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London, England, 1807-01-31

DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH.

We cannot poilibly (late all the various rumours
that were circulated yellerday after the ars ival of the
Mail from Hufum. The bel authenticated articles
were laid before our Readers ; and, in a Second and
a Third Edition, we gave the fuhllance of the ac-
counts received by Government and by the Ruffian
Ambaffador. We now fuhjoin a more particular
detail :

Letters from Mr. ADAIR, his Majeßy's Minifter at
the Court of Vienna, place the affair of the 26th
of Demnber, which the French built fo much
upon as a fplendid viaory, in a mon clear and larif.
faaory point of view. It appears, that on that day '
BONAPARTR made a grand effort to penetrate, in fir
columns, the whole of the Ruffian line, not only with
an intent to break and difperfe it, but to poirefs him.
felf of their magazines at Narew, in their rear; which,
if atchieved, would have enabled him to have ad-
vanced ; and to have, perhaps, irretrievably broken
the Ruffian ftrength. In this defign, however, it has
pIeafedPitOVIDENCE that hehas been UTTERLY FOILED.
His Army, divided into fix columns, on the morn-
ing of the z6th of December, at day light, attempted
this lag and greaten of his enterprizes ; calculating,
moil probably, upon a refinance very different from
that which it experienced. Four of thole bodies, after
experiencing the moll determined oppofition, and
having, it mull not be denied, made the moll dread-
ful {laughter of the Ruffians, were beaten completely
back, and driven, through the greaten difficulties, to
take up a much worfe pofition than they had at ad-
vancing in the morning. The fifth cAttmn fucceed-
ed, although defperately oppofed, in penetrating to
the rear of the Ruffian line : finding itfelf unfupport-
ed, it made the ben retreat in its puwcr ; but is fup-
poled, in the attempt to make a detour to the left of the
Ruffian line, and from the delay and difficulty of the
ground, to have fubfequently been either totally de-
ftro) ed or captured. The Guth column, from either
fuppofed unlleadinefs, miffing its way, ur indecifion of
its leader, made no attempt whatever; but after a fhort
movement, returned upon its Reps, and r,f courfe was
the only part of that fine army that was not almoft cut
to pieces. Of one fa Et we are certain,namely, that with
the lots of thoufands, not a loaf of bread was gained
by the French, and retreat was iny itable. In this
point of view, the advance of the Ruffians, and the
defperate refinance of the French, on the fubfequent
dates to the 3oth, ate petfealy . Want
of provifions are Rated to have ptevcnied the Ruf-
fians from following up tht.fe fucctfres for a few days.
Letters were alfo received by Government from
Mr. Tit -RNTON, at Copenhagen, incloling a Procla-
mation of General MANsTEIN, informing the people
of Dantzic, that the Ruffians had entirely defeated
the French in a battle, which Lilted from the 27th
to the 3oth ult. Thefe accounts were received on
the 211 t ianant, by M. ALOPEUi, formerly Ruffian
Nlinifter at Berlin, and now re tiding at Slefwick,
and by him were fent to Copenhagen. The follow-
ir g is a Copy of the Proclamation alluded to:
London, England, 1807-01-31

'['HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the }W-
A. Drawn Ticket on Wednedzy nest, the 4th of February.
The very RICH STATE of the WHEEL,
Prizes of £30,000 2 Prizes of ‘5,000
1 - 20.000 4 I,coo
&e. &c. &e.
Elates the prefent the molt favourable time for adventuring in
the Lottery.—Tichets and Shares, warranted unjrawn, continue
on tale, at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and
ficing the Oatc of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
London, England, 1807-01-31

INDIA.

The very large fleet about to fail for this quarter
with fo large a body of troops, will be convoyed by
one or two line of battle Chips, betides frigates.—
They now wait for the Cuffneis from the Downs.

_ .
Lord MINTO will fail immediately, and Lord CA-
-I,tHOM very fpeedily, for their refpedive Govern-

meets.
London, England, 1807-01-31

REGIMENT OF FloT, DATED

" Maldonado, Nov. 4, tBO6.
" Here we have been thole laft few da)s ; every thing was ar-
ranged for the attack of Monte Video t y form, under the com-
mand of Colonel VASSA LL.....UnfOrrUllatell the !hips could not
get near enough to make a breach, and front our having no guns, it
was not pratticable to carry it by land, the town being regularly
fortified, and an innumerable number of heavy guns mounted.
We got under weigh, and came eft here, which is fourteen leagues
from Monte Video. Four Companies of the 38th, with fome
Dragoons, headed by Colonel Vn ss AL 1., landed, and advanced to-
wards the town, which is only a mile from the beach. The ene.
my foon opened a Ere of grape and round thot at us, without in-
juring us in the fmalleft degree. Our Colonel treated them with
the utmoft contempt, as he would not allow the men to firea an-
gle (hot, hut advanced to take the guns with the bayonet. When
we got within about forty yards of them, they difcharged a how•
itzcr loaded with grape at us, and only killed one of the Grena-
dier.. Our brave fellows then muted forward, and drove the
enemy from their guns in great cunfufion, leaving about feventy
behind, who were bayonetted in the charge, which was continued
up the Itreet, when three of our Grenadiers were badly wounded
front the windows. A Spanifh Officer fired at Colonel VAISA LL,
who was in the ad of Caving his life, but fortunately mitred him,
though the mifcreant put his piftol fo clofe, as to (torch the Colo-
nel's pantaloons. The Colonel had no piftol, and I was too far
front him, employed in binding up the wounds of one of the mesa
who was (hut through the body and arm, to render the affiftance I
could have wilted. Our gallant fellows behaved 14e heroes—
though the town was carried with the bayonet, not a woman, child,
or old man were hurt. Our further operations are not known, at
leaf to me; we arc molt anxious for futficient reinforcements
front Fngland, to usable us to releafe General BERL S FORD. and if
we arc fortunate enough to tiled it, we will do it in goodityle.—s-
Our lots was two Grenadiers killed, and 23 wounded."
London, England, 1807-01-31

