Star. — London, England, 1814-01-03 00:00:00

- , - • . _ _....__.., • FROM sATPRD-4w. — gloin t 1- wvoi - pril. • - .- -- t - i - ____,..P•ti 1.•: -. ....: , : •••••, ~ ; ,!.....- WAIYDP# 3 I-T I I I PqIA 4., .:tit; .__ .' .I)oW4i2i44Tkelgiv PR:1441411, 3%0, DispatcheB. have keens/amino!, at .tbis o.4ce NW the Marquis .OfVfolititirlifif "tkted ihe Oth tad 51'24 instaut. --;". r`i" 7‘ ‘ , .. : *‘• i .,.'i' t4"7 ' - ''''./..-- .7 . 1 217 - ' ...* It appears alit *act fba - tbattle'of theltili, Mar shit Souk tas pirtade ; several movements on the right ~. tant of the 4dout, add towards tjte'rear cif Sir Rout. Mud Hill's position )lbut joie I go tegmilts were tore- Viietin, andirustpiiced. . " ' ''''"f* i..ep o , F trlia miaow lying foiled-in ••eveitylittotripa" to dis lodge. the-alined *gee frong the*: pesitiOrie, the main body of • the Fiona- atn - 4# ha i s : Petrate(A. from 134y..1 • cone, - _aii4 has xiarcLed up Ilke right bank of the; Asluuri, toward; tax. •- . - . . I e-• --''-'' - • - • Nv l .4 ( briitP4V.l.',•:' ~ _ 1 :' • • .niow::tx44 l l i tatti, blei . & ll *M 31 . ... ... • : - • - A Dispatch and its eniltisures, of which ' the fol. - ' lowing are copies and translatidisssilive beenVeelirl . b;. Ear) Baran/to,- addrestedklus , lhis faifdshipsb .. Lieutenant Gown:mit klieswgittit4olleeed • . .-- • ' . -.. ... "• - tielteeked, December 20; - My Lo a gy. r .f• km Abe bdooliy to acqualik your Lords,hip,. that the a.rpir undo, tbe - coosiiiand : of the Priiice ROYal Of •Svi ' etkbiatakeipoesession of the • Duch yoffiolstein, . - seviiiilactionsOusended ;Atli" complete success to , 'Allihs,f it appearint t hat 00. -alio 4th instant, the ,diffarent corps d'arineir moved - forward, skid on their passage over the Stecknitz, .- Marshal Pavane' preelivitatply tithed upon Ham burgh, 'le - sting:the right.. dank of the Danish army quite exposed, which was taken advantage of by Ge. neral Count I'Voyonzott w h o . advacced beyprid Ber gedorff, and cfefeated all the french cavalry, in a , bloody engagement, at . Wandsbesk. The allies pur ' ~.td- "vigorously their adrant.ages, taking many p r i.: soners, cannon, waggons, and military stores, - and. having entirely kparated the Danes from their ally, the Freneh r fareed them to take shelter in the fortress. of Rendsbtirg. General Baron•Dc Tettenborn - alsoienabled, during thyse.events, with his light troop' to do essential service, 'and . ,to take possession of the ' - ,batteries of Wolleisvick, by which the navigation of the river Eye is secured and tendered free : - The CreneraVs sorarriunications to me,. bearing date the 11th . and itith inst. from Tonningen, pre hid before your Lordship, tog'ei r - t,et" Ivith the terms' von which a cessation of arms; under the mediation .inf-the C,iisit 1-lA/Istria, hat taken Nage between the Allied AZPir and that of the Ames...* •• .": 1 liayLt#e honour, dfcf (Signed) •• %...• WO i • G 9saos - Nc 44 1 0401014., Lieut.-Governor. . .. - • . - : .. Nt - , ; iPnnhlten t December IX • 4 • 4 ,:1ik1t4.4 hasten to nppriie you of the brilliaat-gie r ' Ow ithith las 'attesidcct tile Prince Royal of &we t s• feiaPestetptimutagainst 14. e I:)apes. In less than 'Le day the *Vie of thii cinchy of.l-folsiein has ben - ~ eoniitith l / 4 .4 lilt IfSeitrar "is to be Continued in the iduchy-of-Schleswig, whieh. 1 hiVejnitentered,after ' • - peashig•itile!