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London, England, 1807-01-26 00:00:00

From the LaNDOO GAZETTE, 741 N. 24.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICS, JAY. 24, 1807.
Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander
Cochrane, K. B. Commander In Chief of his Majelty's Ships
and Wirth at the Leeward Wands, to William Meriden. Efq.
dated on hoard his Majefty's Ship Northumberland, in Carlide
Bay, Barhailo.l nee. to. 18o6.Silt—The ihrittl n W
ed copy of a letter from Lieutenant Barker. of
his Majefty's armed brig Grenada, gives an account of the third
privateer captured by that vac, in three weeks. I have the ho.
nour to be, &c. (Signed) *tax. COC AAAAA
His Majetty's brig Grenada, St. George's, I
Grenada, November 27,
Sri—l have the I'atisfattinn to acquaint you, that I
at day-light this morning, London - Bridge Rock!
bearing E. three leagues, I difcovered a fufpicious
velfel to the fouthward ; and, after a chace of four
hours, came up with and captured the French (loop
privateer le Tigre, mounting two fix-pounders, and
26 men, out from Geadaloupe fifteen days, and had
taken a mail beat.—l have much fatibfallion in this
capture, a. the Velfel fails very fall, and has done
confiderable damage to the crafting trade of St.
Lucia and St. Vincent's. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) JOHN BARltilt.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS—Frew Sabra" *Joe, Garrett.
WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 24.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Thomas Ward Stuart, Gent•
to be Cornet, by purchare. vice Webb, promoted.
sth Regiment of Foot—Livutenans Robert Regueneau I)obfoo to
be Captain of a Company, by pure-bare, vice Givens, Who retires ;
Enfign Michael IVPDonogh to be Lieutenant, without purchare,
vice Rates, who reigns; John Newman Wykle. Gent. to be
Enfign, vie: M Donngh; John Pigot, Gent. to be Eafign,withit,
out percher; vice Croke; promoted; and Alifteut-Surgeon
Thomas Hogg, from the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice M•hda-
bon, &eared.
14th Ditto—Enfign and Adjasetit William Betts to have the rank
of Lieutenant ; Entire Patrick Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice
Barnard, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Battalion ; and George
White, Gcnt. to be Enrol's. vice Dillon.
16th Ditto--Enfto Frederick Thier to be Lieutenant, vice Dan-
kr, deceafed; Eallgo Sir R. A. AUeyne Bart. from the 7oth
Foot, to be lieutenant. Eke Smith, deete:Wl; Felix O'Hara.
Gait. to be Entitle, vice Thier, and John Hanbury Williams,
Gent. to be Enfign, vice Callow, &Geared.
18th Ditto—James Mucha.. Gent to be Enfign, without par-
chafe, vice Ord, promoted.
33d Ditto--Affiltant Surgeon William Waiter,, from the 7th Foot,
to be Affiitant Surgeon.
35th Ditto—Enfign Shadwen to be Lieutenant, vice Mere-
' 'dith, deceared ; Triftram Radcliffe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
Banks, sfectsfed, and Yorke, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
Shadwell.
38th Ditto—Andrew Todd, Gent. to be Fnfign, by percher;
vice Hickina, promoted in the ad Weft India Regiment.
39th Ditto--Enfign Richard Needham, from the 18th Foot, to be
