The Sun. — London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

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H PRINCIPAL OFFICERS end 'cpm , MISS LONERS His Majesty's Navy hereby give Notice, that en Wednesday the 3.d of next illeyah, a t !tin o'Cloch in the Farrncon, the Ifateurable Coma; sinaser Gr-ty.-..I•NZ to Sale, at Ills Majerty's . Yard, at .e...pessinuttby several Lis of OLD STORE, consisting of Old Canvas, Junk, and Ropt inPapet . -stui4 Colours, with Tabling. Junk in, Shakings, Boltrope, Lashing, Rounding, Spunyarn; Nying; all lying la the said Yard, where any Pers;ns !tvithing. to hec.ane Puribaorrs n:ay have the liberty 417,viituifrg• . the time, during :be ecatrams:vorking hours the l'ard, gatil the Dr j' of Sale. Inventsries and Candi iiats s Sale'rstay he had ht're and at the Yard. . THE HAMBUPGII MAILS., . . . • nitz, under Colonel NERIN Altman:; under Co. louel BouziN Micidleturk; under the Getietal of Division CLA . ttiu. • BERLIN:, Nov. B.—Our Gazette of ttits day con tains tile .fpllowing : . . • ,‘ fouNi HENRY' DOMBROWSKY, General of Divi r sion, Qrand Cross of the Ugion Of Honour, Cord rifander of the Royal Order Of the Irow-Crown, and J6SEPIT WYBICKI, Representative- of the Cities . in the Diet of 1791 : " PotE4 11. The Departnient of Cu4ti:n inclUdes Neu mark, undOi Brigadier-General . 111. The 'Department of Stettin in - chides PornerA. tija, under General THQUV4NOT. IV. Thi I)epartmeyeof . Magttebtirgh includes the Duchy 'of' ; the. C.6tinty of Nan:4'l . od the Ciro i - ff the Saal, Under Acljutant-tornruand ant Ci-lANIE.EAU, nho residdg at - Burg ; he town of Halle, under 'tile Adjutant-Cornithr.ibnt LATOUR. The . Genet'al Administration ot• the above-men tiotieci - Departments is tinder the.'loerintepciance of the Generatintendant Dam; ; : the General Adtt:ini 7 strator of the Finances and Dori - mins, M. Es•ravk and LABotriLLERTE, Receiver-Gc:neral. After which will be ! prochiced (sth time) a new 1144,oDratha, in Three ' Ads, called ' • TEIiELI; Or. THE SIEGE m MONTGATZ. Coma lekeli, Mr. E tAsToN ' • • `w.,11 (his Friend), Mr DOSVTON; toond (the MA:et). Mr. WROUGHTON ; Cciunt Caratla (the General), Mr CAR LES.; AleXina (the 'Heroine of Montg;‘tz),• Miss DUNCAN ; 'Christine.. Mrs. ELAN D. The new Melo-Dr4nuf wit! be rclieaked To-morrow, and. vn 1-lo' day, Tueschiy,..and Wednesoay.next. . 7 • To.neorrow, The Haunted Tower. On Monday, The Money Moon. _ . THEATRE ROY \L; CCV NT-CARDENV erO=MOIIROW EVENING, Nov.` 9, - 1806, be Oerlormoi COMO LANUS-; • Or, THE; RON) •Vsi MA'C'RON. ROMANS. Caius MarciusCoriolanris, Mr: KEMBLE; • Cotninius, Mr. CR ESW ; • ' Menenius, Mr. MUN IYE,N ; ibttnec, Mr. CHAPMA,%, Mr MURRAY, 84c. - 4;c4 Volurnnia, Mrs. SI DDONS ; BituNTON. vor..seinNs-": TullusAutidius—Mr VeAusius, CLAA E :AUNT ; Officers, ceceral, Soldiers, &c: LT. In Ad U. an Ovation - . - WITH. THE DESERTS OF ARABIA. With entirely new Scenes. Dresses, and DecorationS. T‘e Music composed by - G, LANZA, Sun.' The principal Character, by s4r. LISTON, 'Mr. INCL E DON - , Mr BELLAMY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. Mrs. C KEMBLE, Miss NINi;TY GUINEAS REWARD. Description of three Men belonging to His Majesty's Ship L'A I GI, I-. ' Wi.lo descried from the Ship's ;oat in %Vey- Larboiti, oti the Itsit or Novernber,ivi;o6': SAIVICJEL BAYLEI - , ordinary Seaman, aged 113, years, 5 wet 8 inches high, lair Complexion, long dark twa i thy appearadee, born at r;osport. • WILLIAM iIOWSE L L, ordinary Seaman, aged 26 years, 5 leer 4 inches high, fair c.:omfilelion, sickly appear. anee, Inag clink hair, small featitre. born in London,. 