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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22.

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Y. .
esterday we notited the arrival of Paris Papers to
'the 16th instant. They contained, as we then stated,
Oeimportant fait of BONAPARTE'S arrival in person in,
the vicinity of Wilda, on the 29th of NoVeinhers;
*rat he has since reached Wilna in safety we think
there cannot be a doubt. We are not dispOsed, with
'meta Of our contemporaries, to regard these state-
:ol fabrications;enikas
Swishes have bear, and however strong the probabi.
sties against the persOnal escape of the Tyrant, we
have a.lw4t thought it best to repress the public er-
itectations on the subject. We must confess, that
Vie ma
cautious nlie in which r the whole of the Paris
. .. •.
articles are drawn utl, is stif6Cieatto puizle the most
istaCious politician.
There is a most hbOured attempt to remove Ai
'gyp relierisions in pe minds of the inhabitants Of
'ranee, as to the safety of the army in the North..—
If W are 'to believe their 'statements, 'BONiPARTE is
'roving quietly Pinter quarters at the head of an - 4
XIXONA, -§ovEMtall.
'maltase armi, and the only, part of' his foite which i " , •
suffers axethe cavairy and artillery horse. Kind '- " Th! T 1
' . emy has treacly weakened his line, and
Pouhl iheie demi-ofeial narraters humanel With, it is
positively so., that Sucher has been Obliged to
y
holdfrnin die 'gre at Frenkh 'nation, the piatire of the ! send reinforcements to •Artagon."
.calsethities which havebefallen so'ltrany cif theirTellow ; ."
AMA I% 10.44,11.M8Ek It.
creatures. 'Nay, Until this moment, ale whole world I " girchet
,continues bis dispositions for retreating,
has been deceird as to the rig Ours of a Rutsian'ivin- but he endeavenre 'to leave us eternal proofs of his
iet—lit I
has. 4been, according to the trench state. luandliwil."
a. ALICANT, NOV. 12.
rents, Vropitions to the great iliny in its retreat,
" Eve y effort of the 'enemy ha's been directed to
tad at Dantzic, Warsaw, 'Mini; and •Grctdnci, .OS
• d poWerful reinfor,eethents to Suthet. A division
imtnYt Se Magaiines are formed for the subsis.
of 'kom 6to 7000 Men, 'which occupied 'the banks of
tence of the army duringwinter. Then we are --.
led across the Atlantic by the inime juggler;
elude
Lobrieat, .it appears bad no other object than 213
. • .)
elude the vigilance of thetchiefs Baron de Erolesand
and the friends of the Great NAPOLEON are in- '
Manso who, with thgrtespective divisions, waereob-.
lOrmed that his Brother 'fiend, Mr. Jame,. IN MA- ' .'
serving them, and by as Able manceuvreoo open to
sc4, is triumphant, and 'carries all before him!— • , .
'themselves a passage to Valeaial either by the high :
His war with England is to become a national• . ,• • .• • .
. . road or by the coasts of Garrat—but perceiving that ;
one ! Admirable sophistry !—.But it cannot hide : ;
they were likely to be surrounded Nip those active and
the agony under which the Great Emperor And : ~
expert parties, they retreated hastily to the capital,
his friends are writhing. The Grand Army, about .-
rording the Lobregat it to the middle in water.
which so mlich fuss is made, is gone, lost, a.:mi- ,
i " There has lately been taken in Villa Franca the
Mated ! and that which we have frequently pre- : .
dieted his happened. DONAPAitTE has escaped to
bearer ofletter from Sachet to Decaen, diteeting
"Ii
k,m t . a°
send to him
greatest
,reinforcements he
Wilna in person ; but it has been with an escort per- ~1°
baps consisting of I few troopers only. Let us see could raise upon the whole coast.'
how this was effected. On the ‘'ith of November he HEAD;QUARTaRs OF THE 4TI. A p I ilaY IIeARTItS•
NOVE6I22R 24.
was At t,;rissow : on the 2&h he was at Zatinin (or u
.
, re.
thin), a distance of only five miles ; but on the: "The 2d division has left this place, and the
29th he was '(wonderful to relate!) at Moldescheno mai•nder are to march." , . • .
Voi hfOldellino), on the high read from Minsk to i . • 4, SORIA, povEmiEit 16. .
Vir “ The brave Duran has just destroyed a column of

It is also said, that the army from Alicant
marching against Valencia."