&ydityat Frederickstaut, and taltiqg Pos• • -' . .sesitijsii.ofXotinuigen.and Husum. • . : -4 , -... . - poi die 0 of Decembe r all the corps of the army ' •, of ili - eFrino 'Royal motied f0rw..;1 4 and when they "-eip - ssecitlie atechnitz,Vaistial Davoust p r ecipit a t e ly ..a9kockopon 'Har t ibnegh, leaving quite exposed the tight wing of the , Danes, which was-posted at Okles, • lohe. He :was pursued by General Woronzott; who ?Moved litlond Bergedorif; and' defeated the whole rktenOti cavalry in a;aanguinaryengagebent atArands beck. Genera) Walazoden::-marched direct - urn I \ • OhleS lo ho..and liarsh4 Stedingir raatiquvred.on La. lock, while I, with my light troops,pushed into the . interior of Holstein kty • FrittON and hung on the .enemy's- flanks and rent : f r om th e fir s t d a y, t cut o all. communication- beivreeri ' the French and - die . Danes, and took from 1,4 e Utter a considerable nitinr Bet' of prisoners, carriages, aqd ammunition waggons{ • 4 likewise intercepted' solne diapatehes of the highest importance, the contents Of which led ti ezOct • - .. .... nine .. ~ , - more successes. prudes Frederick of Hesse dictint-hold out against, all these combined mnyenanats,.. but eciasaiivieed- a • precipitate retreat. on the F.yder. *- • Llitsck wit eft ;Paced by At. 1)44 .1 " whi. :were defeated at Bornhoft, " ion 4hel7t'f eirPeornber, by the Swedes, and vigour onsly pupped - by. General Walmoderi while I, with inyP l3o 9,l) ica;lied the Eyder . hefoitellselni. - Attire sent they . aIP Once ntrating -At. Rendsburg, and all tolstein being conquered u they could oppose but lit tle iesisronee,if we were to take possession of all they possess. on the Continent : " - th the mean . time, the 'gig; t!..f liktimark is doing 01 . 1ie Cittio obtain astir ; peosion of arms, and he wilfprobably make peitc.,* any,,conskicipS the . R iPfelitOyai.nuty dictate, ••••• ..,.. ,c , . -i t posts ire tilt usntp, where. I took* seven p - • or 'cafinke,,4apct4ipon . the roads _of Flensburgh • "iiW Frehleavrigi-7 4 hoop g that the Wittery of Wollerwicic,. whisk I hays caused tp be an - rounded by iiirtititipt,• will soon capitulate, and itnia- ilre Commenication by • sea %id' be ' , Pak - $ O POr-gisn-bdati,` WWI ;Pe 0, bad at the mnuths of ;he Eydetv Nye esattpetti: ... , if the asTAI-force; afrreo.r.'"umklifirg i frot•(4' ., ^ • .p . s4F49lhese good, thopnktit •Ibyr_ y t tioy ,paW ilierk ihielicilibi.lFOW4C. ''" ! :.. (SiS4d) ": . GOO* !lino D4t teiiitaiii.. tr : 1 .•_.• . 0 . 7, , • . .• . . & tip . - • - 'l4 . lifi k in i ft, 18th December, 148,/ • I hasten to comnrumptte 10 goo the eventr whkh' • 13 avg taken place in tbesc iatitS,i.subsecioently no.vhdie of 'ilfh :I apprised '4)4..insiii•Llast letter. I walt• oil the point of carryin any. operationk iiito Scbles*; iterend • Ftedeilclsitadt and iiusnin, vfhen:Lreeetveel. intelligence of a kftsry obstinate engageOents`vlsiih'-042 .._ . neral,W- - .- . ~J ined . the Eyder,., ty free. f hope to make good Rae **el invite you to do the same. j , We 01 ktlibouS IRI i , Pi:Lined)* -• , General — Baron De Tirmaypoitir. SUEPENSIC!.I OF AIIMi hETWXEN ALLULA .AND THE DAttgo; yoa.c4s. It is agreed upon— • Ist. That all hostilities between the Ajlies and the' Danish forces, shall cease, from the 15th of this mouth at-Midnight, with the exceptions contained in.tha 2d article; and the-Armistice 11141 be jn force until thee .284 h inst. -ar midnight. 2d. Pending the duration of this armistice, the' Allies shall' be at liberty to possess themselves, if they can, of the fortress of Gluckstadt and that of Fried rickstadt, Prince Frederick of Hesse having declared . 'that as not in his power' to cede those places, be cause they were pop under his command. 3d. The Allied Forces shall evacuate the Duchy of Schleswig, witirthenception of the points hereaf ter mentioned, which shall be occupied by tlpsni, as well as all the territory situates( between the line which these points form and the Eger, vis,—Ec kern ford', GolteSurg, Heckeburg, Selk, Hollingstadt,and Husum. 