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London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

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WlLibt., DitoiMtlit 17. I
At. length , the fate.of our city isihappily decided.
In the course'of less than half a year has this second
chate taken piacv,irt our sitnatind, and we now see
tht'essaglid&iference bet Ween the two Governments
.
.thus ofthebenevolent Russians, and that of the
'violent and oppresive French. But what is now the ,
acing cosidition of the latter ? With what pride aad
arrogance &d they arrive here ! And now, changed,
id& pile and-trernhling shadows, they fly in feat-fig;
clegain, stlircessing away their arms and all the
tneniurepeei hod lallagied lq their plandering.
.tbitirbolly flibitt Our city has escaped the lamentab
falirsinish:hantefallen so Many others` Thanks to
31 izakilliatiot,,,and praise to the brave Russian.'
ull 14it At Two iitthe afternoon, the ituards:
stostectiAn . :command of is Imperial High.
smiths Caarewite.h and Grand Duke. They defiled,
viiiksoesic playing, before the Commander as Chief
Of the armies, General Field Marshal "PribeeGok-
**hew Kutusoff of Smblensk : jpjful hutrahe re-
soifnand on every side ; the concourse of people nts
extraordinary, and the countenances of all were eit-
pressive.of the sincerest pleasure and satisfactian.--'
kerne thousands of prisoners a erebbrought in on this
evening the Opera tetra Pan (tick
was performed at'the Theatre.
the piece, which the ConitniW
ith his preseneei.4?as distingtiishtli
the gratitude Or the friftahltantsiof i
the illustrious Hero Who bad deli!'
'ie enemy. On the stage was his- j
it.pktlire,.with the Portrait bf the
irslitl ; add the -insetiptfonit.TO
Covntry." Above Wa an eagle
With the name of •the Emperni.
!erns which were sung on this oc-
:d with. the loudest applause.
His Imperial Majesq, on his ar.:
Las been pieased to apPoint General
prince Golenishtschew Kutusoff. of
_ , o!lt of. the First Class,and Grand
Military Order of St. George the Martyr,
'lt Vii' iry.
Emperor was met 70 wersts from
sage of Michali schek, by the Field-
iwa Dobrowolskij, and at the List
, at 'the village Jaswa, by Colonel,
nth a regiment of Cossacks, amid
ttiOns of a great corcourse of people,
from every quarter, and who oc,
~. co tlii; city. At the same station, the
Ikiegation at W,lna had likewise the hap.
!leoining his Majesty, with bread and salt,
of—" Long live the great Monarch,
rwst." On entering the city itself,
received by Major General Stawra-
..enant .Gei e al Oertel ; and at the
General Field Marshal, by the whole
Ifficeri. In the evening the city was

sting, as being Ms Majesty's birth-
deased to attend the parade of the
• returning to the palace, he received
is of the Military and Civil Officers.
:y went to the church to hear the
town-corps of this city, with their
(ore the palace.; and when the co-
lyful hurrah ensued. The dinner-
ly was on this solemn day laid at
ieid-Marshal General, with whom
Ljesty to spend the evening. Whilst
firing, during the dinner-time, joyful
hurrahs intermingled with the
illery throughout the city. The in-
:d each other, as in the holy Easter
expressed their heartfelt joy.
this general solemnity was concluded
inations.

~ before the close of the pio,ce, a
of his Majesty was placed in view,
happy people, singing solemn songs
expressed their grateful thanks tor
part of the country. "
DECEMBER n, (21;.)
ivate intelligence from Sweden, we
a thorough breach has taken place
try and France, and that in conse-
Ambassador, Cadre, had received
'eden.

.., DECEMBER 10, (22.)
cers received here, vie are informed,
-Ice of Napoleon's abandoriing the
ind of his hasty flight from Russia,
itself through all Get many, and filled
the pleasing hope of soon seeing an
ies of Euiope. At Vienna, as me
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oral inhabitants had, of their own
ced their houses, and celebrated with
the Russian arms.
Papers have been filled with reite-
of the great preparations every
Ince the beginning of November, Per
Napoleon's Coronation. But he
that day (the 2d December, New

different manner to his usual c us-
gl eat fear, despair, and disquietude,
lace to another, in .various •tnd 'in-
tents, to disguise himself *from the

