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London, England, 1807-01-17 00:00:00

chat Bessieres: and his tight, at the same time, ex.
tends to th.it under the command of Marbhal the
Prince of Pante Cur7c.

Thus every corps is 8n motion, and if the enemy
remains in his position. a battle will take place in 4
fiw days. With (:ad's help, the inn cannot be un.
certain. the Russian Army it con..mohled by C,411.
Icamentko;, an old man about seventy-five years ‘.l
age. The Generals Bushowden and Benningl4eu
command under bins.

General Michelson has, beyond a doubt, perse.
trated into Moldavia, and there ate accounts that lie
arrived at Jassy on the 19th of November. We ate
.ISSU:ed that kis Generals took bender by storm, and
put every one to the sword. Here behold war de.
stared against the Porte without reason or pretext!
but at St. Perersburgh it was thought that the mo.
ment had arrived when France and Pruata. the to s
powers who had the greatest interest in preserving
the independence of the Porte, being at war, was Oil
most favourable petted for sithjogaing the Turic4l;
empire. Still the deny of one month have deleati.:
that projeft, and to these events the Porte shall he
indebted for its preservation.
The Grand Duke of Berg has a fever, but he
is better-. The weather is as mild as at Paris in the
month of OClober, but rainy, which makes it incten.
venient. We have taken measures for the di river).
of a sufficient quantity of wine, in order to support
the vigour of the troops.
The palace of the King of Poland, at Warsaw.
is a fine edifice. and well furnished. 'there are
several noble palaces and private houses in this city
Our hospitals are well established, which is no
small advantage in this country. The enemy seems
to have a number of sick ; they alsolose greatly by
deserters ; and of the Prussians we hear nothing,
for even whole corps of them have deserted, to
avoid that continual contempt which they might
expea among the Russians.

CORN L,VGH.-ISGI., JAN. 16.
The further arrivals ..f Wheat to day make mid Magni.
ple,„ and sales in this trade arc ina,lit flea -i!r; and vow!,
with ordinary :ample% :ire at lets. Rye is somewhat cheap
Barley cremes i.r I irge suit; 41 a, and inferior qiialitim (melte
decline in price; Malt likewise, and tew buyer:. Beans, of
each description, are limry in sales. Some farther ropes.,!
Oar, are airived ; ordinary sample, a.e rather lower. Float
without alteration; tine American 44;5. t.i Sla per band.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat........ 595. 70s. 80s. • Ite,dis 4ts. Od•
Fine 86.. 04. Tick Beans 1...
Rye 4os 45..04. Oats 21. 27. !it:
31.-ley e.l2s. 42.. 04. Polands 324. au ~,•
Malt 68.. 74'. Od. I Rape Seed. 2.1. 271. 1,.
White Pea 85s. 88s 01. Ei••e 744. At.
(;rell P... 44. 48.. 0.1. .. 65s n

COAL-MARKET. JAN 17.
Ships at Market. Seid. Price.
97 ..Newcastle
2 ..Sunderland 1 46. thl a Of 04
2 . Ciuders . 1 31. 6d a Cs ea

PRICE OP STOCKS. YESTERDAY.
Bank tack
3 per Cant. Reduced
S per Cent. Consols
4 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Nary
Lone Annuaie. l7l-16 17
Impanel S per Cent
Uranium
Ind.a Bonds .. .
Exchequer Bills Ss.4l-prern.
Enteic.ll Lottery l',Llccts
Consols for
T. BISH. Stock-Brolt,r,
4, CernhiH, ad 9, Charing era..

COURSE OF EV
Amittteniam 36 7 I U.
Ditto at Sight 36 10
Rotterdam ll II 2 U.
almburgh 34 8 2;U.
Altona 34 9 2illl.
P,rs 1 day't date 24 10

MANGE, JAN. 16.
Venice 5l Nu C.
Naples
Lisbon 611
Oporto ..61_

liuhl in
Cork l2
■ut.t.tox l. it. 1.
Portugal Gold in Coin
and Bars per or.
Neer D•niirloons..
New Dollar., 0 5 51
Silver in Bars
New Louie each
Agio of the Bank on ifoilaulls
Si per Cent.

RD. o
trt t4u: 24 14 2U.
.... 24 14
tde

‘f a•lii.l
Ditto 391 effect.
Caolit
Ditto 39i effect.
Bab,* 381
Legh.on 481
Germ .4S

RI WIIIS

Ou Tuesday last, the 13th inst. the Lady of G. S. Marten.
EA. of Saundridv-Lodgc. Hens, of a Son.
(1,1 Thursday senuaght, the Lady of Sir Edward Knatc
Rart. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.

On Tuesday sennight, at St. htcheof's Church, Coventry.
the Rev. Robert Simplon, L.L. i. V..ar of St. Michael's and
Chaplain to the Right lino. Lord Eardley, to Mir 'rand),
daughter of Daniel randy, of the Ct.storns London.