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iikh Malt and Sprit Pal %IL au.l the itriyal
Funle Antinify li II; were committed, an d tte Re-
ttf Bills, with Amendments. ordered to be
rcnAkt up to-morrow.
The Malt Duty itegulalon 8711 was read a seennd
time, And ordered to !le committed to-roormx.
On the orJer i.f ib- day Fr the House going into
aConmaitree no the Cnal
Mr. TAYLOR objetted to any fri4trTher preceed-
zat present, on atccrint of the thin-seas of the
Ic,use; and moved, .‘ That the House be c-..uotcd,"
when, there not being forty Members present. the
a::j ;tuned till to-nr.now.

FORL!G ix; I:LLIGENCE.

DANISH MAILS.

SANICIoir Tile El Ifit, UUCP..

Accounts from Berlin and Copenhagen liars
Oen of an armistice; this report is probably
fare, d on the proposition which was made by one
of the belligerent Powers—a proposition which has
;een rejeitted by the other. The armistice was to
bee been negotiated. The Russians received soon
after the battle of Liar! a considerable reinforce-
roeat, estimated at 43,000 mans notwithstanding,
am the day of that battle, nothing important
bar occurred. except that a regiment of French
cuirassiers suffered considerably from an attack on
ere pan of the Cossacks. The operations of the
French are greatly straitened by the want of provi-
sions ; and. in consequonce, they are drawing m-
ends the Vistula. It is pretended to be known
st licelin that the head-quarters are already at
'horn. The French army is still stationed from
Vbing to the frontiers of ci-der clef Poland, and
bold meld- a communication wi,h the corps which
occupies the position of Warsaw and the Narew
If the Russian army maintains its situation on the
Preget, the c.•untry between that river and
the Passarge may boon be the theatre of new san-
guinary conflins In the mean while the approach
of the French army may decide the fate of
)amain and Graudenz, against which the 4th
Corps is destired to all According to accounts
nom St. Petersbiirgh. four Russian Generals were
klled or wounde t in the bugle of Eylau ; among
the f aster is the chief of the Emperor's Cuirassiers,
Rogin ; blaj +r-General Bar clay de Tolley was
....ended in the arm ; the battle, which was fought
en a plain twenty vertu in circumference, csm-
menced on the 7th at three in the afierhoon, and
W 45 UV over till the 6tb at sic in tile evening.
the corps which was forrn:lly commanded by
Geo. Ruxbovden, had joinel that of Gen. Bennig-
SeTh several regments had fired all their cartridstts,
and vand only in ike use. of the bayonet. a party of
wounded R.isixt.s are at Koningsberg.
The Vssh ni tt.ry the Prussians took ne r

Omaha* a Pr;oce cf Witg -nstoin, and on tllc
rftb ult. near Marienwerdor. G o Fraulier, chief
of a regiment of Artillery.—( du IV on!,
)Oeb March.)

VIENNA, TF.3. 25.
General St. Vincent h 4F1.11 at tit.. 11.7.4(1 trevre7l
of
the Emperor Napoleon Ccurie- s 'r-rn him
✓ive daily, which ot:cas:on long co-lir:cores, at tciu it
illot Emir:x(lr, and the Arc :dine Charles, assist ;
Sat .o movement is yet observed among the 'soaps,
Nail, toast preparation fru war.
RANKS OF THE &FAINT, roamers 3.
According to a public journal, M. Globig, a
&coo Acktotant-Cvneral, fell into the midst
ply of st e /new, atoning from the side of the
liantslau, al the point which separates Upper Lu-
satia from 5i14114 ; they tnr.k from him his dis-
patches, and who.; money he had.
The lezelligence that a corps of Prussian partisa-s
Dad 'meta red into a part of the kingdom of Saxony,
has caused so much the greater alarm in Thuringia
ssc there are no troops to oppose the enterprises of
that corps irtiers from So-au and other towns in
Lusatia, describe the conduet of the Prussians .a the
blackest co!ours, and complain of the manner in

which they trout the Fs-Kwinhabitants. The con-
tingmt of Saxe-Weimar set out on the 2d inst. for
the grand army. it took the route of Stettin. of which
place it will farm the garrison.

staniN, sta. 13.

According to the latest accounts, there has been
a swats saion lietaern the nirsian advaneed guard,
wider the command of General Miloradovitch, and
the t:ocps of Paswan Oglu, Ivrd left she WU-
din, and taken a position at Sme•dau. 'fhe issue
of this bi•tle is nut yet ; PAIW4n Oglu re-
ceive.-. 1 acme time since different reinforcements, aod
Lettered biamelt that he should be able to stop
the Russians, until the army, which is a•aemblmg
on the side of Adrianeyla. should be in a state
NI aft; bosh:a this Grand Army there is a particu-
lar cusps intended to keep in check the Montene•
grins and Albanians. and to aft, if circumstances
eNairt it. in concert with the French troops in
Dalmata.

Fran; the 10th to the 20th Jaatsavy. several divi-
sions of Russian troops arrived at Duch.4r.•st ; they
c mr•tried ttnm-diately their it:larch to the lianube.
---(Journ.:l dr Fretifvrt.)

BMW. MA pc," 6.

Official accounts from the head-quarters at Oste-
rndr, dated the 23-h of Felernaiy, state, that all
a:coants citicnr in estimating the loss of the Rost
tarns in the bat•le of Eyl4u at 44 Gentrel. and 90
Officeis partly killett, and partly wound ,d. and at
4.000 mri, disabled from further service. In the
nettle of (.4trolerike, on the 16th of February, two
fiuscian Generals were killed, and three wounded.
liis Majesty has nrdertd the standards taken at the
birtle et Eylau to be sent to Pis is, and the cannons
to Thorn.
The army has gnne into cantonment behind the
PAsserse• The left wing inclines rn Manenwerder
and Elting. where tho country presets amity
sources' of 'accommodation.

diitTsT3a advanced towards Beanns.
hell. which lies et thy point of our cantonments.
ThetrThpet.n gave eiders that they should be at-
tanked, land the Wino. of Pyrite Coven commission-
ed that Meritorious Office?, General Dupont, to
carry these orders into effeft. On the 26th of Fe.
binary, at two in the afvernoon, General Dopont
appeared barite Bratufsberg. attacked :he sttong
dirt:ion of the enemy. deteated them with the
harmer, drove them out of the town. and back
over the P.tssarge. II! took 16 pieces of cannon,
tan standards. and 2000 prisoners. Our loss in
Uled was wiling.

...r ~ate-R . -,-

On the.eide of Chttstadt,, Genital j.iger aelair
marched, on tke eAli. at break ef day, fn Patel s-
walde, having Lamed that a Ru,sian column had
arrived there-in the night. He attacked it, and
took. prisoners the General Biros klorff, se►eral
Lieutenant-Colonels and Officers, and 400 men.—
This brigade seas composed o: ten batt.dions, Which
had suffered to much, that it had not more than
1600 man under arms.

General Wmkrowsky advanced against the gar-
sison of Danrzic. He fell in with it new Dimness,
took 600 prisoners, and seven pieces of cannon, and
pursued it several leigues sword in hand ; Marshal
Lefebvre came up won the 10th corps, which he
commands ; he was joinkl by the 64xoris, and
marched to invest Dautzic.—(Hemehirge Cot-raps-
demlen, March II.)