Star.
London, England, 1806-12-29 00:00:00

,EBFONDENT OF THE

tostw.

(Frew the Telegraph .l'els.lpetper. pals( yhed is Pefin.)
Derides the Authorities already mentioned who were
appointed to compote the Deputations to his Majefly
the Emperor, Mr. Prefident Breig, attended on the
part of the Chamber of Finance, and (poke an ad-
drefs in the French larguage ; (overnor Krzyanow-
lk L at the head of the Adminiftration, afterwards
delivered an Oratinn in the Latin language. In the
midi/ of them M. Kotecki appeared, and his adfrefs
was delivered in Latin attn. In the anfwer to every
one of them his Majefly allured them that France
never wifhed for the petition of Poland • that his
Majelly himfelf had never determined on filch g
patitioo, beeaufe he found it to be the interet of
France and all Europe, that fo refpeetable a natiod
!hoed not be deprived of its rank among the
Northern Slates ; nay more, he war refolved it (hoed
again appear in its former glory and power.
After his bisielly had communicated this afforanee
Co grateful to the Poles, he declared how neceffary
it was in the precut Rate of things for the nation to
become an armed power. Exchifively of what we
tranfcribed in a former number verbatim from the Im-
perial anfwer to the Deputations, we mull here fob-
jnio the following remarkable paffages. " The
Princes, the Nobles. and the Inhabitants," laid the
Emperor, " malt devote their thoughts, and noire
their endeavours to accomplifh one objet alone—that
of the general defence. Wonderful are the difpen-
Illations of PitoviDeaca towards than; after having
annihilated the power of PrufEa, by vidtories incredi-
bly rapid, and by the force of my arms, I find my-
fell in the Jesidft of them, and I (ball announce to
them in Warfaw, that independence which from dais
moment (hall remain inviolable. I will again relore
the politico( eaifteace of their nation; but as they
will upon this occeina racquire great advantage
from there changes, they Muft flew themfelves wor•
arty of my refolution in their favour. If the blood
a 'life brave old Poles nal flows in their veins, every
one of-them will arm ;..—be it then their aim to be
*wand ttt be a nation, or to die ! Their fate- in
stow hands; F expetl they will convince Me
of their brivery arid fpint. Let me fee the knits of
thsir aeal ; I want not words or affurances. Let me
fee the legions and cohorts of a refitetable army
fighting by the fide of my foldiets I"
PoSat, DECEMBER r.
On the nth of November, at eleven o'elitek, the
invincible Napoleon rode through part of this city,
.ccontpanied by ;Piet-that Beßieres. Elmira, fur-
rounded by the Polifla • 'ids of honour, one' Manta.

gusto.
luke, and a few grenadiers of the French guards.
On the 3oth of November his Majelly virned the
sell of the city, furrounded by his guards. His Ma.
jelly gives the Pobib nation a molt remarkable proof
of his confidence, when we fee him furrounded by a
guard chofen from among mons Poles of the highs*
rank.
On the agth and 3oth of November fevesal Polifb
ladies of rank were weaned to his Majefty by Gel
naval Dombrowfki, and admitted to an audierree.
On Saturday evening a courier arrived here frost
the Archduke of Dug. He brought the intelligence-
that the French army had entered Warf.iw, and that.
the inhabitants had cordially received it. flio,Ex-
ceileatty M. Von Wibicki immediately let out for:
Warfaw,!in the night between Saturday and Sunday;
ih6geki with very important difpatabes from Zia
Idajefty the Emperor. A few days Ego Marflol
Ney's corps of the grand army paired through here;
at 'hi. moment the corps of M artha' Soult marib•

