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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

TapDan 81 Sev2ll.

No ~, HI ra5ket-Ro-r,
HAVE received an eItsnfve alortmeut Of
! hw5oesH d hdI4 Goodr,
which they offer at BaFgH WJoislie PH.e, ny
the Piece or Package.
In addition 70 their fupply ,by late arrival
Velvets and Veveteens Cotton Checks ;
Calicos ; Plains and Kerleys Coatings ana
Fearhoughts. a few elegant ShawIs and Bail
drenes. NsV. Is.
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BENJAMIN RiLhardfon.

Nest door saf Of Bvn5au's Ta7ieyn,
HAS for fale, large and elegant ahortment
Of WAPRANTED SLEIGRI,
completely fnilhed-c cheaper than can be pur-
chafed in this fate or ellewhere.
6g6-A fmal afortmeRt Of SLEIGH HAF-
NESS.
~ Sleigh Work Of all kinds, and SIeighs
repaired and elegantly painted, at the fhort-
CT notice. Me-. 80
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NOTICE y

I INSTRUCTION commences in Go,5aD Ae4S-
: rN.y, for the "a quarter, on the 9TH Of Dec.
next And the meeting Of the TruAees oe
1aid Academy, is adjourned to the lat Tuef-
day Of February next, at o'clock "A. W, at
which time an examination Of the ludenta
will take place Up arTrIE, Secs.
Goybon, Nc 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

A Mr. Grant Gan infatuated Journeyman
Shoe -maker) of Norfolk, put period 70 his
existence yesterdyin Buk-Strecl, bv drink
ing to an excess Of Apple Brandy-He had
swallowed six gills! but II attempting t.
drink the seventh he expired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
NOTICE

HE Members of the Portland H,gsmBly are
rcqueRed to call on Mr. D1viI Dana for
their Tickets, previous to the frlt AfTcmbly,
which will be on Thurlday Evening next,
BY t5s Manqgrr5. Nov. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

II Northyarmouth, MI. Joseph Morse,
aged %, 10 Miss Abigail Swcetser. At 58.
Mr. Joseph Spenser, to Mis- Olive Bray,
both Of + Falmouth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

an Sunday, the 18th inf. between Dr..
" Deans Meeting Houle and the houle of
capt. Stephenson, a GOLD WATCH CHAIN
and fmall KEY. Whoever has found It and
will return it to the owner, fhaIl be hand
lonely rewarded by
STEPHEN STEPHENSON.
Portland, Nsy. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

When The French Incorporated PirA
ato'lt into tseir dominions they assigned.
IN vindication Of the measure, "the n4-
cessitg gfe1isfiHS circumstances a; and it,
inability % sHhhort either fhe 7r1ght Of
ifs o7rH indrheHdcHce, or thc erEences of
monarchy" The vindicatibn of the
British IN taking possession Ofthe Dan
fsh feet, does not materially differ from
this.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
MaOacbgjett5 RegjEerJ far 1903.
FOR SALE AT

FOR SALE At ~
Isaac Adams B0Okf9re,
THE Madachufetts REGISTER asd Uni
ted States Calendar; for the year of our
Lord 1903, the thirty-fecond Of Aneriea1 ~
drbe7lesee Containing Civil, EccleGahical, Jul
dicial and Military LIS in Nafachuletts; al
fociations and corporate infitution,, for lite
rarv, agricultural and charitable purpoles.-
A Lin of Polt-towus in Mafachuletts, with
the name, Of the Pof-MaRers -1fA6, cata-
logues of the officers Of the General Govern
ment, with IFS feveral departments and eitab-
Eihments times Of the fittings Of the feveral
Courts; Governors in each fate Public Du-
ties &c; Ufeful Tables aud variety Of
other interening articles. N0v 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
Taken uD 8dtH.

A YAWL BOAT, with 3. Dyt, painted on
her ftern-containing one oar-The
owner is deGred to prove property, pay
charges and take her away-Apply 10
DAVID COLT, on board fchr Ring States,
at Uaioa-Wba,E Nov. 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
loci Hall.

