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the inhabitants, and trade and commerce hare re-
covered new life amongst us.'
Moscow, Dec. 21.—The number of inhabitatits
who have returned ' hither increases . from day to
day. Some houses are almost entirely, repaired,
and there is no place capable of furnishing rooms
for a residence, that is not occupied. Trade and
ionnafactures revive in an extraordinary manner ,
2500 shops are already bulk ; and the markethilace
is every' (lay thronged with a prodigious number•of liuyvisi and selters.
On the 13th instant, his eminence Augustin,
bishop of Dmitrow' and .Vicar of this Metropolis,
consecrated to the protectiOn and intercesision of
t'''' virgin Mary, the lower Church of the Cathe-
"Nl, where the relicts of Wassilji, the righteous
telinse, and ~vitli it the whole suburb'of the Kitay.
Attire commcncement of this religious procession, a
I)Nycrwas s iid at the place of public executions from
Which the procession passed to the above-mentioned
'
suburb, Tlw concourse of people on this occasion_
Was extraordinary' . Processions were made, as
Ills Majesty the Emperor had directed, for the pit-
lifiention of t.la churches through slit the whole
thy,
Iyuts, Dec, 14.—Large parties of French
prixoners' still continue incessantly to be brought
m here.' They are all provided with proper cloth-
in"' 1-
11'g'411(1 som e' of them are possessed of different
articles and money, which is a cowdming proof
of the exemplary humanity, and disinterestedness
of their conquerors.
tents:, 3 N. r!. '
Freach army was
On the 3d of December the
joined by 20,000 fresh troops
near Moloszno.
,fILH,' Dr.e. 26.----After the arrival of a Con-
'''''' " 'le oight between the 16th and 17th, f?ur
ttt'tl4 of Vreach troops were am,cninced as coming
Thoth Ku''ig'b''tt, Marienbui g, Marienwerder, and
odlich were stated, by Count Dant, as eon-
ts.istiag of 25,0;+0 men each ; ' ar, for whom 5000 ra-
",l," ,4'5,000 portions, were bespoke at every
,;,'",.('' At the same time the military effects remov-
• lail.'"lltfinigsberg to-G-Atident A, arrived here, ;
,---- "erY preparation was made for receiving the,se
r, of whom ,„ Were tow, .‘ that they were
ping 10 take another position, and to quit the
t'''''t" "f the King of Prussia." This informat.-
~:1 "'as d„te,i the lath. instant, from, Sta
"ii'll' n ; but at 10 o'clock, on the I itb , a courier
1461'0, ‘vli,, hrought the intormation of an ttflPir
,''ll!):.;l.ilitni pl.ic K
e at Kowno, on the 13th, in wh ieb
1114: tem:tinder of the army • announced to come
he: t', was beaten, the magazines at Kowno ~were
tilt on tire, and that theant -o(provisions, and
W
' "')11, svws. the sole cause of the army's dis-
peisiou : and. that ;t would no longer obey' any
?",.ders• This intelli!;encc was confirmed on the
Jil_Nh, by a traveller passing through here from
ae. army. 13assano arrived singly in a sledge at
gsberg; and fugitive Generals, Adjutants, and
meets, tire hourly passing through this place,
with cornier horses. The last cavalry corps,
formed ofofficers, on the retreat and consisting of '
' GOO horse, is said to have existed only two days ;
and at present merely the Guard§ keep
The troops announced, will
conSequentltogether.
y not ar-
rive Here; and we are apprehensive that the Wahl '
1)111884M COVps is sarrOuuded, . it -1.1
is di ro•-
eeive orders to retreat until the 14 1
' '
t i inst. not
Many
exaggerated reports are spread about, such as .
tor's having' capitulated with 24,000 men ; and
that the King of Naples. arrived at Tilsit on horse-
hack all alone, and prevented the town from bein,g,
41.1."., Our Lithuanian country stud-horses win-
ettv,s7infour days, as will likewise our depots of
lik ''''.Y, which are in East 'Friesland.• They talk
"Ise of • •
tic. aPi admiration, which the victorious
1h army army carries with it; and distrilmte's.—
the want of WitteY WEIS so great at head-quarters,
loll,• they filtrated the finest llourdeaux wine so
.1,, till it lost both taste and colour, anti ap-
Pireared like the clearest water. Constantine had hem
(121eing the nations' of the. Cossacks, and had not
tri.y confirmed but extended their privileges; su
th4nt ,_',everal of them are to have seats and votes in
- '(matt
'I hat in return, this nation him
Milted another. ley of 40,000. men, and these to
be f
at liull ' ' y
ed. Y Lqu'l'Ped• Dombrousky is laying, wound-
n, is eatate, not far from hence Poniatow-
, V.ty is woanded in the
,knee by the fall of his
oorse, ,witich was killed under him r he must
le9e, Of the incognito passengers, who have
rued tee(, here, the following have been
• ognized ; Ilerthier, Duroc, Lefevre, Murat,
In!' theArehhisliop of Medilin. The departure r this last gave the signal for a general
'gilt at 'Warsaw. All the treasury
,is here, an(
iiext week the w,hole et:mitt:it of State will ar-!
live here. J. '
;ae French army is now totally this-
, pets(( and destroyed. . The common soldiers were
telerted by their Officers, who merely sought
: save themselves. Generals, and other Officers!
thl'e 413 r. 'ayrking . here. There lately PAnslses4l dent' here 150 sledi4ea, with .r.ddies Rik'
soiA, being the remains di a division of cavalry,
The loss of
tl'i'° are to procure horses in Silesia. , , . ,
alliet .
is estimated at
14 .( at my, up to this date, , .
at '4,, vannon, their whole cavalry and baggage,
.va, . .
”Itioo men.

.01v,
82 —Thursday James Cook,
e orr,e)y.
eharr.'larkson, underwent another examination,
of ItiV With uttering 4 forged draft for upwards
re.eo to Mr. Cooper, of Bond street. He was
Ithnitted for further examination.

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