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" Nov. 29.—1 n the brilliant action of Mina, on the
15th ult. between Zirangi an'dMinerh, accotding to
his own dispatch, the enema', sustained a loss of 1460
men, among whom were 29 officers, and the Colo-
nel of the 105th 'regiment, killed thereihad enteeed
ilampelima 639. Wounded. Mina tcok one cannon, 25
horses, and 18. chests of muskets—his lo'ss was t*ienty-
seven killed aud 81 'a ounded. It is said that t'le in-
truder Joseph was lately in Salamanca."

" CADIZ, NOt'EMBER 43.
They write from Alicant, under date of the 9th,
that Lord William Bentinck had artli,ed there *Boni
ticily."

Ana. He must have tiavellcd, therefore, about
120 miles in tWenty-four hours, being five miles an
Eon: I In plain English, at Zabnin he found him-
ielf to begirt and encompissed by the RUssian armies,
that be took the resolution of galloping off, and by
the help of good horses, and with a small ecort
equally well mounted, he must have reached Molde-
schen°. We are amply borne out in our view of the
subject by the Paris Papers.
A Polish Officer, we are mid, arrived at Wilna on
the Ist—he left the Erni:ear in perfect health at Za-
bnin on the 28th. It is true that General VANDEDEN
also arrived at Wilna, leaving the Read-quarters of
the Emperor at Zabnin on the '29th—but nothing is
Skid of the Emperor personally—mark this.-Lin nett
Ciwe are told that the King of NAPLES and the
Viceroy are in good health. Why is the august NJ'
POLEON'S name omitted, about whose health all man-
kind are so solicitous ! The fact is, he was not at Za-
bnin on the 291.14 but at Moldescbeno, from which,
we have no doubt, he proceeded instantly to Wilna.
—How he escaped through Minsk, and eluded the
vigilance of his numerous pursuers, remains to be
seen. We are told that there was an affair on the
26th with the advanced guard of TSITCHAGOFF'S
army, which terminated successfully for the French.
• May not this have been a desperate and sanguinary
conflict, in which the last remnant of the Frisch
army, with Bowman, was annihilated

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Vandals, between liewara and Caiinena, killing and
wounding 250 of them, and taking twenty prisoners,
several horses, six waggons; and other effects."
" MADkID; NOVEMBER it.
.61 It appears certain, that Caffarelli has marched
towards Viittoria with a corps, according to some, of,
1:10,000 infantry and 4000 horse. It is also asserted,
1 that the Cade of Bilrgos has been dismantled."
. , . MADRID, NOVEMBER 25.
a On the 12th init. the enemy remained in Valen-
cia, demolishing the fortifications, levying contribu-
tions, removing the hospitals, and making such &is-
, pb.',.itions a's are usual on the ere of evacuating a town.
i The army Of Elio, and a part of that commanded by
11 the Burke del Parqde, are at preient in Albacetes ;
and that of Alicaht, greatly reinforced in taticit
,g They 4iiite from Sofia, of the date of the 20th,
that the Nthilititines have had a glorious ienconite
in the distriil bf Caritietra (kingdoni Ariagon), lit
Iwhich the enemy lost abilut SOO men.
i" Several persons lately arrived from Bayonne is-
sett, that no reinforcements have been for a lour
' ' time received; and that the army of Ciffarelli, whibh
4 went to the relief bf Burgos, is composed entirely of
imitl
II the relics of that of Mernient, and the garrisons col-
I /Jetted from different places iti Castile, Rielly 1
; liscay, leaving several points absoliately unprotected.