Has -, Jais, No. IL, Long Wzayf
Nov landing 40 puncheons Windward
~ Hand RUM.
In fore, 700 Hhds. Liverpool SALT
10 Hhds. N1ufcovsdo SUGAR.
Nov. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
Sa,cttr 5bip Jaetus.
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PORT OF POR7EAND--lso7.


Monfav Nv 25.
Arrived, ship Thomas, capt. Deliver. 81
DAYS from Marscilcs Sailed i'll %. with
ship Edward & Francis, Wyer, bound to
Sicily. Lett, ship Edward, Rice, for Salem.
ID ~ Ut ID Gays briggs Harriet, Giles, Of
Beverly -, Griffin, Of philadelphia :;
Sea-Flowcr, Wilder, ofdo Felicity, B1yd
III re tsmouth Neutrality, Gardner. Of
Boston, tor Sicily, in 2 DAYS -, Lovet.
If Beverly Jason, Allcr, Of Salem Ships
Packet, Hughes, Of Philadelphia Fabias,
Cole Of do; Lady Adams, Colesworthv, of
Nantucket, in quarantine
San ly-AI1,ved, brig Jane, Blake. 28
dys nom GuadalouI there. brio
Experiment, Rogers Of Wilmington, IN. C5
to sail ms or 20 DAYS; sch. Harmony.
Reed, Of and for New-York, in s DAYS SCH
Dover, Gilbert, Of C.pe-Am in rs DAYS !;
Oct 20, spoke between Guadaloupe and
Mount Scrat, sch Boston. Smith. from
Mntinho. for Boston 3Oth, lat. 10, AZ lon.
81, IS brig Eunice, Russell, ~ days from
Boston for ST. Domingo
He4crtay Nos 25.
Arrived brig .tustria, capt. Strout. 3
days fom Fort-Ro, al (Mar)-Ieft there
brig Superb, Brazier, for Portland. II ID
days schrs. Nancy. Notion, Of and for Bev-
erly, A. Fame, Goodwin for Rhode Island.
g; Farmer, Campbell, just arrived from
Ncwburyport. Silcdin co. with brig Aus
tria, Page, for Salem; schr. lack Tar. for
Cape Ann f.; between Antigua and Mount
Serat was boarded bv the British fripaic
Arthiha, and informed ty the capt. that the
accounts by the last packet was very much
htavour Of war with the Americans. Nov.
II, lat. 80, lon o., spoke ship Alligator
Swan, from, Cape Go Hop l S months, of a
Whaling voyage, bound to Nan,uckct-l5th,
lat. 40 Ion. So, sch. Arson, from st. Pierres.
. days out, bound TO Beverly-21st, E.S.E.
"a leagues from Cape-Cod, schr. Success.
"a hours from Portsmouth, bound to Dema-
raTa.
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81 The Barriers Sbtb.
ISAAC ADAMS.

40. Z, Fjs.f,est,
HAS for fale, the n, "a. 81 and It'll nun.
bers OF the " BAREER'S SHOP" kept
by Sir DAVID Razor, Grand Secretary To H.;
worlhipful afociatiou Of free and accepted
BARRIERS lhaver to his venerability the dopl-
ty fcribe Of the ancient ard honor able ro n.-
goHebe SO.isty, branch No l7f; wfatE5rv1lc-
general to his cwn family and neigl b5rhood
itory-teiler; "Fue1aJ \" oblerver WI men and
j3ke-crackeT leeve-lareher, To.
Sc- e No. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

The Dispatches from Mr.. Munyce TO The
Secretary Of State passed through Baltimore
the 18th and must have arrived at Wash
ington the next day.
Admiral Cochrane, lately At Halifax. ar.
rived at Turtola, the goth October, and cx-
pected orders t. take St. CroiX and st
Thomas.
The Canadian papers say, Mr. IeAcrson's
late message to Congress, breathcs nothns
Ike moderation or reconciliation with Grea'
Britain, and letters add, that tile prepare
tions Of defence we're increasing.
Il IS said, in the Newyork paptrs, chat
Mr.. Monroe comes home To have a personal
conference with the President Us the last
instructions had fettered him so much Inc
could not conclude the negotiation ard
that there must be mutual concessions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
II 70 Wef.Mdra Traderl.