'SAMUEL GUY, Quarter - Gunner, aged -28 years, pale complexion, light sandy hair, freckled in the face, horn at Bristiil, is a married man, and his wife lives at Ply -1110(41!i, ' - ::Ver will secure and deliver the above named men irn tip . charge of any Conimissioneil Naval Officer, within the c.. xt six months. from the date liennf, so that they may and return2d to His NlAesty l s S'iip L'Aigle; sh... receive Thirty Guineas i-ward for enh Man, or Ninety t r the I nrea, from Captain Wolfe, exclusive of the - 11 , lowrd by Government for.the apprehension of De. sec tt His Ilajesty's Navy. They. are supposed to be cis • :4 , ‘vi.iymouth, Portland, Dorchester, pool, or Lyme, ..a :1 • date. Given .tinier lily hand on board klis . Majestyt,s Ship LW. gte, Yortlantt Roads, KoVember zo p GEORGE WOLFF. NORTHUMBERLAND . • TI) BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE TWO VALUABLE ESTATE'S, sjtuge Long.. : , Horsleyand Hay Close, in the County•of NOtttiotrt-. ber.Jnd. ~ .poly to Messrs. Gregg and Coqield, Ski:ll96-st "Halt; Lt. or partiLutirS. ••-. . E. WI-11CH uti), 2 Prizes of £30,090 "34 2 . - • 20,000 •• ~~ 3 . :" 00 • • Soso 10C)0 • - 5 co ..,_ _ . . ' ••• .., to - - - - 4-0 . - Slop - - 100 - •- so 20 . • . PP, 2i,e.c. Tickets - - Capitals Determinable : • First-drawn Ticket, ist Day ,C 2 0 ; 000 Ditto - - 3d pay - lo,poo Ditto - - stlt I)ay - 3/0)_o Ditto , Last Day - - 5,000 PRICE. Ticket - . ki9 - Half z o I Eighth - t 6 01trarter •'2 o Sixteenth' - IS o • TICKETS and SH Alt ES are on Sale at "fill the Licencea Lottery Offices; aii&hy their Agents in the Copntry. - *.* The above immense CAPITAL P RILES are trie greatest, in a Seheine of so - few Tickets, ever presented in Put annals of Lottery Adventure. This lati'is indisputable. Put the Votaries of Fortune - , to participate of: sucltunpre cedemed opulence, must he on thi: alert; as the Drawing commences sci early as the 13th of , fanuary next. • • GRAND SCHEME. 2 Prizes of - L . 30,0,0 20,000 10,006 5000 7000 • 500 &c. &c. &c. C,,WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, L Charing-cross, have on Sale.the Tickets and Shares of the above State Lottery, which begins Drawing on 13tIN vs lan. zBO7. ht the last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of tc,0,01. No. 2104, a Prize of looel and No. 7479, a Prize or 5c61. were ail shared, sold, and registered, at S itt and C 0 " Offices. . .1-- ' • THE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing on Tuesday the 13th of lanuary,iSos , ; 1 "Ii A 7 HICH contains Two Piizes of 30;0001. Two V / ot 20,c,001. two of io,oool. besides several Prizes from 50001. to tool. and ,the lowest Prizes z 01.,; .theretore an early purchase is recommended by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. By whom Tickets and Shares are now selling, at the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. rt, Holborn, 37, Corohill, and 3g, I-lay-market, where, in ISos and 'gob, the following Capi tals were sold in 267 difieTent Shares, namely; No. 12,71 9 , P r iz e o f . , .• • ,C 25,000 ' 7,757 '''' - • •ao,ers 7,6E6 --.- - zo,ozo ' 1,643 - ae i coo 9, 27 9 '• "- - zo,roo 45 6 —.- - .zOOOO . . 1 3 , 747 .... - - - 1 t ooe i1,87t ;-,- - . 5,000 4.07 -.-- - 5,060 Also three Prizes of 20°01. five of loco]. and twelve of v 7 oi. . Likewise where the first 30,0ce1. Prize ever shared. was sold, in one liall, vac Quastpr, one Eighth, and two Six= tee:mils: - .. ' • , rlO l 1 /i~CTUAZLI~~'U-U~~'rlGy~ Ar,v. 2o; 18.6. j HE COMMISSIONERS for IIIerEr,iLLING hereby ice, That on "lbw 4,1.1)., the 4tl, af,PreczOt:+•, 1,4 rea ly to traive Tett.iert in irritiltk (ceded ), ej gen iiihe OA `I N 1 Li Al, 4e Juil::ered,!die,l:alf ore wow.% and,theother half mmtZtacter, into lllajet!y'r St9ti:s at per frd e Hard' /2 be taid• 111114 ta . frobtr, With Interco, nine/y.(l4p alter dare.-; -,• Tlir : Comditiogs of :2' fiL , e Cistraa 'hay¢r seen ,at Secre- to iy'a Offirr. regard' will be bad to any Tender in which ibe Price that/ not he inserted iv',rds at length, or that that./ n,t le delivered to the Board heti'? Ott• o'Cbck on the said. Thurtday, th e 4th of December hew, nor sinless the Person w 6 makes the Tender, to: some PasOn on bit-behalf, attends; tO ansover, when called jor.