The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-02 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE;

Dr ROM THE XONtGSBURGH GAZETTE OF MAY 7.1

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WEHLAW, MAY 4.—For some time desertion
from the French army to ours has been, much more
frequent than usual. AMong the deserters are in
particular a great number of Conscripts. All these
concur in asserting, . that- the,French. troops are veil
much dissatisfied, and begin to wish earnestly fog
peace; that they may return home. •
BRAUNSBURGII, APRIL 28.—0 n the 25th inst•
pll the troops of the Enemy received orders to bold
themselves in readiness to make a gener4 advance
early in the morning of the 27th, but at noon these
orders were countermanded. Every thing continues
quiet, and probably will continue so.
BANKS or THE VISTULA, APRIL !..".)6.--Qf the
Conscripts expe&ed to join the French Army only
•
• between, three and four thousand bare as yet
arrived, which have been distributed-among the
different regiments. The greater part of them are
boys, and they all express., the greatest ciissatisfac-..
ticn at the War., Qf the other' reinforcements no!.
body knows any thing, though the gra-4test.paio
Ure taken to keep up the spirits of the troops, by con.'
tinnal report& that their arrival may be e.N.peeted
mediately. •
DREWING, A.7.arr, 26.--The different di.s.location3.
and marches . and countermarches of the French
troops has induced a belief that fresh troops Nye.
arrived; but in the whole circle from Guttstadt t
Osterocle, Eylau, Liebmuhle, 'Holland, and Lieb-,
stadt, with the eception of 400 Italiani, who have
entered Guttstadt, and a regiment from the carps of
Marshal MoaTIER, which have joined the corps of
SOULT, at Eldit, no one knows any, thing of any.
fresh arrival ,of troops.' Threethousand Conscripts/
it is said, pare on their march, but-they have`not ,yo,t
arrived.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 3.—Yesterday' arrived fier
some small divisions of French troops, several Ma
rpelult.es on horseback, and about thirty large wag',
gons with four horses : all of which this morning
3.
continued their march for the Grand Army. Several
hundred men of the gth regiment of Cuirassiers,
arid 160. men of the Bth regiment of, hussars,
. .
have been quartered here, will to-morrow contiqt4o
their march for the Grand Army.

DRESDEN, AIRY IG.--Besides the different rein
forCernents Which are on- their march for the 6rand
Army, each cQmpany must furnish 15 men; Vl;c3
will take the same route: It is 'generallY said th 4
the whole Saxon Arm}', whicl is to be considerabty
augmented,, Will be immediately put ha motion, and
march to join the Grand Army. •
All Sikon inag4zi,nes, which are still under;
seqtlestration by the French, are 'to be votive elf LO,
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the Grind Army. •
Both in the arsenal and the foundery the wojt7.
men are employed nigh(aind day..

(From the Telegraph.)
BERLIN, MAY 23.--Authntic accounts from the,
Grand Army 'represent the aaidn on the' 15th' near.
Weichselmunde; as very important. The Russian.,
Lieutenant-General KAMINSKOI W'ishect. (o reheV
Dantzic, reduced to extremity by, the Progres.made
by the besiegers, under the command of Marshal
LEFEBVRE. With this view, (Zeneial NINES.OI,
on the 11th. of May, came with two divisions to
Weichselmunde. On the-i sth, at four in the morn-
ing; he advanced from Weichselanuide in; three co-
intrins and
,a reserve. Four Russian Generals
co►n-
manded under him. As soon as the.RuSsian corps.
was without cannon-shot distance of`the fart, it at-
tacked the French and Saxon troops, which, ac-
cording to the orders of Marshal LEFEnvaE,
placed in, readiness.

The anion continued two hours : Marshal LANNES,
advanced with four battalions of the division of vu-
DINDT, on the right wing of the enemy on the Vis-
tula. All the enerny's'lines 'were now defeated and
forced to fly ; the Russians were pursued sword in
hand; to the pallisadoes of the Fort,
The Emperbr expressed his satisfaEtion with the
2d and 12th regiments of light infantry, with the
Saxon detachments, with General QUDINOT, and the
.four battalions
,of his division, ‘Aihich attacked with
him, wider the command of Marshal LASHES.

WARSAW, MAY 14.
Head-Quarters at Warsaw, May 13..
GENERAL GOUVAIN, GOVERNOR OF THIS CITY AND.
PROVINCE OF. WARSAW, TO COUNT ALEXANDER
POTOCKI, DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE POLICE.
"-I hasten to communicate to'you the agreeable
intelligence which General LEmARRots, Com-
mander of the right wing of the sth corps of the
Artily, has transmitted to Me this day. The enemy
has completely failed in the attack he made this
Morning at three o'clock, on the entrenchment
which bad , been thrown up on the penirisula of
S;erock, by the division of General' LENtAtutoiS•
The Russians, 5,000 strong, endeavoured to carry it
by storm, but were repulsed with 'the loss of 300
men. The enemy retired to the-plain of Nowanies,
where he remained -inadive. Our artillery played
during four hours with gogd success against the four
cannons which supported the attack of the Russians.
General LEMARROTS laments thedeath of the Bavarian
Colonel DE PERRON, who fell like a herb. The Cd
regiment of light infantry of the Ist Polish legion
behaved like a French regiment." "