A. Clap x M. Cobb,
70. 10, L0Hg-Wba,E Have for Ell.,
III EMP; Cordage; Sail Cloth light and
4 = heavy Ravens Duck; wide and narrow
Diapers by the bale; Ruilia Feather & Down
Beds; which will be fold Oh liberal credit.
Noq. 80
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Ertract ofu lrtterJrom Washington; d.
frd me ism inst

"It IS said and believed, that Mr..
Jefferson warts the merchants id tie
large towns to memorable Congress
for repeal Of the Non-ImportationAct.
In word, he has got his foot in it, as
the saying is, and wishes an apology to
retract." IHdcsd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

Indian Wlr-The last National m
telligencer contains long letter from
Nathaniel Prior, to Gen. Clarke, In
dian Agent, dated St. Louis, Oct. Is,
giving information Of hostilites having
been commenced on the party he com
manded, by the Sieur Indians (on the
Missouri river.) The Americans, af-
ter using all due efforts to avoid rup-
ture, were obliged 70 retreat to their
boats. One Of the Sioux chiefs was
klled.-Our loss was killed and nine
wounded Mr.. Mitchell, Of the Sem
ate, calls tie Sieur warlike and muir
IerOus tribe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
NOTICE y

NOTICE =
II HE fubfcriber has taken the fand lately
occupied by Major JAMES CHAMBER
LAIN, between the head of Ingrshsm's and
Long Wharves, in Fore-Rreet, where he has
opened
BOARDING HOUSE,
for the accommodation Of bis friends and cuff
TONERS Every attention will be paid to rem
der their accommodation agreeable, by their
humble lervant,
Nov. 90. ABRAHAM BEFbTllN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
TAKE NOTICE n

FOR GaIe in Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
= houfes and Store, conveniently ftuated for
a Trader, being the property Of Samuel Spear
Of BotOn.--For further particulars enquire &c
the lubfcriber in Portland.
Oal2 EZEKIEL. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
TAKEM Up
Stray Mare.

STRAYED or ftolen on Saturday evening
= latt, from Aayo7 Meiebe,y yard, Of Brun-
fwick, white 1fARE, about fifteen hands
high, trotts all, about eight years old. Who
ever will return iaid Mare to Aaroa lNeIeJsy
of Bruniwick, or Charles BaeLaav7 of Falmouth,
fhal be Handsomely rewarded for their trouble.
Nov. 80
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C0barfnerJbib Di00lUed.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the fubfcri-
~ Der has been duly appointed Execusrix
of the lat will aud te0ament ef
CHARLES BIsBEE,
late of Summer, in the county of Oxford, veo
man, deceaied, ard has taken upon herfeif that
trua, ny giving bonds as the law directs, and
all perions having demands upon the Eltate Ct
the faid Cb1rls5 B5Eer, are required to exhibit
the fame and al perlens indebted tothe raj,
ERate, are called upon 10 nal.e payment 20
BULA BlSBEE, F-scptriv.
sz7s.>, Mr.. ~ No 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

IAs for faIe, great variety ~ Fy4sts5.
= J0H'aaIs, Le3ge-, aud Day Baak5. made Of
the bet quality " tughh and American Pa
per. Ai!u, BiIst y Rs-ars BssJ. sa,lJus azvs
and prices
u Sets NJ Account B,~7Lt made IL any
pattern aud iize, n illort nosirs
ALSO
2o.r'H' ot Letter ra!rt NJ \ rrni rus'-
=, s5.4y. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

.fiondoy. November 60, 1907.
--------
] Not having received any foreign in
talji5cnce a later dat than was pub (
lIahed III our last, We have given place
10 suAjecls Of domestic nature, which
are worthy Of al attentive perus,L.
On the practice of giving up descrtcrs
when demanded, much inf ,rmatlon
will be found on the first page The
Report Of the Court of Inquiry on
Commodore Barron is given entire !;
the documents which accompanied the
report are interesting and viii be pub
hshed In our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
FOR TIE GAZETTE.

sIR. ADAMS,
My communication published in
votr paper Of the 23d Instant, the dis
tancss of the Comet from the Sun were
Ell taken of wrong-I ought 10 have
stated them as follows
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
5aIr bp Iuttpu,