1 COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA*, And all DISORDERS of
the BREAST and LUNGS.

BOLTON's A3T.HIVIATIC TINCTURE, being
an improvement on all the molt famous peetoral compofidww
heretofore known, for the cure of confumptive and afthmatie
complaints, will, upon trial, be found immediately to allay that
tickling obittudtions, which occafion frequent Coughing; it fpee.
dily cures, to admiration, all thole diforders of the Lungs, which
csufe a difficulty in breathing.

This TinCture, which is pleafant to take.i. free from any lny,
fweetfubltance, geuerally complained of in the mo frequent urea
Pedoral Lozenges, fo commonly applied to in the above clike4„
and tend only to clog the ftomach, and promote nhltruCtiona Fhi
i+ the only infallible remedy ever known to cure the above direr.
lers, and therefore defpifes the faint efforts of all countesteits or
imitators for the above complaints.

Sold at 2s. ;1 a bottle, at Bolton's Medicine Shop, Royal Ex.
change; Mrs. Newbury, St. Paul's Churchyard; Meffrs Backus,
No tso, Osford•tireet; Mr. Allen, No. 76, Oxford•ftrett; Mr,
Clarke. No 269, Borough; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and sit
Patent Medicine Shops in Town and Country.

FOR COUGHS, FfOARSENESSES, &c.
AAA. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of Tour,
which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of the
celebrated BALSAM of TOLD, and are the pleafanteft and molt
effectual remedy[ of the kind in all Coughs, lioarkneffes, sure
Throats, and Defluxions on the Lungs, healing the Rawneit and
Sorencfs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in Shortnefs of
• Breath, and in Atthmatic and Confumptivit Complaints; they do
not cloy the ftnmach, but rather create an aHrtite
But as the great benefit to be derived from them can only be ft.
cured by having them Genuine, the public are requefted to oln
fei.ve, that R. HAYWARD, No. to. Ludgate Hill, ia printed oa
the Stamp, as all others are Counterfeits..

Theki:ozengea are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (Suer&
for to T. Greenough ,the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate Hill ; and fold
by F. Newbery and Son, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley
and Blew, Cocklpur-ftrect; 8..c0n ar.d Co. No. co, Oxford-
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London, England, 1807-01-31

NEXT WEDNESDAY,
The Firft-drawn • I ickrt will be entitled to
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.

'I"HE WHEEL is amazingly Rich, there being
Prizes of £30,000 2 Prizes of 45.000
of 20,000 ♦ of 1,000

Ste. etc. &c
Ilfstl, whn fold thc /aft Prize of 30p001. is felling Tickets
slid Share, warranted undrawn, at both of I (Acts,
No. CORNHI I.L. and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.
• Where Twenty Capital Prises were fold in thc laft year.
London, England, 1807-01-31

RICH WHEEL.
h Prises of £30,000 4 Prizes of £i,ooo
hope° 6 soo
5,000 13 rro
QWIFT and C. No. u, Poultry, and No. 12,
LP Charier Crofs, have on Sale Tickets and Shares, warranted
Undrawa,
NtXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
WM be the Pifth Day of Drawing, when the Firft Drawn Ticket

will receive
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Over and above any other Prize tbat may be drawn againft it.

tHIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-DRAWN
Nk XT WEDNESDAY !!!
JBRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the ',achy
• Lottery Offices, No tt, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill, and
No. 3E, Hayntarktt„recommend an immediate purehafe in the
prefent Grand STATE LorrEßYothich contains more Capital
Prizes than were ever !rosin, with 30,c001. for the Firß drawn
Ticket on Wednefday next; And heg leave to offer to the public
aneatiga gee following great fuccefs that has attended thofe num-
rs Wilk, them in the Lotteries for 1805 and 1806, 'which were
diAiltditi'267 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely
No 12,719 a Prize of £25,000 No. 4.077 a Prize of £ s ,coo
7,757 20,021 11,871 ,Cl,O
7,686 2r',020 17,913 2,000
11,643 10,003 16,801 2.000
9.219 io,c co 24.699 1,000
.t 36 ac,ooo 17,477 1,000

13 '47 topoo 3,330 ',coo
I Amite, l'welve Prizes of sod. &c. &c. and where Tickets and
`Starts are now felling, warranted undrawn.

THE Proprietors of the New Magazine, enti,led
-I. LE BEAU MONDE; or LITERARY and FASHIONA-
BLE MAGAZINY, have the Sandlion of the molt dittinguithed
literary IVlen,and of many eminent Matters and Amateurs of the
Fine Arts, to fay, that the above Work contiderahly excels every
literary periodical Publication hitherto fulunitted for Public Tate
:.ud.Critkiftn.

