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Q ND O R, r,;7;::0; TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1507. „ ,• . • Wt . yesterday •,tOppe . d . the Press to, communicate to the Public the disastrous intelligence„which had reached us, of the defeat of the Russian ;Army ori-, the 14th, 1 at Friedland.. The only• accountswrhich.haye Yet, been received ,Were in the . .1144e, Aval currant of the 23111,, and.theHanzburgh.Cor 7 respo4denten of the'oth.ltis stated, that after a series of - a4ions, from the .sth, the , French succeeded. in fgrpiDg - thq. Russian Line, and on the 14th corn-: pletelydefeated.them at Friedland, The loss of the ifussians is variously -stated; some accounts make. it not .less than 50,000 -Men. Ten Russian . Generals are said to have been :killed, And among then Peneral .LENNIqSEN. K9piflSbnrcz - h ,ansi. even' 14em?.1 are said to have been taken o p,oA.session of . by. ; the French. Such- 'are .the, melancholy' details contained in . these Papers ; and though we are convinced that the success of 'tire Enetny* - -Is very much . exaggerated ; .` yet we fear • thete is 'no . ,reason to doubt that our mos t rie•. - tons defeat. There is, however, a very remarkable variance between. the account given in the Hague - Oxtrantand that given •in the Ifambuigli res polidentelA. In the ,former it that the took place at 'Friedland, on . the 14th of June; the Anniversary of the Battle . Of Stire'ngo.— In . the latter the account of the '.Battle - Fi H iedland • is dated at Preussieh Eylau, on.the 13th of June, con sequently the battle must have happened previous to that day: It is impoSsible to reconcile these accounts, unleSs we 'suppose that there was more than, one agiOn at Friedland ; and if there was, it proves that . the Russians must have made the most determined resistance, and that the vi&ory of the French must have been most dearly purchased, The report or Memel having been taken by the French - is also evidently false; from the distanCe of that city froth . the , scene of . a6tion, intelligence of its capture could - not have been received. Upon the whble,' the'cenunts are so Vague' and - Contradiaory,' that toti . gh,, , as : . we have , already ;stated, • we: cannot - flatter -.ourselves with the hope that they will gore to' be altogether false, yet we'thint there • , . it . ample ground to believe_that . they,aregreatly ex aggerated, and that the viaory Of the . Fretieti has Ueen most dearly purchased. The RussiariS' hate - a very powerful !-%,,lrrny of Reserve, and we trust that . it will appear that General .BENVIGSEI!, 'finding. 11.4u41£ outflanked .by the -French, had determined tp fail bitcic upon that Army ; for we cannot believe that the F,tussians could be put to flight in the Manner represented in the Dutch and Ilamlitirgh'Papers,,- Emba3sy frOrrahe EmpEnoß of Rus tO eat: EMPEROR Of CHINA, has been refused ..„ . -• a3mittance into the -Capital. Chi, its arrival at tlle great Wall, the .:A.mbassador . was met by an Of from the Chinese Court, vith a letter, • and preients, from the Emperor to his brother • . - of Russia, and de - siting. lam to make the best of bid Way back,' His imperial Majesty being unwilling, 4t-10 so "long ajourney, to alloW hits to elttend it beyond what was necessary ! •,. • . , Ir the discussion which took place jast night in the House of Commons, upon the Report of the Comitis•sioners, respeding Sir H. i\l /L pmAy's h ou s e '‘lnd landi at Moulsham, ;Mr. S. BOURNE vindicated' liimself. in the. most able manner n-am the charge's had been made against him in some of the . Papers devoted to