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icsse s ( 1 ) 4 ictenC 6 goci roll it; it .ei vtt L 1r A. rr • ky. a. 'ly ) 4 1 m ti* LONDON GAZ ET lE, Fe.3:`l7, tIFTiZ,FOURTH BOLCEI. OF TfjE. GRANII/ ARMY. - . .. Admiral Feb. 17. • • _:.:‘, .„ ~ copy of a Leiter from the Earl of St. Vincent, K:•.8-: • Admiral and Commander in • Chief qf His Ma, ',iesty's Fleet employed in the Channel, Saandings,, &c. to (Km. Marsden, Esq. dated in Town; Ke 12th inst. ' .e:•., ' SIR, - ' !. ~. . . • .. I lIICIOSe herewith a copy of a Letter ,from Com, roodore Keats, and of one addressed to him by Cap- : : thin Lord . Cochrane, gii7ina,a 'More detailed account of an attack made upon Fort nocuettei,at the:eiti trance of the. Resin. D'Arcasson, whereof, the ,outs. line was reported in an inclosure of my, Letter of the 1 7th ult. I am, 6,:c. WArtsAw',.. JAN: 27.—Eighty-fonr Tieces Cannon., taken from the .Russians, , are ranged before the Palace of the Republic at Warsaw: , 'Th'eyarer thotefwhich were taken from , Generals KAIifINSNOI, - ;N?1:11114P-$.EN, 'and' Buxitovn - EN, in the' battles of CzaruoW-o, Nasielsk, Pultusk and Golymin and are - the ‘;ety-' same that the Russians drew along the, streets of this City' with so intieli ostentation, when lately they marched through them 'to meet , the French. It is easy to conceive the effect which the' sight of so grand a triumph must produce upon a people delighted with seeing the humiliation Ofene lilies who have so long and so cruelly oppress'ed them. . . • . , ' -,`.. There , are . several.hospitalsirtibidountry Which -'- ' . ST..VI I Reh t I I / 4 i'Y''"' the army- occupies, containing a great • number of , . • • -OL-viem;. • -Tc• -. sick and, wounded Russians. . . '•- . Ms Majesty's Siiip Superb, qtr c,flassiron,. , „ ~v e, . . 2 . Bth ' Jan , 1 . 8 - 07 , .... .. ..,.... ... , . i.. 1 thousand . pi tsoners .. hay . e . been_ sent to - -SIT LORD-, , France, two , thousand:escaped . in. Ilk, first moments :I have the honour herewith t 0... transmit a Letter,;,; the. e . • have; just o , ,:gutALl;iion,, - and fifteen hundred have entered tvitiCh I have_ inst. received front ,I f ctrd .Cochrane, : , among P ol i sh troot , s • Captain of 'His Majesty's Ship Ithperiehse, report . - , " Thus have the battles with the French cog Ifig the particulars of an . Enterprise . (notitel• in - 7- 4. i iliein'Ta great - part -of - their artillery, all 'their bag-, Utter to your , Lordship; of the. I nth- inst.), big i y., e aud fr tr„,- oteditable to Liput. I',laPleron, of that Ship, and to.: b ag rd, OrPriSoners. . •, . . om 2a,000 to.3o,ooolmen, killed, wound the Officers and'iNten einployed tinder his cominand, I l i r f. 46- t h e Honbur to be, &c.- .. " 'General KAMISICOY, who 'Lad been repre ' 41 . . G. KEATS. ',. _. Seined as another SuWAnuow, has . just been, 'dis- Vae rt cif St, Vincent, .. ~P • • . , - - -.--. - geared.., It : is -reporred that , General 'BOxilbvpEtc . ,ta K., . . - . • .mac., is. in . the same_ situation. ' Hence it appears-that His Alqksty's filzip Imppieuse, CI ....eneraI.BENNIN GSEN . IiOW cotn'inands the Arnr.. , ../. . ••• _Strt, - . .lan.. 7, "0 7 . HaVing been led .in.: chase to th 6 southward yes- Marshal Nay ' s corps, bad advanced twenty l eagues erday, as the Imperiense passed.tl4 Basin of Areas-. from their cantonments; the Russian- Army took son, in returning to the Ration -you had -assigned,, i the ala 1.; rn .- 1, and made a movement on its right.-- Lieut: Mapleton volunteered. his • services to .bring-,. 