Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-15
From the New York Evening Poet.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

- JUDI - OuT PoPSs "~S =,
the press, the ship Hebe, captain Osle'
arrived at this port, in 40 days from Lon
don. bringing London papers to the So'n
of January inclusive. From the Wa,
Of January 10th, we cePy the following
interesting articles:
LONDON, January 30.
Colonel Barclay, the late respected
British consul general at New York. mas
taken his passage on board his maJeseys
ship Valiant, for Bermuda, whence nc
is 10 proceed to New York, In order to
hold, at that place, the Office OF genera
superintendent for the exchange OF pfi'
soners, with subordinate agents under
him at the minor ports * establishments
We have great pleasure in csntem-
plating the appointment nasmuch as, ae-
cordine to the precedent established IL
this country, in the negotiation tor the
prcliminaries of the last peace between
Great Britain and France, col. Barclays
residence, as accredited agent tor Pill
ssners at New-York, and may afford an
inducenent, as well as an opportunity
to the United States, for the re-eotan-
lishment Of the mutual concord and har-
mony between them and their patent
country.
GOTTENBURG MAIL.
IMPORTANT SUCCESSORS of:hr RUSSIANS.
CAPTURE Of Hon:gsburg Z Msmsl.
By means Of the extensive * efficient
arrangements, which wt have made tor
the early receipt and publication OF IN,
telligence from the scene OF war IN the
north, we we're enabled yesterday In
second edition to submit to the public
the substance of intelligence from the
continent, via Heligolsnd to the l4th III
slant, a material part Of which was IN
the course of the day confirmed By the
contents OF the Go,tcnburg mail that ar
rived, and the remainder of which we
feel authorised to consider as an antlci-
patton of the next, u even ofthe suose-
quent regula' ccmmI cation from Got.
tenburg. &c inteilA 5enee which We
had the pleas. 2 70 lay fore the public
in an extraordi ~ ss.@slon, was re-
csived by express 1t en- ~arly hour yes.
terday morning, and contained IN the
following brief but ss,uiying communi-
cation from hisbs respectable quarter,
dated
",HELIGoLAND, Jan. IA.
GA small vessel has just arrived here
from the continent, which brings the
pleasing intelligence, that the Russians
have entered Konigsbcrg, and that sno-
Their part OF their army was proceeding
to Mcneil, where they expected to find
large supplies of corn and vast accu-
mutation of ammunition and military
stores every description. II is even
asserted confidently, and generally be-
lieved, tina, they are already IN posses.
sion Of Dantzic, the enemy not being in
a condition to oppose any resistance to
their progress
In the course Of the day G ottenburg
mail, the only one that remained due,
arrived; and a! the same time despatch
es from lcrd CathCart were received,
which from the events thty officially
communicate, leave 10 doeot of the
TRUTH of our private Intelligence, so far
at least as regard. the entrance Of tine
Russians into Konissberg and Mcneil,
i'm time TO allow OF the transmission ct
an account OF these events In due course
to that part Of the cost OF tire continent,
from which it hat reach Hcligolaud On
the Attn instant. The despatche. OF Id.
Ca,hcar, will be published II an extra
ordinary Gazette in the Course Of this
morning. Immediately after their arri.
val, the following bulletin of their coz
tents vas yesterday afternoon issued
from the foreign Office:
BULLETIN.
Accounts from lord CathcaIt have
been received, dated Petersbursh, Dec.
81.
"The accounts from the Russian ar.
mics come down to the 25:h ul:!n7c.
"Ceua,s Wittgensiein and Pistoh
had passed through kowno, towards Ill
sit.
"Tke enemy were driven frow Kow-
no, with the loss of 2 cannon and 5000
prisoners, and The remainder OF that
corps dispersed.
" Admiral Tchichagoff bad marched
on Ghezno. and had cleared to:h banks
CT the river.
Seen. TormazoS moved On Grodno,
where eel. Davidof established himself
on the 10Th.
The Ausrians are retiring, and &C.
neral Sachen was following tie retreat
OF the AusIrians through Sionim, and
expected to De a, Ruzsna OF me Gath.
Great magazines have been taken 10
ali tie towns on the NieEen.
Il, was reported that another body
81 p.u,sian. had Lid down their arms,
and tia, marshal Macdonsld intended TO
retire BY Tiisit, SO that there were hopes
OF cutting him CT.