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JANUARY 21, 1813

There are no further .fiCeollllt3 this morn!ng
from the North. 'A postscript of a letter, brought
by the I%Tail., dated carlSiam, the 7th inst. Con-
btains, we heave, thelatest intelligence from the
Itussiati armies. A part of their force was then
in the iinmodilte Weii,,hbourhood of Dant'zic, 'and
it was sill), seal they. would proceed without de-
layt )Berlin.
We have extracted froth the Russian Journals
a furiwis order' •of the .day for the capture .of
to which is subjoined adescription
of 'his person. Unf;atuniately, notwitbstanditig
the reward inf,rol forki4 apprehension, and the
exerriOns inade to talti:: him, this culprit, with the
aid of h red to cffeet.his escape,
and he has too niuch re it for his own safety to
vent.are again into Ro.,sia.

Tuesday the Duke of Yoatt held a Military
Levee, at his 01Ike in the Horse Guards.
Yesterday the Duke of Yotig, the Loan. CIIAN-
ELLaR, ••lid the Duke of MaNcuasna, badiu-
dieuees of the tiartlcr. Itcprtvr.
Her
,AI,IJEtwY and the Particr:Ssts,. it is said,
will come to town front Windscir on Tnesday, the
2cl of February,.rvhicl.i'tl<aythey will dine .at.
York House; nu ~Wednectlay with the Duke of
Camattunia; on; Thatsday, after the Drawing-
room, with the ~P,RiSice ItEoff.t,rr, who gives a
grant! Concert onilleiecetision ; and on Friday,
the Royal Family again dine at Carlton 11Ouse,
where there will be a most splendid Ball for the
The sail of MotaA ,rives, in the course of the
ensiling week, a 'splendid and magnifieent enter-
tainmept, as' a farewell fete, previous tO his lb!•
ptutitre for India,_ The preparations lia,ve been
sum! weeks in, progress, and tire conducted upon
a scale, as to taste,and tortnificeir e, which must
render this entertainment one tit,' the most bril-
liant upon record' in.' the annuls of fashiotio
The Earl of I'AVERPoot. is indisposed with 'll
J, . violent cold and ague. The Noble Ltd has been
confined to his room for above a week, and has
only seeli Lon CAlThetteson, and a few of the
Ministers, on business.
Divatches brave been received from Port Mahon,
dated the .112th :nit. by which it appears. that the
inygoqiut ion between the Spani Government and
the Dey of Ar.tattus, had come to a favourable
termination.' • •

A very general repbe, was in citettivtion yestcr:-
'day, towards the C16,,e-of the day, that a bye-boat
bar! at riyett:froffl bringing over an Aus-
trian Messenger, with ui,,:pittchesfor (lovernment.
This rnmour, 'whether true or false, had the eirect
of raising. the funds a per cent.
The Suredi,:ir.E4xpedition is said to lie again pi e-
paring: Magazines.are colleetingi end large ships.
ore dotAned for the transport of the troops.
The Freueh Government is said to have called
upon tie King of 1.)-E;NNIA K to send. the whole of
his tLiret to join the French in active service. It
ako,i4i:f to be_ in order to prevent their doing
~, tI; it the Swedes are repel: nig the appearance
of their Expedition._ ;,1

Letters front flip, Jar airoTofthe 23d of Oct(,..ber, slate, that the 'Buenos -Ayres army had at-
tacked the Portuguese army of observation On the
frontiers. After an, obstinate conflict, the. Spa-
niards are ,aid to hare been defeated. The parti-
culars bad not transpired when the last amounts
left the Brazik.

Yesterd:ly a, Court of Dire6ton *its held at the
lot ludia tiout4e, when Capt. COWLEi n itvurn
into the emnunnid :of the strip £O7ll Eld())1, eon-
sigueti to Madeira anti Batavia.

Ton.Fritlay last. a General Court .was held at 11)3-
%014,4, at ti hiC li k Petition to Parliament against
the Catholic. Claims 11'a agreed to,,
Lord 111Al.rAS, attained the ...Age of 21 on. Satur-
day, ill consecitlenCe of which the Elrl and Conn.
ters oLMOADLLEY entertailed :t select party of
fashimm hies at dinner. A ball succeeded in the
111 re:, rwitii:ity prevailed. 'I he grand
ecklYraTiou of' the dly is postponed. It will be
kept with great splendour as early as possible.

