The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-02-19 00:00:00

OLD B-111.LY, FLs. 18.

This day the imeisiss commenced before Mr. Joshes Meath,
U.. Justice Le Lane, Baton Sutton, the Lord Ikla)or, and
.imital Coy Cato rs.
TiolomyQ..irt and Patrick Higgirs were capitally indicted
AO a hoselsiy, in the house ef Mithsei M•Citee sod stealing
therein t7l. 25. 6d sum income, mid Mom. wide; of wearing
•;•1,.:te1, the lonocrty of the said Michael. The case was meetly
made out, mad the Jur! found them both Guilty—.. Death.
William Herding was casit•lly indicted for burglariously
freaking into the hew:it ot k.dward Emit, who keeps the Red
].ion, in Mots*sh-lane, on the 7.34 a January, with intau LO
-Seta Venda--Nit
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James Wiicbt was capitally indicted foe stealing two silver
witches, a sold teal, LAI& until, value 61. the property of
tu•ta:r . The Preateutur kieire a publicAraine, and
the Pr s nor lotted with bias. The rate of steeling nastiest ;
Wt as it .at I.n Wile that the wale .es might have been aeon
4.tEwrit r iii.., rhec pc/untied him of Vat capital part of tee
and Ileac of it, se. tire Valle of

The Drawing of the State Lottery finished on
Saturday la.t. Ihe Ticker, No. le,ooti, as First-
dtiwn oa that day, entitled to Pave Thousand
Pounds, was seld at Harken, BLatia and Co.s
Office, Royal Lathrtge, where every fixed Capital
Prize this Lctter y has been sold and shared. The
following are the Numbers of the (Npital Priz:s in
this I,,,tety which have been sold at Hazane,
jluaar and Co.'s Office t viz.—
ha. 11,210 1 31,000
24,480
113., b le OW
All in Shares.
(146
14.4GII
1 eoo
1 t,ut.G
S'C"C I In wholeTielcets.
111,610
During the payment of the Out-pensior.ers at
• Chelsea Hospital, un Yriday lest, a rasa from the
119th Dragoons was apprehended by some of the
°Seers from Bow-streer, (who constantly attend
those payments) and canted before Uewi se Rea n,
Lq. who was then at the Ilospital.and charged with
having rtccived iris own pension, due on blidAummer
last, on the gd day of July, and on the day follow-
ing he personated and demanded the pension due to
's comrade, Joseph Lowe, of the same regiment,
h, in the burry of business (on such occasions)
paid him, though a suspicion arose among the
'_lerks, on the earn* day, but too late to secure
Od the thit of July, Joseph Lowe appeared
I.:ma:44d his per.sigtp, when their suspicions were
mad. and a metar.dorn made in the Pay-
against the man's
nJ,' the itinerant solicitor of subscriptions for a
ry of Beery Boy, has been taken into custody
Idlergh j anal, it is nut unlikely that the subjea
chosen may prove ominous, by his being sent
settlement, in order to give a better account
rf than be has done in the paltry one which he
tong traudtilantly imposed on the .public.
riu *assist, late High Sheriff for Susses,
had the honour of returning, 26 klemhers to
is/eruct independent of the double return for
'lam; a cireomstance we behave that has not
et.ed to a..y St his predecessors in office. The
am, returned by the late Sheriff are as follow :
've fur Ira* C.,0141Y. two for Chichester, three
fcur fur itidhurst, two fur Horsham,
ter Steyning, two for bramber, rso for Shas-
ta,* tut Lewes, and two for Last Grins:ed.

FORETCY INTELLIGENCE.

f RoM THE PARIS PAPERS.

nrri-rown ii BULLETIN OF IDE GRAND ARMY.

6. WAAAAW, JAN. 27.

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•• Eighty-four pieces of c tnnon, taken horn the
Riassians, are ra:iged before the Palace of the Re-
pu^lic tit %Val saw. ['hey are those whit:, were
taken tram Gsnerals Kaminski, Ilningsen, and
Buxhowden, i t the battles of Czarnosvo, Nasiel►k,
Put use, and Golymin ; and are the very same that
the Russian, drew along the streets of clef; city with
se much ostentation, when lately they marched
through them so meet the French. It is easy to
conceive the effect w., ch tae sight of so grand a
iritimph must produce upon a people delighted with
seeing the humiliaucm of enemies, who have so lung
and so cruelty oppressed them.
•• There al several hospitals in the country which
the army occums. containing a great number of
sick and wounded Russians.

