The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-30 00:00:00

F.O.REIGAII.WELLICENC4

&OVAL EXTR4ORDIN,ARY C'QUItAtTr.
AGUE, JUNE 25.-rWe have received through ya-
rioui channgls, the intelligence °fan important vic-
tory obtained by the Grand Army over the Russians,-
at Friedland, on the 14th inst. the anniversary of
the famous battle of Maret)o.
On the 14th inatant, the Emperoi- of the Ftencb
made a general attack upon the Russian Army, in a
-manner peculiar to himself, and which has so often
decided the fate of former battles. He out-flanked
the Enemy, *ho,. in spite of the most Obstinate re-
sistance, was defeated and put to flight. ,
In a small space, ten IlUssian Generals were found
killed and wounded in the midst of 3,006 of their
soldiers in the same situation.
The Fiend) purstte the enemy, who are corn-,
pelted to leaVe a great number of killed and wound,
, .
ed behind them.

According to the aecotnts received, We may assert-
it as a 'faa, that
s.onigsberg is, in •the hands of
the French, ' ,

The whole loss of. the Enemy amounts. to eQ.
pieces of cannon taken ; from 30 to '3:7).,000 men
lied, Nv. 66ndea, and Ori.saners:. Anlopgthe :ne
my!s Generals .killed are PHALEN
,and Mitti9oF,

Other accounts mention, that the Russians were
totally defeated, with the loss of from 50,000 to
69,000 men, and ten Generals, amongst whOM,Was
General BfiNNIGSN.

The' French have ;•ntered -Konigsberg and-Memel.,
:—The Battle was very bloody, 'and the loss of the,
French' very eon3iderable.

Frain the liamtqtrgh correspondenten, of June 2„o.

PREUSSICH-EYLAU, JUNE 1.-The Grand Army
has begun its march from Heilsberg to Eylau, and
from Eylau, on the two roads from Wittenberg and
Bartenstein, to Konigsberg. At this moment tbe
Russian Army is surrounded, Their line of opera-
tion is occupied by the French. Their, magazines
and hospitals are taken.
They have suffered near Heilsberg so considera-
bly, that, in the small town of Friedland alone, ten
Russian Generals, and from two, to three thousand
men, were found, dancrously wOunded.
Though there:is ai yet no official account of the
French having entered -Konigsbergh, there is no*
doubt tbat they have taken possession of it.

The 80-lin'Telegraph; of june 14i-confains- the
following detail of The tr,insaetions between the two
Armies prior to the general engagement. It is given.
privateas Q le.ttpr from Thrirn !-- :

• ". I. send you-- the' intelligence *a-have receiVed,
from the Grand Arii y.• .• •
.'• •
• " On the. sth his Majesty Jeft.Finckenstein.
On the tith he passed the night al Saalfeld-.
On the 7 he joined 'the -corps. under Marshal.:
NEY,. which was upon guard all. night near.-Deppen;
• " On the Bth a trifling sisittnishlook place.lhere,•
in- 'which the French had no 'objM hnttd make a
.few, prisoners, in order to, learn sdmething Qt the
strength and .position, -of the „Enemy. We then
learned that the Russians had concentrated a te
speaable forceabont Guttstadt. -
On the 9th the. Emperor forixd the .Passarge
noar:Deppen, and on the same day drove the Enemy
- - . •
as farhack -as the plain of Quel, or Quela,-vvhile
.the French troops in the-course of 'theevening
en-
tered Guttstadt.

" On the toth the Enemy, after an; obstinate re-7
sistance, was driven, back, from position to position,
under the walls of Heilberg. Here on'r inteltigencti
ends ; . the. penet..who communicated it left thi
French Army near Heilberg at eleven at night. We
wait for further intelligence." • -

There was no, Court-of Aldermen held to-day;
but the Lord Mayor, after inspecting, the'Returns
of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of Bread to
remain as laSt week.
Sir EpmuND STANLEY embarked on the 21st in-
stant. on- board the !Parley liidiaman, in order tn-take
Upon. Rini the office of Chief Justice of PrinCe Of
Wales's Island and to found a system-of laws and
jurisprudence forthat part of India.
On the Ilth of March last died of his wounds, on
board. of His Majesty's Ship Repulse, in his sixteenth
year, Lieuv. EnwARD MAIASHALL, Royal Marines,'
second son- of Capt. T.-MARSHALL, R. :- he was
mortally wounded on the ad• of the same month by
a .granite shot from the Castle of Abydos, in -their re-.'
treat through the Darclanelles,• at the moment they
had-pass6d ev&ty Other difficUlty: He was extreme:
ly beloved and revealed by his Brother Officers,
and died, -with the resignation of a brave and good-
Christian, fighting. for- his-King and Country:
BIRTH..—On Saturday last,. 'at Mrs. GOToBED'S,
Little -Sion4louse,. Middlesex, the .wif,! of J.
Esq.. of Doefors' Commons, of a Dau,;:11:
•

The new line of road frorn,LondOn and Croydon
to Reigate is'already commenced. • '- '•
• A curious manuscript has lately been fouud in the
colleaion' of-the DUke. of 13'uctLEUe.ix,'Wliich con
tains the Statutes of .the Order of the Garter and theiy
Bait), With 'various old drawings. &tong the lat-1:
ter are tilt:Torn:ails of Richard 111. and Anne, hiV
Queen, .which proye to be:lhe originals front' which
lie late Lord Orford's Outlines were taken, as repre;:
in his HiStorie Dbubts: ' . ,