The Fourth Number will be puhlifbectfebruary t, 807; and
will he embelliibed with a correct Likenefs of his Royal Highnefs
the Doke of Ycrk. from a whole Length Painting by Sir Wm.
Dochey; beautifully coloured Dreffes for Ladies and Gentlemen. and
:-n elegant Piece or Pat ifian Furniture, Madame accamier's Red.
The Firft Number is embellifhed with a corral Likenefs of
Lis Majefty, from a Painting by Sir Wm. licchey
l'he Second Number is ttlibellithed with a correa Likenefs of
1.1,' Royal Flightier.; the Prince 01 Wales, from a Miniature by Mr.
bull, in the Pon: !lion of General Ormlby.
be'rbird Number is imbellithed with a correct Likenefs of
Lis Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence, from an original Mi.
ui3ture by R Cofway, Efy. R. A.
Printed for J. I Bell ansl Co. No. t t, Catbrrine.Strect, Strand,
8114 may he had of every, BookfeUer and New (man throughout the
United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-01-31

PROCLAMATION :

" l comrnuricate herewith to the PAN- the certain (and to
•• every true friend of his country), happy official intelligence juft
s received from Koningfburgh, that the It i.fliati Imperial army
" has totally defeated the French troops. Ihe further particulars
" will be publiffied hereafter. Ibe battle took place behind War.
" law, not far from Oftrolerflca, and hilted three days, viz. from
• the 27th to the 3oth December.
(Signed) " VAN MANSTEIN."

Other letters received by Grvernment, and alto by
the fir(' commercial houfeF in the City, confirm gene-
rally the accounts of the French having been defeated
xt Oflrelenfica, and these fc ems not the fmalleft rearm
for doubting the fad of the Ruffians having gained a
moll fplendid and important vinory, though the offi-
cial details have not yet arrived.
We are happy in being able here to add a few par-
ticulars refpecling this molt important event, and
which come to us from the bell authority.
NAPOLEON .expeeted that he would completely an-
nihilate the Ruffian army. A Ruffian General
is Rated to have been bought by the French, and
to have been deteacd by the General in Chief, Ke-
is as he was on the point of leaving to the
French the whole of the Ruffian magazines unguard-
ed. KAMINSKOY, it is Hated, took his !word from
him with his own hands, and tent him in irons to Pe•
terfburgh ; and the French, when they made their
attack, inflead of Alliance or connivance, esperi•
enced the moll formidable ielifiance and comnr.rs
London, England, 1807-01-31

DISEASES OF FHE EAR.

This day was publifhed. price ass. in boards, elegantly printed in
t volume folio, with fplentbd engravings oy Heath,
AN Illullration of the ANATOMY of the HU
3- MAN EAR,acconapanied by Views of that Organ, accurate-
ly drawn of the Natural Size, from a Series of Diffections. To
which is added, a Treatife on its Difeafes, the Caufes of Deafnefs,
and the proper Treatment.
By I. C. SAUNDERS,
_ _ _

Demonftrator of Pradlical Anatomy in the Anatomical Sch in
St Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to tba London Difpenfary
for Difeafes of the Eye and Ear.
_ .

Printed for Ricn.lßD YYILLtes,No 6, Bridge- (beet, Blackfriars

THE SEAT OF WAR.
This day was published, price Two Guineas in boards,
Inuit:aced with Thirteen beautiful Engravings,

TRAVELS Round the BALTIC, through
DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA; POLAND, PRUS
SIA, and the Countries which are at preterit the Scat of War,
is the Summer and Autumn of the year 1804, containing Anec-
dotes of the feveral Courts, and various particulars calculated to
elucidate the prefeut State of the Northern Nations, and of their
Political Relations.

By JOHN CARR, Efg.
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, &c. &c.
Printed for RICHARD Pitt les, No: 6 Bridge-Rreet, Blackf; iars;

and to be bad of all Bookftilers.
Of whom may alfo be had
The STRANGER IN IRELAND, by the fame Author, price 4,51.

MISS OWENSON's NEW NOVEL.
This day was publithed, a New Edition,.

In Three Volumes, Duodecimo, price t3s. 6J. in boards,
THE WILD IRISH GIRL ; a National Story;
in which are delineated the Manners, Amufements, and
Grievances of the PEASAN CRY and Yi. ONIANRY of IRE.
LAND. By SYDNEY OWENSON,
_ _ _

Authorcfs •f the Novice of St. Dominic, St. Clair, Scc._

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftrett, Black
friar's ; and fold by all Bookfellers. in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may be had,
A new Edition of the NOVICE of St. DOMINIC, by Mifs
Owenfon. In 4 vols. Price as in !swards.

The eighth idition of The WINTER In LONDON, by Mr.
Surr. 3 vols. 13s. 6d. and
KOTZEBUE', NOVELLET rEs, 3 you. Iss.
London, England, 1807-01-31

AMERICA.

BUENOS AYRES.
Geheral BERESVORD, and the Officers of ..his brave
little army, continued prifoners in the town of Buenos
Ayres at the date of the 1,111 accounts; and we are
happy to Bate, that the gallant General, and his im•
mediate companions, were in good health. The pri-
vates and Non-commillioned Officers had all been
marched into the interior, in parties of five and ten'
each.—The following is a correct copy of the Reply
of the Englifh General to the Surtinions of the Spa.
nifh Commander