'the batiallons have returned within the line of out with the Boats whatever Vesiels might be found their cantomnents without sustaining any loss. I there, and, as a 'preliminary 'step ) attacked F . ot Ro- , •.,, During this period . the 'Prince of RoNTo CoRVO queue, which was ~ i ntended7f6r the defence. of the took possession o Ebbing and the country situated on entrance. 'A' large quantity of:,military stores -was . the borders of the Baltic. - - ." i ' The 'General Of Division DROUET entered Christ -13-inchdestroyed, four a6-pounders, two neki-pieces , and a liourgli, where be , took3Oct prisoners from the •regi= . ' mortar •spiked, the .platoons and carriages , burnt, and the Fort laid in ruins. i Ment,of Courbieres, including a Major' and several' The Hon. Mr. Napier and Mr. H. Stewart, Mad o fficers. . . . . . 4hipmen, accompanied Lieut.- Mapleton; and _Mr . .• - rr. i.: i 0 , " t.,,oronel aAINT-OENEZ . , of . the 19th dragoons, Gibbert, the Surgeon's First Assistant, embraced the d - faged . nother of the enemy's regiments, and took ' Opportunity , to . shew _his zeal even in this . . affati"" , ' 50-,priioAer.s,. among whoinwas • the Colonel. Coin- foreign is his profession. ln and s apt. . • —. • • • • ---. I 'am . Kapp; to a,.1..1,-thatas it wa . s weir concluaed - • --- ' • ' -... -' ! " A Ilussian column hall gone to Liebstadt, be-.. Wit was ; , . - ..coal , ,,lshed t:10-'it atlyids . S. „., -. , yond 'the - little river Passarge, and had . carried bit Subjoined is a list o f Vessels. ta . en or destroyed`, - half a company of the Voltigeurs - of the Bth regiment /ince the 15th of last month. ''' . '' . '' ' ;"" -.'''':''' ' of- the line, who were at the .advanced posts.of the - • ' r , .b av e the Honour to be, ~., 4 ,.., (1. f.,,,,, ,i, ii.,,, , t,: . . -.;! centon;'nent, The Prince ofPonto Corvo, informed I. ' ~.(61‘:, ) ,:. 1, n ' "- )C rlaal`Lr". . ot - iiii.g,itioverrient; left Ebbing, collected 'his- troops, Cam;,...: Keats,-His ~- A 4., ~ . ... R r is 'His / ' ' ' Pe-t Y s Ship ' S ' Pbtrb i . '' - . ''' . arAvanced with Arv4up's division towards the enemy,: &C. &C. &C.. ' ~., „.. .' ,- f,. ;r3 !... - 'l and-inei them near Alohring. . . . ~ Verse;, captl;t'ed- Le ie2m 13aptiste. laden with vcitle,4,:ti - : " Ota the 25. th, at noon, the Enemy `s division Anna., Weft With. Ai:rine': . Peretie F ii:11!I le, 'Wen with Wine • , e. appvAt'od, -- 12 - ;006 strong. •We soon cane to_ blows. La Decide, Laden with rosin ; l °5e1)11; la * ll vl'ith butter""-., Timiftp‘ thee.: ; Cutter, lade.s) with busre , and ctvzese; WI I heinlitia,. 4.,e' l AiMent.of the Line fell upon the Russi ..ns' National Transport; L'AirTiable Nialluerze; Udell "ii" 4l ''Al i ith 111(Znr05ibi b raver y, to repair the loss which , ...: V r , - „Lis de,Cniyal --Sinp • retle•ic Transport, wrycks. s ,l„-- ghici St. leaa,A a. Transnoi . t. vvfei3ker;•-• diasse- Ma '1;1 k ; La Confi.lnce de - N an - e tics.; roy ect ;. a Chasse Nl.,rev .t & destroyed'; ; x'Sl sunk, IL . ilted t sea '; a sfliall Slut v; gent adrift. r Pots: ii ad experienced. The Enemy were comiat , ely-Yotited, - Vursued loprlepgues, and corn , Passargt„.. • DUPONT'S division 4rr.i.‘tc4 lqs,t, -4s engagement was concluded, and FLYmcitrn, FEB. 15.,--Airivdcr: His INlajeits Sloop Moselle; of 1.6-4ubs - Captain - Gottocri..; from Admiral CU LiArtowoolA - Ffe'et; cruizing 'off Cadiz,' which she left the Ist inst. consisting of '- lag Ships, viz. Ocari, Fdrmidabie, ;Atlas, Terrible, Court/lie/67, find Iltustrioris, and tcvi - .;'efliers 'wer e dispatched for \Vat:el. •. . :Arrived His Majesty's Ship Dolinegal, of 80 duns, from the Squadron 'off - Cape Finisterre 'and the 1717: defittigable, 'of 44 guns•,- Cap t.:RODi) from d'Cruize". under jnry — tOP-masts. • could fake nopayt m • " Aniiidman, 117 years of age„ has been pre sented,4O- the Emperor, who haS granted him a pen sion of .50. Napoleons, and has . urclered him a twelve mouth's allowance .in advance. The annexed Note gives some account of this extraordinaty man. The weather is very fine.