The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

ASd you; PoI:I, who hair been compeleJ 1)7
your oppressori to fight against ya,tir own inte-
rests. come assemble tender the bacners of your
, country.
V " S 006; called by Napoleon the Great, shall Kos-
E*itisint speak to you by his command. In the mean
.tiareottiNave thii token of his high protOlion. Re-
that tie call he gave you to ;ssenf)le in le-
r
gions in Italy, has net deceived you. Those Je-
, gioas it was, deserving the approbation of the
travinciblebeeoes of Europ.,' who gave him the first
concerion'of the Polish spirit, and the Polish cha-
rafter.
0 At the Imperial Head-pumps BerlirwilbarA
80S. • di M sttGWSolkqZ
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a.
' The General of Diwinett,-Sava Adjutant of.
His Majesty the Emperor, advanced on the Slst of
Paober, a column of 600 cavalry 'into Strelim,
where he made prisoner the brother 0 the Queen of
Pruksia, whn was in the Prussian service.
The Bavarian wad IVurtemberg troops are draw•
.
ing through Saxony to the 04cr, and will form the
corps of Prince Jerome.
His Imperial and Royal Majesty, according to a
resolution, dated Wittenberg, on. 23, has taken
possession of the principalities of Eicksfeld and Er-
fort, the county of llohenstein, and all the Prussian
territories in Saxony, between the Rhine and the
Elbe. The eagles are every where takes down, '
and the revenues will be received on account of the
Emperor.

BERLIN, POI. I.

Marshal Davonst has passel the Oder at Frank-
fort. The King of Prussia has crossed the Vistula,
and is at Gratidenz. The number of troops on the
banks of the Vistula canuot exceed 14 or 15,000.
NOY. 11.
The Ccseitts of this city contain the following:—
rs. city of Magdeburg capitulated OR the 7th
instant. Th.: bombardment caused such devasta-
tion in the place, that the inhabitants revolted, and
the Governor was compelled, by their desire, to sur-
render the city to the French.
IIEAD-Qll AT BERLIN, NOV. 9.
ORDF.R OF THE DAY.
The Emperor testifies to the Grand Duke of Berg,
the Prince of Punte Cerro, Marshal' Souk, and the
corps of infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers,
under astir comm .nd, his satisfaelinis respedting
the brilliant affair at Lubeck, and the indefatigable
adbvity with which they rursued the enemy through•
out his whole march.
The corps of general Blucher, harassed on every
side, turned at every pcint,- cut off from all possibi-
lity of retreet, has been oNtged to capitulate, and
to surrender es prisoners of war. It amounted to
16,000 infantry, 4.000 cavalry, had with h So pieces
of cannon, and will be conducted to France.
'l.her e now remains not a single corps of the enemy
to he destroyed on this side of the Vistula.
The Prince of Neufchatel and Valessin. Majnr-
general of the Grand Army,
(Signed) M. At ex. Elaaretsa.

SEWN, NOV. 11.

General Savary has entered Weimar. Two re-
giments of Prussian hussars, of I,Coo horses each,
and tvo battalions of grenadiers, are made prison-
ers. and thirty pieces of cannon, Bcc. are taken.
In the afternoon of the 6th, Field•Marshdl Mol-
lendorf had an audience of His Majesty, the Em-
peror, by whom he was ntost graciously received.
Immediately afterwards, the four Deputies of the
city of Leipzig were presented to His Majesty.
The dominions of the King of Prussia, con-
quered by the French army, are, according to a
proclamation of M. Clarke, Governor-General of
this city, divided into four departments, namely :-
1. The Departmeat of Berlin, which is subdi-
viiekl into four provinces, viz.

Ukerma:k. under the command of the Chief of
Baraboo. Hariet.

Priegnitz, ander Colonel Kevin.

Old Mark, under Colonel Boussin.
Mialle Mark, under the General e Division,
Clarke.
2. The Department of Custrin, comprehends t!le
New Mark, and is under tLc Genetsl of Eti„;sde,
Menard.

3. The Department of Stettin, comprehends Po.
nyranie, under tae General a Brigade, Thouvriat
i. The Department of Magdebagrcossavt---'
The Duchy of Mazdabirg.
The County of Min-sfeid. r r 111;1‘.
• e
Ihe Click of the Saale. ktirAl
The above aie under the Aditieset-Conindasi
CliAnefesuz,, who resides at Burg, _
The city of Halloirder the. Adjataaf-Coraaboi-
ant Lattonr. 5.,• •
The generA administration of tbe•foor above
mentioned clopartment3, is soni,.,:ecded
Dais. lntersdant-General of the army; U. t steee,,
Adornisrraw-General of the Finances aftd Do-
mains; and2d- Lakaateritr) the Qiief Coalceor
'Taxes.