64 Five prisoners have been sent to France,
two thous old escal.rd in the first moments of confu•
hill, and iiiteen hundred nave entered among the
Poli.li troops.
Thus nave the battles with the Russians cost
them a great part of their artillery, all their bag-
gage, and from to 50,000 men, killed, wounded,
or prisoners.
" Gen. Kaminski, who had been represented as
another Suwarruw, has Fiat been disgraced. It is
reps ted that G. heral bazhowden is in the same
situation ; henice it appears, that Gets. Beningsen
now comm ands the airily.
" Some ba:taii ns of light infantry belonging to
Marshal Ney's cwps, advanced twenty leagues
fro is their cantonments; the Russian at my took the
alas rn, and made a movement on its r.glit. The
battalions have returned within the lme of their
cantonments, without sustaining any loss.
" During this p 'vied, the Prince of Ponte Corvo
took possession oi Elbing and the country situated
on the utuilers of the Baltic.

" The Gi.ner al of Division Drouet entered Christ-
hmrg, where he took 300 prii,nners from the regi-
mein Combieres, including a Major aad several
Officers.

nel S.int•Genez, of the 1 gth dragoons,
c' atged .nother of the enemy's regiments, abd took
ptisoners, among wbons was the Colonel Corn-
in.andant.

44 A Russian column had gone to Liebstadt,
tae little rivrr Pa.,sarge, and had carried off
mall a company of the Vol( ege lII'S of the Bth regi-
ment of the line, who were at the advanced posts of
the cantonment. The Prince of Pomo Corvo,
in-
formed of this movement, lett Elbing, c.,lkard his
troops, advanced with Itivaua's division towards the
enemy, and met them near Nlohi
•• On the 85th, at noon, the eneuiy's division ap-
peared, 1..,000 strong. We soon earn: to Mows.
The Bth regiment of the line fill upon i.e tiu.biAns
witii inexpiessible bravery, to repair the loss which
0.. e cf its posts had riper:cut, J. '1 be enemy were
completely routed. pursued tout leagues, and corn-
peiied to repass the Passarge. Dupont's division
air,ved just a► the engagement was concluded, and
could tate no part in it.
" Au old man, 117 years of age, has been pre.
sorted to the Emperoi, who has gr .nted him a pan.
sion of 50 Napoleons, and has ordered him a twelve.
month's allowance in advance. The annexed Nuts
gives some account of this extraordin..ry man.
" The weather is very fine. it is nu colder than
it should be for the health of the soldiers, and the
amendment of the roads, which are becoming pas-
sable.

" On the right and centre rtf the army, the enemy
are more than 30 leagues trOM our posts.
ss The L•-mperor is gone on hdrseba,k to make the
tour of the cantonments. He will be Absent loom
Warsaw eight of ten days."
•. Francis Ignatius burn at Witki, neat Vilna, is
the son of Joseph and Ann* Baruch'. He is of a rookie fa-
mily, and in hi. youth bure arms. Ile was one of the Con-
eileratirin of Bar, wit taken by this Rowans, and sent to
Saran. Having lust the small tortoise lie pniorued, ha took to
Agriculture•, and was employed as fanner to a Curate. He
married, for the hist time, at the age of 70 years, and had four
children by that marriage. At Ilti he married a second wife,
and had by her six children, who are all (Lad there remain*
to him only littlest son of ho brat wire. The King ref Prussia,
in consideration of his great age, had granted to hint a pension
of 84 Polish florins per month, making II hems, 8 sous
French. He is subject to nu infirmity, eniuys still a good me-
mory, and verb* Latin with ex!leine facility ; he cites the
classics w.th spins, arid to the purpose. The Petition, of
which the following is a translation, um entirely written with
his owu hand. The characters are very firm and legible

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