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London, England, 1807-01-31 00:00:00

FURTHER ACCOUNTS.

Another Denmark Mail arrived this day, and
has brought Haniburgh and Alma Papers to the
zstli, and a number of private letters. Their cnn-
tcnts are fimilar to the preceding details. We need
hardly repeat, what we have frequently brought to
the recolldlion of our Readers, that the accounts
derived from Continental Journals ought to be re-
ceived with much caution, moll of them being under
the contr. ul of the French. Their anxiety to con-
tradidt every account which reprefents their affairs as
in a critical Hale, and their zeal to propagate reports
favourable to their own caufe, ate thong proofs that
they have fuftered a defeat.

LXTRACT OF A PRIVATI LITTER FRnM ALTON*,
DATED JANUARY 23.

A few days ago, a German traveller of diflineion,
arrived at Hamburgh, from Ruffia and Poland, who
publicly related that the letter which the Minilter of
War, BERTVIEIt, lately wrote to the Empiefs J9ll.
PHIME, cotrained w, news of frefh vi6lot ies, hut only
the tidings of NAPOLEON'S being in pertaj good
health : he added, that he knew that the French had.
been 'defeated fince the 26th, by the Ruffians. This
declaration induced General Michaud, the prefent
Military Governor of Hamburgh, to fend for the
stranger, and interrogate him privately.
The latter firielly adhered to all he had raid; and,
as a proof of his fpeakine the truth, he freely offered
to become a hostage to the General, till he 01004
receive the confirmation i the hater, however, eon!
fawn of the traeclig's, integrity, difmiffed

him with Ihe retinas sequel never to (peak of fuch 1
things for the future.
On the 2.0. h inllanr, a Lubec weird arrived in
that Port, from Riga, when the French Com-
mandant fent immediately a number of foldiers on
board to feize and examine all letters and papers,
and to announce to the Captain, crew, and pal-
fengers, that their mentinning any thing contrary to
the interell of the French, or their Aißes, would be
punithed with death.

BANKS OF THE BLBE, JAN. az.

Judging by the intelligence which has arrived from
different countries, and which entirely agrees, there
were, after the viaory gained by the French, on the
26t11 ult. more confiderable engagements on the 27th,
28th, and 29th following ; whofe refults are not yet
officially known.—nhona Mercury, gar. 23.

ALTON& JANUARY 23.

It is reported that Barn de 13udberg will have the
portfolio of Foreign Affairs at Peter(bnrgh taken
from him, and that it will be given to Count de
Stackelberg ; the Counts Vlbwonze ff have, we are
affured, a great influence in the affairs of the empire.
Fifty tons of gold from Heffe, paired through Hano-
ver on the isith of this month.

BFRLIN, JAN.IS.

People have been pleafed (Gips the 7d,grath) to
fpre.sd a report within aide few days, that Prince
Anhalt Plefs, who commands the Pruffian troops in
Silefia, has raifcd the whole country, and organized
fcveral confiderable bodies of troops. It is true, that
this General, after he had united the detachments
from the garrifons of Schweidnitz and Brieg, made
an attempt to raife the fiege of Breflau, which has
now capitulated ; but this attempt was very unft,c-
cefsful, and a fmall Bavarian corn which was fent
out againft him, put every one of his corps into dif-
order, and cut them up fo completely that none of
thefe detachments were able to return to their gar-
rifons.

Jaw. 17.—(From the Telegraph.) Intelligence has
been received here, from Warlaw, tf the tub and
13th infant, which announces that the Ruffians fill
continue their retreat ; and it is believed that they
will take np their wintei quarters on the other fide
of the Niemen.

The lamperor has a levee twice a week, at which
the mon dittinguithed perlons of the country Jens-
ble. There are Rill at Warfaw deputations from
Saxony, from the kingdom cf Naples, and from that
of Italy ; the Aufirian General, M. Le Baron de
Vincent, who lately terminated a diplomatic miflion
at Paris, is alfo at Warfaw.

JAN. itt.—.(From the 7eltgraph).—Although the
reports which we yeflerday noticed can fcarcely find
any credit longer, yet it may nut be altogether im•
proper to recur to them once rn-re. We are a frused
that Come malicious fabricated eltraCts from imagi-
nary newfpapers, full of the victories obtained by the
Ruffians, arc indulirioufly circulated through this city.
It can hardly be conceived how loch dull and (lurid
ftories can be handed about. They fay—what do
they not fay ?—They conclude that, becaufe the Em-
peror, on account of the feverity of the feafon, was
pleated to interrupt for a moment his victorious ca-
reer, by putting his army into winter quarters, the
French army has been defeated, and that the Ruffians
have been victorious. This is a good joke indeed !
What ! the Ruffians victorious ? When they have been
driven from the banks of the Viflula, hunted out
from all their pofitions on the Bug and Narew, and
driven into confufion and diforder at Pultulk and
Golymin ; when, in fhort, they have been forced out
of every point by the victorious French army t If they
were victorious, it furtly was not when the pitiful
fragments of the Pruffran army were driven back
from Reidenburg and Willenberg,cut up, and thrown
into the woods and meraffes.