III Z. GREELT Z COS Office,
an THURSDAY aerf, Dec. "a, At lc N
~ clock A. N. without relerve,
10 puncheons Wihdward lhand RUM
ALSO,
3 Bales Of frs1l imported Goods.
Nov. 30.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

The act susPending the operation Of
the Non-Importalion Law viii expire
the l4th Of December. 1t il recon-
mended in some Of the papers to for
ward petitions to Congress, in favor Of
a further suspension.
The present administration have cot
the country into brawl, and to them
selves belongs the task of extricating it
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

The friends Of peace will rejoice at
the correct and spirited conduct ofCon-
gress in rejecting the resolution offered
by Lyon, which, if adopted, would be
the prostitution Of every principle Of
national Justice and filth and who
is 50 simple as not to know that Great
Britain would be justified in the imme-
diate adoption Of measures of retalia-
ton, in the sequestration Of property
belonging to our merchants in that
country
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
Latest from Europe.

Tbs schooner Perseverance, capt. Mes.
sersey, arrived at Marblehead on Friday,
the 9th instant 10 SO days from bordeaux.
He mas brought papera 10 the alss Of Jaa-
nary.
The French have at lengihs measured
swords with the Russians aod gained "a
victory. ~.
Captain Messervey confirms the accuase
iot dreadful maIady having appeared IL
the Ffench armies, and OF It's having been
very Destructive. He reports also that the
emperor had returned ts pans ssforr he
sailed. 3
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alexandria DAILY annartiser.
: WEDNESDAY,, MARCH .la.
From the Baltimore Ameyisan.

Capsain, Hart. of the Comet. says ii was
reported at New Orleans at the sime he
!efs,bere, ,hat Burr. bad been.saken nndst
the proclamation Of governor Williams,
and tina, il. was understood he would be
sen, round in a. vessel dat bad been pur.
chased BY the government, BIZ, as captain,
Ha,; was on board his vessel. and an the
point of sailing when the reper. reaeh=d
hsal he. had 90 meansof aseerlaining the
correctness of II.
The foregoingis corroborated by the fol-.
lowing article 80
WezU Orleans. Feb. 10.
/. Il is this morning reported, and we be
lieve tne report to be trae that col. Bur,
is now conh.,ed in one of the u S. armed
vessels before Naishcz.
We are happy TO announce the arrival il
London OF lord visconnt Valrnsia, on his,
return from India, by the way. of Suez
with his secretary Mr.. Salt, after nearly j.,
years absence from England in .variou..~
parts Of India; his lotdship made ssverai
months stay 10 the, Red Sea, apd the adiss
-
ceat sea coasts !, aad h4s made some vaia.
able charts of those difssren, places. NJ,
Salt, his lordship's secretary. made an ex
curslen into Abysiais wish major Aundlt
as far as the capital Gosdar. ! he public
viii be exceedingly grati6ed by much va
liable information, cellected by his lord.
ship daring this long, laborious and iaad.
able research. ,'kysang Alb, ssinlan prince
is in his suite, who is a near relation of
Negade Ra Maha net, Que of the. pfinci-
pal officers of state, SO often mentioned
BIZ that celebrated traveller Bruce, as be-
iug his friend. This young prince appears
possessed OF great natural endowments,
aud anxious to become acquainted With the
manners aud customs of Grea, Brisaia.
We arc happy once more to contradict
the report of the death of Muogo Park,
who was said 20 have fallen victim in
the interior of Africa Accounts were
received of him about the middle of the
present month, which stated his arrival at
Tombuctoo, and that he is now on his re
turn. Il is TO be feared thas heswill en-
counter grea, dificalues 10 his journey. as
be has TO tow his boas all the way back a.
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lanes Mcclure.
Land Tor Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes to sell about afeen
4 and an half acres OF Land, within nalf a
nile of Alexandria, situate on the south side
of the lane leading. from Mr., Hodsson's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property from
its situation must soon become valuable, it
viii be sold low for e.sh, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, ore hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days, Apply To-
JAMES. IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 90. eote
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March IS.
J. G a Bargain.