in -eff from hence.
he Woywode Radziminfki has Mind a proclama,
*ion for a general defence of the country. The pea-
fent inhabitants of the woYwode(hiP (he CaP) are t°
appear, on the syth cal • December, at their chief
town ; and the Knighthood, or higher clefs. is to
;actable immediately at Lowickz. From thence
they are to proceed ygyirds Warfaw, under the
cortstorrnd orGeneral Dinikrowfki, there to waittlbe
father commands of Ms-Majelly the Emperor of the
French and .King of -Italy.
Some male.and female Polifb patriots bare pre-
Anted too,ooo,Come t goo°, and tome. t 2,000 Rot ins,
as a free contribution to their country.
Dsc. a.—The Emperor Napoleon, (non after his
arrival here, gave a folernn audience to the following
depntations t—To the Senate, in the name of which
the Seaatcr Radzinfky delivered a very neat fpeeeli,
In.l.atin. M. de Sokeloick4 (poke in the names of
the Nobleffi4 alto is Latin. The Archbilhop of
Gnefin delivered a Cpeech in French in the name of ;
the Clergy'; as 'did alto M. de Breaa, Ptelident of
the Chamber, After him Couches Were delivered by
the Prefident of the -Regency, and ladly by the Pre-
fident of the City
• His Majefly replied from his Throne to all there
fpeeches in the molt affable manner. The EmpeVor
laid. among other things, to the Deputation of the
Senate—"t Mullri. us I.,,rds, (hew yourftives worthy
of ).,,ur anecdotic. They commanded the Princes of
Branderborgh '; Norco* was in their power t they
conquered Widdin, and delivered every where the
whele Cbridian World from the yoke of the Turks.
I am perfealy faiisfied with all that I have fan of
you hidterte.. as well as with she reports of my Ge.
petal'. I will proclaim your independence at War-
law."
I)4c. 3.—Our Grzette contains the following
Proclamation :
" Ey command of hl% Excellency the General of Divifion, Dcort
fitment*, Knight of the Oland Order of that Legion of Honour,
and C.ominerider of the Royal Order of the Iron Crown. Te is
: ruby Intimated on the part of the French Imperial Was and
uauce Chamber, to all tax and impost gatherers In the count 6, as
WIG to all Police Magittrates in the elites, that they are to Wee
all prlfeners of war, defertm, and vagabonds of all deferiptiots,
rO:ef or other., and Citlk them to be tranfported under a Eton
efeetet, and at the palatal rick of the fail Macifirates, Itc to the
mum* appeiotal pram of affernbUng for the Puha isvies, viz Rota.
Gnefen,and !Soften ; the Pr uffiani and other !loftier.
cis however, are to be tranfported to Frangort on the Oder, or to
Caltrin. A. this command requires tile wince riablicity, we
hereby ordain that it !hall be immediately printed and pvbeftwd is
all cities and churches, ..d al's Mitt- public gazettes.
By order of Usc Femsnimperial War &Ed Finaficc Chamber,
(Skald) " nun.. ,
" Tam, Nov. s 6, act."

An Invetial decree hat appeared bent to the fol•
loainr purport:
From the ?Imperial head toasters !Orden, Dee. a.
We. Napoleon, 4mperor of France and Kiss of Italy, have or.
Joined, and we do ordain as follows:
In the Maw St. Magdalene, of nor city of Paris. a mnonment
Roll be eroded. at the expenee of 9u: Imperial Tresfury, with
this infcription on the front of it—
.. The Emperor Napoleon to the Soldiers of the Grand Army."