4th, The high road of Rendsburg to Schleswig sball be open to couriers. The Danish army, shut up in Rendsburg, are to draw their means of- subsis tence by this route alone, for the numbers actually under , arms and the sick in the hospitals. There shall be granted from ten to twelve thousand rations per day ; and the Dines are at liberty to provision the pla,ce,every three days. for which purpose Come missaries shall be appointed on both sides to take cognir.ancp, by approximation, of the rations carried into the place. 4th. During the cessation of hostilities, there shall not be carried into the place of Rendsburg either am- Munition or troops. The garrison is not to be aug mented under ar.y pretext before the resumption of, hostilities. The Commander in Chief of the Dahisk troops, Prince 'Frederick of Hesse, pledges himself besides, not to add to the fortifications of the place, 'um construct any ileches, &c. On the other hand, the Allied Army Will not throw up any fortiqcations whatever against the place, and they shall, during the duration of the armistice, re main behind Jevenstedt and Sterfeldr, and Jevenberg, towards Holstein, which places shall-rernain netr. and on the side of Schleswig, behind &hit-nuns, Bansdorf, Duvenstedt, Scirgbruck, Holm, and Els ? dorf, and they may be occupied by the advanclei posts of the place. 6th. The garrison of Rendsbnrg shall not make any scirtte,.attaek, or march agelast the allied forces, during the armistice i—and, on the other part, tbe allied troops shall not make any ,attack, or mansh' against The place.' 7th. There shall not be at,Schleswig more trpopi than inch a; are appointed for the guard of lorincit Charles' of nesse, and these shall ..not exceed one 'thousand men. • Troopt 'coming ' from the iiiterior shall not proceed beyond . Hensburgh. , 84 Th e Allied Army is not to augm en t the nurnher of their fem.' in thednchy of Schleswig be fore the armistice 'shall have expirn‘s . endsberr, DeceMber tS, 101 s. • ' • (Signed) Comte Ovstavi Da Loiiaviiiiicia,.Ceneral Major au service; de S. M. le Roi de Suede, • Sous chef de I'etat Major dc.l'atmee cop _..,& PAireinsgue. •, ,Coate Dr Boone:swills, Major fi - . Veto: Mar de l'ormee Donal's., sous 1e ordres de l. A. k Prince Frederic de He ee. • (Acceptc) FAZDZRIC P•114101cL DX Haas& ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY I. • • •••• Copy of, a Latter from iiice-Admiral Sir Edward reline. „Aim; • Cemersat et lir Chief of His Majesty's Ships an d ilassetiLlifl Ole Ifteintersaiserin, to JOhp Wilson Crakes., Eq. dafed bad"' his Majesty's 51iip Caledonia, off Toulon, the4th lienip#K Bm.t.--.Tf • I was not .awnre that every shot fired born his Majesty's fleet before Toulon upon that the enemy would be pompously displayed in the Mo. niteur, by the Government of France, to deceive all Europe as well as their unhappy subjects, f shoutil hive considered it unnecessary to trouble their Lord. ships , with the following detail of the — lran:24, lions pf.the squadron-under my command on the instant. His Majesty's fleet had been blown off their sta.- tion by a succession of hard gales for eight days, and; it was only yesterday morning that the land was dis- Covered..together with the inshore squadron, as per tPargin., which had , reached Cape Sic4e the preceding evening, The fleet !sere , sta n di ng w i t h c l ose - ree f e d ipsairi,. towards l'oulori t to reconnoitre with a strong * Ind *AO E. N. E. when at 10A, IC the enemy, as "stomary with such winds, Was 'seen getting under. weigh, and carpe otic ‘vith:fonstegil- ad of. the 414 seven feign es fot. 01:eir nova exercise ; close in shore, between* ape,l3rfin and Cape cateaviane. A , Change of wind to N. W. seemingly unex ected lsy . them, permitted sue to hope that we should .able to bring the rear to action and the Sciploo haying commu n i cate d b y s i gna l the prospect of cut ting of the leewardmost ships, she was directed, with tha advanced squadron, to attack. Caledonia, Inset, lead ir- - alhead, • :... , 7% ' - Ay, IfySK • ; • - • • ' ' • • .