T WILL dispose of NY TN: YARD, in
i the town of Quantities, together with all
the stock ofLeatAer and Bark now on hand
The House and Lot Will be sold on liberal
credit, or exchanged, for Wet Goods-ths
stock of Leather aid Bark may be Lad with
tbs Lot, for which cash must be given A.
description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will certainly view the
property first. | will only add that, the house
IS convenient and comfortable. ana the yard
supplied with every utensi necessary for the
tanning business
Thomas Jacob.
Dumflies, March H. [ls] a~wtf
W b. The House and Lot will be sold lon
for cash. .s
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guilty, and sentenced to death. This sen.
tence. it's said, has been already confirm.
ed by the king Of Sweden.
PROCLAMATION
Of general Loison to tie Inhabitants Of the

C general Loison to the Inhabitants Of the
county Of Lingen. in Westphaka.
:" Wish arms 10 your hands, you expect
a mitlga,ion of the contribution laid upon
your country. BY the sounding OF the
tocsin. you solicit the favor Of your go.
vernon!
:" Inhabitants of Lingens severe shall
be the punishment OF Jour insurreetion.
The faithful par, Of your community shall
have a third of the contribution remitred,
and their share shall be paid BY you. The
authors aud movers Of This insurrection
shall be taken aud delivered up to mill
tary tribunal and pInlshsd with death.--
The principal Inhabitants shall, till the pay.
msnt OF The contribution is complete, be
sent 10 and remain prisoners In France
and if it be no, paid before The 1Osh of j. a,
nuary, their property shall be seized and
sold. Also. if The sed;tisus asse mblages
are not dissolved before any troops arrive
10 your country, and those troops expert.
ence the least opposition. | will order he
inhabitants to be cut in pieces, and their
houses and property to Be burnt.
s. You have 10 in.pute your misforsraes
only 30 yourselves. Alipersons bslaoging
to the ancient governments 10 the conquer.
ed countries must be responsible fer any
disturbances which NAV occur 10 her
districts. You may command The assist
ance of.he military; and a. good ciuzeas,
assis. in the preservation OF tranquility
In case of refusal of obedience TO orders
issued by my authority, Information mus
be given Of the persons so offending; and
they shall be brough. b fore the military
tribunals, treated as rebels, AID punished
with death
Done 10 the Palace Of the government.
az Manster, Dec. 10, 500,
" LAGRANGE,
!" Govsrnos, genera! OF the eaoqaerea
countries"
In another copy of gsnrras Lolsoa's
proclamaslon, it IS added, 7. That all the
citizeos ADD bu,gners 10 Munster, Mark,
Osnaburg, Teckienburg, AID Liugen, shall
be disarBsd J; after which, arms of any
sort being found upon them, they shall be
punished with deats
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. Public Sale.

On the Goth Of april next, Will be-ofered for
J: sale, on the premises, or credit Of nine,
twelve and eighteen rapEtss. for negotiable
notes with approved irdorsers,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, ST.
tua.e on Patrick and King streets, AID bind
ing on the fqrmeE 100 feet, and on the latter
As feet. a three story .Bg;;ek House has been.
lately erected. on this property, which is at
present III an unfinished state within it binds
on klng-street nearly opposite 10 Dsvey Da-
yey's For further Particulars enquiry may
be made OF the subscriber, before or on the
day Of SALE
I. II. Hoae.
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army. Of which, without this accident, ncs
i mau woald have escaped. The good fora

Army, Of which, without this aetIdenI, rce
= man woald have escaped. The good fora
tune OF thu army OF benigsen and that Of
Nbuxhouden shpuld have terminated on the
other side ot,hs Olkye Blu, all the la.end-
cd movements were defeated by the thaws,
winch caused the artillery 70 be TWO days
ia making lhrse leagues.
Altogether, the Russians have los. so
pieess u cahhon, all .heiI Wagons, more
than 1900 baggage carriagss, 1000 men
killed, wounded, or mace. prisoners. The
mo. mcnts Ut the frsnch aud Russian CO.
tumos will be an object OF curiosity tor
military mep, wneD hey are traced upon
the map. They wal then sec open hew
slender athTrad hing lie captufr or ANIL
hlla,lon Ut this army, aud all The effect OF
a siggle tau!! cetam.tsed BY ths Russian Sc.
neral.
W.. have lost 500 men. Killed, and naye
had 1000 wouldsd. a. lsugln, hpdipg
himself masyer Of the enc n,'s artillery,
and all their poslticns, and having driven
chem more shaa iosyieasucs, the cmper.
or has erdetsd hls army ITO winter quar.
ters.
Before this expedition the Russian eff.
GERS declared thatkhe, tad 10000 men
Now they do not.Eretepd 10 reckon half
that nuE.hsr. Shall VS. believe thsis sspogs
before OF after IL
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BATTLE OF PULTUSK..