`' is no Colder than it should be for the 'health of the soldiers, and the attendment of the roads, which are becoming passa= ble. 4. ` - 'on i tlie right and centre of the army, the Enemy qe_ more than 30 leagnes from our posts. y.ltyhe .Erpperoris gone on horseback to make the of the cantournents. He will be absent from Vii Saw eight or ten days." . • S EnANcts:lKTATtus NARooKt, born at Witki, near .I'*itua, is the son of. JOSEPH and ANN NAROCKI, He is of noble faniily,' and in his youth bore arms. I-te.: ‘ , vas . o n6 of the Confederation of the Bar, was takenbv. the Russians and sent to Kasan. Having lost — the Small fortunehe . ppssesse4, he took , to. Agricul,- in. was employed as farmer to a Curate. , He tnaitidd; . ftir- The first time, at the age of 70 years,. rand, had four children by that marriage. At 86 he married a second wife, and had by her six 'children, .who are all dead there remains to him only the.. lalst son'Of his first wife. The King of Prussia, in . consid•eration of his great age, had granted to him a pension of Polish florins per month, making ~.4iv.es 8 sous . x . priCll, He is subjea to no. infirmity, ,enjoys - Still a good memory, an d speaks Latin with extretha facility :'he cites the classics with spirit and the purpose. - .The Petiion, of. which the follow: 'Jug is a „translation, was entirely written with his. own The char fitters are very firm and egible •'' • Arrived the Endeavour, HORICSEY, from Guernsey, with wheat ; -ancl.tlke Ccosar Privateer; of 18 elm. froth a Cruize. • POBTSMOUTH , FEB, 1 7 .—Arr;yed tileltariv,crpsi 7 vessel, Lieut. P-..4ktNE4.; and the. Dispatch.; . >iiviie force, Capt. Lrratc,itAp, from a Cruize. • 7 Weot out of the Fi'arbour the ! ..c:trequckui.Quri-ves-2. sel, Lieut. NUGENT, having been relitte - d; The' captain, Capt. CockßtinN _lpvenge; Capt. Sir 3011 g GORE ; and the Gringes,,Papt. HALKETT, are appointed to take the East India Convoy., FALMOUTH, FEB. 15.—Arrived- this-day the land Packet, with MATlsfroni Lisbon, in eighto, passage. The 11 , :dsin g harti.P 4 c.ket„ . with Mails from hence, was Safe'cirrivcici out. No-Ship of War-what " ever was, at Lisbuti. Alr.;6 Ehz . a Ann Tender,'Lietit: DICKENSON, fdi Plymouth and _the ; Assistance, KN;GIIT, from 7etystooutb... Sailed the Tbwan, CL/V.DVr; - ' for Petiituki:;,, perh, jorIES, and Success,. WALKER, for Cort ; Neptune, M WTI:4s, a iicl"E/ifz*et.d.ifiargrzre - t , . sox, for Bristol ; John and SaLi . g, . WILLIAMS, DOV 2, WAFPER, aild Ja3on, liooK;; for Dublin; Bridgewater, tio..ARE, for Svanses.; Farm- Ter's 4dventurep At/inn/vl, for Bridgel.vaii- ; 3IzEA, for Bury ; CoorzA, for Neatill, Ceres, Gii . rF; ITns, 'for ; and Charlotte r ' B AK E . , for Ernsworth. • •.••-) His Majesty's 13,4. 4 Camil4l, of 20 guns; wag. q sail from Lisbon oa the Bth inst. with .cOtivoyxklue Ingland, Agi The Auckland I'atitet-sp*Oke His Majesty's Moselle, on the 13th ir.st.: with 4 - t . . li i i it.cll6 4 .T t on k ., Lord COLLINGVIOQI) koselle' hacksorne few: days before Oonvoycd the- Princess safe to Lord CoLLII:lo-,-y.00p's Fleet. t. Appeared off, this ,inorning, the American Ship Walker, CLA RK, twenty-twd.days from New=York with flour and wheat for Lon-don : leftlfNeW•grbil a FahnoUth Packet • DEAL, FEB. 17.