EPLiI .
Sia-1 have received your letter, Rating that the chance of
arms is uncertain ; that you lame the fuperiority in nunilstrs I
have no doubt, and the comparifun of difcipline is very minced-
fary for me to niake.—l did not conceive I had entered this town
without oppofition, after haviisg twice defeated an enemy t and
wifhing Rill to maintain the rfteem of my country, and the troops
under my orders, I have only to inform you, that I than defend
myfelf as long as prudence permits.
" Fet the calamities which tall upon this town no one will feel
more fenfibly than I (hall, yet I have the confolation, that if all its
inhabitants adted according to good faith and honour, filch cala-
mity would have been far diltant.
" I remain, Sir, your humble Servant,
(Signed) " w. C. BLRESTOILD."
Colonel Liniers, &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1807-01-31

This da; was publilhed,
_ _

In One Volume Obtavo, price 7s. bd. in Boards.
ATREATISE on INDIGENCE, exhibiting a
general View of the different Ranks of Society in England
and Wales, with Eltimates of the average Income of each Chfs,
and the national Refounies arifing ai.nually from produblive La•
hour. With propofitions for improving the Condition of the
Poor; reducing the parochial Rates, and generally promoting the
Happinefs and Security of the Community, by an Ex•eclion of
Induitry, and by the Diminution of Indigence and of criminal
Offences. By P. COLQyHOUN, Efq. LL.D.
Printed fur J. Hatchard, sq.", Piccadilly, London
Of whom may be had by the fame Author, lately publilhed
price as. 6d.
A New SYSTEM of EDUCAI lON for the LABOURING
PEOPLE; and alto the whole of his other Works.

This day was pulthfhed, price ys. in hoards,
A TREATISE on the STRUCTURE, ECO
NOMY, and DISEASES of the LIVER.
Together with an Inquiry into the Properties and component
Parts of the Bile and Biliary Concretions.
. By WILLIAM SAUNDERS, M.D. F R.S. & S.A.
Fellow of the Royal Collsge of Phyficians of London, and Phy
fician Extraordinary to the Prince of Wales,
Third Edition, with Additions and Improvements.
London: Printed and fold by Phillips and Fardon, Gtorge-
yard, Ltuubard•itrect.
London, England, 1807-01-31

WEST INDIES.

We received feveral days ago the letter of our
Correfpondent from the Well Indies, which came
by the tart packet ; but as it contained nothing very
inceoing, we have not before prefented any part
of it.

The troops are all tolerably healthy, with the ex-
ception of the 16th and 64th regiments. The isth
regiment, which this time laft year loft in very many
men, is at prefent in high health, and Gill continues
quartered at Barbadoes.
Troops are Rill looked for from this country : there
are many indications of an intention on the part of
the enemy to fit out expeditions from Martinique and
Guadaloupe, where they have contrived to get many
*ten. But the Commander in Chief, General Bow-
YU, is much on the alert, and if he had a fufficient
force, we might remain eafy regarding the fate of all
our colonies.

Our Readers will recolleft, that two regiments
were lately fent out to the Well Indies, viz, the ill
battalion of the 54th, and the 3d battalion of the.
6oth, but this handfull mull be quite inadequate to
fruflrate any attempt of the French, if they are
really fetious.
London, England, 1807-01-31

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY. JANUARY 3 r.
. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK•
mfals, money, 64---for February 62i I—Orunium 7 prem.
Exchequer Bills as. prem.

The Honourable Mr. BURRELL, fon of Lord
GWYDIR, arrived in town this morning from the
Continent, with Difpatches to Lord HOWICK, who
was at his country feat, to which place Mr. Bola ELL
immediately proceeded. The particulars of there
Difpatches were not known when our Paper went to
prefb ; but, we fincerely hope, they bring a confir-
MAI 'n of the

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London, England, 1807-01-31

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!!

For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET on WEDNESDAY NEXT.
CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford-Rreet, near
Rathbone-place, will continue to have on Sale r.t their Office,
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Urdrawn, whilft any re-
mains ; where, in the laft Lottery. No tare,;, a Prize of TEN
THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths; and
No. frost a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold in
in One lmner, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths.

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
THE-FIRST DRAWN 1 ICKET ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
111-1 E very RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL,
1 2 Prizes of 30 ,cco I 2 Prizes of spoo
a --- 20,C02 4 IAOO
Makes the prefrnt the molt favourable time of purchafing Tickets
and Shares, which are kiting in a great variety, warrinted un-
drasen, at A. DRUMMOND's Office, No. 6r. erleet-ttrect.
Correa Numerical Boolis kept, and Numbers carefully exa-
mined.
London, England, 1807-03-03

SOUTH SEA NAVIGATION BILL.

Lord REDESDAI.E prefented a Petition from the South Sea
Company, praying for leave to be heard by Conde' againft the
South Sea Navigation Bill.
Lord AUCKLAND faid, that the prefent Bill was merely de-
alaratory of what malt have been underltood to have been a re-
ferved right in the Crown, at the time of palling the South Sea Adt.
By that Act, a Company was erected for the purpofe of trading
with the American dominions of the King of Spain; but it could
not be fuppofed that it precluded his Majcfty from placing the
trade on a new footing, with regard to fuck part of tbofe domi-
nions as fhould at any time be conquered by the Britifh arms.
Betides. the South Sea Company had for many years entirely dif-
continued their commerce to that quarter of the world. They
would, therefore, fu(tain no injury by the prefect Bill; while it
became abfolutely necerary, in order to protect againft the inter-
pretation which they put on their rights, thole who Lad embarked
about a million and a half of property for the South American
market. Under thefe circuinflances, he could not affent to the
hcaring of Counfd, but fhould move for the (acorn' reading of the
Bill to-morrow

Lord REDESDALE would not now enter into any difcuffion
on the meaning of the South Sea Adt; but fubmitted, that in a
cafe where Petitioners conceived their rights to he alfeded, a
refufal to hear Ciami:el would be a departure from the ufual
pradlice. The Petition was ordered to lie on the Table.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1807-03-03

PASSENHEIM, FEBRUARY 3.