` VIVTLIALLING-OFFICE, Nov. v 5; 1806, THE COM IVISSIONERSfor VICTUALLEVG lIIS 314jesTY'r A1411Y ; do berely give Naiee s That on Tuesday next, toe 2.1 of I:kcemSer, ti.jey will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for such C 11. 1 ,41144 of BISCUIT, made from , zok,le :ilea!, •the'respeaive mtfaelurers of that Article nt.ty think - proper Yo ofer, to be dea.. 'tiered in a Mown, by weekly proportisits; into ;His :Lfet‘y'a 1 1. 1.9uallisg Stores at Deptford ; and - to be plid for by Ijillr~ ay. able, with Interest, ninety da_yr alter date. i• 11, No Tender for. 4 lees quantity tban Three ilandred Jags wili pe aintittd. • • • ' ' r* condillims PI the Costrizaf tuay 4e seen at the Secreiaty's o#ce. No regard will 5e bad foal), Tense" in -which the Price shall not be i'n'serted in v.iordr at long:', or tbat •sb.:ll not be delivered to dle Hoardlnfore One o'Clock on the saa ruoday new, the td g December, nor sinless' the. Person rd,Z) makes 1.5 e 1 end'', or some Perron on hi; btingf, attends, to anstper, when called • . . Oir.FIC4 0F QiiliNANC l .ri, •, • , wa o kr fi, 12°6. • r rITE PREvcipigt, yEsi ORDN,INCE• do berg& give Notice, nit Prqesals vrill 4-reeeiyed at their Ogee, in Pall r illta, acid a/ the o,,lna , :ie Office, at- Chatham, by their Officers there, on or before theist of .Decender next, from lurb Persons as sns.y be 'it illiiag 'to 'xitdert t rke the Performance of . the PLUM BE R'§ WO R)( ',jar' tlii Serulci'of Ibis Department at Cbathani. . farther : Pailkulars; together -with the Teens and Condition of the coutriia; may be blown ,) p , n i;PP::caii44 at the seeretary's Office, in Pail-1141! p o . bet ::en the 'burs of Ten and Four o'l6cl, , and al,so , at the Pednatice Office at Cbisbr I•Tbi' Prop;fall are so Ise staled, dna' s:sarZed on the outside; " oials foi , :perforMing the Pluni!zrs' 1:- 9`.i: .11 Ch.:66am." But no Pxoln. , nil can be admitted ajnr the said ins Day of liiEewthe'r ?too!, at at 'too': 07, that day, neither aio ',Tender he noticed, unless the P4+o nsi.isj i 4, or . an Agent in hit behalf, shall attend. By .Ord.r of. tbe . 11. C Ell'. • , ' • Nov. z 6, .18p6. NATHERPtS the Two.French Primers of med.and ttea ri.e.l arfor , t . hereof, have, ir. ,vim'atioa 'their -I).v 0:e oi loM;u, absCondodj r , :iN the .7W...n J ill,mtgonterj:, the C;:mmi,sioners far conducting %lit A-Ne.qy'sifran.rport Seevire, &c, d: Hereby rifler Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS for the ca , plure' if each of the Jaia Trisoners; to any Person or- Persons wb shall apprehend thaw, or either of diem, and'aieli•z4r them at this Oece,or'otberwise caua them to be sccui:ollodgcd in any of the I'uhlicaoh. • ; • . IEAN PIERRE MULLER, a . Lieutenant in 'the french Land Service, 25 Yean of Age, 6 Feet 3 In fhehie, Person very thin, and he has a' consumptive Gough ; long Visage ; his Nose disproportiona4 long, and large; fair Complexion; dark Brown Hair, cut very short behind, with a Tuft upon the lop ; Blue Eyes; turd is sligin(pmarAed with the Small Pox. He speeds pod English. - • • •' • • 11'“()N PERE RENE HORTqDE, an fi , dju.a• nt-Gerte- Yid and:Conimandant in the French Land Service, 40 Yeqrs e/ 4:e, 5 Five .to Inches: high; slight Persor; long t'isage ; Brown Cderplcxii)x ; BlVick H ir, and. eirort ; (lath Eyes ; a' Mole on. the Right Cheek; has the perfea appearance of a Elegant:an ; .and d&cs not speak Eneish; . , THE VENEREAL DISEASE, T TNDER its various Appearances, and complicated Attacks. hlaY LJ be speedily and secretly eradicated from the System by the use of Dr. FREL MA N's D RO PS ; which, for their salutary in cleansing the 131oud from all irn