—Sailed His Majesty's Ship. De fence, for. Portsmouth ;,,this morning the Editiltujia-A men and several other utward-bound N'eselslM under weigh ; the %yin& turning to the Weslardi they again brought" up, and remain in the. Dental with the rest of the Ships as per last. PETITIOV. " SIR haptisrital Extra& is dated 1690,. 'filet-dot - el am at preseiit 117 years old, I recall ,yet to my: mind the battle of Vienna, and the times .of JOHN, SOBIESKI. I . thought they would not.be -reproduced ; but assuredly I expected still leSs to eeagain the'age of ALEXANDER:. My old age has .prOcutedfor me the benefaetions ofall Sovereigns who have been .here, and I,.ask those of the, GREAT NAPOLEON, being at my age, more than secular, capable , ' rif vt , c;rl;:s • - "•Llue, Sirr,,:as long as , I -have: your glory needs. it • not ibut the 'the hu .happinessUf pan race 'de . , • wands it. , - (Sit,e,iic;d) . . • " NAIiOCKI." 8. , --.The ardour which-animates the C n a Nkipts ,seems to.inerease every: day. .The De pattments of I Ain; Charente Interieure, l'Enre, l'lndFelakef:ilave • 'produced their contingents by the tiMelfitxed for. .the-firgt departure. The ConscriptS of ;th...D.epartrperit have shewn the most enthysiasol uPon- their departure, repeated-, -ly Ingtlitrii;lg 1 " 7. 1:b? DAMPetelir Those of the . Lower .M.elise. left 111 a stria by military music, preccded . by : -the_ Preted.and.Fe- veral - Officers Civil and . I\lilitary. In the two .Serest ' Lot; and' c.;aronne,; and • all through the immense- majority of the Departments, - the-lau.,i ness has been concluded with the greatest . regularity.• 'EV,en the Stites of Parma andl-laisirece rival the olcl departments in zeal ; and the efforts of theAdfin niltrator Generalrha.e hten croWne-d-with that sac.: 'cess Which evinces the devotion of.t he inhabitants to. his Illajety the Emperor and King. The 2tit of rind t'br the completion of all the contingents: This leer :d s near at hand ; but we have good reason for y,qiikaing-, that out of the whole numb'er of Cop wrTifits called - Out; there will not be ,3000 'left be hind, or who are not upon the margin, by the 15th of thi, mon th . —(Monie,eizr.) • ,Fao.Nt TrtE LOWER ELESE, FEB.. 6.—The head quarters- of Marshal .MoaTzEn . were at Muliow, on the!lst inst. not far from Brandhagen, and about 2 miles from Stralsund. Marsh 4 I.llotrriElt has re connoitred that fortress. The Swedes made:a sortie with'Cioo infantty, 800 cavalry, and 4 pieces of can non, but weredrivetrback. Stralsund is now com pletelyinvested or; the land side. The enemy made some resistance at Griefswald, but the tzth regi ment ofinfabtry_passed over the ice in the ditches, and Scalc( f t the The Swedes had some pri soners made in the - place. • ' On the 22th ult. 'General DUPONT'S . diviskin, taking .adVantage of the .strength -of the ice, passed the . Peene. At DeriiMin they restored the 'bz = idge, over which the dragoons and the rest . of the troops took - -the direct` road to Stralsund, where the Swedes' had not the least apprehension of filte that await ed them, as eight days before 2 battalions had sailed to Rugen, from thence to return to Sweden. • STETTIi, JAN. 27:- , -7-SkirilliSllCS Collolllle take plaee': in the country between the Vistula and the' General TuouvENnT, the French Governor General, Has issued a very sei , ere Proclatudtion against ,persons holding any communication with the enemy. Any PersonS found in disguise are‘ to be brought 'before a Court Martial, and shot without mercy. _ Pos EN , JAN'..27.