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. Indust* Titiltdnienti Vaet.titthllt despon.
which depsessed the inhabitants, and trade and
- havt'reibeeied new lifeliitilitst-Itik
''!'II.46SCOW, DEC. itAi76. ' •I'? i"'' .
ThentlitkEWMitbitenti ieho as* Aidrae4 iivi
:shiteinceesisirsfecen day to do* ,Sealethouses are al-1
Soon eigiiely evolved, and: these iasso . place capable
' ei furnishing recent for a residence that is not men- '
pied. Trade and' manufactures revile in an eitraor-
dioary mitosis? i 2506 shops are already built ; and
the nierkevelike is every day throngedwith a prodi-
. .
gams number of buyers and sellers.:.: . •
On the 13th instant, his eminence Augustin Bishop
of Dmitrow,-and Vicar of this metrppolis, consecrat-
ed to the protection and intercession of the Virgin
.Mary, the lower Church of the Cathedral, where the
relicts of Wassilji, the righteous repose, and with' t
the whole subprisof the Kimy.. .At the eo'nrnence-
ment of this religious procession, a prayer was said
at the place p{,,' public. execution, from which the pro.
cession passedfo'tfieibOe-tnentioned suburb. The
concourse of pet* on thitivccaiion was extraordi-
nary. Processionirvirrei.Ulade; as ,his Majesty the Ens.:,
perm had directed, for the purification ofthechurches
throughout the Whole city.. . c •.1
• ' • . .' - - TULA. DEC.I4.
!- Ltw'patitietof •Fttrich prisoner 4 Still eiestinue hs-'
cessan4fte be brought in here. They are .ail
,pro.
vides', wish
~doper clothing, and sow o nf.thent.aee,
I.2ossessealtdifferent articles and( ne,;.ol,wh‘ch ,p e,
Convincing proof of the exemplary bunsluiityi.uid dis.:.
interestedness of their conquerors.
BERLIN,, JANUARY 2.
On the 3d of December, the French army 'ekes
joined by 20000 .freshtroops near Mtlosczne. .- i'.
•" ' - ' POSetst, DECEMBER ea. - " •"':- c 4
'After the *rrWil of a courier,-in the night betsvtien'
I the. 16th and 17th, -four corps of French troops were:
, announcest as coming to l'Onigsberg, Islarienbuigs!
ii bilarienwerdely and Thern„;l.which were stated by.
ICo Darer,
unt as co4sisAigif 6r25. odd men end); and
for whom 5{300 'ruddily, and 25,000-portions, were
bespoke at every stake. At are same time the mili-
tary effects, removing from Konigsberg to Gran.
dentz, arrived here ; and every preparatiork wise-
made for receiving, these troops, of whom. eie-wesp'
told 6, that they were going to take another posiirdt,
and to quit the States of the King of Prussia.!' thiV
information was dated the 14th inst. iron; Stallip.
shin ; but at ten o'slock,, on the 17th, • a courier- Tr-
rived, who brought the inforteation of an :.Tair,
having taken place at Kowno on the 15th, in which
the remainder of the army announced to come here,
was beaten, the magazines, at -Koran) were set on'
fire, and that the want of provisions and the cold,
was the sole cause of the army's dispersion ; and that
it would no longer obey any orders.
ii This intelligence was confirmed on the 18th, by a
traveller passing through here from the army. Bas-'
sano arrived singly in a sledge at Konigsberg; and
fugitive Generals, Adjutants, and Officers, are hourly
passing through this place with courier horses. The
last cavalry corps, formed of officers on the retreats
arid consisting of 600 horse, is said to have eitissed,
only two days, and at present merely the War". di,
keep together. ,
'1 he troops announced wilt .consequeatly ofttliii:
rive here ; and we are apprehensive that the main
Prussian corps is surrounded, as it did not receive
orders to retreat until the 14th inst. Many exagge-
rated reports are spread about,—such as Victor's
having capitulated with. 24,000 men; and that the
King of Naples arrived at Tilsit on horseback, all
alone, and prevented the town from being burnt.—
Our Lithuanian country stud-horses will arrive in
four days, as will likewise our depots of cavalry,
which are in East Friesland. They talk, likewise, of
a Proclamation, which the victorious Russian army
carries with it, and distributes. The want of water
was so great at head-quartets, that they filtrated the
finest Bourdeaux wine so long, till it lost both taste
and colour, and appeared like the clearest water.—
Constantine had been among the nations Of the Cos-
sacks, and had not only confirmed but extended their
privileges ; so that several of them are to have seats
and votes in the Senate. That, in return, this nation'
has granted another levy of 40,000 men, and these to
'be fully equipped. Dombrousky is lying, wounded,
at his estate not far from hence. Poniatowsky is,
wounded in the knee by the fall of his horse, which
was killed under him. Courier horses are kept here
in readiness for him : he must escape.—Of •the in,
I cognito passengerc who have passed through here,
the following have been recognized : Berthier, Du-'I
roe, Lefeere, Murat, and the Archbishop of Mechlin.
The departure of this last gave the signal for a gene-
ral flight at Warsaw : all- the treasury is here, and I
next week the whole Council of State will arrive here...l
—The French army is now totally dispersed and
destroyed. The common soldiers were deserted by
their officers, si ho merely sought to save themselves.
Generals, and other officers, are daily arriving here.
There latelypassed through here 150 sledges, with
viddles, and 150 men, being the remains of a division
of cavalry, who are to procure horses in Silesia. The
loss of the allied army, up to this date, is estimated
at 1105 cannon, their whole cavalry and baggage,
and 1300,000 men.