Enfign, by percher; vice Cuppage, promoted.
44th Ditto--Enfign Andrew Donaldron to be Lieutenant, by per-
chafe, vice Kennedy who retires.
612th Ditto—Captain Thomas Farrar, from half-pay of the sth
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Scouter, who exchanges;
John Sprecher, Gent to be Enfign, vice Cave, appointed to '
the oft (tendon Battalion.
67th Ditto—Lieutenant John Butler, from the 15th Light Dra- I
goons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Milford,
who retires.
70th Regiment of Font.
To he Enfigns—John Potenger, Gent. vice Alleyne, promoted in
the 16th Foot.
Richard Longfield Vowell, Gent. vice Flanagan, promoted in the
Bth Weft India Regiment.
John Matifell, Cwt. vice M'Kinnon, promoted in the Bth Weft
India Regiment.
71ft Ditto—John Raleigh Elwes,Gent. to be Enfign, without pur-
chafe, vice Dudgeon, promoted
72d Ditto—Captain J. S. Jackfon. from the 3d Garrifon Battalion,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Vicary, promoted in the
loth Royal Veteran Battalion.
73d Ditto—Captain J. Murray, from the Both Foot, to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Kenny, who exchanges ; Lieutenant
Alexander Gray to be Captain of a Company, by pun:hare, vice
Pearfoo, promoted; Enfign Anthony Hubback to be Linte-
-1 tient, vice Gray.
Both Ditto—Captain Eyre Evans Kenny, from the 73d Foot, to
be Captain of a Company. vice Murray, who exchanges.
Salt Ditto Harter Matter Serjeant Peter Baker to be %tar-
ter Matter, v es Faretkorpe, deceafed.
91ft Ditto--WlWam Sayer, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vial Campbell, whore appointment has not taken place.
924 Ditto—Enfign Jobri Horn to be Lieutenant, without per-
, chafe, vice Hunter, who refigns.
93d Ditto—Alexander Muirhead, Gent. to be Enfign by percher;
vice Hetiderick, promoted.
I 95th Ditto—Walter Clerk, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by
purehafe, vice Crawford, appointed to the nth Light Dra
goons.
96th Ditto—Enfign John W. Campbell to he lieuttnant. vice
Fleming, deettafed ; William Carrington, Gent. to be Enfign,
vice Campbell.
6th Weft India Regiment—Enfign John Robertion to be 'lane.
eau; vice Rains,deccafed ; George Cochrane, Gent. to be En
fign,- vice Robert fon ; Serjrant Major John Scott, front the
96th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Rahn,
deceafed.
7th Ditto—Enfign Richard Edwards to be Lieutenant, vice Har-
die, deccafed ; Enfign R Mo tel! to be Lieutenant, without
purcha(e, vice Francheville. who reigns; Quarter Matter
Serjeant Stewart Maxwell, from the 37th Foot, to be Enfign,
vice Frennen ; John Salmon, Gent. to be finfign, vice Ed-
avards.
Bth Weft India Regiment.
To be ticutenan:s—Enfign James Flanagan, from the 70th Foot.
Enfign Donald M'Kinnun, from ditto.
Enke Thomas Crank, vice' Thornton, deceared.
Enfign John Donavan, vice Beauchamp.
To be Enfign—James Ryan. Gent. vice Crolbie.
Wattevilles Regiment--Sajeant Major jofeph Mermet to be
Adjutant with the rank of Enfign,vice Zenhender,promoted.
Royal Cordean Rangers--Rernondo Corbara, Gait. to be Eta
fign, vice Scording, whore appointment *as not takes place.
sd Garrifon Battalion—Surgeon Benjamin Johanna, froin half
pay
aof the 18th Foot, to be Sagami vice M'Arthur, who
cbajes.