the Qpposition. Lords TEMPLE, and H. PETTY liberally and honourably acicnowleelged that there was '.nctLitliP gound,.. for 4ny imputation whi - teM' upon , the tondu& of that Gentleman, artti;we trust that thG3e: WhO live so wantonly and 40—.. unjustly thrown out ir;sinuations aninst him, 'Will take an • , . arly opportunity' of retra&ing their calumnies. Ycsterdity afternoon his Royal Highnes,s the Prince 1 of WALE:: -returned to Carlton House from a visit to their'gajesties at Windsor. itussian colonel I; NG E,LMA N.N.,,qllothe Pl:PsSiarl Culall44 KRU 5 &MARX, are arriv4d withlrpßort:int dis 7 patches` from the Empetor ALexANDEUva . O th e of PRussr.A:' Lady HAlnit. - rybi.is going to Sicily on a visit to th , ::'9.o.dr,' of r.-slaples;' • ta— F.O.REIGA I I.WELLICENC4 &OVAL EXTR4ORDIN,ARY C'QUItAtTr. AGUE, JUNE 25.-rWe have received through ya rioui channgls, the intelligence °fan important vic tory obtained by the Grand Army over the Russians,- at Friedland, on the 14th inst. the anniversary of the famous battle of Maret)o. On the 14th inatant, the Emperoi- of the Ftencb made a general attack upon the Russian Army, in a - manner peculiar to himself, and which has so often decided the fate of former battles. He out-flanked the Enemy, *ho,. in spite of the most Obstinate re sistance, was defeated and put to flight. , In a small space, ten IlUssian Generals were found killed and wounded in the midst of 3,006 of their soldiers in the same situation. The Fiend) purstte the enemy, who are corn-, pelted to leaVe a great number of killed and wound, , . ed behind them. According to the aecotnts received, We may assert it as a 'faa, that s. onigsberg is, in •the hands of the French, ' , The whole loss of. the Enemy amounts. to eQ. pieces of cannon taken ; from 30 to '3:7).,000 men lied, Nv . 66ndea, and Ori . saners: . Anlopgthe :ne my!s Generals .killed are PHALEN ,and Mitti9oF, Other accounts mention, that the Russians were totally defeated, with the loss of from 50,000 to 69,000 men, and ten Generals, amongst whOM,Was General BfiNNIGSN. The' French have ;•ntered -Konigsberg and - Memel., :—The Battle was very bloody, 'and the loss of the, French' very eon3iderable. Frain the liamtqtrgh correspondenten, of June 2„o. PREUSSICH-EYLAU, JUNE 1.-The Grand Army has begun its march from Heilsberg to Eylau, and from Eylau, on the two roads from Wittenberg and Bartenstein, to Konigsberg. At this moment tbe Russian Army is surrounded, Their line of opera tion is occupied by the French. Their, m agazines and hospitals are taken. They have suffered near Heilsberg so considera bly, that, in the small town of Friedland alone, ten Russian Generals, and from two, to three thousand men, were found , dancrously wOunded. Though there:is ai yet no official account of the French having entered -Konigsbergh, there is no* doubt tbat they have taken possession of it. The 80-lin'Telegraph; of june 14i-confains- the following detail of The tr,insaetions between the two Armies prior to the general engagement. It is given. privateas Q le.ttpr from Thrirn !-- : • ". I. send you-- the' intelligence *a - have receiVed, from the Grand Arii y.• .• • .'• • • " On the. sth his Majesty Jeft.Finckenstein. On the tith he passed the night al Saalfeld - . On the 7 he joined 'the - corps . under Marshal.: NEY,. which was upon guard all. night near.