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London, England, 1813-03-11 00:00:00

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MATICI 11, 1811.

The most irriptrant prt of the news thought
by these Mails, if it can be relied upon, is the
rumour, that the Austrians in th, ncipbourhood
of Warsaw had entered into a capitulation similar
to, that concluded by D'YORK ; hut, it not being
Mentioned upon any authority, it is useless to
speculate upon the consequences which must re-
sult from so important an event, if it has actually
taken place.

Pantzic is again rtporto to have surrencicred
by eapititlation.

Whatever vagueness or uncertainty there may
be in some of the stalements, there can be no
('milt, from the whole of th e intelligence brought
by these Mails,, and the .ditferent circumstances
P./Jutted to of the continued succe3eful prowess of
the Russians, their ascendancy in. Prussia is un
disputed. The French have completely losttheir
hold of that country, and have no means left of

regaining it.
Some further Papers bronght by the nails have
just arrived, hy our extracts from which it will ho
seen, ,On the 6th ult. the Prefect of Warsakv
oftioially informed the inhabitaitts by a Prdclama-
tion, that a Conveation was then in treaty with
the Commander of the Austrian Army, witich
would determine the fate 61 the city.. The nature
)(i terms of this Convention, we must wait for
.0
further accounts to learn. The great importance
of it, in the present situation of :(Pairs, is how-
ever abundantly evident.

It will be seen, 1.1110, that tile greatest jay ivas
manifested by the inhahitants of Konigsberg, Ma-
rienwerdo., and other places, on the entrance of,
the lius!..lans, a juy naturally expresser) itt their
deliverance from 'tyranny and oppression, and
which, •• at the same time, 'prove the utter impos,
sibility of the French .retaining any influence in
Prussia after the destruction of their nrwy, which
Moue: kept down the :pitit of the people.

By two lieligolan4l .which also arrived
last niglit,we learn, that the French *ere in great
*bra), even at Ihnibitr,_;ll antl,Bretnen,whare they
%ye:,npthciv effects, and patting horses
reiviii.,ition cotlvey away whatever property
tie c:HOd in the.nireetion of Westphalia.

Since ivvitin the above, we learn that.a Da-

nib man of war, with a flag of truce cm board,

has Arrived in the timber.

She brought dyer Et

Aiessenger ho has a I.Ped in town. We are not
enabled to'state brings, but we have lit-

tie fitvibt that the Dispatches convcy the favour-

ab!e smtitnuitts of the DAnish Court towards this

Country, tend the evidence of its disposition to

enter int() a friendly 'alliance with us and the other

Northern Powers'.

A foot .raol ty.:,,ran yesterday 'the Uxhrif',
ro.id for 4.0 goitte:asi between. Mr. .Jame, a pe-
ye-ftivAl (11 acne, and a Mr, Omni, the limaei
th.:! latter a handl-v(1 yitrdA. Mr. Owe it kept
a-head the first bait mile 3 hat" his
livurNavv past hiiit it, the tam- two hitatired yards,
LI 1:11:: match easy itt fire mivtuteseight see

tit:t.:ilila.

'two more -gottenburgh Mails arri'ved' last
nie.Lts with intelligence of great importance.

War4aw,,Thurn, :Lich 11, and Posen, are stated
to be in the possession of the Russians, the lasi
mentioned place after REGSIER, who was sta
tinned there, had been defeated, and compelled to
remove his head-quarters to ryankfort.

The Russians are also said to have enteredZer-
lin on the l9th ult. and the King of RatISsIA is
r piirted to have declared warngainst.France, and
to have set out to meet the Emperor ALEXANDER
Yet Willenberg;
Palau Surrendered on the Bth, and Prayarth is
said to have been entered by the Russian troops
on the 6th

Lott! 't.virneAßT left Petersburgh on the 12th
bit. for the arnw, having' previomly, as reported,
signed a Convention with the Danish Minister
'host, upon the basis of a tree trade to Norway;
the recall of the Danis') Letters of Marque ; the
forbidding the entrance of French privateers
into the harlooars of Denmark, and the release
of all Danish prisoners in England: We are un-
able to say whether 11;e tertas of tile r ~onvention
are correctly stated, Inn of the fat of an arrange-
ment being in contempLtion between this douptry
and Denmark there is no doubt, and we under-
stand that two persons have arrived from Denmark
with' the intelligence.