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judge whether there was sufficient criminality to in-
duce them to order the witnesses into custody, or
_ to dirc.at that they should attend on the day to which
.the business would be adjourned.—lie saw no mid-
dle course.
Lord. HOWICK inclined to the more moderate
side, and would move, that the further proceedings
be adjourned to Thursday next, and that the wit-
nesses be ordered to attend on that day.
Mr. Su EIZ IDA N wished the Petitioners should have
every. facility to make out their Petition, but he
wished to know whether Counsel had closed their
evidence.
Mr. VAzisiTTALT understood that Counsel had
already made a declaration to that effeEt.
Mr. PERCIVAL observed, that if it was the inten-

tion of the House to have recourse to severity, it
vas proper a full hearing should be given to the Pe-
titioner.

Some conversation then arose respeCting the
printing,of the evidence, when it was determined
'that it should not, at least, until the evidence on
the other side ryas also before the House.
The Business was then postponed till Thursday,
after which the House adjourned at Six o'clock this
morning.

THE GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

(From the Telegraph.)

BERLIN', FEB. 11.).--We have positive intelligence
that the Russian Army •,-;as attacked on the 4th inst.
at Altenstein and at Guttenstadt ; and that its Ad-
vat,ced .Guard was routed ; several, prisoners, and
sonic pieces of cannon, were also taken from it :
We houriy expea the details of this afiltir.
Fronl thc., Tckgraph.)_

BaRLIN, FEB. 14.-M. LEGLISE, Chef de Ba-
tailion, attached to the Staff, who set out on the sth
of this month from Arnsdorf, brought here, vestel--
day, otlicial .intelligence that the enemy had been
beaten at 111 points, and was pursUed with the ut-
most activity; the pursuit was continued by night;
20 pieces of cannon, and from 8 to 10,000 prisoners
have been taken ; the army. is in fail march for Ko-
nigsburgh, where the enemy, has retired.
POSEN, FEB. Supplem;:nt Extraordinary
to the alEette of this City, gives the following Order
of the Day

" The General of, Division, Governor and
Com-
mandant in Chief of the town and department of
PUSen, makes known, as well to the troops which
are in that department as to the different administra-
tions, that the Russian and Prussian Army has been
totally defeated, and that 6000 prisoners, and more
than co pieces of cannon, are the fruits of the vic-
tory '; the military Commandants' are charged with
giving the utmost publicity to the present Order of
the Day., The General of Division, &c. S:c.
(Signed) LIEBERT."
Marhhal ;MA SSENA passed through here this morn-
ing, on his way to the Grand Army.
PASSENREIM, FEB. 3.—The Emperor set out on
the 30th of January, at five in the morning; he
breakfasted at Pultu,k, slept at Pratnitz, and pro-
ceeded the next morning to Willenburgh, where he
staid the 3 I§t January and Ist of February. His
Majesty set out from Willenburgh on the morning of
the 2d; slept at Passenheim, from whence he again
!et otii•on the 3d in the morning, for Altenstein.
Flis Majiesty is very well : the cold is only at ts!vo ,
cieg-rees, and the roads are excellent.

WAIiS.-AAV, J. 22. The Austrian Minister,
VINCENT, is still here; his Majesty treats him
with the greatest distialion, he grants him frequent
audiences, which. last upwards of an hour, and al-
most every day .he has conferences .with • the Prince
ofBENEVENTO. The Grand Duke of BERG seldom
appears in public; it is, thought that the climate,
conic: ,y- to his health, is the cause, that he recovers
so -lowly from the illness which he has had, and
whici was occasioned by the fatigues of the last
ca., pa du Il'ord.)
BANKs THE ELBE, FEB. 16.—According to-
the intelligence, the theatre Of war hi Po:-
land appears to be 'entirely changed, and the French
RuSaian Armies have taken up positions altoge-
ther new; the latter has made a quarter wheel, and
the greater part of its forces are at present in East
the French Army has followed, this move-
ment, and its left wita, since the bloody affair,of
Mohringen, has drawn nearer to the centre, whose
position appears to be near Willenburgh.
The principal force of the Russians is. concentrated
betWeeir the Lake Spirding and the Narew; it ex-
tendS its right towards Passenheim, and the front of
this wing is to the south. . All accounts agree in
saying, that a decisive battle will soon take place in
,
that neighbourhood.
Vie learn by private letters, that' the garrison of
Danizic had made/a sortie against. the Confederated
Poles ; driven them back, and made several prison-
ers ; it is added,- that those of 'the prisciners who.
were born in :Prussia have been shot at. D2ntzic.
According to these last accounts, all was tranquil at
Konigsburgh, where the Queen had also returned.