The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-08 00:00:00

Ci 4 OTTEN B7711(11-I MAIL.

JOURNAL OF THE OPERATtONS OF THE ARMY FROM
THE 201.4 'TO THE 307'4 je%NrUARV.

JAN. 20.—Adjutant-Cieneral WAssEricnuczyt
reports, that the Anstrian Army on the 18th Inst.
still continued in its former position, and that
Prince ScHwAnTzEwnino's !lead-quarters, were in•
the to'vn of Pultusk.

Admiral TSCHITSCHAGOFF'S report of the 18th
•instant, Slims that Count P.f.rviov continued to
pursue the enemy to the suburbs of Dantzie, and
that he had surrounded that city with histroops,
to cut off 111 'communication with it. .Count,
STEINHEIL has sent Alajor-Generals,lLOwatsKll9
and RACITOWSKIr'S detachments to strengthen
Lount PLATOW.

JAN. General MuottAnow,rrcn's van-
gnard tarried on the 15th'inst..at Radzil.iw, and
on the 2(0, at .the town of Maloi-Plotz, Adju7
tant-General
_WAssmrstackOw's detachment
marches on Mengenia to join itself With tire fore'-
,
said van-guaed. .
On the night of the 19th, the Austrians sur-
rendered the towns of Sinadowo and Nos ogi odck .
General rROLICH stillyrernaiped at AStrolenko;
but was making prqparation.to retire on Pultusk.
( en. 11.r.'05m....t who .has) %vial him 6000_ Saxons).
2000
.Poles, and 150 French, has not ye( left
Okunlew. Lieut. General Prince WoLKousicst: is_
arrived at Brest Lelowsky,- prod has taken the
command of his•corps. '
On the 23d January the head-quartera were at
Johansberg.
• .
JAN. 24.--General MILARADMVITSCIeg Van-
gttard- is marching on Chowdick. The Austrians
retire at. , all points at the apploa,ch: of our

LOOTS,

3AN.. 25.--Gen. Baron WlNziNoLitooE's van-
guard is marched into Chorschi, and his Cossacks
into Chernanti and Baratta: Small parties arc
sent even as tar as Prastnirz.

JANt TscHrrocul AGOlor reports,

under the 23d trf Jannary, Unit %I.lljor.Getteral'
Connt WottoNzow has taken possession of the
town of 13roinsberg, where he found considerable

magazines

General AlmortAnowtTscir's van-guard arrived
e 2Ath at the town of Di osdowo;

General. WAr4LTSCUITIKQNS,7 is at Lomto, and
Calint 'PAULEN at Sewa. Our aeiached corps
hove been pushed forward to Jrastnitz, On their
approach the Austrians retired from that place,
.as well as from Ostroleaka, and directed their
march towards Paltusk.

JAY, 27.---The head-quarters hive been shifted
to the town of Willenherg. A detachment sent
by. Count Wo4oNtow .has taken the Prinr.e of
NEWPCITATEL'S Adjutant, Capt. .14tir.m, prisoner,
Mashal DAVOIJSU.' left Thorn on the ;!Ist inst.
with the remainder of the Ist and Bth corps, and
retired 'towards Posen, He was relieved from
garrisoning, that fortress by the Bavarian traops
which came from Polotsk. In consequence of this
Adriaal TSCirriCIIAGOW, who was tnarehing on
Lieb;tti, was ordered to approach Thorn to ob'..
serve that foitress, and cover the magazines at
Brdiherg. Count PLA'rov.., on the 24th January,

.had his head-quarters in the town of Lei)lau, a.
short distance front, Danizie, and ivin drawn a
cordon of light troops round that city.---Pie has
several foraging parties towards the river Oder,
On the 26411, Gen. M/I.ALIDOWITSCAT entered
the town of Prastnitz, and was received by tin
inhabitants with shouts ofjoY..
According to the information we have received,

a inhabitants of Warsatv are equally warm in
eir wishes
,for the arrival of the Russian troops
since their hat in g been inforined of the generous
and mild conduct of our brave soldiers.
GOTTENBURG FEB. 20,--An Austrian courier.
front Vienna, in 14 days, is just arrived, andpro-
ceeds to England by the first packet.
By a Gentleman who arrived this morning front
Copenhagen we are informed, that many let-
ters bad been, received in that city previous to
his departure from Germany, stating, that War..
saw had capitulated to the Russians. 'The Dardsh
Government have called in all letters,of marque
for privateering, and if is said the brigs arc to be
dismantled in Norway. Tbe few French priva-
teers in Danish ports are to proceed out, but not
to return again, nor bring in any prizes to Danish
• I ports. ,

GOTTENBURCM4 FEB. 2, 3 . —At the meetingwhich
took place between the Emperor ALEXANDER and
the Prince Aoyar of Swanntc, it is confidently he.:
lieved that the Emperor engaged to guarantee
Norway to Sweden,, and it is said the King of
DENMARK has lately declared his intention of
breaking his alliance, with France inuediat,_ly this
guaratrieeishall be withdrawn.
At. liamburgh the London Exchange has been
for a long time -past, and still continues getting
favourable for England. •