ptitities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GUT,TA SA LUTARIS. By persevering 'in the use °finis Remedy, the Patient gradually loses all,Pairi and Inflammation of the Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruel and relentless Disease; nearly thirty years practice hath proved to`Dr. reeman,.that.all this is accomplished by the Drops, without the aid of Surgical Operations, or the usual filthy 'applidation of greasy mercurial Preparations. Sold; by 'appointment of Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Garden, by R. s liutle , , No. 4, Chcapside. corner of Paternoster. row ; Bacon, iso„ and Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and Call well, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Mac Donald, Glasgow; Stains, •Maachester ; Larlibury, Liver pool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; and most Medicine Venders in every 'Town, in lioqlas.at ze, 94. each. ,C6o,oce , I. • 20,0 c I j r cd;., jJ P 4° oo 2o o 200,0 Jol,o~o iso 4 ooo, , . NAPoLEON tlitreat, the Invincible, thlvances itto Poland at the la 0d Of-30°,000 men. WithOUt aftecopting to penetn&t.; into the secret of his views; let t• be Our only endeavour to render ourselves worthy of his greatness. " I will see,': he has . said, " whether you deserve to, be a nalitin. . I am going. to Posen : there shall the first lilinfor yonr •beaefir he concerted." . " Pules'! It depends-upon.you to be an indeperld . - ent people 7-10 acquire a country, , --youravenzer, your creator lias.,arrpt!EireNi.. Mister' to 'meet him on every s id e , f!!1 eiTrestd,chikiren: hasten 'to - meet their fa thet viho comesto trim them acl. Bring hiayortr heart-yone'areht , . 4 4 l r6ye ilia'. that yon are ready to shed your blood N're.tacqUire your coctutry. He knows that you are'ciiSarafed-he will • supply you . With arms. " And You, Poie,, wlfo have been comPelled by your oppiesiors to fight ahiiost your 0. - vIT iriterest; cOlite,.assenlble Under tlie limners of your country. " Soon, called by NArolA.zoN . the Great, shall KOsclusk - o speak to yocity liT COJTIEWIId. In the mean time receive this token - of his high protection. Reeollett that the call he pve ydtt to asiemble iii legions in Italy has tint deceived you.' Thole legions it was, deservity4. the approbation invincible heroes' df Europe, who • gave him the first concep , tion of the Polish spirit' and the Polish chatader. " at the Imperial Ifeqd-qUarteis, •Berlin, Nov. 3, 180; - . " Domnßowskr. WYBICKL" -. Aft'OILIEE i2ETTEE; SAME DATI. '" The General of Division, ,SAvARY, Atittant of L'A Majesty the EMperor, advanced on the aist of alober, wt!qt a column of 600 cavalry, intoStrelitz, where lie milder soiler the brother of the Queen of -Prusia, who %.xt - the Prussian service. " The flavariay and Irirtemburgh ttoApsl=.re draw ing'throu4b Saxony to the'Oder, and will form the - corps of Prince-1E110:4g. " His imperial and Royal Majesty, according to a resolution dated Wittenberg,. Oa. c 3, ;has taken - possession of tk: Principalities of, Eicbfeld and Er • furtb, thecciu*y of Hohenstein, and all the Prussian territories in Saviny. bi;..tweo the Rhine and ,the Elbe. The Elglei artleVerir'iirbere taken down, and the revenues received on account of the Emperor." BEaLt w, Nov.. i Paws of this. day con lain the Collowing:—The town of Maidebnro Oa ttiAtmi on the 7th. - The boalbarzitint 'if • that place occasioned so much damage to the inhabitants that they revolted, and compelled the Governor to surrenSr. As a sc3r6ity begins to be felt .among the Mita bitants.of this:City, it is• ordered that every soldier quartered -. upon the Citizens-must content himself' 'with the ordinary meals afforded by the house,. and exped,nothing further. BRANDBIiIiG, Nov. 7.—We team that Mar shal bAyousT had arrived .in the neighbourhood of Posen, on the sth inst.with 30,(00 mei). Nov. 12.