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VIM as tiiattei-of fa•ottry net-of right, to basil*.
flume. That was is point tb be tonsidered afterwards.
A PRO/MI*7OR itiggested an earlier hour of me*6ng.
Alderman Align wished to know, whether the
Directors could find an oppeetunity, before the next
meeting, for a conference with Ministers, before the
Court should be driven to the serious resolutions they
might feel it their duty to adopt ; and whether the'
subject could not be considered a little farther ? - 1
Sir li. Nous said, that situated as he was it was
impossible for him to give a satisfactory answer. The
Directors had appealed from Ministers to that Court.
The last communication with Ministers was meant
for the Court of Proprietors, who must decide. This
did not preclude Ministers, as the Directors were at
all times ready to obey theii summons, and to agree
to every thing that was consistent with the Com-
panr's interests, and the safety of the country—(Near.)
'the nur.inn of adjournment to Tuesday next, at
eleven o'clock, was then put and carried unanimously.
Adjourned.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY ' 18

~MIE.,,

The Gottenbuigh Mail, which arrived yesterday,
brought a variety of reports of a most promising
nature—none of them, however, .although highly pro•
bable, are as yet officially confirmed. Lord CATH.
CART% dispatches, a Bulletin taken from which, is
subjoined, contains, as westated yesterday in a Second
Edition, no military intelligence ; but Count Litwin:,
the Russian Ambassador, has been furnished with
details from the army of a week later in date. These
aie reported to state, that the Emperor ALEXANDER
had entered Konigsberg, where he was received with
loud acclamations.

We cannot give credit to the report, that MURAT
is collecting some scattered divisions to give battle
on the Banks of the Vistula, without cavalry or artil.
lery. He is a better soldier. The next report from
the Lieutenant-General of the a Grand Army" will
be dated from Berlin or Dresden. It is highly ridi-
culous to suppose that the siege of Dantzick will re-
tard the career of the victorious Russian army a
single hour ; besides, the garrison of this place is of
a most deplorable description. ,It is entirely com-
posed of Calabrese and Italians, unable to stand the
rigours of a Northern winter.

None of the Russian 'victories, glorious and deci-
sive as they have been, are calculated to give so
much delight to the real friends of mankind as the
burn of popular feeling which they have excited
throughout the North of Europe. Every where the
populace are loud in their execration of French ty-
ranny and oppression ; and every where the glorious
flame of liberty and independence is ready to burst
forth..

The conduct of the inhabitants of Berlin, at the
Theatre, is a strong manifestAion of the spit it by
which ;he great mass of population under BONA.
PARTIeS dominion will be actuated, the instant hib
reverses are made known to them.
" Son Empire est cletrult, si l'homme est reconnu!"

The most interesting advices are those from Wilna.
Sir Roßaar WILSON states, that after the interment
of his lamented friend, Lord TYRCONNEL, he intends
proceeding immediately to Grodno, and thence, in
all probability, to Warsaw. Sir ROBERT continued
to enjoy very good health, notwithstanding the inten
sity of the cold, and the pestilential air of Wilna ;
and he had obtained, as a favour from the EMPEROR,
the release of Monsieur Descsmerres, the celebrated
French physician. Among others who had lately
joined the Russian army,..ivere Colonel O'DoNNELL,
brother of the Regent, and fourteen other Spanish
Officers ; they were received and treated by the EM-
PEROR with great distinction.

The Emperor ALEXANDER has conferred additional
marks of distinction upon all his Generals, with the
exception of TCHiCHAGOFF. . PLATOPF (like KUTU-
sorF) has been made a Prince of the Empire ; and
WirrostlsTtuf, who had no fortune but his sword,
has been presented with an estate. The General,
whose name has been omitted in the list of promo-
tions, is accused, unjustly we hope, of having, through,
negligence, permitted BONAPARTE to make his escape.
It is said, that after the affair of Krasnoi, TCHICHR-
GOFF might have secured the Emperor's person with
little difficulty.

In our last page, abundance of interesting extracts
from the Gottenbdrgh Papers will be found. The
following is the Bulletin issued by Government
yesterday, of Lord CATHCART'S dispatches, which
we repeat for the benefit of such Readers as did not
receive our Second Edition :