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•L).i,f7l‘!7,

3d likpo—..Llesitenant Thomas William Taylor. here the 6th
Drajoon Guard", to be Captain of a Company, 'tee
.laelfon,
appointed *a dee rad Poet
4th Llitto—•joho Thentea, Big. late Lieutenant Colonel of the
sad. Foot. to be Payntaftet.
Gab Ditto..—Eaftp William Clore Waft to be Adjutant.
Major John Kmpble, from the tstle Foot, Oa'
Matter.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion ...Copt*, Henry Caty, «art Vibe 34
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain at a pttllsay, yip
Coftello, detested.
tOth Ditto-.-Quarter Mafter &dein! John tilehdb,llll9l—` dlejtk.
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Bergo. •

The following Officers are foperfeded, vhiv.
7th F00t..-Lieutatatit David Walker.
fob Cs—Csptain James N. Mailing, and
Llctallnant Raeliard Prelim, brine Went without leave.
ORDNANCE °EPICS, JAL DX.
, Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Brigadier General Orlando Manley to be Colonel Covina**
vice Stewart, &crated.
Lieutenant ColonelWitliam Bentham to be Colonel, vice Whisky.
Major WHIRR& Robe to be Lieutenant Colencloriee UAW&
Captain P. W. Colebronbc to be Major, vies Robe.
Second Captain Henry P. Grant to be Captain, vice Colebroake.
Firft I.ieutcoant Henry C. Martin to be Second Captain, 'Re
Grant.
Second Lieutenant Tbotnan Jones- to be Fkft Lieutenant, vice
Mania—AU dated Jan. 53, 1807.
Royal Artillery Drivers.
Alexander Clarke, Gent. to be (barter Mater. Dated Jan.
ao7.
Corps of Royal Military Artificers.
Second Captain John T. Done., of the Corps of Royal Engliteen,
to be Adjutant and Quarter Matter. Dated Jan 1. iSo7.
Conuniffions in the Abercleenfifire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.

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Captain William Rattray, who bhs refigned hL Adjutantey, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Boyd, rcfigned. Dated De-
cember 26, 1806.

John Dick, Efq. to be Captain, vice W. A. Gordon, appointed to
the Line. Dated as above.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
James Smith and Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor-ftreet, near
Drury lane. Middlcfez, linen-drapers and copartners, dealers
and chapmen.
BANKRUPTS.

JaePh Steel, late of Stack Met. Make, but now of /aft Retford,
Nottingbamthire, cheek.swiwafaCiortr, duke and cbapman.
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Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor-ftreet, itsirDrury• lane. Middles
fez, finen-draper, dealer and Chapman, to furrender January 3 t,
February 7, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Charles Harman, Wine Office court, Fleet street.
William Hingfton, of Princes ftrcet, parifts of St. Mary, Rather-
hithe, Surrey, maitawiarincr, dealer and Chapman, January 27,
February 7, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Medra.
Palmer, Tomlinfons, and Thostfon, Copthall- court, Throginor-
ton.ftrs. t.

Thomas Atkinfon, of Brown's Quay, Wapping, Mlckildez, wbar.
finger, dealer and Chapman, February 7, 14, and March at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. jackfon. Fr:laurels Build-
ing., Fenehurch-ltreet.
George Scott, of Upper Thames-Area. Loudon, grocer and tea-
dealer, January 27, February 7, and March 7. at ten, at Guild.
hall, Attorney, Mr. Godatood. Bride-court, New Bridge-ftreet.
William Riehardfon, of New Crofs, Surrey, baker, dealer and
etapman, Jams", 27, February 7. and Match 7. at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. ILayll, Crown.flreet, Newington,

Surrey.
William Powell, of Brecon, Bquorgiserchant. dealer and chap:nap,
January 31, February 7 ,and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attornles, Merrs. Smith and Settee, Great St. Helm's,
Bifhopfgate-ftreet. London.
Thomas Garner, of Greenwich, Kent, vietualler, dealer aed chap.

man. January 27. February 3, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Fillingham, Union-ftreet, Whitechapel.
William Grove, of the Poultry, Loudon, haberdatker, January 27,
February 7, and March 7, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney,
Mr. Loiley, No. 83, CM:3ode.
Info! h Spencer, late of Taplow Bucks, miller, dealer and
Chapman, January 27, February to, and March 7, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mara. Poem, Dixon and

