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are severely wounded.
Private letters from Berlin state, that Breslaw

had not surrendered, and that this is the cause
which has. prevented the establishment of the
post between Berlin and this city.

LISBON, DEC: 13.--A Ship has just arrived from

the Brazils, which brings an account that Buenos
Ayres has been re-taken from the English, who
were driven out by a Spanish levy en- masse from
Monte Video. The English• Expedition from the
Cape had Arrived, but had not made a landing,
and afterwards put into Bahia, in the Brazils. The
English were obliged to leave'behind them all 'their
baggage. The number of SpaniardS by whom the
English were driven out is said to have been.Bo4o.
WARSAW, DEC.: 27,—Dispatches, dated from
Sockeekzyer, the 26,th .of .December, at seven in
the morning, bring adVice that the 'Enemy have
been, cut. off and defeated- qn all sides

every moment prisoners are ',brought in.
have • taken, all the baggage and artillery.,
It is impossible that they should again -forth in line ;

our army is pursuing them without 4llowini,-; them a

moweni to breathe.

Private letters.say, that. the Grand Duke of BEft;
With the cavalry under I;is has. thrown
himself bet Ween the Russian advanced,- gt_Lird.and
their main body.
13FtfernN, 6.—The Paper called the Tele-'
graph, contains tho tollowing -
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Official Letters from. the Grand---Artriy, dated
Soliaon;•the -29th -aD@certiber; bring the.folluitig,
advices. .
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".'We have during the, last four days_defe,itekthe
Russian .-`i.rniV, which has been
..pursne4 tet Gatro-
Ica kth, and 'obliged to abandou its.artiltcry and ba,gt•
gage. The badness of the-roads,, and- 'the
-of the season, have determined 'hi.ilikitisty the Em-
peror td go into wintrlnarters: t,
" The, campaign
.may, in•fACl, te, consideTer
end id. . We Wave taken more. than 10;000, prisoners,.
and•so pieces of cannon. The -Eruper?i-. attacked
the .Enenty in their cantonments, Without.. its he4lg:
possible for.them to.colleatogether. r, ,
" The .Army. of the Enemy is -itultibted .for, its
preservation to the badness of the rdadi; reqdqre4
impassable V the incessant rains, and also to tlie-s4!
critice of the whole of its artillery and baggage.
" JAN. 10.-7 We daily eiipeCt the arrival here of
-the Emperor of the Vrench, who, according to sotnq
accounts, proposes to pass. the winter in this city,
anti i to'others, will only stay few days,
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and (Aen Pr9c.eet-1 to PrPsden.."

PULTUSK, DEC. 31.—Title Russian Arfny .has
been deteked iii .several battles near Czartipw9,
Naselsk, Viuxsomb, Lopaczitn, Golynaln, and f'ul
tusk; with the loss of eighty pieces of canUolla
1260. baggage-waggohs, and I,t?OQ, 4ieu
wounded,. and taken prisoners. The French are a 4
Ostrolenka, Nudenburgh, and Wellen,burgn,

cONSTANTI.NOPLE, Nov. 9.—The eJspv!(;ted,Eng-t
Fieet, wider the orders of Admiral Lo.vis,
consisting of sevn Ships of war, arrived in ;he
Dardanelles abobt the end of November, and-the
Admiral. himself 'entered our Porton the 30th of
November, on bord the Canopus. He was re-
ceived by the Ottoman iVinisters with, ;he utmost;
distinetiOn; A Frigate and a Brig are also lying
here.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1807.

This .norning we received, by the Gottenburgh
Hambargh Papers to-,the- 9th , The
winter, it is at length admitted, has set in with great
severity in. Poland, and the rivers are sufficiently
frozen to bear heavy artillery. The Russians, as we
stated sorne'days ago upon private information; have. ~
retired. towards. Groduo, .where- they have taken a
very strong position, and it is admitted in the Ham-
burgh Plipers, that they are con'sitanti reCeiving rein-
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fbrcements. The communications between the Cabi-
net of Vienna, and BUN APARTE ate very frequent, and
wehave stroiig reason to bcpevc that they will soon as-
Sumo" a decisive shape. M. MoNT E CLU lEU, Chant ber-
-I.ain to IloNAriiim, 'has been-sent to Vienna.upon:a
Missibn Of 411e.utinOfft-importance. The probabilny;
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of a, rupture between 4ustria and France gp44
rise to , a report which was circulated yesteittlay
alrer,.oon just in time to have an effe& upon_
the funds : It was said that Government, had
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received Dispatches from Lord HUTCHINSON,

nve been pnt In requisition, at Warsaw,
I to rough-shoe the horses of the French cavalry.—
' From the 3d to the• 15th December 460- Russian
1 Prisoners were brought to Warsaw, F( of which