The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-06 00:00:00

ARMY

" Posen, December 2.
" The following are the particulars of the Capitu-
lation of Fort Czenstokaw :

" Six hundred men of the garrison, thirty pieces
of cannon,, and some magazines, have fallen into our
hands. A treasure has been found, consisting of a
number ofvaluables which had been 'dedicated by the
Poles to the Lidly Virgin, as the tutelary guardian
of the
.Country: This treasure the Emperor has
ordered to be given up to the original proprienars.'

" The part of the army, at Warsaw remains fully
satisfied with the patriotism of the people of that
City.

This day the City of Posen gave a ball in honour
of his Majesty, who remained present an hour. Te
Delon was also performed to-day, in consequence of
its being the anniversary of his Majesty's Corona-
tion."

FORTIETH BiJLLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
,"•,Pos.EN; DEC. 9.—Mashal NeY-has, passed the
Vistula,'and.enterea Thorn on the 6th. He bestows
particular encomiums upon Colonel SAVARY, who-,
at Abe' head of the 14th, Aeginaent of infants,
and the grenadiers and voltigeurs of the 96th, and
the 6th light infantry, was the first to pass that river,
At Thorn he came to aecion with the Pru4sianso
whom, after a trifling afThir, he compelled to eva-
cliate the place. Some were killed, and twenty tn2clo

prisoners.
" This affair gave occasion to a very singular ex..-
pipit. The river, coo roods in breadth, was covered
with ice ; the vessel occupied by our advanced guard
stuck fast and could not be moved, when a number of
Polish seamen from the other side of the river
evinced a disposition to venture through a shower of
balls, in order to get the Vessel afloat. In this intena
tion they were Opposed by some Prussian sailors, and
a battle with fists ensued .between them. The P 0145
succeeded in throwing the Prussians into the water';
and brought the French Vessel to the other side.
The Emperor has inquired respelling the names of
these brave fellows, .to reward them.
" This day the Emperor received the deputation
from Warsaw, consisting of M. GuTAKovsm,Grand
Chamberlain of Lithuania, Knight or a Polish Order;
GOPZENSKI, Lieut. General, and LuziNsKl,K.- inghts
of the same Order ; and ALEX. PoTockl, Knight. of
the Orders of St. Stanislaus and Lusweski."

l' HE Debate in the House of Commons last nights
on the lake Negotiation, was peculiarly interesting,
Lord Howicx entered . into the • subje& with hi 9
usual ability, and gave a clear and comprehensive
view of this important question, fully vindicatini,
the condu& of the British Government upop irre-
fragable groUnds of argument and fad : be conclud-
ed with moving a suitable Address to His MAJES
on the occasion. An Amendment was . proposes
by Mr. WHITBREAD, which was negatived witholl
a division. At length the original Motion for the
Address was carried without a division.

An intimation, we understarA, ,has been given
from LLOYD'S to the' Captains'of Vessels bound to
Buenos Ayres, to put into some intermediate Pori
'for information.
We received yesterday Letters and Papers frool
Gibraltar to the9th of,Dec. They contain no 111 ,
telligence of any interest. Expectations have bee'
entertained at that place that the Spaniards would at"
tempt to run out the five Ships of the Line and tll6
Frigates, which are in readiness in Cadiz. Theit
destination is supposed to be South America. Third
teen RuSsian Ships of War passed up the Mediter'
ranean on the 22d Qf 'November.

YA:4M OP TH, J.Y. s.—The Ceres, of this
_Portit
WILLIAM LAws Master, which was frozen 13P a/
Christiana, arrived here yesterday, having been c 4
out out of the ice, together with 16 other Vessels.

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