... OFFICiTAL PAPRS. - I NORTHERN WAR. CONDUCT or THE RussIANS.-lntefi- gence from the Grand Arm4j. * Contizuedfrom page 542.) quence. I understand it A!s received some reinforcements from Mayshal Victor, who bas arrived with the army of reserve from the banks of the Vistula, and that it is the intentibrr of the French Generals to attmp~t to drive me from the positions I now occu- py. The enemy's ...

... WE&TMI?STER ?LEGT!ON. was e rn tndayhe:;* : flow q,,f, proi~e 9 took ;++nor h I vvch l no. b ro_ n -I I dadm, Act-. Iiefirs iie iii iev~rp l { die 1wa,- pes, PTA esse tbl lastecion-,arc~ac ~eec k by ti~~ter qvp - aow ththisws -PRY lked 9~ beaoeer. e~~~ Eledco' frih h f t f consequent decay of trade and prosperityj to liberty, security, a peapeg-t eb prapt to :r e 1 i:meswitbout being- ijniy ...

... - Ovflop~AL fAP . m~~~~~~~ u . - v6PMed W.a tria-e~c'& !ftiirti of ,.~~~~~ ! . , X i I : ' £-4. Creit*re A; rtesult of thiis snis afifaiThbeiz'9e of she chent were arried iand hewt o-ebIiged w 'qideken-'his rettct.Qnth 28fth, the env~y was pursued The+:- vanced guards of thEmFtcnch columns8 caneup with tbe guarkaf the-e-n r tdek? exchapgerfl camint-. -e tbF -X~ 2 >b ay.k -l-T~w enemy hlad ...

... TITU- W. n r -! . t~eride -'' '' ''n ' - Tgq ihomeofyou who *64 fzie t 'iTh easr of Wnlcber; on tbE. it -; i o.t4 ~nt ar a'pcog f&dkAdr'ssin QpIiD~u of. o~i t~pic~,t on Idiiit 2 oMiagi4 it ap~ears: to me hetssary to t peaf in :u+~nt mlucii -f :#hat -I SIe b~d tie h~i~tir Ladles~ storhe~intyi a&- 1 s}.ldi~ azd w Ailireft t&6t'of yo'i wif wver~1eseft, I -qWCe the rrit 21d tbe prH~ of ...

... OFFICIAL-PAPE. : OFFICIAL-PAPER§. z , ! RUSSIAN -BULLETINS. Ofjicigal neli~gence froG eereal arclay de 7o14 daled, I keI M.4uasl, 18.12. -(,eotnpnued from pge 51G.). :- rouske joined the2d army, but as this ad- vantage offred no benefi and as-the ene- my were pressing hard 'on our rear,,both armies .retreated in three coluns. on.tse. road to Wisma. :On the: l3ti {25thii. the 2d corps ;Was kin ...

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... A 4 0 NOPTRERN WAR.-Fourteenth Bullelin of the French GradeArm .-(ContiruAed from page 414.) vitsch, and tlhe General of Artillery Aubry, who directed the artillery of the 2d corps with great distinction-. General MIerle with. only a part oE ,his.division, repulsed with great skilLwan~attack which the.enemy made on our left, to protect their retreat to the wood. The Croats distinguished them ...

... dIes :f P ,lddrss of.Ike Pxripriefor of the fttesm~. I .s TO T9 PUXLIC, - The Very bead and front of my offebdig ' Hath this extent, io mone.a-OTBELiO. After having endeavoured for :seyeral years to conduct the Slatesman in such a manner -as to merit public approbation, and, -by every means in my power to sustain the --bst interests of my- country, it is to be hoped that those who have ho- ...

... DISSOLUT ON OF PA UAENT, I Thatiiouls Ahat prime thing, t~afed a giuekara.e'on-, is at hand. Now, theni wat tilk'We shall bear aqut the lIanwtS Cohstafion-!. Now thegriois privil oE Englishmen ,is abot tib e exisodlj A~friend-dvise iiie -to makai iappeal to ihe ti~e, to Xe plic sjf rit- of Ike peaptei1 pon Whi . I will de sth itqig. I ~I1rpacfse no such deusion.~ 1*i1lldo, 4thiog that shall ...

... OZFWIAL X - APERS .. i -,I ' BA iFTDf or SAL;AMWAVOAff (.Contiua4 em r~x0J,4 ..) ar~my, r suchas belou t 4indiv3idals whohad no ~ighL .to>have thnin oi o such wvho. had. a greaer unmbe ithan thei afre allowed. If did. no besitasc'nsakinig use of. tbis inx, thc imi~nient iteesE 'ol tha army AwL the MIcCOss 7t4he operations be- jug aStae. .1'- therefore ardired the seii-' nrc of..suc horres' as ...

... ,ts ;_ P oriltfe )n h *;J toAm T r l :u f; ' id, k 4 -t,. Codari*;-4 osThe l0-nt, i CAL ~IWIA5t1 whbie 1eke eut fSpp;,a,.CA 4 sarrival ~o fair aqwmrQNlu of the LEGION CAVALR i 13 ur commd of G~eu~eiaFi&okI-ii roerse-i~tied b5;a Court-> a- eweE@teeefJO teAw1S sPs a. paf remittb4, aA epatge/J adc1:va tie gwu~td -# tlke boiph '-;-*e 'k'tbeir odea^N ',; wlbit it~4 thveirS .grte~. ...

... 1E!4tn AC Ti.q \, 4kWILLL4)* GS __ T. ix order thait my onmej.! an that 1he #orld may not be deceived., duped, - hae *Pon thienhjct, -- WILL M tCUEEETT oF: Botley, itt E utnjhie, plitt- poui tecord thie fitlldo.iU ihts ta wt That, O) hie l24h JIne, 1809, the bl'lwrng arpele wa PIAsed in a Loudon' nedwipe4 c Iled die Cob^xbk :- The: Mutiny mwn~st te; zo- ' CALI MIIlTIA, whichb brokce hbt at ...