The Emperor fet out on the goth of January at
five in the morning ; he hreakfafted at Pultulk, slept
at Pr aznitz, and proceeded the next rooming to Wil
lenberg, where 1-!e Oaid the pit January and tft Fe-
bruary, His M2jefly let oat from Wilicsberg on the

nmening of the zd; A-pt at l'affenhemp from whence
be again fet not on the 3d in the morning, f^r Allen-
Rein. Hii MAitily is very well ; the epid is only at
two degrees, #nd the rnads are tvcclient.

POSEN, FEBRUARY it.
A Supplement Extraordinary to the Gazette of
this City, gives the following order of the day—

•' the General of Diviliun, Gove.nor and Cnrn•
mandant in Chief of the town and department of
Pofen, makes known, as well to the troops which are
in that department, as to the different adntiniitta
lions, that the Ruffian and Pruaian army has been
totally defeated, and that 6000 prifmers and more
than so pieces of cannon are the fruits of this vihory•
The military commandants are charged with giving
the utinolt publicity to the relent cutler of the day.
(Signed) " LIEBER?,
" General of Divilion, &c. &c."

BERLIN, FEBRUARY ca.

We have poiitive intelligence that the Roam army
was attacked on the 4th intlant at Altenllein and at
Guttenftadt, and tl..at its advanced guard was rowed.
Several prifoners and fame pieces of cannon were
alfn taken from it. We hourly expert the details of
this affair.—Telegraph.

FEBILUARY 14.

M. Leglife, chef de bataillon, attached to the flaff,
who fet out on the sth of this month from Anrfdorf,
brought here, yellerday, racial intelligence that the
enemy had been beaten at all points, and was pnr-
Cued with the utmoll a4livity ; the purfoi was conti•
hued by night ; 20 pieces of cannon, and from 8 to
to,ooo prifoners have been taken; the army is in
full march for Koningffsurg, where the enemy has
retired.—Telegraph.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, FEB. 16.

According to the Weft intelligence, the theatre of
war in Poland appears to be entirely changed, and
the French and Ruffian armies have taken op politions
altogether new ; the latter has made a quarter wheel,
and the greater part of its force is at prefent in EMI
Pruffia ; the French rimy has followed this move-
ment, and its left wing fince the bloody affair of
Mohringen, has drawn nearer to the centre, whole
pinion appears to be near Willenburg. The prin-
cipal force of the Ruffians is concentrated between the
lake Spirting and the Narew ; it extends its tight
towards Paffenheim, and the front of this wing is to
the S:uth. All accounts agree in laying, that a de-
ciflve battle would loon take place in that neighbour-
hood.

We learn by private letters, that the garrifon of
Dantzic had made a fortie againfl the confederate
Poles, driven them back, and made feveral prifnners.
It is added, that thole of the prifoners who were born,
in Pruffla have been (hot at Dantzic. According to
thefe lan accounts, all was tranquil at Koaingfburg,
where the (teen had alto returned.
London, England, 1807-03-03

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GOTTENBURGH, FEBRUARY 2,3.

The Getman papers received to-day (peak of a
vidory gained by the French, on the 4th infant at
Altenitein, over the Ruffians, but private teitery by
the poll at Colberg, Rate the affair exaftly in a con-
trary way, and fay that the Rotlians had the belt of it.

A cow ier has arrived today from Malmo, who
brings an account that there has been tome more
(harp fighting between the French and Swedes, near
Stralfond, and that the former were driven back to
their entrenchments ; General d'Armfeld comman•
ded the troops who made the fortie : 1 cannot get
the partittilars to night.
London, England, 1807-03-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER read a letter from Sir John Stuart, elm-ening
his acknowledgments for the honour done hint by the Vote of
Thanks of the Houle for his condudt at the battle of Alaida.—Or-
dered to be entered on the Journals.
_ _ _

Sever,:) Members obtained leave of abfence.
ELECTION PETITIONS.

Colonel STANLEY reported from the Malmfbury Committee,
that Robert Ladbrooke and N. W. R. CeLlorne. Efqrs. were duly
eleeted, and that the petition againtt them was not frivolous or
vexatious.

Mr. BLACKBURNE reported from the Rochelle'. Committee,
that J. Barnet, Erg. was duly ele.fted, and that the petition
agait.it him was not frivolous or vexatious.
An account of the tApence of Cloatbitig the Royal Veteran Bat.
talions was prefented'a, the bar, purfuant to order.
Oil the motion of M:. FULLER, Walter Jewry, who had been
committed to Netvgate, for prevarication before the Maidftone
Committee, was brought to the Bar, and, after receiving a very
revere reprimand and admonition from the Chair, was ordered to
be difcbarbcd.
London, England, 1807-03-03

YARMOUTH, MARCH 2.

Monday arrived the AkIADNIL film; a crnize, and
the Carrier cuter, with a large fh;ti under Dan-fh
colours. Sailed the Vixca gun brig. The Cita-
tians Haab, of Copenhagen, is pot in here to repair
damages, fuilained by running foul of the Osta,
floop of war.—Wind N.E.