The -PRINCE REGENT'S recent Pechtration re-
specting the state of affairs between this Country
and America has been translated into French and
German, for the, ptirpose of being circulated as
`widely' as possible over the Continent. We hope
the .detail of Rnisian triumphs' have been also
translated, that fill countries subject to the cell-
troul or influenee of France may know that the
spell of supposed invinciblility has been effectually
broken.
• A General Meeting the •Sobscribers to
LLoYn'S will be Ite;di on :Wednesday next,' for
the purpose :of. taking into Consideration what
sum should be voted from the funds of that house
towards the
.Stibscription for the relief of the
Russian sufferers. . • - •
The ROYAL. FA7,IILVi• We understand,. were so
highly gratified by Mrs. Stnuolls's Readings that
she was requested to repeat' them lust Sunday
evening. The subjectS were subliine, moral, and
suitable to ;itie day:: The Co'unte'ss. Dowager of
HARCOURT was desired' •y her ills,yesTy to pre-
sent Mrs. SIDDO NS with a magnificent gold chain,
with ,the appendage of a Maiteie Cross, in testi-
mouv.of the pleasure which She bad afforded to
hedlustrions auditors.
Tbe ROYAL ACADEMY assembled at their annual
dinner in honour of her AWEsrv's birth-day on
Monday, but departed from the usual practice of
it at a tavern;. and dined in their Council
Cumber at Somerset Home: This new plan is
more suitable to the dignity of fthe Academy, and
must have been inure gratifying to the Mem-
bers, as they were surrounded by' the. works of
for Mer artists and casts from the beautiful re-
mains of ancient sculpfitre.---The Meeting was at-
tended by a lwger awnher of Academicians than
has been seen on similar occasions fin many years,
and the day passed in the utmost festivity.
The celebrated TiVenty-ninth Bulletin convey-
ed to the public the enemy's representation of the
passage of Ilerezyna : the following narrative
of the same event has been received front Gotten-
burgh, and was, we understand, written by Sir
ROBERT WILSON himself
'' Admiral Tscutcnacovi, bad, on the morning
of the 28th of November, commenced his attack
op the corns of troops that covered the filing
'of the enemy's army across the bridge i this
corps was commanded by Ounlts-or, and strong-
ly posted in a wood. The Russiaus, from the na-
ture of the. ground, could only use their tirailr
leurs, and lost 4000 men in the' action._ the tale.'
my not so many ; hut General 14s: Gaaxn Was
killed—Marshal Ountsior, General McaLi, and
another General,wounded. •
" Towards dusk, WITTGENSTEIN'S advanced
guard reached the heights that commanded the ()lir gindl bridge, and a new foot-bridge on the lieref
zyna, over which the enemy sVas passing. Three
batteries were immediately established : but as
soon us BUONAPABTR heard the gnus firing on
.his
rear, he instantly-ordered the bridges to be burnt,
when the Most appalling scene of horror and con-
fusion ensued,—carriages, guns, infantry, cavil',
ry, men, women, and children, all hurried or
rushed to the flaming piles. The rear was Com-
posed of persons, whom BuoNsrAttrz would not
save to the hazard of his best troops. Many were
drowned, many burned, many crushed by the fall
of the flnining thnherti,' many killed or mangled by
the shot front the Russian batteries, which Seece
now directed with fatal:aim to this ensanguined
spot.
" All the remaining eqiiipages of the French
army, including those conveying the plinider of
the churches of-Moscow, add iinmense treasure,
Much:of Which was in French geld coin, fell into
the hands of Count WITTOENSEIN'S army. The
prize, however, escaped."
accounts describe the appre-hensions and
anxieties of I,IIYONAVARTE'S mind, when left with
his few remaining troops on the march towards
Wilna, as most acute. qn hearing that Nay had
escaped, he is said to have exclaimed, " 1 would
give the two hundred Millions I am worth in the
Thuilleries, if that report could, be confirmed,-
Whan he saw NUY actually entering his camp,
with a handful Of men, lie could scarcely spestk to
welcome 'him. The, Marshal is said to:have loudly
reproached Asvovier„ and indirectly 13U0SA1AATE
On Monday, the first, and on Tuesday, the se-
cond.division of the 70th Regiment, andel' the
command of Lieutenant Colonel GHANT, arrived
at Perth, on their march front Stirling to Montrose.
At a COurt-Martial held OH board the itaison-
able, at Sheerness, on Monday, Mr. A.,Grahatn,
boatswain of the Nightingale, was tried 4.0 r drunk-
.ennesi, and contempt to his siiperor (Meer. The
charges being proved, he was sentenced to be dis-
missed from his s,itnation as boatswain, and to
serve
.before the mast in such. ship;'asJ the Com-
mander" in Chief• at that port shall think fit.—At
the same time, Mr. J. !winery, boatswain of the
Mosquito, was tried for contempt and disobedi-
ence'of orders., The charge being proved, he re-
ceived tr like sentence.

Lord SrlberilAVEN Caine of og,e otr the dth
when the event was celebrated with, much festivity
at the seat of his Noble Father, Lord ABOANI:, ut
Citentannet..

Amormonint is to 4e erected to the Memory of
the late gallant and meritorio►►s Gencr,il Baocg.
Ihe tlispute,about the large estate in Norfolk
has been satisfactorily arr►►nged. between Earl
Cunt4totini:LEY and Lord CIA NToISI7.
Upwards of 20001. have bee►► already subscribed
at Glasgow for the Russian sufferers;
Mr. Joinm Brodie, formerly a merchant in Perth,
but Who bad ►etirr.cl from b►isiaes a fe►v years ago,
dropped down on the street of Dunheld last week,
and died instantly.

The Post-boy, conveying the mail from Nobber
to Navan, wits ;Attacked on the Ist instant by an
armed man, who robbed him of the entire mail,
containing the hags dispatched On that night from
Kingscourt, Nobber and Dablin, together with
the bye letters from those twill)* to Navani Duna-
haughlin, 'film, and Droglle,la. A reward of
fifty pounds has heed °tiered for the apprehension
of the ruffian,
About gve acres of Swedish turnips were sold
on the Dth lust, by public rout), off the farm of Newton of Jlnntingtotver, nein. Pm tit, `at 114.
per fall, equal to 311. lgs. Bd. per 'acre, and the
expellee of carriage to be paid by the pucaer.
Thil very high price was fired br the contractor
far the depot of,French prisoners.

GIBRALTAR MAIL.