In the interior of this monument than be engraved cn marble
tablets the names of all the iadividwils of the different divines*
of the army, and of the regiments Who were refuse at thcbattles
of Ulna, Aufteriltz, aid Jena; and upon tablets of pure gold
Cull be recorded the name. of thole warriors who fell in the shell
battles. Upon giver tablets hall be engraved the number of thole
who were furrifbed to the grand army by the departments, and
even by each fiugle department.
Upon every anuiverfary of the battles of Aufterlitz and Jena,
this edifice mall be dluminrted, and a concert glens therein, which
Cullbe preceded by an oration upon the twealliry virtues of a
fiddler, making honourable mention of dude who kid in the bar.
des of the& never-to-be forgotten daye. One month previous to
each annivagary, a prize fluff be given far the bolt maul wotk
on the meal-ton.
A geld medal, of zgo double Napoleon's &or mail be given to
the author of 'everymufical eampofftlon that is conlidered as de%
fencing of preferentie. It is especial,' forbidden to mention any
thing in the lean raveling the Emperdr, either In the orations oe
in the odes.
Our Minifter for the HtI4IIC Department will kamediately in-
the the arehlteEts to give in plans' iu order that the heft may be
chorea for the secomplighmetir of thii objedt. The CIMICC muff
not exceed three millions of franks. The foundation fluff be
laid on the tlt M May, aBo7, andthe whole muff be bulthed bev
fore the year 18e9.
A fund of ico,offo franks Roll be let aide for the yearly (op.
port of the building.
As loon u it Is anifhed,the Grand Council alone of the Legion
of Honour WE have the fupetinteudstice of it.
(Signal) NAPOLZON.
Yeflerday being the memorable sd of December,
the Prince Archbifhop of Gnefen, performed grand
mars in the Cathedral t the Prince of Neufchatel, the
Field hlarffials and General-, the whole Imperial
Court and the Polith Senators were prefent. The waft
being ended a 7i Dews was tong amidd the ringing
of bells and the difeharges of a hundred pieces of
cannon. Afterwards the Senators and Knighthood,
&c. proceeded to the Imperial chamber, in order to
teftify the deepeft reverence for his Majefty. In the
et/ening the whole city was illuminated. At fever
o'clock, I'. M. a ball commenced in the grand ball,
of the Theatre, to which the Field Marfhalk, Gene•
raft and Officers were invited, and his Majefiy ho-
noured them with his pretence. Upon die entrance
of the Emperor into the box, where a throne had been
ereaed, all the ladies tio..d up in a ciecli in the hall
and the gentlemen formed a rank behind them, while
the citizens' daughters drewed flowers along the deps
'
and paffages.

EXTRACT OF A LATTER FROM POSEN, NOR. 25. •
" General Dombrnwfki has this day received 'a
letter from Martha' Davouft. who informs biro that
he has had an affair with the Co(Licks. The lettm is,
in the following terms :
" A detachment of French cavalry was attakted
or. the 22d of this month by five or fix hundred.Cof•
lacks at Lnwkz. The combat continued from thetl
morning till the evening. The French .defendesl
themfelves bravely againft the Cr:4fmk', who. faiterell-
very confiderkble. Infs.' Many Polffli-lientlenign
came forward to cont. ibure to repalfe the enemy, and
one of thou. animated by his patriotic courage, kill-
ed fire Coil:mks, and remained dead on the field of
'battle.'
" General Milhaud attired at Lowiez on .thi sad
in the evening, with ton° hor(c, and bat le se frimei
.detachments beyond lAiries towards WMfavr,
ther the enemy have retired. .
"The French army is in full march for diet caps:
tal. The more it advancei the more it is co.stiluccd
that the Poles defer ve to recover the rank which they
formerly had among nations."
BER.LIN, DEC. 6.
The headquarters of his Ma fly the Emperor a
King are at prefent at Pofen, and the Pruffians, wftel
appeared in (mall numbers at Warfaw, mull have
repaffed the Villula. The news which have been cir.
culated, that thiTt ench,had experienced defeats, are
falfe and unfounded.