-Deppen; • " On the Bth a trifling sisittnishlook place.lhere,• in - 'which the French had no 'objM hnttd make a .few, prisoners, in order to, learn sdmething Qt the strength and .position, -of the „Enemy. We then learned that the Russians had concentrated a te speaable forceabont Guttstadt. - On the 9th the. Emperor forixd the .Passarge noar:Deppen, and on the same day drove the Enemy - - . • as farhack -as the plain of Quel, or Quela,-vvhile .the French troops in the - course of 'theevening en tered Guttstadt. " On the toth the Enemy, after an ; obstinate re- 7 sistance, was driven, back, from position to position, under the walls of Heilberg. Here on'r inteltigencti ends ; . the. penet..who communicated it left thi French Army near Heilberg at eleven at night. We wait for further intelligence." • - There was no, Court - of Aldermen held to-day; but the Lord Mayor, after inspecting, the'Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of Bread to remain as laSt week. Sir EpmuND STANLEY embarked on the 21st in stant. on- board the !Parley liidiaman, in order tn - take Upon. Rini the office of Chief Justice of PrinCe Of Wales's Island and to found a system-of laws and jurisprudence forthat part of India. On the Ilth of March last died of his wounds, on board. of His Majesty's Ship Repulse, in his sixteenth year, Lieuv. EnwARD MAIASHALL, Royal Marines,' second son - of Capt. T.-MARSHALL, R. :- he was mortally wounded on the ad• of the same month by a . granite shot from the Castle of Abydos, in - their re-.' treat through the Darclanelles,• at the moment they had-pass6d ev&ty Other difficUlty: He was extreme: ly beloved and revealed by his Brother Officers, and died, - with the resignation of a brave and good - Christian, fighting . for- his - King and Country: BIRTH . .—On Saturday last,. 'at Mrs. GOToBED'S, Little - Sion4louse,. Middlesex, the .wif,! of J. Esq . . of Doefors' Commons, of a Dau , ;:11: • The new line of road frorn,LondOn and Croydon to Reigate is'already commenced. • '- '• • A curious manuscript has lately been fouud in the colleaion' of - the DUke . of 13'uctLEUe.ix,'Wliich con tains the Statutes of .the Order of the Garter and theiy Bait), With 'various old drawings. &tong the lat- 1 : ter are tilt:Torn:ails of Richard 111. and Anne, hiV Queen, .which proye to be:lhe originals front' which lie late Lord Orford's Outlines were taken, as repre;: in his HiStorie Dbubts: ' . , . . LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARR S, Of No, 4,'Martittt.conit, How-strat ; and published by . v ARMIG lit SCItIPPs t ut 42111,th fit. the Sy ,N•OFYICI No. i 12, Strand ; Wher Aavertiserie7lif, Orders for the riva, fetes for the Bditor ) &t. .oos/-paiel), r NAV A.1...-',W....'w-a P94Tsritourit, Juxa 20.—Yesterday 47670 the Rrevolianle Store 7 ship to join the Alediternmean Convoy from the Downs ; also the Boyd Yeoman, WALLIS ; Hamby, Eviore ; Roberts, FitosT ; 14- 4efatigable, HgLDER ; Rosina, JornasoN (Trans- ports) ; and the Lady Shore, Ross, for the Mediter ranean, from, the Downs. Sailed yesterday the Pelion, of 10 guns, Capt. WARD ; with the Pomona, 4ENNILIGs ; fortitude,: kIOR'S ; Lord Hood, Slarrif ; Camperdown, LEEK ; Simpson, YEA.cocK; and Jane, STOREHOUSE, Trans ports,, for the. Downs ; and the Indignant Gun-brig,, with a convoy for Guernsey, haying on board the 2d Battalion of the 38th Regiment; and the Rebid' Gun-brig, with four Transports, having on board the 2d Battalion of the 4th, Or King's own Regi- Merit, for Jersey; and the Lpogene Sloop, Capt. GARTH, sailed ou Friday,: to collect the Convoy for the Mediterranean, to the Eastward, at Falniouth. •On Saturday sailed the Mercury Frigate, Captain PE LLY, .al , lcl lasso/it Sloop, for Newfoundland, and. Star Sloop for Halifax, with the following Ships under convoy . - Griftin, Bell ;.Hawk, Gallen ; William, Jenkins - Snake, Adoy, .anctgWall'ow, tar Newfound