-=—On the 20th, several hundred Russian Prisoners 'arrived here Under an escort of 'They have been lodged. in some of.the pub lic building - s, and ::applied with warm . meat, beer; Src. • Siten . - Fttissian Officers were brought in to-day. The'PliiNci of . PONTE Catty° is Generalissimo. Over all the Polish troops who have taken'the oath of Adelity to the Emperor NApoi,ow. The Polish ANI GeneralltcHowslti wasitilled in one of the late affairs.. PVL'I'VSK; JA N . 6.—The road between this place and Strugocktyn is strewed ..with cannon, baggage, horses; and the dead,' left behind by the Russians in their hasty retreat, besides many valuable coaches belonging to the RuSsian Ge=nerals, but which have been stripped of their ornaments..by the soldiery and the ediantry people. In a neighbouring . wood, the whole.sorface of the ground is covered with dead boclie:= , , 1111(1, according to eYewitnesSeS, thicker than the field of battle: The Civil government have.so licited, that km-Russian Prisoners-May be' allowed to inter these bodies. WA SAW, JAN. 20. The Russians are still be hind the Niernert, but, for want of provisions, - we are assured -a considerable part of them will march towards Mernek . Ostrolerika and - Bialsltock, as-being. at' too - great distance'frorn the principal French corps, have been abandoned. - The bridge, of boats dyer the •Vistula, consi derably damaged by the drifted iee,, has been re 7: paired. General,YmTon, we* hear s has detached some troops by ‘,.iTay of Marienburgh and Elbingto Konigshurgh, The day before yesterday the works before Praga were supplied with:cannon:, • 'WORCESTER ELECTION...`--The contesfterminate:ci on Monday .in favour of ,Mr: GORDON, who on the tinaldo4e of, the poll had a majority Cf29l yotes., . nUmerons Meeting of West..F. India Merchants and Proprietors deeply interested in this trade took place yesterday, at the London Tavern. Mr. DEVAYNES was in. the Chair. Mr. LvAir.,. Agent for Jamaica, made:a Long 'speech, ex pressive of the injury which the Planters would suf- . ler by the intended Abolition of the Trade.;, and was followed by Mr. HIRRERT, Who supported his arguments. ~The meetingcame to a .determination to pies ri a Petition to the House of, Commons, praying !o ,be. heard by 7 Counsel. The thanks of the 'Meeting were unanimously voted to Mr. 80,- . sAtio.OET, Tor his' letter in behalf of'tbe West In dian colonies,. with a renuest. -that, he wouldallow the Meeting to pubtish. it, .. Consent being given, the7gAeting was dissolved V041,102 , ,NA81,E :11iSTITUTION:-. 7 -The ROOMS in At'- , gyle- . street were opened for the season last night, with the new Miscellaneous Entertainment, under the ConL. ' dpa of Colonel GREVILLE. : 4.:Concert-took place .under der the dire&ion of Mr. Q. T. SMART. The orchestra was. ably supplied. Madame. CATALANI sung two airs, : and received ,great ApplauSe. ! The Suite of Rooms were 'illUmitiated, and the whole fOymed a varied amusement, such as has net been seen since the beSt' days of -Mr. CORNELLY;.-- The PRINCE of WALts„ the' Duxi , .s of YORK, - CAN - - BRIDGE, and StissEx.; and a very lar g e aSsenibiage cit. the higher world Were present, and- all seemed to be particularly gratified. Yesterday-was married, at St. James's Church, by special licence, the Right. Hon. Lord BAGOT,, to the Right Hon. Lady Louts . p.:LEGGtE, :eldest laugh-7 ter of the Earl of DAitTMOUTII. The ceremony was performed by the Hon. and 'Rey. the Dean of 1. WINDSOR. :Gen.'MEßcx, a native of Germany;and' emplOy ed by-our Government, a rriVed in' Chat ham on Sufi day night, .for the purpOse vf engagingall his Couti- , trymen, who are unfOrtunately among ,the French Prisoners of Vit., itti this depot, for the 13ritish Ser gtves us much pleasure to add,: that he' wiis very uccessfrd yesterday. Joe Evgns, the pickpocket, ,vl . to was mitee'd from - Marlborough -street Office, on SatuidaV . ,.. madehis , eseape froM the Otii6ers ofJustice:pti 'Mon.; had gived notice to take his trigat Mid dles9cSeisiolls for . attemptirl i f, to-rob Col..4Evosy, and on its way from TOthilfields Bridewell to Hicks's HilF) (44aiperinitted 16-c . ,a1l at a honSe fvecinented pickpockets, in 0-) , ntion strect,'where he'conL ,trwed malw,his esc3pe fromtbe.