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NC7. 5,
Eris Exctll,..ncy the Minister of France received.
it Or.o O'ciCa th:S day, by a tstafate, the foliow.
inn Official ltepotr:—
. tune cL, NOV.B.
I‘4Tbe battle ptpallefi, in whiNthe Frerch army
displayed to "welt courage, was one of the rac4t
bloody of the whols ar. ft is to be observed, that
three cores qt the grand army jained there io the
space of two hours. That eornrnandied by Marsbd
! Prince of Pcnto-torso W:lst!le first that eutt-red that
place, having tercel die right hank of the Traays.
This corps fought, making its way, with k strong
detachment, whichk;cirted 41 the baggage of the
Prussian army;ailorsditing of MO waggnos. This

..enwreM, 1'530 I,lvong,wai taken, with elk *We
convoy. t At one o'clock, 1500 Swedish troops, M-
cludiNtwn svadrous of dragoons, were made pt;
loner,. -.The city was attacked at the same tim,
the gatea Were Sire• d, aid the bastion. and rani.act.
taken. Thirty-two pieces of cannen, 4.10 ,
including 1;0 Officers, and 15 stand cf co:on• s,
fell into the hands of the Prince. Thr Prusai.ins
were pursued as far as Schwarrau and Radian. The
next day General Blucher demanded a eiiiitniae-
tion."
This capitulation was in fad concluded cad sign.
Id ow the 7th, at Ratk in. The whole corps of G.,-
Blucher, consisting of thirty-three battaliorts
mad fifty-four squadrons, after having obtained Cie
r•umou-s c,f war, laid down their arms, and surten.
tiered themselves prisoners of war, the offit..-s re-
taining their arms, and engaging, upon their word,
to repair to such place as should be pointed out as
them.
Stunt travellers arr:ved this even nt from La.
beck, state, that the sitnation of that unfortunate
city, during the attack of the French, and at the
moment when they entered it by force, was must
frightful. They fought in the v:ry streets, and
those, where the. anion rr4- hottest, were encum.
bete,' with dead booties, piled to.a very great ight.

oft m 'yaws, woe. 11.
The ermornunication betweno tbis place and Ber-
lin, by water, is oo: interrupted. According to re-
ports, the chascenrs of Major Ameil are alread►
turned back towards Laitenliorgb, and the prisoners
are to fallow him under a French civil escort. His
Excellency the French Plenipotentiary, M. Ltou-
rienae, has, upon tliis occabian, declared. in die
handsurnest manner, that in no event will the neu-
tral HaterSurgh territory he distarbed. His Excel-
lency, besides, is labouiing to remove every mis-
understanding occasioned by the recent iltilVetmtnts,
aid we have to thank his esertions that the law
events have occasioned no bad constquences.

woe. 14.
It is but trio certain that the whole Prussian army
is totally ruined aad dispersed ; one carps after ano-
ther has been obliged to 14y down its arms, and all
the principal towns, namely, Stettin, Custrin, Span-
dau, and Magdeburg, have capitulated. In the lat-
ter the French found an immense treasure, as well
as the most valuable elf" from Munster, Cassel,
and E4sr Frieselani, o 'lich had been deposited there
as out of danger. It is really astcaishing how ill
provided with even the most common neces:aries
these places were, but for which they never
would have 1-!len into the power of the French,
and-pariicularly Nlagdeburgh, one of tic a roni,est
places in Europe: as to the King of P.u.sia, no-
body knows where he is at present ; the army of
Marshal D'Avoust is already arrived at Posen, it
consists of 30.000 men. islithirg but accident pre-
vented General Blucher from coming to Ham-
burgh, in which case we should hare share' t..e
came fate as Lubeck, which has suffered drea.;:qliy.
The conobil of that General was cruel in the ex-
treme. A deputation has been sent from that town
to claim the protedi3n of the French Emperor, and
one will also be sent from hence.
The Duchy of Oldenborc has been taken posses-
sion of in the name of the K rig of Holland. by
1,400 Datch trocips. Hesa has been obliged ter
join the C..nfe2erarsi.,3 of t'..e Rhine, and must con-
sequently ACT against Russia.
strawy raou • PIIT•Tt I tTTCI. coy. 14.

I.`.e day brtnre yesterday, the body of his nest
Serene ilighne.s the Duke of B 7 answick, was opened
Ld embahr.4, at Alt.zr.a. On opening the 0...111.
'it was (quasi that the isou,,d,raidi *is hones"
. Prince received. liras moral. • g .111'
His 1-7X:s borethe ersoisite torture oeestsinned
b," thlt wiih the utmost fortitude sod re,ig-

tatiotrifirithen he Irame! the loss of his Do
taanions: hi; heart begaa.to break. His son, the
puke of filtonswick-Oels, who capitulate.' with
Cement Binther, and so hc:nically defended el.:
gate of L.:bee, arriv.:d Ilia Liabee, house the day
alter aia death. •
His Highness's hors t.trr.rt yesterday sobd by
aoftioh ; his jewels, and other et eas, will he
golillatinotrow. Ar. es:a:Ate has been sent to j' 1.
at Bittlia, recoeiting that the Dol/4.-'s vent-