Allen, Paternolter row.
John Galloway, of Brook-Street, Holborn, Middiefes, wearer
tool and lath-mat er, dealer and chapman, January 30, February
se, at twelve, and March 7, at ten, at GuildbalL Attorney,
Mr. Patten, Croii-Strett, Hatton Street.
Thomas Wilcock', of Orchard Street, Weft/ad:l9.er, Middkfez,
baker, dealer and chapman, January 30, at twelve, February 14a
at ekven, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mars.
Vincent and Upftone, Bedford-Street,ll4.dford fquare.
Thomas Wood, of Hereford, Statuary, builder, dealer and chap.
man. Jan. 28, 29, and March 7, at eleven, at the City Arms
Hotel, Hereford. Atturnies, Meffrs. Williams and Dark, No.
6, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Jofeph Woodhoule, Hereford.
John Kerthaw, of Shaw •Cbapel, Laneafhire cotton.manufaiturer
dealer and chapman, Feb. 3,6, and March 7, at eleven, at the
bottle of Samuel Searle, in Middleton, Lancalbire. Attorney, Mr.
Edward Chippendale, Temple, London.
Thomas Robiolon and Michael Robinfon, late of Kirkby Stephen.
Weftmonand, liquor-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copart-
ners, Feb. 6, at eve, Feb. 7, at eleven, and March 7, at five,
at the White-Hart Inn, Kendal. Attornies, Medic Wilkie
and Sons, Kendal; or Mr. Rigge, Carey-Meet, London,
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William Handley, of Beverley, Yorkfitire, currier and leather.
cutter, Jan. an, 30, at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingflon-
upon-Hisll; and March 7, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley,
at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Campbell, Beverley.
John Lockhart Bir9ard, formerly of Shorter's-court, Throgmora
ton-ftreet , London, late of Ruffell-fquare, Middlefes, (and now
in the milady of the Warden of his MaJefty's vile° of the
Fleet), Rock broker, dealer and chapman, Feb. 7, le, and March
7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies. Metres. Mayo
and Pearfe, Cloak lane, (treen4treet,.Cheapfide.
Robert Morley, of Old ltreet-road, St. Leonard, Shorediteh. Mid.
dicks. monerferlvener, dealer ani chapmen, Jan. 37, Feb. 7,
and March 7, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Caletaft, Lyon's-Inn, Wych-ttreet, London.
William Motion, of Lancafter, corn -dealer,fiour-merehant, dealer
and clopman. Feb. 4, at five, Feb. 5, and March 7, at eleven,
at the Commercial Inn. Laneatter. Attornies, Mr. Philip
Hurd, Temple, Loudon ; or Mr. Clark, Lancatter.
John. Unfwortb, of Manche-11er, perfumer, dealer and ehapntao,
Feb. 16, sB, and March 7, at two, at the Spread Eagle inn,
Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. W. H. Cheek, Manehefterr oe
Mr. Bou.field, Bouverie-ftreet, Flea-ttreet, London. }r?
William Richerdfon, I,f Wrothasn. Kent, itinkeeper„ deal, r
chapman, Jan. 30, at ten, Feb. 7, and March 7, at tw. up. at,
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Poole, Serjeant's.ints, ( .'fgs.
coy lane; or Mars. Hildkch and Hutchinfoa, Seven-idetiit
Kent. • •
Matthew Armitage, of Alsbam-Mills, near Blackburn, Lansoßsige,
miller,dealer and chapman, Feb. x 6,17, and March 7,atiwelve,
at the globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. George OtAXI,
Liverpool.
John Naglot, of Bowbridge, R odborougb, Gloucefteriblre, dodder,
Felt. t, at ea, Feb. 3, and March 7, at eleven, at the Chomp
Inn, Stroud, Gloucellerthire. Attornies, Mr. Contlable„.4 sr .
mind's Inn; or Mr. Matthew Larnburn,Stroud,GloutiftrAire,
John Brown, now or late of Llierpool, draper, dealer and Asp.'
man, Feb. 9, to, and March 7, at eleven, at the Widei'lieh
Inn, Cheßer. Attorney, Mr. Ito*, Chelter.‘.
Edward Newbury of Old Broad-!drat, London, builder% dealer
and thaPißmas jam 31. Feb. 7. and March 7, at one, at Gelid-
, hall, London. Admits, Meffn. Smith and Tilton, Chaprer-
Wee St. Pauli Church-yard.
John Mortis, late of Union-fin:et, Bond-Brat, Mlddlefes, boot
and thee-maker, dealer and chapman, Jan. 33, Feb. 7, at one,
and. 7,11 twelve, at Guildhall, atium Attain, bk.
Metes; illidieskall-itri;et, Loudon.