- Officer who had 111141 to Charge. CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 18.—The Market. to day but thinly stTplied With Wheat, and . vety. .few fresh, mpprts, tine is much in request, and . at Price ' s ; supplies of ~Barley are con siderable, zutd this Article is full as dean 'Mahand White Pcgas,-; are nearly at last prices.; there arc fur= . .ther at-Ovals of Beans, which 'are a trifle cheaper ; - o ats an , in short supply, and rather clrtiier; and good rather at higher priee— .-Fibe American 4.55. to f)is. per 'Barrel - . • • • • i THE DENMARK HAILS: tht,itsonisloßGli; FEB. WarsaW we learn, that his Majesty the Emperor NApkit.Eon set out again . far the Army on the 27th of Jannark, Marshal MASSBNA, hat left Berlin for the Grand Army. ~• ' From -Pultuak, of the Bth ult., we are it-Ai-Med that the French bridges upon the Vistula and the Bug.were broken by'the ice in the 'night of the 6th: • Galicia is stilt open i 'the Court of Viernia permits both the, belligerent Powers to . purchase provision , : and forage in that province. _. • __ • 'SwEDISI-1 'POMERANIA, JAN. 3i.—Before the French entered Gricfswald,' they were compelled to fire upon the place. .-A chasseur of the 26th, and a • soldier •of the 65th, were killed, and five or six wounded. - There was another -skirmish 'near Grimm the 22d regiment had lat.le wounded, as was one uf Marshal MOATIER'S Adjutants. -Wolgast is in the hands of the-French. DREsb,FiN, JAN. 2g.-z—There has late4y been much talk about the motions of the Austrian troops but we know that theseltiotions have been made on the side- - of 114otdavia';.ind •Wallachia merely to those. frontiers;•• The .Saxon Contingent cantoned in this neigh boarho&is upon the march. The Telegraph. contains the 'following article 'The report of a change in the Prussian Mi-; nistry is confirmed, and the King has cntirely given himself over to the Russian Party. Those Ministers • and - Generals who Irani served him with the greatest fidelity have: received their dismission. Count HAUGwITZ has passed through Galicia,' lot the gur= • pose of . taking' a circuitbus route to - . his estate in Upper Silesia. Hellas 4elar:. , d to several persons upon his route, that it was his intention to pass the rest of his days in retirement with his vassals. Count HAUGWITZ not only solicited the ling to a g ree to the Armistice, but even to accept th e me., diation of Austria, as a preliminary to a permanent Peace with France. • This advice being communi-; cated to the Russian Party, the Generals of that Na tion who are about the King's person sought to have the direaiOn of the •war ; and being . Supported by their .dependents., they succeeded in persuading his Majesty to withdraw • his confidence from Count: HAUGWITZ " Generia *KO' who was Governor of War saw ‘ten years; has-also-fallen into disgrace. The King has deprived him of every kind of authority, but he is to receive • Ult , annual, pension of ..7,000` • • crowns. . - • ,• • • ." The. Russian Generals :and Officers enterta'n an uncommon degree of distrast; of the Poles ; treat them every where as enemies. .There is much . more moderation in the behaviour of the Prussians towards the Poles."