The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-17 00:00:00

Wiscosst, Jove St —Letters which we have this
roment received annestnee, that last night the
army passed the Niemen by three bridges.
lhose bridges were thrown over that river as it were
enchantment, in less than two hours, at a league
arove liowuci. The enemy, who had carefully for.
tioml other points, were quite unaware of the Em.
reor's projects on this, and had no idea of his at-
'tempting the passage. It is the characteristic of ge. ,
tins always to deceive' by new combivations those
oho imagine they have discovered the secret of its
&signs. The advanced posts are already within six
Kues of Willie.
oos°, Just 26.—The French army, which is
low actually on the right bank of the Niemen, is i
formidable, and in the best condition. Provided ;
with every thing in abundance, it pants only for
glory It is a fact, almost inconceivable, that the
.
french army should have passed. the Niemen without
emoted:lg, any obstacle on the part of the enemy,
who was completely deceived by the manoeuvres of ;
the Emperor Napoleon. This memorable passage '
commenced at one in the morning of the 9.4 th. The
gray immediately took an excellent rosition. The
poles, who perceive the interest which is taken in
their affairs, emulate the French warriors in ardour.
The French advanced posts are at Troki, a town of
Lithuania, situated on the riveulet Bresala, six short
pages from \Vilna, and thirty from C. rodtio. His
filajestv's licadl-quarters have been transferred here.
I,sesate, JUNE 13.—The head-quartece of the I
Austrian Army were yesterday moved hence, in or. I
der to prer,.ed to Zoll.iew. The two battalions of ,
g,,,n oiers of Brzezhiski and Kirchenbettee i/1m ti
ol‘o marched thither. The Prince of Schwartaen- !
berg Commander in Chief, has likewise left this '
loon icr Zolkiew. The Austrian army in Gallicia
recoirer daily reieforcements. The Prince of HO.l
henzollern. aad Field Marshal Von Trement, have
just arriieil to take the command of the corps allotted
to them.
VIENNA, `ll'E 22.—Our Court Gazelle has pub
fished the Treaty of Alliance between Austria and
France. This new proof of the. good understanding
which prevails between the two Empires has produced
the most agreeable sensation. Colonial produce,
which had before been at a low price, begins to rise;
ill .peculators prreivc that the present war will put
en red to tire introduction of that merchandize. The
has Gazettes we have received from Petershurgh
lore no doubt as to the change of system in that Ca-
Ltitt. They are edited completely under the 'Au-
(me of the friends of England.
ArGArtiton, JULY 3.—The last accounts from
Vienna inform us, that Austria has formed three i
corps of observation, which are at present actually 1
in her eastern provinces of Gallicia, Transylvania, I
sad the Bannat. The first is under the command of
th- Noce of Reuss, the second is commanded by
Ccaeral Siippschutz, and the third by General
Lathy. There three corps-are destined to protect
the three provinces from any hostile invasion. The
army aide!, wits in the environs of L'inberg' and
which is commanded by Prince Charles of Schiviirt.
tenbere, is marching to occupy the Southern parts
of the Duchy of Warsaw. This army, conformably
to the treaty of the two Powers, is under the dis-
posal of the Emperor of the French. It is 59,000
strong, and its supplies in provisions are drawn from
'Gallicia. There has been for some time a very active
communication between Lemberg and Warsaw.—
There are a number of French and Westphalian Offi-
cers at Lemberg. Cdoncl Flahaut, Aid-de-Camp of
the Prince of Neufchatel, oas passed some days with
the Noce of Schwartzeuberg, at his head-quarters
at Zolkiew.