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ME:GN INTELLIGENCE.

TOIITY-trIFTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
Paluky,Deeeinber s 7.
" The„Ruflian General Benningfen had the corn-
vnand of an army which was eltimated at 60,000
men. At firli he intended to cover Warfaw; but
he took a leffon from the intelligence of the occur-
rences which had t.tken place in Prali2s and deter-
mined to retreat towards the Ruffian frontiers. With-
out having been compelled alma to fight a Cagle
battle, the French entered Warfaw, paired the Vif-
tula, and occupied Praga. In the mean time, Field
Martha' Kamenlkoi joined the Ruffian army, rift at
the moment when Benningfen's corps formed a junc-
tion with that under Buxhovden. He was indignant
at the retreat of the Ruffians, conceiving that it
tended to fully the honour of his country's arms, and
he accordingly made a movement in advance.
" Prutlia remonßrated with the molt earner im.
portunity, and complained, that after all the pro.
mites of fupport made to her, the was abandoned ;
reprefenting that the way to Berlin was not by Grod.
no, ()Ina, or Brafc ; that 'her fubjefts had begun to
abate in their zeal for their Sovereign ; and that the
habit of beholding the throne of Berlin in the poffef-
lion of the French, was dangerous to him, and fa.
vourable to the enemy. The Ruffians not only ceafed
their retrograde movement, but they again began to
advance. On the sth of December, General Ben.
mingfen moved forward his head quarters to Pultufk.
ft-The orders iffned were to prevent the French
from pairing the Narew, to retake Praga, and to oc
cupy the banks of the Viltula, untigthe moment when
more important offenfive operations could be adopted.
" The illation of Generals Kamenikoi, Buzhov.
den, and Benningfen, was celebrated at the palace of
Sierock with rejoicings and illumination), which were
defcried from the tteeples of Warfaw. NeVerthelefs,
at the moment when the enemy were cheering them-
(elves with feflivals, the Narew was pallid. Eight
hundred Frenchmen, having fuddenly croffed that
river at its juntlinn with the Urka, entrenched them-
(elves the fame night ; and when the enemy appear-
ed next morning, with the intention of forcing them
hack into the river, they found themfelves too late.
The French were fecure againft every event.
" Being informed of this change in the enemy's
operations, the Emperor left Pofen nn the 16th. At
the fame moment he put his army is motion. Every
report which had been received of the movements of
the Ruffians gave him to underhand that they de-
figned to refume offenfive operations.
" Marfhal Ney had been for feveral days mailer
erf Thorn. He united the different craps of his army
at Gallup. Marfhal Beflieres, with the fecond corps
of the cavalry of referve, confining of the divifions
of dragoons of Salt uc and Grouchy, and the divilion
of Hautpoult's cuiraffiers, marched from 'l'horn to
proceed to Brczun. The Marfhal Prince of Ponte
Corvo marched with his corps to fupport them.—
Martha) Sunk patted the Vittula nppofite Pluck ;
st)d Marfhal Augereau pallid at Zackrocyn, where.
the utmolt exertion was made to etiablith a bridge.— '
The fame atlivity was excited in conttrutting that on
the Narew.
66 On the 221, the bridge on the Narew was com-1
pleted. All' the referve of cavalry pallid the Viltuta
at Praga, on their march to the Narew, where Mar-
fhal Davoult had collefted the whole of his corps.—
At one o'clock in the morning of the 23d, the Em-
peror let out from Warfaw, and paired the Narew at
nine. On reconnoitring the Urka, and the confider.
able entrenchrrents thrown up by the enemy, he or-
dered a bridge to be thrown acrofs at the confluence
of the Narew and the Utica. By the zeal of the Ge-
neral of Artillery, the bridge was completed in two
hours.

