Star.
London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

rIPTY-FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

" Wags*, rad. 27.

44 Eighty-four pieces of cannon, taken from the
Ruffians, are ranged before the Palace of the Re-
public at Warfaw. They are thofe which were taken
from Generals Kerlin(koi, Benigfen, and Bux-
howden, in the battles of Czarnowo, MaleMc, Pul-
tulle, and Golymin.; and are the very fame that the
Ruffians drew along the beets of this city with fo
much ofleatation, when lately they marched through
them to meet the French. It is eafy to conceive the
efftlt which the fight of fo grand a triumph moll
produce upon a people delighted with feeing the hu-
miliation of enemies who have to lung and fo cruelly
oppreired them.

66 There are feveral hofpitals in the @wintry which
the army occupies, containing a grcat number of fick
and wounded Ruffians.

" Five thoufand ptifoners have been fent to France.
two thoufand efcaped in chi &ft moments of confu.
(ion, and fifteen hundred have entered among the
Polifh troops.
41 Thus have the battles with the Ruffians cog
them a great part of their artillery, all their baggage,
and from 25,000 to 30,000 men killed, wounded, or
pt ifoners.
44 Gen. Kaminfkoi, who had been reprefented as
another Snwarrow, has jug been difgraced. It is
reported, that Gen. Bushowden is in the fame fitua-
tion ; hence it appears, that General Benigfen now
commands the army.
Some battalions of light infantry belonging to
Martial Ney's corps had advanced 20 leagues from
their cantonments ; the Ruffian army took the alarm
and made a movement on its right. The battalions
have returned within the line of their cantonments,
without fußaining any loft.
44 During this period, the Prince of Ponte Corvo
took poffeffion of Elbing, and the country fituated on
the borders of the Baltic.

" The General of Diwifion, Dronet, entered
Chriabourg, where he took 300 prifoners from the
regiment of Courbieres, including a Major and Cc-
veral Officers.

44 Colonel Saint Genea, of the 19th Dragoons.
charged another of the enemy's regiments, and took
fifty prifoners, among whom was the Colonel Com-
mandant.

64 A Ruffian column had gone to Liebßadt. be-
yond
the little river Paffarge, and had carried off
half a company of the Voltigeurs of the Bth regi
ment of the line, who were at the advanced pulls of
the cantonment. The Prince of ponte Corvo in-
formed of this movement, left Elbing, collated his
ti wipe, advanced with .Rivaud's divifion towards the
enemy, and met them near Mohring.
" On the 25th, at noon, the enemy's divifion ap-
peared, t 2,000 &orig. We loon came to blows. The
Bth regiment of the line fell upon the Ruffians, with
inexpreffible bravery, to repair the lots which one of
its polls had experitneed. The enemy were com-
pletely routed, purfued four leagues, and compelled
to repars the Marge. Dupont's divifion arrived;
kirk as the engagement was concluded, and could
•
take no part in it.
u An old man, 117 years of age, has been prefented
to the Emperor, who has granted him a penfion of
go Napoleons, and has ordered him a twelvemonth's,
allowance in advance. t The annexed note gives tome
account of this extraordinary man.
4 The weather is very fine. It is no colder than it
thould be for the health of the foldiers, and the
amendment of the roads, which are becoming pac.
fable.

" On the right and centre of the army, the enemy
ate more than 3o leagues from our polls.
" The Emperor is gone on horfeback to make the
tour of the cantonments.. He will be abfent from
Warfaw eight or ten days."

" Francis Ignatius Hamad, born at With!, near Wilna, is the
fon of Joh** and Ann Ivarocki. He is or a noble family, and in
his youth bore arms. He was one of the Confederation of Bar,
was taken by the Ruffians, and fent to Kafan. Hating loft the
(mall fortune he peeled, he took to arriculture, and was
employed as farmer to a Citrate. He married, for the firft time.
et the age of 'yo years, and had four eliildrerf by.that marriage.,
At 86 be married a fecund wife, and bad by her fit eltildren.who
arc all dead; there rem*, to him only the laft fun of his firth
wife. The King of Pruffia, in confideration of hia great age, bad
granted to him a penfion of se KAKI* Burins per mouth, making 14
livres 8 four French. He is fulled to no infirmity, enjoys Rill a
good memory, and (peaks Latin wairextrente facility ; he cites the
dailies with (plait, and to the purpofe.
The Petition, of which the following is a tranfiation, Was en
tirely written with his ow a hand. The charadters are very firm •
and legible