Star.
London, England, 1806-01-10 00:00:00

ilif,layjUßGH MAIL.

riIIRTY-IPOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY
Bauer. Mc. to.—The Emperor has received to-
day, the Prince Repnin, who was made a prifoner in
the battle of Aufterlitx, at tht head of the Ruffian
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1 Guards, of which he was Colonel. His Majefty
told him that he did not will to deprive the Emperor
Alexander of fuels brave inen, and that he, together
with all the prifoaers of the. Guards, were at liberty
to return to RufLa.
Prince John, of Lichtenftein, arrived here yeller.
day, inverted with full powers to treat. The confer-
ences with M. Talleyrand go on brifkly.
The Premier Adjutant Junot, whom his Majefty
has fent to the Emperors of Germany and Ruffla,
faw the Emperor of Germany at Hollitfch, and was
very graicioufly received by him. He has not been
able to aecomplifh the other purpofes of his miffion,
i becaufe the Emperor Alexander, as well as General
Kutufow, were already gone off for Peteriburgh.
His Majefty has received M. Haugwitz at Brun,
with diftinguilbed honour, and was perfealy fated
with every communication from this Plenipotentiary.
AU intrigues have been, and always will prove inef-
' fedual to the wifdom and the integrity of the King
of Pruffia. The French nation, however, is by no
means dependent on the fentiments of any one, and
150,0ct0 more againft them, would only have pro.
longed the war a little longer. Neither France nor
Fria* can in this repel be too prodigal of their en-
comiums on the Duke of Drunfwick, the Generals
Von Mollcndorf, Knobelfdorf, and Lombard, and in
particular the King himfelf. The offers made by the
Beak Court were always declined, as PrufGa could
pot have had a more difinterefted and laid friend
tal France.

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THIRTY FIFTIi BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

&ono, Dec. t I.—The Ruffian Army began its
march to Raffia on the Bth of December. in three
columns. The firft took the route by Cracow and
,Theverpol ; the fecond by Karchau. Lemberg, and
Brodi, and the third by Tyrnau, Bake. and Ma-
dill. The Emperor of Ruffia is at the head of the
fist. Independent or the artillery belonging to the
different battalions, the Ruffians loft a park of artil.
lay of too cannons, and the arntnnnitiod waggons.
The Emperor has infpetaed this park, and gave or-
ders that all there pieces thould be fent to rrance.—
To have taken from iso to 160 cannons in one
battle, is an inflame without any parallel..—They
had been all in anal fervice during the battle.
The Chef d'Efeadron Chapolin, Adjutant of Mar-
JO Bernadotte, is killed. The Colonels Laeour,
for the sth .regiment of Dragoons ; Digeon, of the
'l6th regiment of Chaffeurs ; Brun, of Martha Bel-
acres ; Gerard, Adjutant of Marthal Bernadotte ;
'Airfares, Adjutant of Marfhal Davonft, are wounded.
The Chiefs of battalion, Perrier, of the 36th re-
• Orient of infantry of the line ; Grime. of the 4th
regiment of infantry of the line; Schwiter, of the
57th regiment of infantry of the line; the Chiefs of
Efeadren, Grumbot, of the ad regiment of Carabi.
neers ; Didelon, of the 3d regiment of Dragoons ;1
Bardifchen, of the 4th regiment of Huffars ; the
Chiefs of Battalion of Artillery. Abrifft, Rulicet,
and Mobillard, of the 55th regiment of the line ;

. Nola, of the 43d I and the Chefs d'Efcadron,
vale, of the zd Cba&lir' of the Imperial Gnard,
Znyermann. Bohn, and Thierry. are wounded.
Captain Herve, of the horfe chaffeurs of the guard,
is dead in confequence of his wounds. Capt. Grille,
Lieutenant Bc►ean Babenegre, Guyot Fournier, Ca-
• :act, Bayeux and Menof,.of the hone chaikurs of the
.ptiard, and Lieutenants Mat ager and Roller, of
the !loge g7enadiers of the guard, are wounded.
Several letters from Vienna Cay, in pofitive
terms, that Proffia will certainly not engage in the
war ; on the contrary, that peace might be Cooper
expeeed than it is generally imagined.