land ; I J, ;: Thames. Williams; Industry, Kirby; Dra:4ll, ,; Magdalen, Hutton, and Aurora, for Queaec ; and Postletliwaite, ,Linett, tor' Halitax. The 'Brunsivick, of 74 guns ; Fame, of, 74 guns ; 0f74 guni; Ilindostan, of 50 guns; L'Espoir' Brig, and Prevoygnte Store-ship,'sailed yesterday for the Mediterranean, with the under-mentioned Ships under „Convoy :—Jeniry, .Mt cIiLE ; A/i2a4tha, Lan- LEY ; Mentor,- BRINE • More, CARLTON ; Queen, • . • CLRMENTS ; Acquilon, THOMAS ; Fame, THOM'AS ; Generous Planter, APPUERSON Archimedes,. IiALY;.. Gratitude, B.Owii‘; Sally, ActeN Dierna, PARSEL; . Juliana ;WA Thomas and Sarah, SWORD; Fin gall,- AP cAR ; • Rcuth orsa, BELLANIY ; Flower .of Edinburgh, ; Content, BARNES ; SuCcess, BLANK INSOP ; Valiant, GHANA ; Adventure,. SCAR- . WELL ; and Mi;zerva, FRANCIS, for .Gib'raltar ; Le-' vant, :MILLER 5 Pell/lead, CRoissAftii; - ,and 497 is man, §l.72,FsioN, . Mogaiiore C . 4t ,Vic RAY, for Teneriire;• Speedwell,. :FINDLAY ; : Ann, Bui,ros ; Adventure, AIOLEY; Mary-Ann, \VIII-rE; Sleeker, MAIRNS - ; Ann, FARTHING; .L.nterprize, TAPLEy ; • Thetis, - • DAMSON ; lkriglit, FORD ; Malta, ELLIOTT ; - .Neptune, HARVEY Sup ft, Providence , Increaie, - Situp - 11E1lb ; Lady Shore,_ Ross, for Alalta. PRowsE 3 Thomas and, Sarah, SAND ; "atid Anna and Maria,'l3LooriviELD, for 4ishon ; and the b'unit, V OliDEliN, for 0i,0,-;0. Likewise the John, SMITH, for Plymouth.... On Saturday arrived La Seine Frigate which sail ed the 21 st, with a Convoy, for ; left theta Ander the proteaion of the Pluto Sloop, Capt. R. .14NVERIN, elf Portland. • Went but of Harbour, on Saturday, the I.lussai- e Cambrian, and ii4o/us Frigates,' and 104 GU4.: brig. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Capt. -U:PTONT, to • the gybille Lord G. STUART, to L'Airnable . ; .. Capt s ain WINTHROP to corntuand - the Sea Feneibles at - Do. ver; Capt*. C. BULLEN, to the Volontaire, at this . Port Capt.MAXWELL, - to the ; Capl. RA VENSHAW, to the Cherub; Capt. J..WOLLEY, to the Captain ; Captain MACKAY, .to . the -- D'ruid ; .:;Mr. BUSHELL to be Pursvr of the San Antonio; andMr; RICK ETT S to be l'ursei,of the Titescrus, - at Spithead, in, which Ship Rear-Adra . iral b&COURCY will shortly hoist' his Flag. • FALMOUTH, JUNE :27.7--Arrived his MajeSty'S Ship Conws, from Madeira; which place . she left on the 21st of May, and brings no news. Sikeher arrival she.has been put under quarantine. Sailed the Crane Schooner 'for Plymouth;' the American Schooner and iWury, Turgn, for Philadelphia. DEAL, ..TUNE .—His Majesty's Gun-brig Tirious sailed last night on a cruize. His IViajesty's Gun; brig Pincher arrived laStnight from off Calais; . Vixen Gun-brig from a cruize ;• and His Majesty's Sloop Seagull from off Flushing. His Majesty's Sloop Mosquito arrived this after.: noon from a cruize, and brought in with her. three Smuggling Boats belonging to Deal. In the Downs—Princess of Alfred, Trusty, Mil-. tjne, Musquito, 'and Seagull • Sloops ;..fury,: and Explosion Bombs; Monkey, Pipcher, and Vixen Gun-larigs." The Paulina and Alutine Sloops are preparing to , saihvith the Transports: it is supposed they will go this evening. SHEERNESS, JUNE j. ---Carne down the River and anchored at the Great Nore His liVlajesty's . Shlp • Nyniph; 0 b'6 guns, Capt. SHiPLEY. Went out of harbour to the 'Nore the Sheerness Tender, Lieut. Fox,,and sailed for Hull Roads. furri 28 —Arrived' several Tramiports from the River and anchored at the Little Nore. • Arrived His Majesty's Ship A lacrity from El }near: Came down ' front . Chattiain to'l3lackst,?:l26 His briajesty's Ship . The Jana Frigate is to