... FOREIGON INTEL9LIG.6 A R. , _-w FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. 0| FIFTY-SIXTH BULLETIN'OF TH5 GRAND ARMY. e - iArensidorf, Feb . r After the battle of Mohringen, in which the Russian, ad- vanced guard was defeated and compelled to fly', the tnemy a took.post at Liebstadt. Two days after, however, on the 27th li ot January they were- joined by several Russian divisiots, and tl the whole marched ...

... _ u 6mO-: T , CiJR i.c1 . , ' S4TUR Ar, IMAA'If Z, tgt We can assure.otour Raders that the vuke of Poit- StUD has% ira obedience to 'his MDJEsTV's ,Wessagej Atcepted tie Olice of Virst.Lord'of the Treasur' and' Vwzated to tle 1iwed that he wil be ready to submit for his graciosus ipprnation a newv A rrangerent befor Wedneoday tiex.t- More than tle appointient of the Duke himself danndt be ...

... So GE2-rE 6i A;lt r n'oAr's& takt Monday blig ?? tept for the Aftivzersarytjestivz1 diSt. David; Sir Chailes Moriatig;43artL A P. Prvssde-mti tlie Vice Prfisidents, 'rreasnrer- arid Stewards of 'he'^ab'oe So- ciety, ?? at their holise in Gray's-lnstoad'mIlpro tceeded- fronf'tliheri to St. George's Church, Hahiet-qrsq4aree where prayers were read in the ancient British language by the Reverend ...

... TuntyRPsfNG CHRONiCLER. LONDON,' .- 0 .TONfDAIr 2kA'rAIW 23, 1807,. Nve under4,tatid that the negociation at' Burlington gi , House, for the new arrangenment, g(oe' n with as rnucdh al rapidity as'the -contending pretebsi-ns of the Candidates cc ?? will 4drqit.. .Whell tlle au'perior F7erit Of no. h; one inditidpal JqOints him ous for,4te h ascebdancy-and Jhi s w, here:the whle ?? Pf ...

... * THE' MQRNVAFG CHJONGLE. LC)NDON: 4VA~NJ.ELNSDsla- MA3RCk s, 1gb7. Yesterday a vessel arrived from' Piilau, on brard of wbicb came some passengers who left Konigsberg the 7th. Of ?? tlley bring nq intelligence So late aas that already ?? ;:but the pregeding events ipto that period, had greatly raised thb 'pirits of the people, who considered themnselve seeure iP the Russian pro- pefion. The ...

... VN1ITED; PAI~AMEN ?? S - 1 :'GR.E4BATA ifXJD Z.VVI£X D.. ~jiyT1SEOFX,0ORflS, D4ARSC~t ?? honi Inthp Appeal 4Milise `v. Wlejte; ont the 'tn6tion of the Lordl his- Chaneelhsr, .tbt judgment of the Court of Sessiortjywas aft l~ Mr,' Holanousrg, Mr. )3ZAU~oNT, and several other Mem- stan Urrs of' the $oupv of. Ce6taimanos .bi~otight up the Sugar 'Diaw- Pionl b-.C1SkBil, fleePadding'son.Cirial ...

... VI-IN 11 ?? , ? - , . II I . I , . I It R)T4,0 .4k!'. ?? rl? ?? ? 0 1 ', I .1 N.OB., 11 ; I I . ?? ? 0-k 4i{$XLTE-i Nh 'B : ~ULETIN O~ .'RXN , Fa. z..he right of the Grand Afiyha bmth banks , t d nd'th stroGenka, on the ESth . dns.. of hNare. Arritedat the viiilage of .- Fleciesiawowa, he niet eheadvatice gua~rd Vof Genierai Savarey, ?? h coi'nnihl14ng the ithiCorps. d The- i6th, at day ...

... rR!AL oy Soi~ gO MEi POPHAM g M On Friday morningr the Trial of this Officer cot r d on board the Gladiator at Portsmouth. ej severaOfI as they came upon the quarter. P 'vere received according to their rank, b c deeN,95 guard of marines. Sir Home was dressed in ojic niform as a Post-Captain, without his sword, hearisg the Insignia of the Order of St. Ferdinand and her Counsel representing the ...

... .UNITED PARLTATMZNY -G J!A T BSTAfNI A.N IRALAND.> HOUSE OF LORtDS, MARCH 3 Colonel Dbrlnk ater,fromn the Cospknissioners of Military In- quiry presented the Fourth Report t~f that Doaid, avith a Sup- plement to the First and Third Reports, being the final Report sreapedthig tbe Barreck Departmen t. TIhe Gernman Tarn Bill was read a ird time and pasaed. e In the Appeal ` ThaekweUl and Others v ...

... 0OTE N.l URGH MA1LSt- FROM THE TELERAPH. B1WL!N, FEB. I2.-gWe have positive imteligeite I tbat the Russian army was attacked on the 4*h inst; i at Alte~steih and at Guttenstadt; and that its Ad- ; vanced Guard was routed ; several prisoners, and sunie Pleces of cannon, were also taken from it. We houdly pe& the details of this affair. FROM THE TELEGRAPH. BtRi IN, FEB. 14.M. Leg]ie,' Clhef de ...

... T.qRE M4rIWQ CHRONICLE, .- . ; , \ 1 LOND~ON: THU2RSSDA T MA4CIIzxS Ig. Thire have been noac~cunts receivd frni~ the lteatre, a of war later thah those of the French Bultetiqs, and . those from Petersburgh. It is said, indeed, that there 'are no more pactkcs on. the other Aide.: Mr. ViEE- PON.T iS ?? expeeetd, a~nd it is probable that he will bring accounts from the armies. - It seems likely, ...

... MUTINFAT VEALLOAI.o ?? Athough no detailed accounts have yet beer re_ u cPeived, or. at least made public, of the circumstances tii whicn led to the :melancholy catastrophe at Vellore, some part.of the correspoihdence which passed betivden wli G(etieral Criaddock, the Madras Gdvernrnent, and' the the pirinocial officers of ihe General Staff in that establish- Co ment resnec'lng the supposed ...