Dec. 9.—The patrage of troops Rill continues ;
that* bf the confederation (4 the Rhine, namely, of
Nam, Ufingen, Baden, Heffe Dermtladt, &c. have
arrived hire.
The 18,000 French of the army of the North, who
have Wen hitherto in Holland, have fet ous for
Poland. "

Dec. t t.—The fall news from Poland flues, that
the French have occupied Praga end Thorn, and
that the Ruffians are retiring by forced marches, in
order to avoid an engagement.
When his Proflian bbjelly lately declinesltatifys
ing the artbillice concluded at Berlin. it was, ,as is
flared in the Telegraph, and other newfpapersin this
city, under the pretext thit he was in the pcprer of
the Ruffians, implying that his refpfal was contrary
to his inclinations. But at the fame time that be
thus manifefted his Denial, it was well known, that
refpeaing Ruffin he had perfefi liberty to aft for him-
felf, and that General Benningfea, whom he aftced if
the Ruffians would follow the meafures that Pruffia
might adopt, had returned for anfwer, that as an
ally, he was quite at his difilothl.
Thus it is evident, that 4 was then in the King's
power to avail himfelf of the armiftice offered ro
him, which was not agreed to. CorreonJent, Dee. t 6.
The town of Halle has been fubjeaed to a contri-
bution of 34,912 :ix dollars, towards the expence of
the war.
By an order of the Superior College, the plate of
Mader of the Polifh Language will be abnlifbed At
the end of this year. This place has exilled fince the
reign of Frederic IL and paid by the King. '
Dac. sy.—The Ruffian army under General Ben-
ningfen has retired from the banks of the
Martha! Davoalt has moiled that river, and taken a
pofitl* on the other fide of Praga.
We, are confidently informed that Raffia has
declared war againft the Porte. The RofEati troops
have furrounded Choczim and Bender, have paired
the Dneifter, and ftretched themfelves as far as Jadry
—General Michelfon commands the Ruffian army in
Wallachia.
. General Oodinnt bas received orders from the Em.
peror to make a (elation of 14,000 of his Deft troops,
' who are intended for a lintel expeditinn.
D. 13.—The Telegraph contains the fnllowing
intelligence :
'4 Letters from Drcfden, of the 9th ;Otani, men•
that the.breaking up (diflocation) of the army. of
Ihriserisia.Theysbezan theirmovements in the latter
.pad of Ziovembai Lacy feparat44 law-duce CD-
• . ` • • .:al • ••P

Nmos. . The troops who were at the eitremitie
the frostiera. have marched through Konigs, Grats,•
Chrtrdim, Zwittau, and Muglira ; the regiment of
Linderunt, and the huffars of the Archduke Ferdi-
nand have taken the fame route.
" The Hungarian referve. confilling of the regi.
ments of Wukaffowich, Starry, Ginlay, Etterhaty,
the grenadiers, and the regiment orCzareocliky, sea
takenthe route of Czaflau, [glen, and Brunn. A very
fmall column has marched through 'labor sad Mit-
tingao s it chiefly confitls of the garriion of Vienna
and among others, of the Hulaw of the Archduke
Charles. and the hut Tar brigades of General Stutter-
/Kim. It is certain that the whole garrifoa of Vienna
has.again matched back."
Ever memorable will it be in the annals of hilkory
if the great Ruler of France &marl grant peace to the
Gtrman Princes from the ruin of the newly created
Polint Empire, a kingdom which has been Cu often
the feat of djkord. and the fiance of contention.
Our Governor General, Mike, is as coding:Lai-
cally received here as at Viesma,lak year.
As Ruffin has declared rtiapind the Porte, the
campaignibetween the French and.k tarmac Rua take
place in Turkey.

BAMBERO, DIG*. • •
The Gazette of this Cit, contains the following
article :

