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>, fora** Sc prnvifiom. Every thing ;hat v. ecan cornrt iir wtil i taken. ‘1 lie French fcvlHier , dy mg with hunger & fa igiie, n > longer Feel a difpo him: id ci” *nd them Helves. At the mete light of our troops t! ev tlne-w away their a'ro* Sc deni a <1 brcnd. Mv advan ced ooHs ate a; liebdadt. The wboeaiim’ i’ in fuli march. My head qturners alone re main at K iningsbrrg, as my ill h< hh, ad ilc extreme fa i ha'c undergone, com p 1 me -o take a few moments of reocvfe bet e. 1 let out to- 1 inonow. the Piuifian divi /ion commanded by Genera! j’lae'z. is at the extremity of mv right wing on the heights oFRr-ndcibeig. General Sed mnr.v zkv, and Ger:. l.eliocq, f7m together mv left v;i::g. The Grand Army is in the . cm• e • and in this order-v.e ■ ivance towards ti e ViHiili, : iiibraciog and horn on one fide, : id L>’M"g on the other. I o;.e n'V troops wi i toon (hew then.! Ives on the other fide o that river. In the mecr; time, mv advanced go ud, reinfor ced by General i’laiow’s Cos- Jack , a coniiderable pa r of whom have already reached their and fixation, pursue .die enemy without relaxation, and hartals than by their periy warfare, which is a Strange to them as it is advantageous to us/’ D ver , March 30. P.y a Grip v Inch artived in the Roads this afternoon tiom jhe r \ cxd we learn that ac r counts had reached Holland of the AufUians having taken the field againfl the I* tenth, aid , that tie latter were retreating j out of Po'and in all direcii ;n .. ii was aicoidiocU lHai the i;l ---.. Somatic Cos ps had already jirivt.d fct Buiin, anil had f"oog! i H®abie accounts o j ;i.e it ate o 1 the Fictrch army. LONDON, March <*S. Govefunient has received dTo me bet hum the MrnquiS ©i t Douglas as hi. Petet(burg, as fcifo.icnic accounts from Vitn- . r,. which are Rid to be ot a very gratifying defci ipunn. A Utter hunt Gcuienburgh i ? arcs,thaf part of the 500,000/ ! j n\ by the Britilh govern-j merit to the emperor of Ruflra j had been detauu dat that place, j The piobabwtj, however is, ; that the part alluded to has 1 been allowed to remain at j Got'n.buig,as part of the tub fidy due by Rufha to Sweden, j ‘! he bullion left thiic for that j purge ie. is come it t and in sixty- j r-Hir Ccfks, ct's,ooo eiollais j each. , f.Jatch 31. An account Lorn the (Vn of .vsr recti'ed through ? mol; rcfpedab’e channel, adds con !ideiab>e we iht to thd Hate .'.rents we ! see abeady given ;• the depict able iituaiton <;i :i e Irene!) army. It is be’ jcrihid as reneatirg with gicat | t ich y, and iir much eonfu.. : fit 11; -,'. t ti in dui : y Rain fled by | lire C< M tk , that numbers j sci ( true to he r-;< dc piiioneis. ] I is a ded, that when Bona- j ttv’s propold! for an n;mis •ice, was ttjv {led, he ready Let in Gt'ii, Benningler, to icq it ft hat a fpccics of v arlare RS k - .ere night f>e aoNpteo. i his Ixr ‘ort.iaarry tneiiage ; fpr : ot< dto ha ‘Co iginat u i in tee , vuK tdi ram es of 1.0u.e oi his . Ge ea s. owing to tire i tench • 1 n:y having been no !us ih.au ‘t davs rtiihcUt hr cad : ! j ’ i. j Yf r ffr'bsv a mail 1.-om TTu-’em I arrived brincinq llsmb'eg and J A ftonn: papers to the 26th ult.— | 7'l'c French bead quarters v/ere j at Osterode on tlw 1 ttb ult. and this w“ beliave, is the latest in t- U'.sjeticc which has been recriv < and from that quarter. A letter from East Prussia, of the 1 S'.h pit. mentions that they conrinu j ed there on the precediriq ih-v, i but this is probably a mistake. | f he la'est intelligence from Ber lin is of the 2tst and it is almost i..possible tiat news from hast Piussia, considering the difficul ties of communication, could have reached that city iu lour davs. ‘1 he continental Journals a-e ro ey.tren%ely reserved respect ing the transactions in Poland that it is not easy to discover w'nst is doing there. We canhow ever perceive that Bonaparte is not like tv to it pass the