Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
VERY IMPORTANT !
FOREIGN NEWS.
tLoapos, March 2s

Hfon the. G0ntinene Of q very late date.
They furnish intelligence Of very. great
Importance indeed. Of which We have
=claiy time TO giye the principal heads.
4 Ne head quarters of the French ar
my were about 10 be transferredto Der.
LIN. and Bonaparte was expected in that
civ Il the end Of last week. !. = Z 70"
Gen. Bluchcr, who has been exehahg-
Cd for Gen. Victor, was about t. set OF
10 taks the command In the Prussian
army. = +
The Prussiaa 1nsnrsents on the right
hank ,ofthe Oder ere become. so forml.
dable, that the coinmpnica,ion between
S,eitin and Thorn i almost entirely seus
Of. ~ = = =. =.
Several corps Of French, wora Down
by fatigue, among the Seste ehntsdera-
bic rart of O ndinot' : division irerepott-
.edto have laid down their arms, -, +:
4. Gen. Bcnningsen, sebsegueut to the
.battle Of Ey Ian, received q reinforce.
:lnent OF 5000 Regulars, and thirty
putts. Of Gossacks Of 5000. rneu each.
On that memorable occasion tho Russian
armys according to the Official: state.
nent, was onlyseventy thousand strong.
The French were calculated at one hun
ldred thousand. al least. = +. = :.
The want Of forage is so great in that
,spartof Poland occupied by, the, French,
that they have beenunderthe necessity of
sakine the snatch coverings of the houses,
tosupply their horses withpro ssnder.
Id. T. March rs. j.
The Mali due On Sunday, arrived
yesterday evening, and brought intelli.
gence Of great importance Reinforced
and supplied with every necessary, the
Russians are again assunins the often.
pixe. and advancing against the iiaviaei.
ei5Le Bonaparte-who no longer fnding
! his season ofreposs on the Vistula, is
falling back to Berlin. Though his head
quarters were stated to be at. Osterode
on the 9th, he Is said TO have been. seen
on that day at Thorn. The foreign am.
bassadors at WaEsaw--the whole. tribe
OF ENJOYS and ministers from the subject
princes and allies Of France, have. been
ordered 10 follow Tallsyrand 70 Berlin.
tits said even, in private letters that
ths. RGssiaEs have pushed tkeiF advanced
posts 70 Warsaw, and that the French
have, sustained another defeat near
Thorn. Want and disafsction are also
operating in support of the Russians, and
. whole division Of grenadiers, said to be
0udinot's, is stated to have gone over
to the Russians. They had been Pc
remtorily. ordered by Bpnaparte to make
an attack when they had not had any
sustenance for So hours. -......s
The seton of Brauns6eFg, on the 26th,
wa followed by others most obstinasely
cohtested--the town was often taken and
retaken--it was atlast burn.-it covered
the left wing ofthe French and prevent.
ed IL from being turned. These actions
are said to have taken place on the 27th,
2sth, and 90. The Cosaacks did emil.
nent service. On one ofthose days they
cut to pieces Q whole disiiion Of French
cavalry Of 1000 men. r. I
Magdeburg Is 10 be iAmediately. sup-.
Piled with provisions and nseessaries for
long siege.-Does this look like Bona
parties being AZ Petersbpfg By May Day!
In the rear too Of the french positions,
insarrection 10 gaining strength and eon-
~Gdence daily. The communication be-
tween Stettin and Thorn IL dmost en-
tireiy cur oil. =, !. : E,ltl.,4.z. 4.
when NTans meet vim aFsvsiss Of
fortune, suspicion always hauSts them
The iuvincible Nauolron irs,n,itinoJ
his want Of SUCCESS TO His olieers. e said
70 have accused several Of them of Urea.
son-His former fayorite Duroe is re-
ported 70 have incurred his displeasure,
andto have Been sent back 70 France un-
der an escort Of gems d'armes. =.
Il Is Imagined in the best informed
naval circles, that the FSeneh squadro6,
Of three sail of the line and / frigate. full
oftroops. which escaped a few nights
since out ofthe outer road of Brest,5 are
gone to the East Indies. . 80,
n =