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Joon Turner, of Salford, Laneafhire, rape Maker, deed' thld asap.
man. Auguft 3,4, and.2Q, at thee-. it the Royal Oak Inn, Man-
chair. Attomiea, Mars Keariley and Cardwell, Manchefter,
or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. London.
Jofeph Anderfon, of Gracechurcia ftreet. Londor, pope. r-bangev,
paint-r and glazier, dealerand chapman, July as. at one, Augult
it, it ten, and Augilft 29, at one, at Guildhall Attornics,
Mars. Batchellor and Potts, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-ftr, et.
Thomas Bradfbaw, of St. Martin's-le-Grand, within the Liberty
of Wetminßer. fboe-maker, July 2s, and Augu ft 8, and 29, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Briggs, No. 7, Holborn-
court, n ray's bin.
banns Viekars Brufhfield, of Barking, in Effez. grazier, 'jobber,
dealer and chapman, July 35, 28, at one, a' d Auguft 19 at ten,
at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Cutting, Bartlett's-build-
ings, Holborn ; or Mr. Starry, Romford, Effez.
DIVIDEND'.
July 20. John Kent the younger, n. w or late of Southwick, Hants,
builder, at the Ship and Cattle, P•rtfea.
July 10. George Field, of Bath, hatter and hater, at eleven, at
the Argyle Coffeehoufe, Bath.
July 21. Frederick Kray, late of StanhopeAreet, Clare-market,
Middkrex, goldfmith and jeweller. at ten at Guildhall.
July 25.. James Webb, late of Manchefter, merchant, at two, at
the Bridgewater Arms, Manehefter.
July 1/. Jonas Yates, of Cleckeatnn, parifh of Birftall, Yorklaire,
ihopkeeper, at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Cleekeaton.
July 25. James Wake, late of Whitby, Yorkihire, fkip builder, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BATTLE OF LAUNAU-RUSSTAN ACCOUNT.

riftteav now THE COMIIANDII IN CHIEF OF THE ARIAT, Gt;
lIIHAS. /WM lINNIGIEN, TO HIS lIEIEIIAL MAJESTY, I
DATED PROW THE FIELD OW HATTLIC, NtAIL lIIILSDIRO, AT
MIDNIGHT, HAT 29, 1807, 0.1 (JONI to)
This day about noon, Bonaparte with the whole of his forces,
attacked that part of the army of your Imperial Majefty in the po-
&ion on the left of the river Alle conning only of the troops
under the command of Prince Oortchakoff and Count Kamen-
toy, who had atrived this morning from General Leftocq. I had*
detached this morning (previous to the attack of the enemy)
Prince Bagratbien to Lanau, who immediately on his arrival
there. was attacked by filch a feperior fohce, that he was under the
neceffiry of falling back. I ordered great part of the army to ad.
stance from the other fide, and to reoccupy the pofition: in the
mean time the referve was compofed of fourteen battalions, in
which were incleded nine battalions of the guards, and part Of the
cavalry. the firing commenced at every point, and the enemy
was (non forced to retire, and to leave the field of battle to your
Imperial Majefty's brave troops, who in this day acquired trent
laurels I cannot at prefent afcertain correetly the lo(', but it
met have been confiderahle on both fides ; neither can I eftimate
the number of milfor.crs, cannon, or ftandards, we have taken from
the enemy. In die mean time the Randard of the 55th regiment,
which has been kin to me, I now tranfmit to your Imperial Ma-
jelly. The enemy was purbird a mile from the field of battle
Whiz Metre farrow I inform you,that in this battk there were
killed Major Generals Kozjin and Warneck. Wininded.
Oer„eral Doklitoy.iff; Major Generale Verderefflky, Prince of
Meek knburgb, lock, Paffek. Alfufitff and Dook.
The contelt laited from midday till tleven at night, arid night
prevented us (rein% purfuing the, enemy any further. It remains
rat w to be fern, whether. Bonaparte will attack as again to-mor-
ruw. We learn from the ptifoners, that the whole of the ene
my's referee (confiding of twenty battalions), and the guards, were
alto prefent at this attack, and were defeated equally with the
reft of his regimen:b.
