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that he had sttrtounded that chy with his troops, to
cut bff all communication With it. Count Steinheil
has tent MajcrZettetal llowaisicy's2bd Kachowskes
detachments to strengthen Count Platoff. - •
Ig JAN. 2h General Miloradowitsch's vangesatvl
hived on the 19th instant at Radtilaw ; and
on the 20th instant at the town of Maloi-Plotz.--
Adjutant - General Wassiltschekoff's detachment
Marches on Mengenin, to join itself with the afore-
said vanguard. On the night of the 19th, the Aus-
trians surrendered the towns of Smadowa and Nowa-
grodek. General Frolich still remained at Ostro-
lenko, but was making preparations to retire on
Pultusk. General Regnier, who has with him 6000
Saxons, 2000 Poles, and 1500 French, has not yet
left Okuniew. Lieutenant-General Prince Wolkonsky
is arrived at Brest Lilowsky, and has taken the corn.
viand of his corps.
" On the 23d of January the Head-quarters were
at Johansburg.


1g JANUARY 24.—General Milaradowitseh's ♦an-
guard is marching on Chowdick. The Austrians re-
tire at all points, at the approach of our troops.
" JANUARY 25.—General Baron Winzingerode's
van guard is marched into Chorscbi, and his Cossacks
into Cheruanti and Baranoff. Small parties are sent
even as far as Prastuitz.

" JANUARY 26.—Admiral Tschitschagoff reports,
under the 23d January, that Major General Count
Woronzow has taken possession of the town of Brom-
bug, where hejound considerable magazines. Ge-
neral Miloradowitch's van guard arrived on the 25th
at the town of Drosdowo. Adjutant General Was-

siltschkow is at Lomzo, and Count Pahlen at
Sewa. Our detached parties have even pushed for-
ward to Jraslnitz. On their approach the Austrians
retired from that place, as well as from Osbrolenka,
and directed their march towards Pultusk.
" JANUARY 27.—The Head-quarters have been

shifted to the town of Willenberg. A detachment
sent by Count Woronzow has taken the Prince of,
Neufchatel's Adjutant, Captain Lupal, prisoner.
" Marshal Davoust left Thorn on the 21st inst.
with the remains of the Ist and Bth Corps, and re-
tired towards Posen. He was relieved from garri-
soning that fortress by the Bavarian troops which
came from Polotsk. In consequence of this move.
Went, Admiral Tscbitschagow, who was marching
on Liebau, was ordered to approach Thorn to ob-
serve that fortress, and cover the magazines at Brom-
berg. Count Platoff, on the 24th January, had his
head-quarters in the town of Lebiau, a shott distance
from Dantzick, and had drawn a cordon of light
troops round that City. He has several foraging
parties towards the River Oder.

" On the 20th, General Miloradowitsch entered

the town of Prastnitz, and was received by the inha-
bitants with shouts of joy. According to the in-
formation we have received, the inhabitants of War-
saw were equally warm in their wishes for the arrival
of the Russian troops, since their having been in-
formed of the generous and mild conduct of out
brave soldiers."

ANOTHER GOTTENBURGH MAIL
Has arrived, and brings the following articles of in
telligence:

" GOTTEN BURGH, FEB. 20.

An Austrian Courier, how Vienna, in 15 days,
is just arrived, and proceeds to England by first
Packet.

" By a Gentleman who arrived this morning from
Copenhagen, we are informed, that many letters hau
been received in that city, previous to his departure,
from Germany, stating, that Warsaw had capitu-
lated to the Russians.

The Danish Government have called in all let
tors of marque for privateering ; and, it is said, the
brigs are to be .dismantled in Norway. The few
French privateers in Danish ports are to proceed out,
but not to return again, nor bring in any prizes to Da-
tis!: ports."

This morning we received Lisbon Papers to the
.?..td February, but their contents are unimportant.—
rhey repeat the report of King Jo.,:ertes departure
for Frant-e, but no military movements of any conse-
quence are mentioned.

Dispatches were received this morning from the
Marquis of WELLINGTOR, dated at Frenada, on the
I7kh ultimo. They contain no intelligence of
tame.

Private letters from Bourdeaux, received in Town'
6is morning, mention, that Mr. LEE, the American
Consul at Bourdeaux, has been called upon to suc-
ceed .)ovi. BAnLow at Paris; but he has refused to
have Bourdeaux until he has orders from his own
Government. The people in Bourdeaux now speak
very freely against BONAPARTE.

•fslew•York Papers, to the 30th of January, have
been received, containing intelligence from Wash-
ington to the 24th of that month. On the 20th, a
confidential message was received from the President,
npon which a discussion, with closed doors, took place.
This message was accompanied with voluminous do-
cuments., and was generally believed to relate to the
negotiation with France, which, it was rumoured,
had taken an unfavourable, turn. In compliance
‘ciLh a resolution of the Senate, a document had been
laid before them establishing, as is pretended, the
fact, that the number of foreign seamen, of all nations,
naturalized in the United States since the year 1796,
amounted only to 1520..---A British- squadron, of two
'l4's, a frigate, and a brig, was cruigiog off Cape May.