The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-22 00:00:00

.11.1.4 EL,

nsAw, DEC. 25.--,The Emperor set out for
the advanced posts,\ on Ttiesday; at five o'clock in
We morning; he passed the night at Jablonne, at the
house of Prince• JOSEPiI PRIATOWSKY. The same
day a bride:o was constructed over the Wrka, at the
place where it fails into the Bug. The Russians
were forced froM two Islands where they had en-
trenched themselves; that day the Emperor slept at
OkUnion ;. the following (the 24th) the Russians
were drivel) from their position at Pomikowo and
Czartnowo;, they fell back and joined a corps of
to ar 12;006 inen posted NasSelsk. This corp
was beaten; some prisoners and three pieces of can-.
non were taken from the .Enemy: The Austrian.;
permit to pass, freely, the provisions drawn from
their Country for the use of the. French ArMy.
BERLIN, JAN. 3.—Barracks are preparing here to
lodge the troops which are to tort our garrison : it
is thought that these troops will be those of the
Grand Duke of NASSAU \I7I LEL RGII. The Volun-
,,teers of the Emperor are still here ; they arc ad
''young men of good family, aO4l who maintain them.:
selves at their own expense. They form three com-
panies, commanded by M. AIORTMOLANY, and are

The Telegraph announces that Breslaw is in pos-
session of the French. On the 26th of Dec. the
Standard of the Nobility of that Palatinate was con-

secrated at Posen.

DRESDEN, DEC. 28,—A1l is perfe&ly tranquil in
Bohemia : the Troops are returned to their former
Garrisons, and have been placed on the Peace esta
blishment. The letters from Vienna speak of no-
thing but Peace.

NUREMBERG, DEC. 29.—Letters just received
from Vienna bring advice, that the Archduke FER-
DINAND, exhausted by his illness, is ciad, at the age

of 32 years.
The same letters state, that the Archduke of
Austria will, in future, take the title of Imperial
Highness. •

Letteri from Jassy assert, that the Russians have
taken possession of Choczim, witla. the consent of
the Porte, •

BANKS OF THE ELITE, JAN. 5.---According to the
position taken 'by the French Army after passing
the Vistula, it would appear that the Russians had
quitted the thouth of the Bug, and that they were
not in any great force their principal Army was
stationed chiefly on the frontiers. of Lithuania. -
BERLIN,. JAN. 3.—The Ratifications of the Trea-
ties lately concluded at Posen, between. his Majesty
the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, and
their Excellencies the Dukes of SAXE \VEIMAR,
GOTHA, AIENNINGEN, HE/31.71WHAUSEN, and Cot
BOURG, were exchanged A Berlin on Um-30th of
December.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1807.

Wm are happy to have it in our power to lay be-

fore our Readers some most important and gratifying
A G-Litle,inau

intelligencro. fro-tp the Continent.

arrived thii, morning at the Foreign. Office, from
Poland ; ho has brought Letters for Lord •Howtcic
from Mr. AD.6It at Vienna, and was also able,

from his own .observation, to communicate very
important intbrmation, The substance, of the

Intelligence which he brings that the French
Army is in a most deplorable condition ; the num-
ber of Men carried off by disease ig estimated at not

less than 40,000. It does not appear that any de&
sive battlQ has been fought, although them have been
a great many skirmishes which have terminated with

various success; but generally in favour of the Rus-

Sl2lO.

Tins morning a Mail from Denmark arrived, but
it is perfeelly barren of intelligence. Letters from
Warsaw, of the date of the s.th December, men-
tion some slight skirmishes having taken place, in
which the French had the advantage,

The following account concerning Buenos Ayres'
was this morning received at LLOYD'S :

• ro The American Ship :4lexander Hamilton, Capt..
CALLAHAN, is arrived at Liverpool from Savannah ,4
from whence 'she sailed ontthe 25th December, and
gives an account that an American Ship Wad arrived
at Charleston, froth Buenos Ayres, where she had
been embargoed ; but by, slipping her, cable, in a
gale of wind got away, and says that Buenos Ayres
was recaptured by the Spaniards while she was
there."

At two o'clock yesterday His MAJESTY held a
Private Levee at the QUEEN'S Palace. His MAJESTY
'also held a Privy Council, at which the Recorder of
London attended,. and made his Report of the Con=
Vas capitally convicted at the last Sessions in the
Old Bailey, when Iflatkin Herbert,:•the soldier, for
robbing'Sainuel'James, in Hyde. Park, was ordered
.for execution- on Wednesday.
Soon atter four o'clock His MAJESTY set, oft for
Windsor, where the rest of the Royal Family had
gone before.

Yesterday a Court of Dire6.lors was held at the
East India House, when the following Commanders
took leave previous to departing for their respeetive
destinations, viz.—Capt. SEARLES WOOD, !Forces-
`.ter, for Sr. Helena and Madras. Captains JOSEPH
YATES, Citfof London; JAMES CARNEGIE, Barins, ;
EOM' ARD C. BRADFORD, Lord Duncannon.—Ma-
• dray and Bengal. Capt. 'MATTHEW ISAACKE, Met-
calfe—Bombay direft.
The folloWing Captains were sworn into the corn-,
mand of their respective Ships, viz. Multanv.:,
lady Castlereagh, Madras and Bengal J. PENDER:
CRASS, l/UPC ; 'JAMES HAY. Omits, China dire&.
Dr. OUTRAM, Public Orator of the University of
-Cambridge, was introduced ro the Court, and delivei-
ed a Letter froM the Senate in full convocation, ex-
pressing their thanks for some valuable Oriental
ivflt‘bcrioi presented to the University by the