—We are assured., that cn the eth .an unlimited Arrnisiic - e was atzeed opon between I. Dunoc,.MatshaJ, of the Palace, and General Zis•:, TR9w. LUIIi!QA, ‘ 1:),;- - The folloVirig. NatiCQ , wzt yesterday oven out in Generai OrderF., by the Conz inandabt of his Garrison, Gen.. MAisoN •: _ . f‘ The inhabitants of the 6ty of Lubeck ,and its territory' are placed under the.special proteZtion of his Imperial 2,litjesty. Every soldier -.vho disturbs their trangnillity,will be treated as a criminal. Mar - that Prince of PoNTO Coavo.reminds the troops of the first-corps, .that the city of Lubeck, though taken. .by stotm, is not to be considered a hostile city, and-the French - soldier, :far from deporting .himself. with ferocity in the fields, stlonld slie.w himself com passionate and humano after victory." The killed and wounded ib -Lubeck are counted at 5000. 'We are'occnpied in clearing the streets. and houses. LUBRCK, Nov. 1 1 .—At this moment a small • corps of about 200 Swedes are -passing under my window": they were made prisoners by te, French. It would be necessary to see these - troops to rorm an idea• of their fine appearance and unsabducrl conrage. Their love of their country; their King, and glory,' appears upon their faces. They are inosti. tine 'young met) ; • and the contrast' between these troop§ and. - tire other unhappy prisoners whOm we see every day, is . remarkably striking. ' Lunueft, Nov. 12.—Letter frbm a trench OlBcer belonging to the army under Marshal 1.3E14:-.I . nOTTE: "- Ever since the brilliant affair ,at Halle, the corps under the. Prince of Povro Couvo has been censicß - ably weitkened.by forced marches, 'fatigues, and in consequence of losing , :a detachment et I.)b tween 2 and 3000 - men,. w h o w e re loft at Pl.nriersee and on the . Havel ;- but which took I 0,000- sackS of meal-and'ls.,ootl sacks of oats, intended for Mag deburgb, together with the Prussian 'escort. The i i men: \ worn out with fatigue being left behind, the l 1 Prince. advanced' with .1(.4060 ihfantry and -1000 ca- Yalry y and following the Prossi.ms with tins time to Crivitz and Schwerin, he took from them ten pieces - of cannon, and madr 2000 prisoners. - " On the morning of the 6th of November, 300 Prussian 'haggage-waggons, escoYted t.A' two squa drons of cavalry, were taken after a•short aelion. ; ''' The,General of Division, ilnikinlEß, observing, when he appeared upon the Trove, that'the Swedes Were embarking, cannonaded them, and they struck their flag, and were obliged to come on shore - and . subunit, with six pieces of cannon, and two s';and ards. Among the prison'ers is a Colonel, .and the King of !iwedeu's. Adjutant, LA G!tANGE. • " General BLUCLIEB had taken possession of the gates of Lubeck, %vial fourteen pieces' of cannon.— , The town, which was defended by :. - .)0,o0O Prtas slam, and .a formidable artillery, was attacked by Marshal BsurctiborrE, who had nothing but three mid six-pounders. Valotir made amends for the Weakness of • -tile means in' his• possession. The - Prusian batteries ,Yere carried by the bayonet, and the gate forced. When the place was entered, there was a bloody conflict between bath armies.— The Prussians, who 'had entrenched themselves in • the houses, , poured their shot upon the French like . hail ; however:nothing Could resist the impetuosity Ot . the 'latter. Each affair . in the town, upon the ~, and the bastions, tenpinated in their favour. The Prussians were every Where killed - pr made prisonerS: - - " In order to dislodge the Prussians from the walls, the French were obliged to get upon the - rbofs of the houses—their vigorous fire from this ;.: situation ended with the defeat of the Prussians.