Head %tatters of Mat End Devoe, Salm°ln°, Nov. at.
We let out to-tnerrow. We !halt be if, a Giv days at Warfaw.
We have rentained here tome days in tht greaten tranquillity,
hoping to drawing the Ruffians to us, but as they do not come,
we omit go tether's
Dec. 4.—The Gazette of this City notes, that there
has been an infurreetion between Sievaalz and Ki-
lifch, and that thole two towns, and alto thole of
Kempen. Widawa, &c. are occupied by the infur-
gents, who have feized the royal chelts. The courfe
ut the polls for thole towns is entirety interrupted. :•
DECEMBER 7.—The following official documents
will throw lonic light upon the Iltuation of Pruffian.
Poland.
" Clartmburph, near Cecelia:l=u, Nov t 0
" To his Maley the King of Proffia-1 hereby humbly inform
year MaJetty, that aceorang to intelligence received here, the
French have already entered thin province in which an ilaturree-
tioo has alto broken out. the particulars of which ore to be Mond
io the original letter marked 1., from Colonel Neuman, theConx-
mandant of Cold, sad In another eomenutfication from' the PoR•
Office at realm, I have of count pet this forme& in a proper.'
Rate of defence. and called in the gartifm, in order to guard as
match as-peffibtr ;talon any forprlfe, I there're wait for further
orders from your Majelty, u to the manner in which I fhould aft
fir the fafety of the fortrefs anruitcho my cue, sod the treafury
at prdent &porn= In the cheer of Puffins.
(Signed) • '
COSEI. IN Sll.,fiffiAt b4ol7.ney. • •r• •
TO M. TOE MUNDT, COMMANDANT or THE TORETWESI
• Or EEINSTOCKAO.
• Sill—.-Atecordlng to difpatcher received from Count Hoyle,
Direftiog Mieffier of Nes. dated Ryanick,Novembee r 3, It ap-
pears that the coMmuMeation with Warfare can be no longer de•
pended upon, to confequence of the Infdrreetlon that hes broke o
wt. Hie Eseellincy..as far as I knew, is at prefent at Rebeniek,
to which place thecouriers.are fent. This moment, hewer*, I
learn:though it In not confirmed, that the French have entered
South Profile to tonfiderabie numbers. —l-111 Excellency bad to.
formed me, on' the 13th, thee be bad cfficial intelligence of the
French being at Paten, where they laid dlifolved all the Colleges.
and feepleftratedthe public money. More I cannot tall you. I .
tan only add, chit general Donebrowitt has called upon the peo•
pie lit South Pruffiaid rife. For the fatty of the communication
between this place and Czenfloekau, I cannot undertake. I that;
°nit take upon ate to femme the royal claell. as I cannot ,charge
myna( with any thing elfe, the plate befog already
(Signed) NEUMAN."

• DRESDEN, DEC. 5.
There is much dilquictoile here, in confequence of
the departure of the Aufhian Minhler, who quitted
Drefden yellerday.
BRUNSWICK, DEC. 5.
Our al renal is entirely empty. We have at pretext
with us, 300 troops belonging to the Gland Duke of
Berg. The palace of Prince Ferdinand, the garden
of Richmond, and the hotel of the Pages, have been
converted into barracks for dragoons. Our whole
town was illuminated on the ad; p honour of tile
anniverfary of the Coronation of the Emperor.
SAXONY, DEC. 4.
At Drefden and Leipfig all Englifh property has
been feized, and foals have been ppt on the poi-
fellions of the rich Lord Findlater, and on all, the
diets left by the Englifh Envoy. • •
It is animated, that during the [Awe of fir wirig.,
nn lefs than tso,oco men have paffid sbewogli.
Frankfort, on the Oder, which contains ontr66o
houfes, and ro,ooo inhabitants.
The Gazette of Laybach hates, that Count. Belle.
garde, with the Auarian expedition under his or•
den, has quitted the Me of Calamitta for Zapaoa.
The French troops who had left Dalmatia, are now
returning to that province.

FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, DEC. 9.
In the fnrtrefs of Glogau, whicKfurrendered after
a bombardment of few hours to the Wurtemburgh
troops, under General Vandamme, the French
found 200 pieces of cannon. The garrifon, co:1+01-
leg of 4000 men, are prifoners of war, and will be
fent to France.

The Court of. Vienna has permitted the ezperta•
tion of rfi,ooo meaftwes of Hungary wine for the
ufe of the army. A great military holpital is about
to be eflabliesed at Leipfic.
Private letters mention, that the fortrefs of Grau-
denz furrendered on the zoth of November to the
French troops ; and that Thorn has fluted the fame
fate.

