The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

THE DENMARK HAILS:

tht,itsonisloßGli; FEB. WarsaW we
learn, that his Majesty the Emperor NApkit.Eon set
out again. far the Army on the 27th of Jannark,
Marshal MASSBNA, hat left Berlin for the Grand
Army. ~•
' From -Pultuak, of the Bth ult., we are it-Ai-Med
that the French bridges upon the Vistula and the
Bug.were broken by'the ice in the 'night of the 6th: •
Galicia is stilt open i 'the Court of Viernia permits
both the, belligerent Powers to. purchase provision,:
and forage in that province.
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• 'SwEDISI-1 'POMERANIA, JAN. 3i.—Before the
French entered Gricfswald,' they were compelled to
fire upon the place. .-A chasseur of the 26th, and a •
soldier •of the 65th, were killed, and five or six
wounded.- There was another -skirmish 'near Grimm

the 22d regiment had lat.le wounded, as was one uf
Marshal MOATIER'S Adjutants.
-Wolgast is in the hands of the-French.

DREsb,FiN, JAN. 2g.-z—There has late4y been much
talk about the motions of the Austrian troops but
we know that theseltiotions have been made on the
side-- of 114otdavia';.ind •Wallachia merely to
those. frontiers;••

The .Saxon Contingent cantoned in this neigh-
boarho&is upon the march.
The Telegraph. contains the 'following article
'The report of a change in the Prussian Mi-;
nistry is confirmed, and the King has cntirely given
himself over to the Russian Party. Those Ministers •
and -Generals who Irani served him with the greatest-
fidelity have: received their dismission. Count
HAUGwITZ has passed through Galicia,' lot the gur= •
pose of
.taking' a circuitbus route to-.his estate in
Upper Silesia. Hellas 4elar:.,d to several persons
upon his route, that it was his intention to pass the
rest of his days in retirement with his vassals.
Count HAUGWITZ not only solicited the ling to
agree to the Armistice, but even to accept the me.,
diation of Austria, as a preliminary to a permanent
Peace with France. • This advice being communi-;
cated to the Russian Party, the Generals of that Na-
tion who are about the King's person sought to have
the direaiOn of the •war ; and being. Supported by
their
.dependents., they succeeded in persuading his
Majesty to withdraw • his confidence from Count:
HAUGWITZ
" Generia *KO' who was Governor of War-
saw ‘ten years; has-also-fallen into disgrace. The
King has deprived him of every kind of authority,
but he is to receive • Ult , annual, pension of ..7,000`
• •
crowns. . - • ,• • •

." The. Russian Generals :and Officers enterta'n
an uncommon degree of distrast; of the Poles;treat them every where as enemies. .There is much.
more moderation in the behaviour of the Prussians
towards the Poles.".,
FROM THE MAINE, JAN. • 2i.: The French. force
in Poland, according to public -report, consists of
300,000 men, besides 80,000 conscripts, 4000-
Poles, the -contingent of the Confederacy of the
Rhine, and that of Saxony. - NAPOLEON the GREAT,
therefbre; may :take the field, in the Spring, with
W),Oot) iiien,;.- and; in case of. necessity, the arcnyc
cif Holland, that of Italy, and aimmber of French
regiments, distributed iii Upper and: Lower
maybe also brought forward.
Pultusk was celebrated for an engagement before
that of the. 26th of December. The Saxons, in
1703, . lost a battle at this place with .61ARLES Xli.
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VIENNA; JAN. 21.—1 t is said that the Russian
General.. KANzicsitoy was so well pleased with the
merits of the Prussian General KALKREUTH in seve-
ral of the' late affairs, that after. one of them. had
terminated,... he embraced
.the Count, took of his
own. Order. of St. Andrew, and presented it to
General J M2.REUTIi, as-a testimony of his sat'is
faelion.
Field.,MarShal .KAMINStoy is gone to St. Peters-
burgh, to-concert. ne.'w rneasures.• Gen: BENNING-
SEN, Who cOMinancl4. in his absence, has received
• the Order of St.,George.
Our troops in•TransylvaQia are to be considerably
reinforced.

A strong army is to be 'assembled at' Constant
tinople,;and put under the command of the Grand
Vizier; :

PAss\riog oGtoir .has entirely evacuated Littl4
Wallachia; and reinains ttanqiiil. in his Palace at
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The new: Russian Ambassador, Prince KURAKIN,
is not yet arrived here.
cPrince 13A=GitAirirION is to have, a very conaider-
able tonimgnd tilt' the Russian army.
bac' 28.—The•squiadron of Admiral
Lonti, 4hich is 'moored in the port of Constantino;
pie, has: been joined by several ships of war from
.the Mediterranean:

LAID REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, F. 17

THE KING. V. BARNETT.
! • -.This was an indiament for wilful, and corrupt per-_
jury against the Defendzint, an Attorney of th
Court, and it involved sUelt .voluininous proceedings
that' it did not tertninate till pear seven in the even-
itig; The assigninent 'Of perjury as, that the De-
` fondant had falsely sworn that he bdtiot received a
sum 'Or 3001. from—the MargraVine of .Anspach,
when in fia he had received flit- nioney. It was
sworn in his answer to interrogatories exhibited by
• order of the Court. •

!The 'Margtmzine, whossat'on the Bench, near
.Lordship, 'ph3v'e\cl, by iter wstimony, 'that she, had'
advanced iiariOns sunfs of Money to the Defendiint, •
'for Use olliftdy'Granard„ber :-inter, whose pecuniary
afttirs. become considerably 'deranged, and in
particular, thatihe 'had,given 'thin the 3001. in Otiei-
to HatiSfy.the iMmediate claim Of an urvnt
crediti3r. It was 'this sum of which the*Defendant
'denied the receipt: .• -'• • ,
'Die! payluent Of it 'bf'the-Margravine—Wasic.OnL , •!.
firmed-by Colonel Stuart; Who saw her 1-ii,,;2;kitie,A
take it from herestrutoirin Bank-notes, and deliver
it to the-Defendant. -• -•-'
The defence set up by Mr. MAI!,RYATT, the D.

fendant's Counsel,' tt'-as, that 'the 3001. so paid was to:
-tedeetn. a security 'of a different nature froth that to
which the payment had been referred by the Mar-
srravine.---The defence did not prevail, and the De.-
tendant wn foil.nd'fluiity.—He had doubtless anti-
-cipated the "vesult„- for l 0 withdrew from Court bv-
iere:thisTenalAverdial (vas recorded against him.