BATTLE DURING THE NIGHT AT CZARNOWO.
" The divifion of Morand immediately paffed,
with the intention of carrying the enemy's entrench•
anent. near the village of Crarnowo. Brigadier Ge-
neral Macular. fupported him with his light cavalry.
General 13eaumont's divifiun of Dragoons paired im•
ntediat el y after. A cannonade commenced at Czar-
nowo. Marfhal Davoua ordered General Pettit to
pals civet t,-.ith the t 2th of the line, and to carry the
tedoubts. Night came on. AU the operations had
to be carried on by moon light, and by two o'clock
in the morning the objea which• the Emperor pro-
poled to himself was attained. All the batteries of
she village of Czarnown were carried. Thole of the
bridge were alit occupied. Fifteen thoufand men
uho defended them wete routed, after an adlinate
refinance. A few prifoners and fix pieces of cannon
remained in our hands. Several of the enemy's Ge-
net als were wounded. On our fide, we had but few
killed, but nearly zoo wounded. At the fame time,
at the other extremity of our line of operations, Mar.
!hal prey totally rotrted the remains of the Pruffirtu
at my, and drove them, with very confiderable lots,
into the wood of Lauterburg. Marfhal BefEeres
had a brilliant affair of cavolry, furrounded and
made pt 'loners three fquadrons of huffars, and took
leveral pieces of cannon.
BATTLE OF NASIELSK.
" On the 24th the referee of cavalry and the corps
of Mat fltal Davoull began their march to Nafielfk.
The Emperor gave General Rapp the command of
the advanced guard. At the dinance of a league
from Nalieltk they fell in with the enemy's advan-
ced guard. General Lernarois was detached with
two regiments of Dragoons to turn an extenfive
wood and furround this advanced guard. This move-
ment was' executed with promptitude : hut the ene-
my's advanced guard finding that the French army
made no motion in advance, fufpeeted fome marten-
are, and did not keep their ground. Some charges,
however, wete made, in one of which Major On-
warrow, aide de camp to the Emperor of Ruffle, was
made prifoner. Immediately after, a detachment
reached the little town of Natielfk. A brine car.-
tionaae enfued. The enemy had a good polition,
his entrenchments being fecured by moralfes and
woods. Marflotl Kamenflcoy commanded in perfon,
and thought he might pals the night in the polition,
to await the arrival of ether columns to juin him.—
Vain calculation f He was driven out. of it, and
compelled to retreat feveral leagues, though fighting
all the way. A few Ruffian Generals. wets, (woun-
ded, feveral Colonels made poifoners, and Several
pieces of cannon taken. Colnnel Bekler, of the gth
Regiment of Dragoons, a brave Officer, yartaw
'silly wounded."

4.llLielt OP rem Mt&
" At the fame moment General Nanfoaty, with
divifioa, and a brigade of light cavalry, to-
tally routed, in front of Kurfeomb, the Cofacks and
enemy's cavalry who had crofed the Urka at that
point, and then defended the pillage of the river.—
The 7th corps of the army, commanded by Martha)
Angereatt, effeaed its palrage of the Urka at Kurf•
comb, and routed the is,ooo men who defended it.
The pelage of the bridge was atchieved in the mon
brilliant (Lyle. It was performed by the hith of the
lin; in clofe column, while the i6sh light infantry
kept up a brifk fire of mufketry on the right bank.
Scarcely had the tath formed on the other fide of
the bridge, when they had to meet a charge of ca-
valry, which they fullained with the inttepidity ha-
bitual to the French infantry. But a pikemin unfur
tunately forced his war to the head of the line, and
plunged his pike into the Colonel, who fell dead on
the (pot. He was a brave foldier, and worthy of
commanding fo brave a corps. A slifcharge of mai-
ketry by his regiment, in the very faces of the enemy,
and which threw their cavalry into the greatell &for-
der, was the &ft honour done to his memory.
46 On the 25th the third corps, commanded by
Martial Davouft, marched for Tykocyn, whither the
enemy retreated. The sth corps, commanded by
Marlhal Lannes, took the road to Pultufk, with the
divilion of Beker's dragoons. The Emperor, with
the greatefi part of the cavalry of referve, proceeded
to Ciechanoy.