The Emperor Napoleon has reviewed-the corps of
Mar Dal Soult before Pofen. The other corps of
the French army are ezpelted before that town, on
their way to Warfaw, where the Grand Duke of
Berg already is, with his van-guard, having entered
it on the rEtreat of the Ruffians. The Emperor in-
tends to go to Warfaw.as loon as the troops have
token the pardons aliggned to them. The army
fupports iifelf on the Viftula, and the confederate
Polonefe are encamped at Czelkok, fo as to make
part of the right wing of the army. Martha' Souls,
with his corps, forms the left wing at Bionick and
Naidarzin. The Ruffians, at the date of the lafl
accounts, were on the other fide of the Viftula, and
had their head quarters at Kamaniec ; fo that the
' French army was obliged to pats the river, in order
to attack it. We wait with impatience for frefh in-
telligence. It is computed that, betides the Bo,oco
French troops,that have gone to Poland, so,otto
.more arc oa their march duthir. .
AUGSBURGH, DEC a,
We are tatteds that there is not a ftmle French
foldier in all kiiiklitratany, except la the garrifon
DE .Breauer •

A Council -. yens. y. b.
which his btajeily prefided. This Council was called
to deliberate on matters of great urgency. The COf
don of troops on the frontiers is broken up, and only
a few picquets remain. We continue upon an BUD
-
cable Meting with France.

LANDSHUT ON-SILESIA), NOV.
We hoe; none of the French in our nelahbourbood
The Bavarians have keen bombarding Glogau filth:
fifteen days.
We learn by private letters from Dantz;r, that
feventeen ilinufand Pruffians have affembled there,
under the command of General Mountlein, who, ia
fpite of all the reprefintations that
.navy ben made
in them cn the part of the city, are determined to
thaintain it, and oppole the entrance of the Ireneli.
General Benniagfen commands the •Ittediett troops
who are in the neighbourhood of Warfaer..mul they
are Aid to be very nurneinus, and to have a arear,
herteber of cavalry. This General has alteadyte
a Proclamation. The French have araphdthe P,,,. -.1
in a great meafure, with the arhts taktn fro% tht'
arfenals of Saxony.
:Nov. 7. • * •
The French have impofed on this town a crtht ,
botion of goo,ooo ells of cloth, 200,000 ells of
linen, goo,ooo pair of !hoes, fo,coo-bkinkrtt, 28a,coa
pair of fine woollen flockir.gs, and 200 cco
caps. Prbeifions are here at an exorbitant price,
1, • • ALTOINA, DEC s• •
Her Majeßy the (teen of nutria, and the cell of
'the Royal Family are arrived at St. Petertivorgh.—
Hie Serene Highnefs the Doke Naffiu has taken cl.tl
pofreffion of the chateau of Jolaannifberg, fituatc in
the Rechingan.
Fri Diaeolo was executed at Naples In the after-
noon of the i ith,nf November.
The body of Prince Louis of Prt:llia is hill em-
balmed in a vault of the parith of Saalfeld. The
Duchefs of Weimar has placed a erown of laurels
tifoend his temples. Scarcely any hair is now feu,
,opltiiliead,becaufe the Dachas and feveral French
Mar (hats and Generals have cut off every ringlct to
'ferve at mementos of that brave Prince.
Dre. I z.—We have received from perfons who
have cnrrefpondents in Prlan.!, Come elltiolls
relpeeting the deflination and march of the Ruffian
troops. In confequence of an arrangement which
had been concluded at Poet Courg betweee the Prof-
Major Krufemarck, and the Ruffian Matiffry of
Wow, as wavy of eighty thoufand men commenced
their march on the 'YR of °Clatter. To accelerate
their march, they left behind great part of their ar-
tillery, and were'ter be furnifbed with artillery and
other articles froth the Prutliao edemas. This army
aCtually arrived about the end of Ganber in Prulfian
Palandt sad Advanced sesBtame, whilfk its advanced
guard was • pAtfited two.leageas on the other tide of
Keith. From thence this divition having received
intelfigence of the battle of Jena, and the total rout
of the Pruflians, fell back on the principal army, the
greater parraf which repaired the Viftula near War-
faw, in order to place itfell in a pofition to receive re-
inforcerhents t ht the fame time the Court of Raffia
invited all the Royal Family of Prolfia to repair to
Peterfbnrg. During the Ikon flay of tbe Ruffian. in
Pruffian Poland, they every where vitited the houfes
in the towns and in the country, and took away all
their arm.. Several perfons were alfo
Dec. i6.—lt is faid that the Eleftrefs of •Heffe
will pats the winter at Gotha.
Marfhal Mortier, with his Staff, were (Ell at An-
dam on the 13th, and had not undertaken any thing
againft Stralfund.
A con fiderahle number of copies of the proklama.
tion of General Dombuowtki bare been fent•by the
oohs acrof, &fella, and have been circnlated in all
Parts of Poland.
IRTRACT es A LPTTIR /RO/4 setiwiso, 133 C. 7.
General Michaud has taken pollidaon of our country, in the
name of his Majefly the Emperor Napoleon, hew& e.tee funs of
the Duke were in the (owlet of the en my of Friu
IA year a parage had been granted to the Ruffian and Sweilidli
Artier, who had been received with jay.; and Meade Rants Ls.
occupied Moldavia and Walleebk. fhe occupation however. is
ship proviiktoal until a penes with Rona. Thy Duke fat out far
Aladin tree dayafter that event, with • view to °balm, if podlibk.
kw attestation of oar Int. W. I expeel Marital Martin in • few
days, and with him the definitive declfion upon the dettiny which
lereferved for tia"

