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London, England, 1807-02-19 00:00:00

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LETTER 'FROM -THE FRENCH CONSUL AT RUCITA7
nr.sT TO THE PRINCE Oi BENEN`IiNTO, Tflß MI-

NISTER FOR FOREIGH AVFAIK3.
" Buchatcst, Dec. 13, iSc6.

" The Russian troops under Prince UKY
have arrested ,tile Consul General Masa:l,lin, and
the whole of his suite, at Jassy. The
.cletails of this
violent proceeding exhibit a condut equal:y barber -.
rous and unprecedented. Prince Doi.oottuctor
caused the French arms to be taken do.,‘ n ; he then
insisted that M. PtEtuAtlD should 'relinquish his
fkmaion, and gave him a pas-sport' to eotiey him to
the' Austrian out-posts. M. 11F.mnARn &parted
without delay, but he had'Scarcely proceeded a mile
from Jassy when he was surrounded by. a number of
Cossacks, who treated him in a.disgracelnl manner,
and.condueled hint •tb ittissia..- This trait of base
treachery has oniraged the, feelings of every person
who has heard of it. Even the Ithssians themselves
are ashamed of it,• and ascribe- it to `Prince D0r.60-
11uCKY!S privatO•pique., 'lt is-a scandal to a civilized
nation.

MUSTAPHA BARATCTAR ii; making great prepa-
rations. He swears that he -will make use of all his
power to oppose'the Russians. One of hiS.Oti-icers,
who commands at lineliarest, is occupied day and
night in concerting' measures for the' public. safety.
He has place I troops at all the gates, and solemnly
declared, that the first &Tar who may attempt to
leave the place shall lose his head.
" The PACHA of 'molt. is at the head of 25-,000
men ; with these he has formed a juntityn' with
MUSTAPHA BARAYCTAR. I ani, with respelt, your's,
&C. - " LEDOutx."

EXTRACT FROM THE REGISTER OF • THE SE-.
CRETARY OF STATE.
" Imperial Head-quarters, at Warsaw, lan. r
" We, NAPOLEON, - Emperor of the French,.&c.
hove decreed, and do decree as follows :
" I So long'as the tate of the .POlisit Countries, conquered
from the King of Prussia, reiniiins undetermined 1,.} a tieniii-
tive Peace, these Countries shall be governed by a Provisional
Administration.
‘.`• ll._ This Government shall consist of Seven leathers,
under the name of the Government, Commission.
"111. The Government Commission shall nominate a
President out of their own Body, and also chute a Si:tretary.
" I V. Five Persons shall likewise be chosen froutarnong
them to whom the direction of the various branches Of the
Publip Administration shall be entriited, viz, a Director of
lustice, a Diregor of the Interior, -a DireCtor of Finance, a
Director of War, and a Di reCtor of Police.
" V. These Directors shall ad hi common with the Go-
vernment Coannission. The decisions of -the latter snail be
sanctioned by the majority of Voices. .
VI. The Government Commission shall have full power
over the proceedings of the Directors of each Departiaienti.
either to sanction or annul them.
" VII. The present division of the Country-into six Depart,
ments, viz. that. of Warsaw, Posen, icalits...:ll, Bromberg,.
Nock, and Byalistock, shall be retained.
" VIII. The Members of the Government Commission
are nominated, viz. the Marshal Count NIALACIOwsKi,
GuLAKOWSKI, President of the Chamber or Finance; Count
STANISLAUS i'OTOCKI, Count DitY'ALINSKI, the Presi-
dent of the,ChaiM4r of. Finance at lc,alitsch, BIELINsKt,
and SosopswsKi.
",NAPOLEON.
(L.SI " 1-I‘IGU ES MARE-T.".
" The Goyernment Commission hastens to :Inform
the inhabitants of these Countries, of the supreme
will of his Majesty the Emperor of the French, and
to inform them that its functions have commenced.
Poles ! accept with gratitude this new proof of the
benevolent care of NAPOLEON. Contribute to the
common'good to the utmost of your power, and re-
ceive our assurance that,we will not neglect any
•
thing that can add to the present and future welfare
'of our Country. ;
• " The present Protocol shall be printed, and in-
serted iti_the newsp:ipers, and published in the towns,
tic. by sound of trumpet.
GiVen at Warsaw, in -the- Session of the Govern.,
.ment. Commission, fan. tB, 1807.
" STANISLAUS NAII,:NCZ M.ALACHOWSKI,

" P es idept ."

BORDERS OF TUE DANUBB, FEB. I.—The opera-
tions of.wAr iu Dalinalia,.and near the Cataro, seem
to be suspended for the present, while every thing
appears to indicate that nothing new will be under-
taken.before Springy, unless the -Russians,- who have
entered Walladria, should attempt to approach Dal-
matia or Altf..;ia: 'We are, however, under no
alarm 'on this heir], c,niSidcring the , dithculties
which oppcsc.themselves to the march of the army,
and the disposition made by the, Turks to oppose
the enemy. nesides, there is a report' that the
French have an Expedition in
.View,which will bring
them-among the Russians maib sooner than they
are• expe&ed. It is said, that the Army of Obser-
vation, composed of French and Italian troops, now
forming in the Ft-lout and, •Istria, and which is
daily .receiving, reitdorcernerits, is destined first to
march. into Croatia, there to wait its_ final destina-
tion. We are, even assured, that Marshal iNlas-
SENA, summoned to the Head-quarters at Warsaw,
will very soon. put himself at tile head of this army.
HAMBL7RGH, FEB. 6.—From Stockholm, January-
-16, they write, that a very considerable traysport of
arms had been sent from the arsenal of that ciiyttb
Russia. .

An order was issued at Hanoi'cr on the 30th, for
making domiciliary visits in search of Faiglitth goods.
in future no pot-ash is to be exported from that
country except to France.
On the 2gth ofJaquary, the French pms d'arrnes
seized ten bales of .English manufa6tures going to
Westphalia; which have been lodged in our Custom-
house.

DE: LAN, JAN. 3o.—M. CEVERDO, Marshal MA s-
sEqn's Adjutant 4, has arrived here, and the Marshal
is hourly expected j Baron HARDENBEno's Hotel is
prepared for his reception. The Marshal is to join
the. Geand'Army, and 'ae-t against the Russians,
havingalready distinguished himself so much against
the famous Suwaaaow.. , •
WARSAW, JAN. 22.-The Austrian Minister, Ba-
ren VINCENi:, is still here,-and is treated by his Ma-
jesty, with 'great diStinkStion. The Emperor has had
several Conferences with the Baron, who has like-
wise frequent interviews with the Prince of Bt,:r.-
‘l/F',NTO,.. The Grand Duke of BERG seldom appears
in .public; the climate, it seems, operates against his
recovery front the fever brought on by the fatigues
.of the last camp'3lgn.
A large transport 'of corn arrived here yesterday:
bread,' of course, is again cheaper. More Russian
cannon haS been brought hither and to Zarockzvin
and teavellers 'say many pieces still remain sunk' in