ST. PETERSBUROH, JUNE 17.
The Cows Gazette has announced the capture of
Anapa, at the mouth of the Dniefler, by the fqua-
.dron in the Black Sea, under Admiral the Marquis
De Traverfe.
The Turkifb garrifon, and the neighbouring moun-
taineers, had been exceedingly troublelome to the
inhabitants on the (bores of the Kuban, in conic-
quence of the frequency of their incurfions.
The fubutbt of Anapa were burnt by the Turkilli
fquadron, together with fume buildings in the heart:
ofthe place; but as loon as the garrifon and the in.
habitants perceived that the Ruffian troops had
landed, they were panic (truck, and fled iu di(order
towards the mountains. The lois of the Rutlians was
exceedingly trivial. This place is coofidered as a
very important acquifirion to the Ruffians.
The tour: (-azette menti:ns, that Dantzic furren-
dered for want of p,,wder, and was compelled to ca-
pitulate, bectrafe all c-mmunication was cut off be-
tween the armies and the place. The Ruffian troops
fent to its relief having been informed by the Tele-
graph of the fituation of affairs, failed for Pillau the
night before Dantzic was occupied by the French.

TII.SIT, JUNE 29.
On the 27th the Emperor Napoleon exercifed his
font guards in firing, in the pretence of the Emperor
Alexander ; after which the two Monarchs dined to.
gerher. On the zBth, the King of Pruffia. accom-
panied by Marthal Beffieres, the Grand Mar alai of
the Palace, the Grand Equerry, and feveral of the
fuperior officers of the cavahy, came to pay a vifit
to the Emperor Napoleon. The Emperor Napoleon
went and received them at the gate. The King of
Pruffia wore a plain uniform. At four in the after-
noon the Emperor returned the vifit to the King,
invited him to tide, and, taking with him the Em-
peror of Ruffia and the Grand Duke Confiantine,
proceeded with them to review the corps under Mar-
(hal Davonft.
Thefe auguft perfonages afterwards dined with the
Emperoi Napoleon. After riling from table, they
patted a quarter-of an hour together. The Emperor
afterwards accompanied them to the gate of his pa-
lace, and they proceeded on foot to the refidence of
the King of Pruffia. The Emperor of Ruffia and
• the Grand Duke Conßantine returned towards the
evening to the Emperor Napoleon, and remained
, with him till half after ten at night. Yetterday his
Mojefiy the Emperor Napoleon received General
Bennigfen ; and Prince Kurakin, appointed to ne.
gociate with the Prince of Benevento, alf arrived
here yellerday.
Jut.v I.—The good underßanding between the
three Sovereigns at Tilfit increafes every day. His
Mtjetty the King of Pruffia bas appointed General
Kalkrenth to negotiate for peace.
t mYpeeftreorrday th
ofe
nFirreancahnEdmtpheer oKeisnguards
rtureffittate,s if
d the
guards with a dinner. The whole of them, for a
thrill time, exchanged uniforms ; and the foldiers
were to be fees running cheerfully along the fireets,
b..; in good order.
BERLIN, JULY 7.
Our Sovereign is expelled here in the courfe of the
month, and preparations are making to receive him
at Potadam and Charlottenhurgh. We know, though
his Majefy has a battalion of guards with him at
Tilfit, his refidence there will be only momentary.
The two Emperors are fill in that city, and the three
Sovereigns have frequent conferences.
The LIR few days have produced a wonderful
• change in affairs. The Pruffian State Paper, which
. . experienced a lofs of between so and s 4 thalers per
cent. is now greedily fought for, having experienced
a rife to 8o and Sz thalers. The affairs of the Bank,
and the navigation of the leas being once again re-
-1 Rnred, the citizens ex pelt to realize fit: full value of
all their paper.—Tdrapb.