HAMERIRDH, DECEMBER 9.
Our Deputies. who, as is already known, did not
arrive at Berlin until after the departure of his Im-
perial Majecly, let out on the 7th inflect, for the
Head (I2arters at Pufen. The Syndic Doorman,
who arrived before them at Berlin, has joined the
Deputation.
DEC. 9. —lt is underflood here, that the whole of
the Prollian Royal Family are on their way to St.
Peterfburgh, whither they—have been invitad Sy the
Emperor Alexander. The Ruffian troops ether had
advanced into Poland began to retrograde as loon as
they heard of the battle of Jena. , -
Dsc. t r.—General Michaud, wins arrived. here
the day before yeflerday, is appointed by .the Em-
peror and King Napoleon, Governor of the Haulm •
tic towns of Hansbirrgh, Lubec, and Bremen. This
appointment has already been notified to the Senate.
General Laval, who has been hitherto Commandant
of the city, has received another declination in the
country of Mecklenburgh, to which heis about to
proceed immediately.
The Italian troc2ps who are here. w:ll remain, ;c
is laid, until furthii orders. The report of the arri-
val of five French regiments is not confirmed.
Dec. 13.—The reports of all the pilots agree i 3
Rating, that the Engin frigate PArniabk, com-
manded by Captain Upton, and which is ertuzing
' at the mouth of the Elbe, will not Puffer any cargoes.
this
to come here. Captain Upton
has alto declared, that unlefs he receive, other in-
Ornaions, the paiTage of the Wattes hall remain free
for all neutral property ; bun that Engin merchin-
-dize, of all defcriptions, and belonging to whatever
proprietor, and alfo all the produas of France, will
be flopped in their paffirge. The articles which we
allowed to pats without difficulty are, grain asci
feeds of all kinds, charcoal, flax, hemp, peas, wood
for carpenter's work, and all the produas of the
Baltic, and alfo glafs and earthenware, beer, cheefe,
and provifions of all kinds.
Dsc. t 6 —By the lafi accounts from Reflock, ice
learn that Marfbal Monier had arriecd there.
This has been the mildell winter ever known : the
late rains were accompanied with fuch warm wea*
iher, that the country-North of thasbusgh is com-
pletely clothed with green.

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