., FROM THE MAINE, JAN. • 2i.: The French. force in Poland, according to public - report, consists of 300,000 men, besides 80,000 conscripts, 4000- Poles, the - contingent of the Confederacy of the Rhine, and that of Saxony. - NAPOLEON the GREAT, therefbre; may :take the field, in the Spring, with W),Oot) iiien , ;.- and; in case of. necessity, the arcnyc cif Holland, that of Italy, and aimmber of French regiments, distributed iii Upper and: Lower maybe also brought forward. Pultusk was celebrated for an engagement before that of the . 26th of December. The Saxons, in 1703, . lost a battle at this place with . 61ARLES Xli. _ . VIENNA ; JAN. 21.—1 t is said that the Russian General.. KANzicsitoy was so well pleased with the merits of the Prussian General KALKREUTH in seve ral of the' late affairs, that after. one of them. had terminated,... he embraced .the Count, took of his own. Order. of St. Andrew, and presented it to General J M2.REUTIi, as-a testimony of his sat'is faelion. Field.,MarShal . KAMINStoy is gone to St. Peters burgh, to - concert . ne.'w rneasures.• Gen: BENNING SEN, Who cOMinancl4. in his absence, has received • the Order of St.,George. Our troops in•TransylvaQia are to be considerably reinforced. A strong army is to be 'assembled at' Constant tinople,;and put under the command of the Grand Vizier; : PAss\riog oGtoir .has entirely evacuated Littl4 Wallachia; and reinains ttanqiiil . in his Palace at • • • The new: Russian Ambassador, Prince KURAKIN, is not yet arrived here. c Prince 13A=GitAirirION is to have, a very conaider able tonimgnd tilt' the Russian army. bac' 28.—The•squiadron of Admiral Lonti, 4hich is 'moored in the port of Constantino; pie, has: been joined by several ships of war from .the Mediterranean: LAID REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, F. 17 THE KING. V. BARNETT. ! • - .This was an indiament for wilful, and corrupt per-_ jury against the Defendzint, an Attorney of th Court, and it involved sUelt . voluininous proceedings that' it did not tertninate till pear seven in the even itig; The assigninent 'Of perjury as, that the De ` fondant had falsely sworn that he bdtiot received a sum 'Or 3001. from — the MargraVine of .Anspach, when in fia he had received flit - nioney. It was sworn in his answer to interrogatories exhibited by • order of the Court. • !The 'Margtmzine, whossat'on the Bench, near . Lordship, 'ph3v'e \ cl, by iter wstimony, 'that she, had' advanced iiariOns sunfs of Money to the Defendiint, • 'for Use olliftdy'Granard„ber :-inter, whose pecuniary afttirs. become considerably 'deranged, and in particular, thatihe 'had , given 'thin the 3001. in Otiei to HatiSfy.the iMmediate claim Of an urvnt crediti3r. It was 'this sum of which the*Defendant 'denied the receipt: .• -'• • , 'Die! payluent Of it 'bf'the - Margravine — Wasic.OnL , •!. firmed - by Colonel Stuart; Who saw her 1-ii , ,;2;kitie , A take it from herestrutoirin Bank-notes, and deliver it to the - Defendant. -• -•-' The defence set up by Mr. MAI!,RYATT, the D. fendant's Counsel,' tt' - as, that 'the 3001. so paid was to: -tedeetn. a security 'of a different nature froth that to which the payment had been referred by the Mar srravine.---The defence did not prevail, and the De . - tendant wn foil . nd'fluiity.—He had doubtless anti -cipated the "vesult„- for l 0 withdrew from Court bv iere:thisTenalAverdial (vas recorded against him. OW ncert of and e of; here: se as , the ova) ircis, loso iecly t of to ,~ r