DOVER, MARCH a.
Two French privateets were ohfcrved from this
place jug before dark lag night, coming over to this
coaß, and at half palt nine a brig was chafed by one,
and had nearly reached this place, when the priva-
teer, although clofe to the (here, unfortunately rue.
ceeded in petting within the brig, when a fharp firing
commenced between the two, which however laed
but a (bort time, as the privateer run the brig along-
fide, and it is fuppofed boarded her, as fhe flteerad
off from the.brig in about five minutes, and b ,th of
them flood over towards tlte French coall,none of
.11r cruizen being at hand to afford any aff:flance.
Wind E. and blows frefh.

DEAL, MARCH 2.
Yeflerday Vice• Admiral Ho'Amway flruck his
flag on board his Majefly's (hip PR INC [SS or Oaamca
in the Downs, where the (hips remain as per lati.

A more anxious enquiry has feldom been witneffed
than what took place on Monday tali. o.i the pro.
mulgation of the new Lottery Scheme in the Morn.
ing Papers of that day, a multitude of per fons fpeerlily
afterwards flocked to the various Offices, to afcertain
to a certainty when Tickets and Shares would he
ill-tied. A volume of remark cannot more clearly
fubfiantiate the fuperior merits and inteta of the
new Scheme than this very ttriking occurrence.
EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM DUDEAIto-0 We
have caught one of the greatell Prizes in your late
Lottery. The fortunate Number crime over in a
whole Ticket, but was afterwards thared. Several
individuals have, in ccnfequence, gained a comfort-
able independency. This event will naturally incrtafe
the ardour for Lottery adventure on this fide the
water." Well might the writer mike the last obfek
vation ; for when Forture's Votaries in the Sitter
Kingdom read the Scheme that is juR launched,
abounding with far more Capital Prizes than wets
ever before known, in a Lottery of fo few Numbers,
their ardent zeal to millrace it admits not of a doubt.

LONDON: Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT, (ot Cam•
terbnri-Place, Lambeth), at the STAR-Ornee. No. 1, Caul'
MA; rtabiliDed affo at the Sras Orrice, Temple Bar.
London, England, 1807-03-03

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH a.

Arrived theDafher transport, Echo, ROWE, Amer*,
Strain-writ, and two or three other veffel. dim ktt
the Downs in the late gales, And were bl,wn pall this
p'rr. The Ealt and WA India fleets ttia remain.--.
Wind E. N. E.
London, England, 1807-03-03

On Tburfklay, the Tempelt ; with 'Mother Gook.
Cr A new Comedy, called Town and Country, has been Tome
me In rehcarfal, and will thou!y be produced.

ORATORIOS,
At Platy lioufe Prices on the Wednefdays and Fridays during Lent.
THEATRF-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH 4, 1807,
will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of
THE MESSIAH.
As originally Cnmpofed by G. F. Hawnet.
And on FRIDAY the 6th, L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO.

Written by MILTON, and Compofed by G. F. HANDEL.
PART 111 A Grand Mlfcdlaneous A&

Eud of Panll. Sti.ibelt's favourite Concerto of the Storm, on the
Grand Piano Forte, by Mils MOALLL, a Young Lady totally
Blind from her Birth.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND,
Signors GRIGLIRTI, (being her firft appearance.)
Mr BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS.
Mr. PYNE, IVIr.SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELL AMY.

Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (which are numerous

and complete) by the molt approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.

••• Correa Books of the Performance to he had in the Theatre
only prlce 61. Thole fold in the ftreets are f2urious and im
perfret.
er The Free Lift of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora-
torios.
London, England, 1807-03-03

MEgSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY.

Lord HOWICK prefented at the bar a Meffage
frcm his Majefty, the fame, in tubftance, as that pre-
iented to the Lords.

The I\lefrage, on the motion of Lor4 HOWICK,
was ordeted to be referred to the Committee of
Supply.
A new writ was ordered for Harwich, in the room of Mr. Free-
mantle, who had mode his elifetiJii for Sa
London, England, 1807-03-03

DEFAULTERS.

On the motion of Lard HO:VICK, the names of the Defaulters
on the Call of the Houfe, on Friday, were read over, when a few
were excufed for non-attendance, and orders made for the atten-
dance of the remainder at fpecitled periods. The Enzlills Mem-
bus in Town were ordered to'attend to morrow; thofe in the
country on to-morrow fennight. The Members for Scotland were
ordered to attend to morrow fortnight, and thole for Ireland on
to-morrow three weeks.

Lord HOW ICK gitve notice, that, on the Report of the Bill for
Aboliihing the Slave Trade, he would propofe a clauft, the Ara
of which would be to give bounties for the captue.: of veffels en-
gaged in the comraband traffic of ih yes.
The CIizINCELLOR of the EXC:FLEQIJER gave notice, that
in the Committee of Supply, he thould move that the (urn ad-
vanced to his Pruflian M aje fly he made good.
'llse con fideration of the Mayo petition was poftponed, on mo-
tion, to dm 3d of April.
London, England, 1807-03-03

WARSAW, JA$.23.

_
The Aufitian Miniiler, General Vincent, is Will
here ; his Nair.fly treats him with the greatell dif-
tinnion ; he grants him frequent audiences, which
upwards of an hour, and almolt every day he
has conferences with the Prince of Benevento. The
Grand Dukc of Berg feidom appears in public—it
thought that the climate pot agreeing with him is the
cattle that he recovers fo firmly from the illnefs which
he has had, and which was occalioned by the fatigues
cf the lait campaign.—(1.'4 ville di :Nerd.)
London, England, 1807-03-03

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Two of the above Mails arrived this morning, by
which we have received Altona and Hamburgh
Papers to the 18th ult. They contain Come notices of

ANO I'HER BATTLE
BETWEEN _
THE RUSSIANS AND FRENCH,

Said to have taken place nn the 4th ult. which we
are concerned to (late proved unfavourable to our
Allies. The accounts received are, however, only
thole of the enemy, and may be prefumed to be
exaggerated. They are given among the fubjoined
extrAai :
London, England, 1807-10-17

MONEY.

WOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c, are refeeafully
%LI Informed they may be fnpplied with Money to any amount,
on terms equal to mortgage, fecured on Freehold, Copyhord,
bold Land or Houle', Money in the Funds, Marriage .S-Atlements,
Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property.
Perim, N rcfpeotability may be fupplied on their perfonal fecurity
Mly. Gentlemen will Ind every liberal accommo.lotion without
day. Application from twelve till two ; or letters, poll-paid,
iblrelreil to Mars. Wills and Co. No. so, South. Itreet, Bakeley-
Sgsarc.
London, England, 1807-10-17

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER z 4.

Arrived this evening the American brig Mary,
Captain Rica, from Oporto, in nine days paffage :
left there about 40 fail of veiTels, all preparing to
fail for England ; all.° arrived the American Ihip
Phillipfburg, from New York for Antwerp, detained
by the Mars privateer, of this port ; the American
trip Cabinet, Captain Boycott, from Norfolk ; 29
days paffage, with tobacco, for orders. Sailed the
EITZSPLEMANTE cutter, on a cruize.—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 16.

Arrived the Seagull Revenue cutter, of Poole,
with a French lugger privateer, full of men, which
the captured off Portland : fhe had been out only 47
hours, and had made no captures. Alio arrived the
Allive privateer, from the Downs ; and the Afri.
caine, Captain PUDDYCOMB, from ditto, bound to
St. Domingo. Sailed his Majesty's (hip TENERAIRE,
to the Weftward.—Wind S. W.

COWES, OCTOBER 16.
This morning arrived the French lugger privateer,
Friedland, Captain CHARLES Daouvra, mounting 2
carriage guns, and having on board every fpecies of
(wall arms, with a complement of 38 met:, captured
wilerday at three o'clock P. M. between Portland
and Alderney, by the Cullom Houle cutters Fox, of
Cowes, Mr Jaites Torts Ea. Commander ; and Sea.
gull of Poole, Mr. JOHN CARTER, Commander.—
The privateer had been out of Cherbourg two days,
and had taken nothing ; but, when defcried by the
cutters, was (leering dire Sly for ,feveral laden (hips,
going down Channel, feysral of which would, no
doubt,have been captured, if the privateeer had not
been difcovered By the prifoners we learn. that a
wry fine powerful lugger privateer, mounting 16
guns, is jug ready to fail from Cherbourg : we trult
the will loon meet the fate of the Friedland. Yeller
day evening the Gentleman who brought the dif-
patches from America, on the fubjeft of the Leopard
and Chefapeak, arrived from London, and imme•
diately went an b',ard the United States fchooner,
Captain REED, in Cowes Road, which had been wait.
ing bis return, and failed for New York.
London, England, 1807-10-17

C4tilS2 ROPRP. 47 SdbLYR'S WELLS.

It is our painful d'r'y to detail, from the evidence
that was produced to the Coroner's Inqueft, the cir.
cumffances attending the recent calamity at Sadlet's
Wells.
All the Members compofing the Jury, between rt
and t 2 o'clock yefterday forenoon, were convened
in the drawing-room of the dwelling houfc of Mr.
DIBDIN, adjoining re) this ['lac,: of public entertain-
stem. 1 hey fi-tt examir,ed the bodiis of eighteen
deceafed perfons, which were expofed in the mufic.
room and the kitchen. They were extended at length
dreffed in the clothes in which they appeared at the
Theatre, with their legs only bare, and their apparel
fomewhat foamed for the greater facility of infpec-
tion. It was a remarkable fait, that of all there,
perfons, not a tingle limb was broken, altho' many
had received vi, lent contuflons ; and a prodigious
number of wounded per-fens who had ercaped with
life, fuffered from the muff ten idle fraCtures. Ot the
dead bodies, fume had undergone a material change
from the rapid progrefs of putrefaction, fo that the
age of one of them could not be afcertained within
twelve or fourteen years, and the countenance of an--
flier was unknown to her companion : the could only
be recegnifed by her their.
London, England, 1807-10-17

MODERN HISTORY.

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Nepos, and Blair's Clafs-Book, illuftrated by a large Map, price
6s. bound, and lettered,
MODERN HIS rORY FOR THE USE Ot
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grefs,Revolutions, I)ecline and Fall of the various Modern Natigns
in Forope, Alia, Africa, and America, from the Age of Chad.-
magne to the Ye.r 184.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBISSON,
Of Chrift's Colltge, Cambridge,
Mafter of the Free Grammar School, at Raven it,inedale, in Weft-
morcland ; Author of the Grammar of I littory ; of the Archao•
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CHURCH PREFER Ml' NT.
WANTED, t.i Pun- hale a Living, wicka prn.
fpcdt of an call! va.ancy —.Particulars to be fent to Mr.
Blaniy, sol.citor, Rcadiit ; or Mr. Tr NDA Le, Solicitor, Lincoln's
Inn Fields.
London, England, 1807-10-17

DEAL, OCTOBER i 6.