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LONDON:
TRIDATI JULY 17, 181%

We received an additional set of Paris Papers last
light, and though they ire not of a later date than
the Monitcur containing the Third Bulletin, they
furnish us with some further acemunts of the pro-
gress of the French armies. We mentioned yester-
day, that by the last accounts the French advanced
Naas were within ten leagues of Wilna, the Rue.
lea head-quarters. It now appears that they had
edlanced four leagues farther, as Davoust, Prince of
Wagram, was at Troki on the 26th of June, being
only about twenty miles distant from Wilna. The
neit accounts from this quarter must be ex-
tremely Interesting, as they are expected to bring
either the particulars of a general engagement
bar;
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41axitsvnius on the Dwitts, where' Gen. BAGAWIMT
has 'tread; fallen bask) In cone/Genoa of his COM"

Wiscosat, Jost St —Letters which we
irommt received anneenee, that last n
army passed the Niemen by three
rod
lhose bridges were thrown over that river ac
enchantment, in less than two hours, at
atete 'Own°. The enemy, who had caref
titled other points, were quite unaware of
ecror's projects on this, and had no idea o
invting the passage. It is the characteristi
teriesalways to deceive' by new combivatic
oho imagine they have di.,covered the sect
atiigns. The advanced posts are already w
I
eg OS of Wilna.
owso, Just 26.—The French army,
low actually on the right bank of the Ni
formidable, and in the best condition.
with every thing in abundance, it pants
eery It is should almost inconceivable,
french army have passed. the Niemen
racounterieg, any obstacle on the part of the
who was completely deceived by the mine
the Emperor Napoleon. This memorable
commenced at one in the morning of the 231
Irmy immediately took an excellent rositic
poles, who perceive the interest which is I
their affairs, emulate the French warriors
it
The French advanced posts are at Troki, a
Lithuania, situated on the riveulet Bresala,
leagues from Wilua, and thirty from Cir
hlajestv's headl-quarters have been transferrto&
Lotsato, JUNE 13.—The head-quartet
Austrian Army were yesterday moved hence
der to !teemed to Zolkiew. The two bate
she
ef Brzezinski and Kirchenbet
she marched thither. The Prince a Sat
berg Commander in Chief, has likewise
lone fer Zolkiew. The Austrian army in
[wires daily reieforcements. The Prince
henzollern. aad Field Marshal you Treat,
just arrited to take the command of the corp
to them.
VIENNA, 11* NE 22.—Our Court Gazette I
lished the Treaty of Alliance between Au
France. new proof of the. good untie!
which prevails between the two Empires has
the most agreeable sensation. Colonial
which had before hems at a low price, begin
ill speculators prceivc that the present wet
eared to the introduction of that merchand
lan Gazettes we have received from Pel
Irate no doubt as to the change of system in
Lint. They are edited completely under t
/me of the friends of England.
AAGAst.ltnit, JULY 3.—The last accost
Vienna inform us, that Austria has form
eirps of observation, which are at present
in her eastern provinces of Gallicia, Tree
and the Bannat. The first is under the con
th, Paince of Reuss, the second is comm
beaeral Stippschutz, and the third by
(inlay. These three corps-are destined I
the three provinces from any hostile invssi
army which was in the envirotts of L,1,1
which is commanded by Prince Charles of
tenberg, is marching to occupy the Soul]
of the Duchy of Warsaw. This army, cot
10 the treaty of the two Powers, is under
posal of the Emperor of the French. It
strong, and its supplies in provisions are di
'CAW& There has been for some time a r
Communication between Lemberg and II
There are a number of French and Westph:
refs at Lemberg. Cdonel Flahaut, Aid-de
the Prince of Neufchatel, oas passed some
the Prince of Schwartzeuberg, at his heat
at Zolkiew.
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LONDON:
TRIDAY, JULY 17, 1812.
We received an additional set of Paris
sight, and though they ire not of a later
the Monitcor containing the Third Bul
furnish us with some further ace•unts c
tress of the French armies. We menthol
day, that by the last accounts the Frene'
Posts were
within ten leagues of Wilni
fro head-quarters. It now appears that
ifl'anced four leagues farther as MMUS
%Mb, was at Troki on the 26th of .1
only about twenty miles distant from V
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