Vistula without once more appealing to his fortune. The part o( his army which has been confided io Mu'- sena, has been strongly reinfo - ceti. Uncommon efforts have Ren employed to fill up the immense vc id produced in she Frcndi ar my by the sanguinary conflicts in w hich it has been lately en gaged, anti il general Benningsen can maintain himself for a very short timeagainst the talents and strength winch will lie h. ought so bear upon him, we are not ve ry apprehensive of hi* ultimate success. Frtm tl * Dub ‘in I‘vening Pont tj /.fril 2. Aecoorus from Altona, dated March 22 t say:—“ tliat Ameri can ships, even those in ballast, continued under embargo at Hamburg, Mr. Forbes, the ‘Ame rican consul, has un< factual!} applied to Bouriienne and Brune for redress. J.ovulnn IMarch 30-—Ptyris Journals of the 22d; and Du'ch of the 26th inst, have arrived; they present hardlv any thing ■new, but abundance of addi.iomd ilctiijlß JC jA LUlljJ the bft'Jc Oi Eylaiijand the precipitate retreat of the French. It appears from every account, that the French army is in a most uncomfortable hiuration ; but it is not ascertain ed that t! iey left the neighbor hood of Ostende, though i f is re ported that the head quarters have arrived at Thoin. Bonaparte has, by an address of the senate been invited to re turn to Paris. A vessel from Tonningen has been sent into Yarmouth by the North Sea cmize-E. i *ie pro pie state, that \yhtn they sailed, a report was current, that in 011 c of the la'e battles (that of Evlau, we suppose, for the date is not mentioned,) Napoleon iva3 at one t une made a prisoner by a j detachment of Prussian hussars, I but after a severe canrhct, rescu ed by a party of his own guards after hating been wounded in the shoulder. Adi pa'ch has been received f>otn Gui. Brbningsen, dated on •he 23d of February. He had been extremely iil, hut meant to set out bom Koningfcbttg on the next day. He siates, that the Cossacks take a gicat num ber of piisoners. and that their s*. stern of war lure is as disagree able to rhe French as it is advan tageous to t!ie Russians. The retreat of Bonaparte resembles, I'e says, a flight rather tha -a re iieai. He tiopcs soon to be on this side the Vistula. I.oxbun, march 29. —Yester- day we received a packet of | Dutch ami French- papers, by the Young Cornelius C-apt. iurntr, ar lived in the river,, bom Rotterdam. A report was prevalent in Hal- \ land, m. Wednesday, that A us. I.la had taken the field against France, and that the Archduke C hades had arrived at Niinbuig, i 1 Bohemia, 10 command the ai on which has been assembling on the Li be and m Moravia. We bve Uetu so olteii deceived bv smi liar repos ss, thru we are be come aim.'st Replies on ihe sub. ptet rP them. Y r e are at tho same j turn* irt possession of certain in -1 telligence, that mqperfe-ct is the harmony subsisting between thf Courts of St. Petersburg and Vi enna, that the litter lias pet mil ted several supernumerary Aus trian Officers to enter the Rus sian service, and that Austdan surgeons have also been sent to tire Russian field ho pitals. The Prince of Wrtemberg, who was sent by the Emperor Francis to Bonaparte on an im portant mission, had returned to Vienna on the 8:h —At that pe riod ihe general opinion in the Austrian < ital was, that a war with France was on the e/e of b: caking out- The Prussian army under /-estorq, on thy 13th inst cuni pu ed 47,000 .n t n. I he q leen of Prussia is recov ering slowly from her i.ue ill -11 , ss. Angereau his returned to France in disgrace, and not m consideration of id health. I lie occasion R thus staled : Alter several unsuccessful attempts to force the centre of the Russian a my a; E, lau, Bonaparte order ed Angereau to advance win his division to ren.-.'.'/ the attack. Angereau represented that it was morally and physical!