be paid oe. : w , .srivilirsrEß Er,EGPP The ceremony attending the chairing of Sir IhttoTors RUIIIib"TT took Owe yesterday, according' . ; to the orcler of the procession which we inserted lase' -weep: , Manv .of the 'inhabitants .of the' several_ 'Orishes .of Westminster assenr!iled early , in the Morning - and proceeded to Sir FRANCIS'S honse in Piccadilly. ' Sir FRANCIS was seated in a Car, Which seemed to be- intended as an ;imitation otthe trium phal car in use among the Romans, but it certainly exhibited no taste in the lOnstruelion or in the man 7 . ner in which it was ernbeffi'slicd. 'The body of the cart resembled 'a Illine-'C'ofiper., and :the chair' in which theihronet 'was - - seated,' Vas' lint' less - like a edited; -and hence it • may be •inferred, that. a -the festivity was - to 'end at a 'tavern, the 'forth oi. - `: the carriage, as well asthe- dinner, - was left' `to the; ; taste of the Landlord: To confirmt his - nht"foi :, Elie. - Vehicle altegether Was painted of a - crentri.Cofhttr, so thatit seethed:to be compoSed• of that Si)eties' oi .- c7' , 4.64? - y whiCh is - called. Queeir'44rere.—lt it bur jristiCetO-aektiOwleiige - that the prot:ession - in gene- - .' .rial was Concluded With' . trcat 'pruprittY, sO : tirat if it' disappointed the.expedation Which had 'been' raised,' - it:-proved 'that the fears t N,' li ith the I)ioty*A . & -a'ssertl . kpe. of a great crowd- had • naturally 'e:X'Citteil,AVei 2 c: not jostified -by the- event 'The crowd-"kvas iti'de6tl' 'very great:- hut' by . itpi hieing sogreat-as Was exped- -- * ed. The resp'etitive bo;!ies frorri - the difiiiii.'nf pariSlig" ' bad all . (Hsi ii-lVt4liariiiet'S 'contain i ng4 i'rldfiptibtig' a P2 ! '''' p ro py-ii-t„) to •-tite.pilittelse' :61 the' 41AY.,"andc4Oine ei'' . ..cours . e. veryo a '{itii tffita?y 00 the'llern.d the piece: S:i• FRANCIS r ßuitt(gYi. - cindiittt4l ti:Trt'ettf'iir:on ti-i-i" . exceptionahleViantir.' ' Ille'wah'dresst , _.•d in-a: bliis: . •matkand had a , ‘4 , 114 . 4.e beaver :• hat in. lii• - hind. • Imo` bo wed .very re4pieaftilly to every house fro hickrri'W he' , received a greet ing, .and when he 'passed tiiringii the' :Strand. -appeared - - tnbe much fatigued by the exer:.. , ' t [ion,. as might•weil be sopposedi:consideririg . his prei- t. vious indisposition, as well as'the length of his•-•(itirse:' 1 The p..rsons who walked in the rinks - Of t-116' : §ei•erat parishes appeared to be mostly -of the orderafinferior tradesmen, ,but many among them were of IC much lower order. They were mostly dectirared i.‘ it is blue .ribbands in their hats; and a few had -se:l'mi- o-f 1 the satriP_Colour. - The Barenet; was taken in the car,from his house - along Piccadilly and down the .Hayinarket to Covent-Garden, .and . therr throtigli Southampton - -street and aiono- the Strand to the Crown and Anchor Tavel n. The great body - 0 .- people i were chi,eilytolleete4 before - the Baronet's-hduse in I . Piccadilly, and.opposite to the Crowii and Anchor: Ttie houses were tilled with people, , ancl , inany were. ,ort them - as- 3 but it is with very 4reat pleinure'rti learn - that no accident happened. A largolely of S horsemen preceeded the Car, which was-followed by • I ,a:band . ' iif' - -intliic in a long open carriage. ' Laurel lifetiietViiigrat abundance- .decked the'Offtentiy and ccilalry Who,a_tieltded the procession, and the horso •hetids were -embellished with blue ribbands. The testimonies of izeal raised by the Baronet's frien6 . seemed to. be wholly unmixed "with nay- disposition of a... mischievous tendency ; • and it is with pleasure we adchtliat on his'. return from, the tavern, wheii . his friend§ -and 4ollowers might be suppAsed to' be .