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Yesterday a young woman was cometted from
the Mansion House, charged with having defrauded
a number of Bankers, by means of forged letters. A
Jew seas committed for having in his possession £2l
in counterfeit shillings, all of one make.
Jchanwilt at' lult was yesterday committed from
:Marlborough-street Mice. cbarged with stealing a
quantity of atp.aril and silver plate, from a gentle-
mares house,- in Wigmore.street. The prisoner had
gainpd access into the kitchen under pfetence of fore-
telling future event:, and bad bereaved the above pro.
petty Lon' an ignorant country gitiby way of charm !

A few nights since, abtnt eleven o'clock, as Mr.
Isaacs, of Russell-street, Covent-garden, UtAs passing.
along Oxford-strcrt, nearly opposite Hanway-yard,
he was met by a gang cf four 41 five robbers; who
suddenly knocked him down with a bludgeon, and'
beat him on his head so as to render him aimost
raniiseltss. They robbed him of a gold watch, chain,
and two seals. Some gentlemen coming up, the vil-
lains ran off, and made their escape.
A flaw evenings since' some villaini found means
Weider. . the house of Mrs. M. Moy, in Clarendon.
street; Sc tile's tee7l4-and'itole plate and jewels to a
cowlic:able amount. •

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liotne tiso,teinnds pr
, -eta Vle ever
is74lAsit):..oriT) wa
fsclron the
IP lel-honoured with
. by an expression of tin
this city,towards the
vie red them from tite e
played a trariiplewttU
Itictisrio,us Field-Marta
thr befiverer of. hit C
holding ' a scroll, wit
Alexander. The ver:
Casion, Were received
DECEMBER
timid in ;his city, has I
Field Marshal Print
Smolensk, a *night
Cross of the Military
and Bringer:bi- 1,14. tr
His Majesty the En
this city, at the villas
post Inspector, Doliw
minim from hence, a
Tschernosubow, end
the ju*Solacclanuktiol
whacked arrived frc
tampanied him to thi
i Jewish Congregation
•
plisess of vielcothing 1
*mid the shouts of—
'Alexander. the First.
. his Majesty was me
, how, and ..Lieutenat
Felice of the Getter
• of the General Offici
illuminated.
' Early this morning
say; he was please
Guards; and after ret
the congratulations c
When his Majesty
holy Liturgy, the to
tolours, stood before
lours saluted, a joys
, table for his Majesty
the house if the Fiel
h pleased his Majest:
the cannon were arin
jidlamations and
t thunder of the artille:
habitants embraced
Feast, and loudly cxi
In the evening this
with several illumine
In the Theatre,.
transparent picture o
before' which the hap
pith great feeling, es
the-411nm of this p
ri; ;
ADO, la
A 7 authentic to' rirs
sitetpatormed, that a
hetWeen that country
quence the French A
orders to quit Swede:
RIGA, I
Tily private letters
that the itnelligence
city of Moscow, and
hid soon spread itself
;,-every breast with the
god, to the miseries
are informed, severe
Ilccord, illuminated I
joy the success of the
! • All the French P.
rated descriptions o
where making, since
the-celebration of I
himself celebrated tt
'Style) in a widely d
tom; namely, in we
from ,One plat
wise festal habilimet
i:wetting money.
•
Mti
The country abut
.the enemy. Our ci
c.epting tne church
• .turned into magaiit
we will be silent On
pressii. Gon be tha
vinery ; akd with
pod Goiernment,
int have undt 'gone
.hemsels es i
vith them all Ve
Aketf,W Id*. these ti
which'
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