~ ~ ~ 4 ~ - ! CsEE.s
Marsha! La nues could noi arrive opno-s
site Pui,usk before TIE morning Of tae
26ih. All the corps Of Benigsen were
concentrated 10 the n;g5s. The Russlan
division which had been beat az Nasielsk,
md pasaued by the third division, o"m
manded by marshal Davoust, entered ,ae
cagaD OF pul ask two hours after n.ids eht.,
at ten O'Clock marshal Lanncs attack I'd,
having Suchet's di.islon in the frs! line.
chat of Gaza in the second, ard that ct
Gudr, ia the third d,pisisn Of the army
commanded by gsaerai Diri4n2s, upon bis
left, I.
The combat was spirited. AFera few
struggles the enemy YVES ,overpowercd. =.
The 18th regiment Of light infantry, and
tbs h, covered themselves with glory.
Gen Vedel and CIaparede were wounded
Gen. Ire!!lard, commanding brigade Of
the .eragoons Of Beker, col Barihelemy,
Of the 18TH regimect OF Dragons wsfe
wounded by grape s:.os. Voisfo, aid to
marshal Lapnes aud Curial, aid e. aen.
suehe1, both fell with glory.
Marshal Lannes was slightly TOUCHED
with bail !, ,.Ehe 5th corps OF the army
here eSaibi ed what brave men are allie TO
perform, and the. immense sucs r:or!.y Of
.he French infantry over s!.at Of other IA.
Il MS. M AZ shall Lannes, although he had
been ten days SICK, would follow his corps.
The s5th regiment sustained many chatg.
es of the enemy's cavalry, with. coo!usss
and suceess. lhe enemy the same uisht
souaded retreat and retired 70 Os!roden-
ia.
BATTLE. OF. COL Y1NLA.
While The corps of Beningsen was at
Pultusk and beaten there that. Of Buxho
Udsn joined Goly min at night. The di.
vision Panin Of this corps which had been
attacked The. evening b fore By The grand
duke of Berg another diyisioo which had
been beaten at Nasielsk arrived by differ.
ent routes at the camp OF, Golymio.
Marshal ,Dayouss, who pursued the en-
envy from Nasielsk came Up with, charg.
I'd them and chased them from a wood
near the camp of Golym,n.
At the sane time marshal Augereau,
arriviogat Galacz,ms, took the enemy 10
aank. The general Of br gade, Lapine.
with The 18Th lighs Infantry carried at the
point, Of the bayone. a village which served
as point Of support TO the enemy. - he
division of fieuds lei dispiayel apd match.
ed for. il. I. 8 hesrs. afternoon the FIRE was
.ho test. ,pThe grand duke.of Berg execut.
ed with the greatest success many charges,
in which Kher's division of dragons DIS.
inguished themselves. Notwithstanding
evening came on too 5000, the combat
continued ill eleven al night. I he, enemy
retrearrd in disor der, leaving their art.lle.
~, bsg and baggage, aud many dead
All the enemy's columns retired TO Ostro-
kerka.
Z. General Feperolle, commanding a bril-
gadc of dragons was killed. The insre-
pid general. KNAPP, the emperor's aid de
camp was wounded at the head Of dlvl-
sion Of dragons Colonel Smile, of the
brave 24,h of the line, was wounded, mar
shal sAugereau had horse killed under
him
Nevertheless marshal SouIt. with his
corps. had already arrived at Malari, TWO
leagues frem Maka~ but ths badness OF
the roads, from the rains and tha~s, re.
,ardsd his marsh and saved the Russian
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March 70.

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Ten hogslleads Of Sugar,
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