• heated • with wine, 'the, same -zeal was apeotnpanied ' 'hY: -the , sane . : peaceable • disposition. t Upon* the whole, though a• large and .a' .motley itinkit nti, , . was assembled, it., weaned to- be ' composett 'chiefly of a British . crowd, alive. to, feelings ut puhlie-spirtt and festivity, _but not inclined to "wanton Violence and riot. Sir. FnA'Ners By•ani?,•TT did not return- to hit hotte;in the'ear, .b,ut , in his- , own 14naani which .-Va. decorate.d.:With • - a, ErOftision - ptslaurel-ie44 . ek:,' Fte left ; tlwerOwn and- Anchor. at nine o'clock.' 'About :. eleven, many persons who had remained; there in revelry,- sallied forth=and insisted that7an Alumina- 1 tiOn.shoilld. take :place: along the Stranda; but even ~ -those. people, though , ‘..... , h0t with the To:scan-grape; ' I and rhigli. in 1.110(xi , " seemed only to be animated. b 11, 7 1rielidly enthusiastn..ille fr in habitants . in general : , •-tptit-„iip a few candies; and.; the crowd in-a 'slroi - t time i:tinietly..ciOpersed. • Sir FaANcts ...BITP.ozTr •was Ob rigeti to rest his. right- -leg on a cushion, - in , . conSe 7 ripenCe:of t he eireas•of t he - %yowl/A ' . ‘V iliC ii lie receiv- Aier - ilr•liiss. rcncontre with Mr. PAULI,' and was no ; doubt, very-happy-when he was at last reheted front .- the fatigues of celebrity a nd the din of admiration. - -..- Lor.d JOHN :BERESFpRD, Will ;Je translated from .§.e e of Corh . to - 10phoe, and the Rev. Dr. BUSBY, to the Duke of RICHOND, is to be M— created...l:isnot) of . . Cork., On a Gentleman's doubtin g , lately, the d o & r i ne .of self-evident principles, a Lottery adventurer thui shevv,ed„blin the fallacy -of his opinion—" it is self ,;.gt.-410.nt,that the preset?t Scheme contains the greatest PriZes.ever•known in .a L ottery of only 20,000 b et -, i t i s ecwally..sq-et• ident that all the Capital Prizes except one (contrary to the plan of many former Schemes) float iii the Wheel ; and what is alike unusual of late years, it has not three Blanks to a Prize.• LosT—Yesterday evening, coming out of the Hay market Theatre, a small red ivlorocco Note Case, containing two one pound Notes, and \two Lotter ! " Tickets, jbr the Lottery which begins Drawing Cie 14th July next. Any Person who may have found the sanie,. and will leave the Tickets at the Bar of the Stafford Coffee-house, Qxford-street, may keep the Notes for their trouble. • As , the Numbers of them are known, they are stopped. BIRTIIS. r,ugstfay the .23c1 inst. in the•Clase, Winchester, tip- Lady ot.Arn?ld Wainewright, Esq. o(a S on . On Vr"lthy last,. at Hurst Grove, in the County of 13e;ki . the Lady of 1), Nitnencs; Esq. ola Son.. MARRILD. On Monday The- I sth inst. at Cheltenliam,the Rev: Ifen7y . Pelves Boughton, sexed, son of.the Rev. Slr:Tlvorn litoughon, ban. of pokl(liosion.-11?11, 'in Cheshire, to: p; g o t t, daiightei (Olin Pigott,' li4q. of Bevel e, Coanty ot Wanie4ter. - • ' • . . ...DIED.... •••• • • • _On Saturday, athis hOu‘e in Wimpole-street, John - 1.1 sq. .1 t) the scith year of his age; -t• SF Tatf.ly, Qat Penzance, Cornwall, William Clarges, .Esq; lakc o Student of Christ Church', and alierwards 1 i, - 01.1157 ColiegeOin'OAar‘i University, the only bro; 4`tiier• 10 the:la:resent Sir Thopias Clarges, Bart. ).:Ue bbatti. the Sceptre Man of War, in the East Indies, ' i t - ' t ,houlati.Davey,.of the Royal Marines. • TS , Li i„GI.4 WATER AT LONDON'BRIDGE Ta-ATOR ROW. , , • 'Morning, 9, min. after j Afternoon, 38 min. atter r 4 S ; Grosvenor -square; Aust t e addre:Sßed; : r .{