The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-02-11 00:00:00

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ri ern by almost tr.e. days smirch, with a view to pc.
Nitrate betivetn them and Ostrolenka, cf which plan
the badness of the roads prayer ted !he ezerwina•
BIINNIKGSI.III% 11..3X.rt is :toted to have bren re
ceived mt the 29th December, et th• Kirg of Nes-
s: A's Head Quarters, at Koningsl-erg, shoe it dif-
fused universal joy; t•ut the truth hating transnind
on the 31st, this joy w,,s conv.ired int) sorr w. sal
rite King of PIIUSIA A resolved to evacuate the plate.
Accordiiigly, we are told, that the Queen cf Pa us-
eta th011:111 still ill, left it on the 3,1 of Januarys
and the K.ng on the 6th. The French army is .1 d
to be in gond health, and tbe troops ere rept esented
in mot inn to besiege Graucienrs, Colberg, and DAnt.
zic. It is evident, from thi; account, that the re-
ports of the hAttles on tl e 27th, Mb, and fah of
December, are unfounded. At the seine time, we
must observe, that the Air tif levity and ridicule.
which pervades this.frulleiin, throws tome suspicion
upon its Ili hty. The style is precisely that an
advocate, who feels that there are some weak points

in his case. •
The M•Nritvr, of the 4d inst. 21111eUeCCI the arri-
val of the Efr press Joscentos at Par..; it also
mentitcs the capture of an English frigate, w i h

1(0 Fr. nch pri,oners on beard, which, throu34
Masi of scntlier, had put into fit. St-Chelan, unar
American colours.
The lollowiiig are the Bull Ons which the have
announced. 11:e Fr.ncli and Dutch Papers ccia.
caul nothing else of at.y importance.

►ORTY-NlNl'tt BULLETIN OF THE GIASIO AR•IY.
VIAIIIIIW, JAN. S.
Beerlaw has surrendered. The capitulation his
not yet bet received at the head-q tarters ; neither
has the inventory of the magazines of subsistence,
or of the clothing and artillery, yet come to hand.
They are, however, known to he very considerable.
Prince Jerome must have made his entry into the
place. He is gGing to besiege Brieg, Schweidnitt,

earl Kozel.
General Vifler, commander of the lah corps of
the army, his marclied to besiege Cdberg and
Denteic, and to take these places during th.e remain.
de: of the winter.
M. de Zastrow, Aid-dc-camp to the IZ.ng of
Pr nssi I, a wise and moderate man, who had signed
the armistice, which his master did not ratify, was
however, on his arrival 'at Koningsburg, appointed
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Our cavalry is not far frcm Koningsburg.
The Ressian army is c intinuiag its movement
towards Gratin& We learn, that in the last en-
gagements it had a great rumber of Generals
Bill: d And wounded. It evinces great discontent
against the Emperor of liurs%; 4 and the Court. The
soldiers say, that if their army had been judged
strong enough to fight with advantage against the
French, the Emperor, his guards, the garrison of
Petershurgh, and the Generals of the Cunt, could
have been conduct ed to the army, by t..e same
means which brought them to it last year ; that if,
on the contrary, the events of Austerlitz and those
of Jena, made it be thought that the Russians
could not obtain successes against the French army,
they ought not to be engaged in an unequal .trug-
: *ie. They also say, the Emperor Alexander has
compromised our glary. We had always been
vanquishers ; we had established and shared the
opinion that we were invincible. Things are greatly
altered. For these two years past we have been led
about from the frontiers of Poland to Austria, iruna
the Dniester to the Vistula, and made to fall every
where into the snares of the enemy. It is ettficult
not to perceive that all this is ill managed.
General Michelson is still in Moldavia. There is
no news of his having marched against the Turkish
army, which occupies Buchase.t and Wallachia.
The feat. of that war are hitherto confined w the
investing of Chocxrm and Bender. Great move-
ments are taking place throughoat all furkey, to
repel so unjust an aggression.
General Baron Vincent is arrived from Vienna at
Warsaw, with letters from the Emperor of Austria
for the Emperor
There had been a great fall of snow, and it had
fiozen for three days. the use of sledges had given
a great rapidity to the communications, but the
thaw his just began again. The Poles assert, that
such a writer is unexampled in this country. The
temperature is in reality milder than it generally is
at Paris at this season.

FIFTIETH BULLETIN of THE GRAND ARMY.
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WARSAW, JAN. 13.
The troops found at o%trolenka I sick Rus-
sians, whom the enemy had been unable to take off
with him. Independent of the loss of the Rmuian
army, in killed and wounded, it has suffered still
greater losses by the illn:ss which increases in it
'torn day to day.
On the Bth of January, the garrison of Breslow,
consisting of 5,300 men, defiled before Prince Je.
rome. The town has sustained consid..rable da.
maze. Flom the first moment it was invested, els "