The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

TIM GOT tri-VSURGn MAIL,

(From the Stockholm Post.)
ST. PETERSLURGH, PEE. 15.—0 n the Bth of this
mouth the Russian Army gained a splendid vi&ory
over the French at Prussian Eylau. The French
army on this occasion consisted of more than 120,000
men ; the,Russians, of General BENNIGSEN'S divi-
sion and of that which was formerly commanded
by Gen. BUXIIOVIDEN. The battle began on the
7th of February, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and
continued till 6 o'clock on the evening of the Bth.
Bo NArARTE renewed the attack eight different. times,
and was as Often repulsed.
According to General BENNIGSEN'S Letter to the
Emperor, dated the Bth of February, the Russians
have lost in this battle more than 6000 men, the
French above 12,000, among whom are reckoned
1000 who were made prisoners; besides this, the
Russians have taken 12 stand of colours.l
In another account it is said, that a great part of
the French Army (chiefly chosen troops) were fairly
cut down by the Russians; and that on the Russian
side four Generals were killed. It is remarked, that
in case BONAPARTE'S design had succeeded, it would
have been conclusive of the campaign.. He knew
that General BENNIGSEN'S Division was stationed at
Mahrungen, and Gen. ESSEN'S at Wisocke-Mase-
wiek, and as they were consequently at a great dis,
tance from each other, lie threw himself with his
whole force between these two Divisions, in a right
line with Konigsburgh, in order to separate them, or
cut them of from each other, and fall with more
effed upon the weaker part but the success of this
plan was prevented by General -BENNIGSEN'S opera-
tions and rapid movements.'

Towards tilt conclusion of the battle, there was a
want of cartridges on both sides; and, therefore. „re-
course was bad, to the bayonet, which caused .great

carnage.

raom-THE FRENcII P4PERS.

FIFTY-NINTH BULLETIN RAND ARMY.

" PRUSSIAN EYLAIT, rZIS, 14.... The enemy is
taking a position behind the Pregel. Our
troops have approached. Konigsburgh ; but the Ern=.-
peror has judged it advisable to put his army into
winter-quarters, for the purpose of being ready to
cover the line of the Vistula. The number of can-
non taken since the battle of Bergfried amounts to
nearly sixty. The pventy4our ,which the enemy.
left •behind'them at Eylau have been sent to ThOrn.

" The enemy has circulated the following ac-
count : every syllable of it is false. The enemy at-
tacked the Vistula, and was continually repuls,,M.—
He acknowledges to have sustained a loss of .26,000
in killed and wounded. His loss is a great deal
more. It is as false that he took nine Eagles, as that
he took the town*.

"The Grand Duke of BERG has still his head-
quarters at Wittenberg, close upon the Pregel. Ge-
neral HAuTrovta has died of his wounds : he is
universally regretted. Few soldiers have made BO
glorious an exit. - His DiviSion of Cuirassiers covered
thetnselves with glory in all th 6, amens. lleEm-
peror has given orders that his body should be con-
yeyed to Paris. The General of Cavalry, BONARDI•
SAINT•SUiPIcz, who`was. wounded in the wrist, re-
fused to go to the Field Hospital, and made a second
charge. His Majesty has' been so-well satisfied with
'his Services, that he has nominated him General of

" Marshal tEIiEBITRE advanced on the-. 12th to-
''wards' Marieriwerder, he he met with seven
,squadrons of i'russians, and defeated them, taking
300 prisoners (among whom were a Colonel, a Ma-
jor, and several Officers), besiiles 250 horses. Those
who escaped from this Ifattle took shelter in nant.

ZIC.
* the AtetZnt announced In this Bulletin Is not annexed
to it.—(officior/ Note). •

SIXTIETH BULLETIN.

tt pßtissuiN EYLMJ 'FEB. 17,7-The conquest of
'Silesia lroceedS. Schweidnita I)fi capitulated. The
Prussian Governor of Silesia is shut up in Glatz. He
had been driven 'out of the positions he had occupied
at Franheristein and- New rohde by Gen. FEFEBVRE.
In this affair the troops of Wirterriburgh behSied
exceedingly well. The Bavarian regiment of Tour
and Taxis, under Colonel SEYDiS) and the 6th in,.
fantry of the line; under Colonel BAKER, distin,
gnished themselves. The enemy had about too
killed, and lost 300 prisoners, in these affairs. -
`--` The siege of Cosel is ,carried on with vigOur.
Since; the Battle of Eylau; the enetnY have coli.
le6ted,themselves behind the .Pregel: We were ;r1
hopes of driving them out of that position; had the
river remained covered *itti ice ; but the thaw con-
tinues, and the river is a line of .separation, beyond
,which the trench have'no interest in pursuing the
enemy. Three thousand Bo.ssian prisoners have
been liberated near Wittenberg, by a band of woo
Cessacks..

The cold weather is quite smile; the snow 'is
every where melted; and. the present season exhibits
-the sinvilar appearanoe of the latter end olApril in

the mid' !e of February. The army is goiiio into
ealitorirr.ents."