The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-02 00:00:00

nOTTENBORGII MAW

ELSINEUR, JAN. 9.—Privnte information from
Germany states, that 70,000 Russians, under KU-
TtliOFF, are gone to Galacia : that 80,000, under
WITGENSTEIN, have entered Konig'sberg ; and
that 70,000 (the third army) were in Warsaw.
the Russian Proclamation to the- Prussians is
worded in a very friendly manner, calling upon
them to break with France, and join the victorious

Russi..in army.
Count SANTI arrived cn► Friday last at Copen,
hagen from Stockholm ; his mission is suppwed
to relate to more than mere military events.
It is supposed that Russia has declared Poland
independent, and the Duke of OLDENBURG their
King, which, it is said, gives great satisfaction.
CiOTTENBUIAGII, JAN. General SARRAZIN
returns to England by this packet (Lady Frances)
very much dissatisfied with the treatment he has
experienced in this country. He sailed from here
some time ago for Copenhagen ; but not being able
to obtain any satisfactory answer, to his application,
to the Danish .Government for protection, and
having .been .alsured by the Danish Consul there,
that whatever might be the wish of his Govern-
ment, they would be compelled to send hien under
arrest to Haniburgh if, demanded, be did not deem
it prudent to land,

PETERSBIIRGII, DEC. 29.—N0 En!lain or news
since the Emperor left this capital. .This,day we
have received the melancholy intelligence of the
decease of the Prince of OLDS BURG, husband of
the Grand Duchess CATHERINE, at Twer, to the
great grief of the Imperial Family, and public at

lame.

WattsAw, Pr.c. 18.—All the accounts received
from the seat of war bring confirmation of the
Russian armies finding the same impediments
from material causes, to their progress as caused
the retreat of the French army front the interior
of Russia;and rendered it so di flicult. Th e latter oc-
cupies =reconcentrated cantonments in a plentiful
part of the country, and without being much 'dis.
turbed by the enemy. The foll,,iwing were the
last positions ;,--Wilna and the whole of the right
44 of the Niemen were evacuated; the head-
,
quarters of the king of. Naples were on this side
the Niemen, near XoWna ; the left wing, under
111Ac0`02441,D, at Tilsit ; the head-quarters of the
corps &armee, under command of the Field.
Marshal Prince Von SWAIIUNBEEIG, was on the
12th This Field-Marshal fell back to
Rosso, as did the 7th army corps to Swasloes.---0
No new battle had taken place with this army.
The head-quarters of Field Marshal Prince Ku.
Ttisow, were, according to the latest accounts re-
ceived here, still on the Duciper on the 25th No-
vember.

The loss of cavalry horses in the Russian army
appears to be nearly equal to that sustained by
the French. None but Cossack horSei, which
are necusto,ned to he in the open air in all changes
of the weather and season, and to find their food
under the deepest snow, can hold out in such
campaigns as the present. The cold here is un-
exampled for the month. it continues nearly al-
Nray'S between 12 and IS degrees. ,
Most of the deplomatie personages that: have
hitherto been at Wjlna, are now in our city.
8i1111.41,r, JAN. Se—The King of PRUSSIA, and
his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of HESSE,
haVe determined on restoring the former dipin.:
Made connections. between the two Contts. Por
this purpose, the Baron Von LEYKAM arrived
here some time ago in quality of an Ambassador
Extraordinary, and appointed Mini ter frum the
Grand Dual of Hest e? and, has bad time honour
of pmenting his credentials to his Majesty at an
audience for that purpose, and on the other hand,
our Ambassador Extraordinary, and appointed
Minister at the Grand Ducal Court of Frankfort,
Mt. Von llActmEtN. is accredited in the same qua-
lity to the Grant( Ducal (:curet at .Dminstadt.

DANTZIC, DEc.3l.—The troops which are itt
the government •Of Dantzic are informed-that the
ten eorpa , under the command of the Marihal

Duke of TAttzwro, has made its juoe!iou at Tilsit.

van-guard :had an engagement with the ene-
my on the 27th; in which he was totally defeated,

apt' twc who4:battidions, ,and two .cannon tukt:o.

The French-van-guard wus commanded by Gene-
ral likocurz...N, and the Russian corps which he

broke through by General Ltsx(i*

COIIIIII4BIOII.TCUNNINGII AM, of Deptford,Docli
yard, with the Russian Admirals TAIT, CitowN,
and KosTopitA, are to open a Comtuisbion at Ports-
mouth which has for its object to examine into
the state of the Russian ships which capitulated
in the Tagus, and which are about to be restored
They are lying in Portsmouth harbour.
The Gentlemen deputed from the principal ma-
nufacturing and commercial towns of,the United
Kingdom, to oppose the renewal of the commer-
cial monopoly of the East India, Company, have
commenced their meetings in Pal: nail, and have
appointed the 3laynr of Bristol their Chairman,
and the late Mayor of ILI their Deputy. Chair"
man.