 'trillium and winter quarters. Discontent and distention prevailed among his Cznerals." Report adds, that previous to the affair of the 26th, the French had succeeded in corrupting some of the Russian Generals, but that the plan tr , r be traying the troops under tLeir command was dis co►ered by the Russian Commander in Chief, K•lif INSLOY. It is further said, that one of the principal Russian Generals had agreed to put him self and the corps under his command into such situation that they could be surprisrd by the French, so as to render all resistance ineffeetual. General KAU frornsome hints which had been thrown I .ttt to him, saspc!ted there was a conspiracy in t/i: army, and flied his luspicion particularly upon Ge n , B—. Flavh , g convincLd himself of the lA, L e bad him arrested and placed in the face of the army, when the ceremony of breaking his sword over / bead was performed, and he was sent off in chi: to Patersburgh ; but before many hoists were pas:, his guilt was made mere manifest. Genetal:K s. maNsaov then sent a courier ;thee him, tot:sting La back, and on his return to the army he was shot._ Upon the credit due to this story, which is given in: private letter, we are not competent to decide. lhe:e are many others, of a similar class, all vouched up- 4 like authority. We stated in a former Paper, that t: repast of a battle on the ith, in which the Fir:: were said to have sustained a defelt, on I e western side of the Vistula, abort half way Lt.—. I Warsaw and Posen, was very improbable. A . tachment from the garrison of Cuimbach, Graudentz, which, early in the month, crossed Vistula, and made an incursion into the Palat ; of Gnczna, within a few miles of Posen, but rein ; without giving rise to any occurrence of motor ! , appears to have given rite to this rumour. PARTE still remained at Warsaw, on the 13:h La : a perilous situation, had he sucered a defeat is its rear. Upon the whole, then, we think that the is port of the successes of the Russians, subseqmnt to the 26th, has rather lost than gained ground once Friday, and this was the opinion entertained last night in the best informed circles. A numerous meeting of the Board of Trade em held on Friday morning, et hali.past eleven o'ckti, at the orhce in the Treasury, when a great number of West India Merchants and Distillers attended. upon the subkr6t of distilling from sugar. The Members of the Board present were—Earl Tx exc, Viscount Homiest, Lords GRENVII.I.I, i!, PCTTY, and Aucet.*No ; Mr. T. GRENVILLt, Coney, &c. We do nor understand, that the Beef came to a determination upon this important sO• jed. It appears from the statement of the distribut7. , s of our naval force for the present month, that thrre are at sea, 9S ships of the line ; in port and !Wig, IS ; in ordinary, 4;) ; building, 37. The monied intere.t in the City are in expels. tion, that the Loan for the year wili be negotiate! in a few days. It is ,spelled, that the Minister trill av:til himself of the arrival of the first D:s. patches that shall confirm the reperts of r':e dent of the French, and which will, of course, have the eff_,a of raising the Fundi, and enable bias to nail a better Uargein for the pterlie. New Mern'iers returned to serve in Parliament for the following places: Borough of I.esltritliiel....Chailaa Cockatell, Esq. fal room of William Cnokenatin, E.Q. taho, being chores fordo sal.) borough, and ekes for the Coicity of Sonsmezt, madebt election to 'tree for the county. Borough of Cockermouth....Thrimas Hamilton, T.sq. (nom mnnly called Lord Binning,) m the loom of John Liasthet, Esq. who, being chosen fur the said b irougli, and also for its county of Cumberland, made his election to serve for the county. Borough of Midhurst —William Crinengharn Esq. His Majesty's AtharterGenersl for halals), in the r0 , ..1 of the Right Hlnoureb.e W.lliam Wickham. who, chosen for the said borough, and also fur the borough of rd. lington, made his electioa to serve for the borough a Halite Within Williams Wynne, Esq iu the room of lolls Smith, E.q. who, being chosen far the <aid berouvh, ant she for the t son and counts ei the town of Nottingnam, male his election to serve tor the town and enmity. Borough of Tralee—..itouel hodningtoe i in the teem of the Right lion. Maurice Fitzgerald, win's, being hu es fur tie said borough, and also a Krii,lht fin the comity of Lerer, made his election to svve for the futility. Borough of Heyt..sbuty.--Charles M.sere, Esq end l'itttrht , i Sy Intl, Esq. in the room of the Rica Hon Charles Ab'n', who, being cliostm fur the said be ch, also fat ens University of ellanird, made his election to *my. for the verity ; and Sir William A'Coun, Bart. who, Hoeg his ..er• lion fir the said borough. accepted As office of Steward or Bailiff of His Majesty's Three Chiltern Handraia of St•'., Desborough, and Bonenharn, is the county of Suckingi....n. Borough 0. Dundalk.—wliasias Daum !swelter, E.q. iii • .1 rmm of John FJ.q. irnot his election fo• s taint borough,accepted the office of Escheatoe of Ser. A middle-aged man, booted and spurred. with every appearance of a country farmer, w about three o'clock on Saturday, found almost 1::.• less at the corner of Wych.street, from which he --as carried into the Tap of the Angcl Inn, where he soon after expired. Door STALK TOM, of the Strand, was sent for, and he opened a vein, but to ne purpose. 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