The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-07 00:00:00

Russian irityapidity ; ltho Satter passed through the
village amidst an incessant fire, deployed beyond
the •canal, broke down the bridges, and soon lifter
four o'clock the battle ceased. • •

Both sides -complained of -the Calriniess 'of the.
winds; in consequence of which the clouds of smoke
that filled the atthosphere were so thick, that the
men were unable to see each Othr at the distance
of 20 `paces.
During the engagement the Emperor of tussia
was in the centre, and exposed himself to the great-
est dangers, amidst a heavy fire. awe French Sharp-
shooters perce'i od the,Emperor, and continually di-
refted their tire towards him. Being warned of his
danger, his answer. was.--c.‘ The Emperor of lius---
sia is not afraid of death."

- The Generals in Chief, Kutusow and tinthov--
den, were slightly wounded; Major-Generals Berg,
Baron Moller, Essen the' First, Essen the Second,
Baron Sacker), Miller,, TharOnsWimpfen and Pre-
biSchewsky, were dangerously wounded, •and taken
prisoners. Many Staff and Superior Officers and
Privates were 'taken, and wounded. It. is
confidently stated, -that the French lost more than
10;on men.

On unloading a vessel in the riveirlt Wakefield,
of a cargo of wool, yesterday se;nnight, a dog Was
found between two packs at the bottom; the vessel
received her loading eighteen dayS before, at Lin-
coln, where the dog was missetl,"sG that he must
.hLive been that length Of time without any kind of
stistemme. W fit'kt discovered he was scarcely
:able to stand; but, by proper treatMent,/ is. now
nearly :recovered:
A young woman was delivered of a fine boy, in
;Little Chelsea, on Saturdays last, and was' well enough
on Sunday to do the businds§ of the house, as usual.
On Sunday night sire was taken ill again, and on
;Tuesday was,delivered of 'a still.finer child than the
former. Theinother-and the two children are likely
to do well.', •

UhioN-HALL.- Yesterday Wm. Picket was ex-
amined on a charg-e d stealing from his employer,
Mr. Col Huge, a Mill and. Patent Axletree-maker„ar,
`Lambeth, a quantity of wrought and unwrought
iron, his property.
Mr. Collinge, who keeps upwards-of too men at .
:work, has for some time past iniskil various articles
of wtunglit and unwrought iron and steel and, al-
though he-set a watch of the most trusty of his Mtn,
as he-considered them, no trace of the depredators
could be obtained. On Tuesday night Smith and
Lockie, the Otteers, met with the Prisoner in the
Bishop's Walk, Lambeth; who had about 6o pounds
Weight
of iron on his shoulders, which, 'when ac-
costed by theM he threw down-and ran off, but was
soon overtaken. Mr. Mainwaring, Mr. -Collinge's
foreman, swore to the property. The Prisoner made
no defence, but, with tears in his eves; &nimbly sup
plicated to be sent for a soldier; btt this not being
consented to by ,'Mr. Collinge, he was fully coin-
witted to the County Gaol for trial.

- PUBLIC OFFICE, SatAinwELL.-'--Wednesday three.
Seamen, belt:inking to the. Ship Burthen, West In-.
diaman, outward-bound, lying in Plymouth Har.
bpur, were. charged with deserting the Ship bynight
in her boat, which they also deserted ' • and were
-further charged with stealing out of the. Ship a box.
containing watches and trinkets to the value of 3341..
The Officers found some of the property upon the
Prisoners ; which being sworn to by the txporter,
they were fully committed for trial.

On Tuesday se'nnight an inquiiitioti NV3S held on
the body of ICir. Joseph Twentyman, rhanufatiuret,
of Fisher-street,Carlisle7 He had been missing since
the idth .of Jan: altho' the most diligent search . aod.
inquiries had been made by his friends. Some fisher-
men near. Grinidale-found binreirtaugliad in their
net. It is supposed he hall gene, ()toile 'evening of
the .IGth, to take a walk by the: Side of the river
Eden, and it being very stormy, he had slippedino
Verdia,--Accidental Deaik.

On Friday se'unight an inquisition was taken at
Walshford, by Air.:Brerify, C6rorier for the County,.
on the body of Marr Rogers. R appeared in evi-
dence, that the unfortunate woman was travelling.
with- ber husband and three children (paupers) to-
wards Scotland, and in crossing a temporary bridge
over the river Nidd, near Rihston :HAI, at pre.;ent
consisting, of only "two planks in breadth, with a
young child, in hep apron and another hold of her
gown, accidentally fell in, with her two children,
not yet -found. Verdia—AccidentaiDeeih. . •

On Friday, the 24th tilt'. an inquest was taken on
the body of the late Mr. George Adney, Ensign of
the. 66th Re .irnent of Foot; at the CroWn.and Sceptre
inn, Newport, hie of appeared in evi-
' deuce that -the deceased had undcrtaken to drink. a
' quart of. 'Pam, in. con sequence of bets being made rby
other Officers : which he nearly accomplished, and
immediately retired to bed; where, the next morn-
'lug, he was found lying a corpse ! The Jury, after
a short deliberation, returned a verdia -of—Died by
excessive drinling.

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Wednesday morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock, a
respedable-looking man, of the name of Tape, put.
a period to, his existence, at the Magpie and Stump,
Fetter-lane, by hanging himself in his bed-room.---
He had recently arrived from the country, as it was
Said, to marry a young woman in the neighbourhood,
but was disappointed. ' '
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