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Some letters from Stettin were re-
ceived on Saturday, by a vessel which
sailed from thence at the latter end OF
February. No accounts ofany action
subsequent to the battle of Eylau, ex-
cept the affair at Ostrolenka on the


10th, had been received there. The
result of this was reported to be quite
different from what the enemy repre-
sented. The division Of Lasnes, which
was stationed on the Narew, for the
purpose Of preventing the junction be-
tween the main army and Gen. Won
Essen's corps, made an attack upon
the latter, which was received with
such hrmness as compelledthe French
to fall back precipitately and leave the
Russians to pursue their march unmo-
Tested. The knowledge that this rein
forcement, was on It's way, is supposed
to have determined Bonaparte to bring
on general engagement, in which if
he had been successful, the junction
would have been imprac,icsble. The
information upon which he acted, docs
not appear to have been accurate. No
exertions of Gen. Won Essen's corps
could have enabled it to Join the main
army for several days after the Sth.-
in stationing, therefore a division of his
army on the Narew, BonapaTte abso-l
iutely deprived himself of the prePon-
derence which its junction might have
ensured. Savary, with the force under
MS command, might have decided tnl