-7-- Such a dreadful . storm as' this, against a pbpulons city, and almost every bohse, could not but occa ' sion some disorders. However, the presence of'the Officers,and Generals, the Prince of PoNTo Couvo in partienlar,.. who was continually in the midst of the fire, restored tranquillity. Several French, who Were resident in Lubeck, saved the houses of in dividuals frem the fury of them countrymen, at the I G in e z i ; l ir . ( ll l o L t u . t c h u ei E r it .e , w t i i l le liN p 'e r s in . ce Fr o o f m , t aa h u e l lu l sn o s E l L O s 2 , p ebaci‘si i iii e itt.:)ae c tiji : t: i(lt)mc s sr,,easA O lG:lsre t ,e ' eatd c lii lli z i l ,s:L n ti.l OSWALD, RUDORE, PLE'TZ;BC)EalEt%l'ELl lNioAnTz\%A'elEreitt,aLkEeTnT, iu; f N ' t r , froth i t H I T s t Ei : i t .y e li S tt I,7 W v : e N. p d G e s s :. besides einmimition waggons, &.e. inhabitants oftubeck reproach ';• , eil. )30.7-; c:ruse of their misfortunes. The French cers treat each other with much regret that they have been compell ed to'aet asenernies.' The Prince of PoN-ro Couvo does every thing in his power to alleviate the misfer tpnes of Lubeck : 16 or 17,0,00 prisoners have left the place: the post is restored ; and the greater part of the French troops contorted but of the town.--- . Among the Prussian Officels Made prisoners are, 'LET, WEDEL, and WOBETER ; besides 1-1 Colon&s 40 Majors, 84 Captains, 33 First Lieutenants, 201 Sul-Liewenants, .21 Quarter -masters, and 7 (Alla Ogicers,inAing in the wheile 518. • " ORDER OF THE DAY. 1 1 .. " From the Imperial Head-Quarters, - Berlin. Nov,. 9 . 1806.. • d The Emperor informs .the Grand Duke of BERG, 111 c... Prince of . PoNTo Coßvo, ,Marshal.Sow,T, and the Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers, 1 and . er their coMmand, -thatheis satisfied with their 1 eotatia iii the brilliant atfairs near Labeck, and with tine indefatigable a&ivity withf,which they have pur- Isued :he t,'llera' dating his march. ' I '--, The Corps under Gen. P• Weil ER, pressed on every sicie,. contin . ually out-flanked, and whose re i treat hafl beca cat off in every'diretaiob, has capitu ' - ltitl air sori'encle:'6d prisoners of war. ' It 'consisted i of I (>.,ofit) in..an4 . 7' , , , and 4000 cavalry. They 'bad with tae'tita 4 aof 91 , - oieceis- of artillery, and are to be , • i - sent to Fratice. . • pres.eot the - ce iS not a single corps of the Ene my remaininr; on thiS side the Vistula. " Prince of I.\i t:TIFC fIATE I: and • Major-Gen:of the Grand Army. • • (I.7.iclers;gne.l) " M. A. BERTHIER." ANOTHER LETTER, FAME DATE. . . The Grand Duke of' 8r.n6 .-- (Mun.vr) is hourly expelled bere, General' SAVAaY has entered - Wismar., : Two regimentS of Prussian Hussars,.each with 1000 horses; and 'two battalions of grenadiers, are made prisoners : 3tipieces of cannon were found in the place. • On the Gth, in the afternoon; Field-Marshal MOLLENDORF had an audientle of the, Emperor, and was most graciously received. Immediately after, the four Deputies from Leipsic' were presented to his Majesty. ' On Sunday morning, at eleven o'clocli; 'the Con stituted Authorities assembled at the Palace, with the Minister - of State and his Deputies, . &c. when the, following : oath was administered' to thetn by Gen. CLARK : I swear to exercise the authority vested in me by the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, according to law, and simply with the view of preserving the,public order and tran quillity : and to use all my exertions in the service of the French Army, concurring with, and forward ing their designs, and not' to have any - connexion with the enemy.". The conquered countries belonging to the King of Prussia; according to a Notice published by the Governor - General, are divided into four Depart ments : L The Departmenit of. Berlin, and which will also coUsist of four Provinces ;" viz. Ukerarah, under the klomman4 of the -Chief of-Battalion 'IA rreg- be ed ed. ire :re DS, i of e tti„ . ~~, ry. Ai. tin r ill. 'cr., 1.1