Wind S W.—Remain in the Downs, his Majefly's
%hips Princefs of Orange, Canada, Clyde, Satellite,
Weymouth, and limber ; the Harmony vielualler,
and a fleet of tranfports, outward bound •ell'els, Scc.
London, England, 1807-10-17

PEDAL HARP.

MR. WEIPPER'r moll relpeafully begs leavd to
acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that be is return e to
Town for the Winter Seafon, for the purpofe of miming his In-
ttnaions on the above Initrument.
A Line addrcifed to Mr. W. N 7, Long Acre, will be ',une-
asily attended to.
London, England, 1807-10-17

ARRIVED.

Off Dover, the Pouchaton, Cottle, from Virginia. At Cowes,
Thelma, Whiting, from Memel. At Falmouth, Cabinet, Wood-
sant, front Virgtoia At Cork, Frederick, Moore, from ditto.
At Oporto, Defiance, Cook, from 1..a.d0n; 7 ruelove, Miller,
from Hull ; Mary, Bull; and the 11 ccoix, Tonilinfon, front
Dublin; Martin, Matthews, front Waterford ; Indefatigable,
byrioville; and the Mercury, Boag, from Newfoundland. At
Lio, Alhertina Korgooett., —, from Waterford; Gof-
pon, —; and the Ifabella, Mr ore, from Cork ; Pomona,
Card, from Newcallle; Alin, M•Kcllar, from the Clyde; The-
tas, Diligeucia, and the Born Amigos, —.—,
ham Loudon. At Halifax, Magdalena, Hutton, from ditto.
At Philadelphia, Governor btre.:g, --; and General Barclay,
from Liverpool. At Bolton, America. Prelton ; and the Frank-
lin, —, from ditto. At Baltimore, Fame, Longe, front ditto.
The Pririlh Sip Lord Dutictn. of ocia tens. with 4.3c,c0r lbs.
of coffee, blew up at Port an PI vice on the aid of Auguft. The
frit officer and one failor loft. Petion and Chriftophe were Rill
a war No fignal advantage gained by either lately.
The Formofa, —, from Newt...ilk for London, i. on Owe
oar Whitby, with tour feet water in bee bold, but is capedlcd to
be got off.
The Argo, Howard, from Savannah for Liverpool, is put i:to
Portimouth (America', in diftrets.

The late conteil between the ccle.bratel pe.ieflrians,
Captain BARCI AY and Woui), appeared to excite no
fmaU interett amonr: the amateurs for cot running
Om Pity that ti lls, the ancient fvitt.iooted
btro, could not witnefs the race. Yet, after all,
lir much to be doubted, whether mrnerons pedef-
Mans to the Lrttery Offices, Wore Tuefday next,
Ina not find this latter trip asi:inl produftive of
ti far more fobliantial and durable pleafure than the
former context.

Oflober dividends are now paying at England's
teat Bank, the door of wLich is direZliy nppoite J.
"mires State Lottery Office, 16, Cr,:nhill, where
air expeeled Fortune will diCiribute her largeit la.
'Our in the Lottery which b.:gins Draw ing next
Teetclay, namely, the Grand Prize of 40,fcclo—J.
W. would think himfelf remits in his attention to the
Public, was he not to recorpnend their immediately
hying ont a part of their teccipts, in order that the
next dividend they receive may be increaled in the
additional film of zocol. a year by the purchafe of a
Ticket, or wool. a year by a half Share, 5,:.01. a year
by a quarter Share, ascii. a year, by an eighth Si arc,
and 1251. a year by a fixteetpli :Aare. l'tom the
very great demand already, lie prefirmes difappoint-
flint may be the lot of thole who delay their purchafe
any longer. True Schemes gratis, the I', izcs paid
immehately they are drawn, from the lowtli Prize
L.) the Grand Prize of 40,c0c1.
London, England, 1807-10-17

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER z 6.

Yellerday the FORESTER sloop of war failed with
the Baltic convoy, having a fair wind. Arrived a
"Mali brig of war at the Norc; the was attacked by
two French privateers in her way hence, but the
volunteers who brought her over gallantly heat them
off—Arrived the Paulina, Ca wrrEW a N,the Economy,
MiCHEESEN, and the Aurora, RIM BERG, part of the
merchant (hips taken at Copenhagen by Admiral
GAMBIER'S fleet ; alfo the Danish brig Gambe Norge,
piceNsam, with flock &it, bound from Northßergen
to Triette, taken by the ESCORT gun brig, Lieute-
nant Srarrn Commander; and the Drie Forffen,
Wraps, from Memel with timber, bound to Copen-
hagen, captured by the Leyden, CUMBERLAND.
Arrived from the Wettward, and failed yesterday to
the Sound, under convoy of the FORESTER, the f, I-
low ing Swedith fhips Rel IuUOn,RUMBERo, Camilla,
LUNDSEN, and Bnreas, SODERSTROM, in ballaft; ar-
rived alfo from St. Übes, tor Sweden, Johanna, AN.
BERSON, and the Nicholas Adolph, HOLM LAND, with
fall, and failed with the fame convoy.

GRAVIISEND, OCTOBKR 16.--Paffed by, the Argo. Burdon,
from New South Wales ; the Union, Wilbourne, from U'exford ;
the Am.& Maria, Hutton, from Stockholm ; the Either, Brittow,
and the Rialto, Bacon, from Copenhagen. Sailed the Cambria,
Peate, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and the Simon Tayler, Meeke,
for Jamaica.