/ in pot..i hit*, that, the service could be at tended with success. Rut Uona pnrte, instead of abantlaning the enterprize, in a gust ot passion sent an Adjutant to supersede Angereau, and to lead Ins co lumn to the attack, in which it was nearlv cur 10 pieces. Seve ral wounded French oiii cts have arrived at Hamburgh, Leipsick, Berlin, &c. From their icpoit it appears, that most of the recent operations r f the French, army have been made by Bonaparte wi opposi ion to tlie opinion of his gencialr. Bemadotte, N'y.So.il l and Lasnes, are st., e l to have provoked his di-pi a-ore by ilreii 1 eu onbtnmces on tne subject. BANKS OF HIE ELBE, March 23 We have receiveC arcounrs from Oaterode of the 1 4th .st. 1: would appear that the head quarters would not ba removed so soon as was expected ; since th* latter en 1 of February noth ing of consequence had'occurred in that neighborhood, me two ar mies are occupied with receiving new reinforcements. The French direct themselves *io g tit strength to’.va, ds the corps < f Marshal Masgcnn at Warsaw, which accm ding to every appear ance, will inn Rug tetruiu inac tive.— Anew branch of fciercc, entitled Mnemonica . is now much ilud.t and 111 Germany. I It was originally taught ai.d j pratlded in Egypt and Greece J and was an invention atti hui- I ed to Simonides—i'he modens j idtoier o( this art is M. Areim, ! who exacts Iron hi. pupils a j piomile not to write and wn hi- ! ietfines. According so a book, ! laid to have beta written by a : child of i > years of age, and | mentioned in the catalogue foi i the lalt September at Leip lick Mnemonica it a tiue Icieiice, and may be so taught a;; to give a memory to indi viduals of every age. A Gentle man known to the writer of this article, can, by th* o>wer oi allociation, repeat back waids and forward?, or by any complex alteratior., thirty ab llratl terms, ort heating them but once. London Paper. PHILADELPHIA May 14. , Captain aiuiyt, 01 tile schooner Topshum Beauty, who arrived at Gloucester Inmi M-.useilles. trav hoarded on the 3d ult. in fat 22, K, long. 25, So, bv the Wind sor La.stle packet, 21 days from Falmouth for Baibadoes, who informed him, tha- the Russian* Tiad def.-sv 1 Bunaparte, ‘ook (mm him l!> s tuitlartis, kibed ?0, 000 ot hiy inetr, and took 10,000 prisoner /. [S ich are (he repre* SttUUUiras iu England] May 5- •Londonderry papers cf the 7ih of April, were yciterday received iu this ciiv. ‘l’liey bring no inlbrmation worth detailing. Ducoriteru gathers ftrengdi in Ireland. Depreda tions are committed nightly by the people called Thtcfhets, iiotwiihfianding numbers of them have been cxceuted We l.ave no doubt, but, that if ‘he piefent jdr imill adminifiration continues, it will goad the peo ple ot Ireland to infurretfion, and eflablifh a military defpo tdm. PHTERSBURG, (V) May ii. KU AX. 1 lie trial of this fallen nran,” as he was em phaticaily denominated by Mr. Randolph, one of his counsel, comes on to-morrow, in Rich mond, J under flood he has engaged the talents of Luther Man in to aid his defence, in conjunction with ihe counsel lie has retained in Richmond. For die prosecution, the Prefi ;k nt m addition to Melfrs. Hay and Rodney, has employed William V/iit and Alexander M‘Kae, Lfqui:es Burr's Papsrs Seized, We Hop the prels to announcefrom u nquefiionable authority, that on the xoth inff. in’ Wafhing ron county, MifTiffijipi Terri tory, the secretary of col. Burr, Air. Willy, or Watteviile was arre/fed on his rout to Georgia, On his examination, he con fefferi that he wes then in the lervice of col. Burr, in the ca pacjiy of Lcretary , that he had h en dipatched bv col. Burr Torn Natchez with two peir of laddie bags, and two valices, containing his clothes and pa pe'fo, to lomc part of Georgia. A r e know ne>t how he has ueeii difpo led of, but finceiely hope that he-may . with the pa pers in his poffeflion, be sent dr the I ;it of government, and not buffered 10 come witliin tlieconti oui of gen. Wuk ; nfon. Qrltani G.tnrlle. Captain Strange, fiom A!i cant, informs, that Bonaparte had demand’ and funn the king of Spain, 3 5,000 men ; that a part of the above troops had marched from A Rant, for Ma drid • and that‘on the 8 h of March, they left Madrid fjr !’ ance. It was reported at Abeam that the fuii'kans were about 10 declare War aginlt the United States. Ah za Tarh P .per. T o prevent ’ improper Im prefrions abroad, we are defir- ] ed t;> fay, that the paragraph in vefterday’s Gazette, relative to a certain broker, M'uded to lio:ace johnfon. —lbid Wc have it from rtood autho rity, that gen. WilkiS’son was to leave New Orleans on the 15th u!t. to attend the trial of colonel B v rk.—Ab rfolk pap. The lVa*p sloop of war, is s'ill here,at.d Air. Piuv ane has not a rived from V\; diKigtor. ~-Le:- ters by lan ruail state that the presider. 1 i-: less Hostile to the t't a.y th.iu hetetolore. 2/id May 18. We stated iumir paper of th 15;h J.inuarv, that the crerv of the ship Gs.pMra, which h-lMm F.fV'b l-d from AM. ■ affidavit* before V. r.,t ‘>.l eF <U that, in cctisvipinv, B cruelties ex-rcisetl bv Cant liutmsr, tin- B Mr. Lem, son. the sun.B •hat ship, three m.-n hvitl'B ! hoard, end that the miserably bruised .-r ! B we at the sit me tim*; f-xprß onr hopes that this-.; */r.B given by the seamen, aggerated. ‘i he trio’ 0 r fl Putman and Mr. Law-on fl on in the Circuit Court fl day Inst before their J]fl Judges Johnson a n d nrsj three indictments f, )r n ,fl and several U,t assault ; was satisfactorily proiej Jury that they wire r. n (rl fl micintof the crime of m that the assaults to which I pleaderF guilty, were> i n ■ rneasui e, rendered neee.J the state of the slaves: W coercive measures were J sarily resotted to. to o :r,n ■ seamen to do their thrv ■ the wounds arc! b.uisr, .1 they said had been ii.ft.... B them by their officers, w<r ] effect of dis. ase. They fl quently were acquit id, derstand tliai three of the J who were witnesses on he I of the prosecution, h.ue tl committed for trial, by thecß for unlawful conduct du.-iagß prosecution. fl G/tritifl To the New planum etetl by M. Harding, of ■ leuthal, near Bremen, he I given the name of June, B is of the eighth magniuideß appeared to have a pe;.B motion, and after oblmiß (or feverai days, he ckadyß cetiained that it was a i';B Its mean distance ftom .... I is three times that oi the rail or about one hundred ntfkß of leagues; it is conlequriß further than Crass erhi'B whole distance is 9 Its diameter has net ‘-tibßj afeertained; but it.’ li/tarpeH nearly the lame as that el (B ms. This is the tweAhrfl het lit {covered within ilfl few years. HER<Arri;a\B difeovered Uranus and ibfl <acellitc-r, two fatelittes to SB turn ; P i Astzr, dtfcovcicd B res, atid Ulbeks dilco-B FALLAS. ihiß OnFriday evenin'/ hot ti; r - P !? -B lions in the nciglbomhuwi o'® place, were copfidi-Tablv “j u ß bv a hail storm. Its chi’ ft)- confined to tits 1 uil <r J Cr. b tree—.Some of the ■ stones tlit next day nu’ a,l;ll '“ ! j| inches in r.iicmr.teroUsp' : * [ ■ only beat the g (^ v i"B ‘ °',t ’■ the ground, b u Itnrokcd on ‘''l of the fruit from trees, 4 in some places the ground n l v< rid with the vi retire ol tie p 4 St .oilier groa tli, wl.'u h it li‘ ,< I 11rely fife naked— -hatter* I glass window s olscveird i |( fl killed lambs, pig*> l ,uultl - v J buds—crippled several g> 0 ’- ‘‘4 tic and did cnu and rao.e u'-J damage. The next mori.iog I remarkably warm, ls '/l gtilar itnuiediataiy ulicr a 1 storm e . I Raleigh Minerva, i>l-7 i ’I Greece and Home had th* Oly unpick* and other s’w Wj games. An exhibition 01 ’ year, in or near Boston, port, Hartford. New York,- ton, Philadelphia, BaU m Richmond, Raleigh, C ,r “’ Savannnab, & other lai£ c in the union, such as ‘ ve , tv n the constitution ■ 1 ■ tvhermn ever y trade wal< * an emblem of their l ,roftf would have an effect to and encourage thus brought tail)’ itUu v ‘ y. ;^ AUGUSTA, May S3. ON* Monday evcuuig!^^;. gro Girl beluntng to Mr.