And the army which compelled them to recrofs all
the rivers, which putfued them horn poll to poll,
which every where forced, their entrenchments, and
cartied off their baggage and artillery, and drove
them behind Oflrolertka and the Niemen ; this was
the defeated airily ! 0 ye credulous fpif its, who lead
mankind into met-, reconcile to us thefe abfurdities!
Vouchfafe to tell us tome more of thefe laughable
(lonics with which you have been miffed. You have
been told that theft have been illuminations and re-
joicings at Koningfberg. How much mull we pity
the inhabitants of Koningfberg and every one con-
tained within its walls, if they have no other caufe for
rejoicing than thole reports, which are circulated
here, and according to which they are (Aid to have
celthrated their imaginary good fortune. Rejoicings
and illuminations in the city of Mifer y and Sorrow I
'atilt not thole misfortunes, which it is your fird and
molt faced duty to refpe.L I
JAN. 20.-( From the 1 ele:raph ). By advice: from
Vienna, of the 29th inn. we are affured that the Am-
bafradors of Ruflia and Ptuffia, at that court, have
in concert given in a note, in which they reptefent
that as it is to be feared that the Emperor of the
French will endeavour to refute the Kingdom of
Poland, it would he the interefl of Auftria to make
a common caufe with theft two powers. They, how.
ever, received for anfwer a pofitive aliiirance that
Aultria would continue neutral during the whole of
prefent war.

VIENNA, JAN. 4.

We are afTured that the gentry of Gallicia have ma-
nifeaed a define to unite themfelves with the infur-
gents in Pi uffian Poland, but that the principal chiefs

have been arrefted and condu&ed to the fortrefs of
Olmutz ;—it is thought that in order to give more
importance to the mearores of Government, artil•
levy and ammunition is going to be tranfported from
Hungary into Gallicia.

MAGDEBURG, JAN. 47.
Our hofpitals are full of tick—the forced marts
in fuch a feafon, and in loch bad weather, have in..
undated us with feveral diforders and particularly
dyfenteries. The French authorities at Berlin have
jutt fent us an order to reprefs the payment of tl.e
contributions.— Wei% de Nord.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Df.C. rz.

According to letters from Bucharefl, the Ruffian
trdops ate momentarily expelled in that city ; flit
number of thofe who have palled the Dnieller, are
reckoned at 30,000 men. General Michelfon wt.°
commands this carps of the army, has under him,
Generals Hulufere and Prince Dolgorucky
(FROM FM CORRESPONDENTEN OF J A NUARY 24
WARSAW, DECEMBER 27.
The line of defence which was drawn from Konigf.
berg to the mouth of the Narew is now broken
through. The Ruffian army is efiimated at one
hundred and twenty thoufand men. Within theft
few days from eight hundred to one thoufand calks
of wine have artived for the ufe of the troops.. The
Poles who are Rationed on the right wing of the army
have diflinguilhed themfelves in several engagements.

MUNICH, JAN. r 4.
The augmentation and completion of our army of
contingent proceeds uninterruptedly. On the 4th,
one half of the tegiment of dragoons of Bubenhofen
having joined its other half at Ingolfladt, marched
for Silefia: the railing of recruits which now extends
to the city, is carried on with the greaten aftivity.
AUGSBURG, JAN. 14.
To-day feveral hundred Bavarian troops, infantry
and cavalry, with four pieces of cannon, marched for
the bier, to fupprefs the tumultuary movements
which have taken place in fume parts of the country,
on account of the raifing of recruits, but which will
loon be fuppreffed. _ _

VERONA, JAN. 6.

The order prohibitir.g the importation of foreign
goods and manufaCtures, leather and linen excepted,
into the kingdom of Italy, has been enlarged, and the
permiffion extended to the 2111 of January, 1807.—
Commercial people are profiting of this with the ut.
mon aftivity.

Here, and efpecially at Venice, a great number of
flops and magazines, where Eng Nth manufafturea
only have been fold, have been (hut up.

FROM THE LAST' DENMARK MAILS.
FROM THE MAINE, JANUARY sj•
General Oudinot is appointed to the command of
wenry thoufand men, who are to aft as auxiliaries
to the Turks.

FRANCKFORT, JANUARY 23.

Letters fmm Warfavt of the 3d, fay, that Mar-
tha' Lawnes was wounded in the !boulder by a muf•
ket ball in the laPt engagement. Martha' Augereau
had a horfe shot under him, as had alto General
'Freilhard, who was wounded along with General
Worleintt. •

MENTZ, JANUARY 13.

Befides the numerous depots which daily pats
through here to the Grand Army, we have had no-
tice of two particular corps, the one confilling of
cavalry alone, ten thouland in number. Since molt
of the cavalry have left France, it is ►itppofed that a
corps of gendarmerie are to aft as a body of referve
in the rear of the French Army.
DORSTEN, JAN. so .
Yeflerday there arrived here 200 French Cullom
Houle officers, who will let out to-morrow for Ham-
burgh and Lubeck, where they will refide in future.
As many mere are expelled to-morrow, who will pro-
ceed to the fame cities.

CASSEL, JAN.:4.
On: Gazette contains the following Article
" The ditturbances which had broken out in various
parts of fide, are wholly quelled. Wife and deci.
five "marina have extinguithed the evil in the birth,
and thereby annihilated the plans of a few fools, who
by theit conduit teemed to with for the deftrullion of
their country. The ringleader of all thefe mutineers
is feized.

Tkanki to the Government for averting in good
time fo much mifchief from Hetre. This country
now begins to enjoy its former tranquillity. At
Caffel and the (urrounding (lima, it was never for
a moment deftroyed."