• •- . __,.....05ta co that ailfept t Art. IA Tie cows) of_avlelge, Cern* liegendorp, Covet our of the Uty of Hantbargb, Is dfreeted to jive Intonation s le the ponatnasdoe, and suFerintend the carrying Intp execution s° , the present ordinance. '. .- • wise) . 7 -The Marshid Doh of Ann ire er. -- - .. - .• - 1 0 $ ace otErpssuaa. .'. (A True Copy) Th,CP. sepal oft/Whim, Adjntart tc - The Prefect the Viertnin et t/le Mouth< tiAistl o 3 l. olt C° 94 ".. . ll :s; ll7earr airMfiE: t .w ire: P. of .the Elbe, Auditor •to the Council of State, Chevalier of the'Lmperial-Order of Reernin, fh. ton of the Empire ! considering the Orders of his Eicellency the Prince of_ gckrnuhl-tbis - shy, njoirt: 1 to all the inhabitants of Hatnburgh to quit their hoises within four days at latest, reckoning from tf t date of the .oe:eat iitsfonne them that in case of de lay, they will subject themselves to Seeing their howei destroyed ) and find themselves deprived of their my,. ables, which would then he seised ; The same infunction is given under similar penal. ties to all the other inhabitants of the territory of liantburgh, whciee houses are not situated 600 toises from - Stenl-SChanze._ (Signed) 149i,ttFfult. Given at flan'abareh, December sic nip . . ALTONA, DECEMBER. 14. The Hambutgh Paper .4 Fitsilly suppressed by ct der Of Davoust. - I;sEVnn4,DECElypet. tt. . . Speech of Goteroor . Geoeratof Sieery*l'rinee 1 1 9Pniet to the Deputies of &Rae Calleges orCc imminent, who,, waited upon Pep af . the Palace ii Count Bruhl, on the Cr the lath December : og Garrnaturett— i t tali the Esopear, my mister, to cooler On met the Go ' of the ktag, dom of Saxony. ' I cannot better tut I the bas * 4ont intentions of my Sovereign—l cattnetzbetter aipelio, rate the se : .which have pressed tact -Your try, nor be r prepare for a happy and i future con ition, than with the. assistance, G a Ts4Z4 of yourselves, in performing tfie honobrable i • bat la ! ' borious business with which I aril charged. The mag. nanirrious Sovereign who - hare allied thelllllll4ll to save Germany from thq tyranny and grossed, despotism'uoike which ihe !iota .. 1 the 11410 e of Gcin &aided it on the field of Leipsic ; tfiese.rrtncely liberitori have in their wisdom ordained, tbat . tlie kingdom of ;Saxony shalt bi governed in their names until 4 ge: neral peace, - The continual ennlity eviriced_towardt them by your Qoyernplent tll the yery },tat moment, has obliged them to take this step, 0, Submit yourselves respectfully to their high man. 'dates, put your confidence in "their gracious Oxey e : tion,, and yeti will be secure for the !Inure; but this lconfidence. this subjeiction,GentleMentemt be b 6 ezlc a lt less- 7 ond your obedience i 4 dip Only lollse gall* Government estalalighed by the ekiries i . oust from it akne yeti have to receive id, ri Ho no u r me; Gesraci, with the same degree of friendship sbewn me bye tte inhabitants of Lei tic • in your arinciation i it yry'lF fgcjp MY_ 1 4p nest •44 be my dearest reward, writs) I. sholl hne attune:lto 'my dative country; - sti4 lb rkeerW rg lil i V: qielOe your esteem ) , wip'be - rtii mlfriCatia roar", • •_. - .. Fil4/1115.FORT, DE tit 1. : , ' ' - The intelligence of chi A sling crowd, the Rhine at three places, i$ not. - •d. iaist L ever, the rawirergar • Of - A - • ef t' elii-#l47°i umigte Wurtzburg on the i lth itisiestsi - stio the lihqpiret iaf Russia departed froni.henet on. .14 . 41iith Want for Manheitn. It is said _that (loth. their 'head-quart* -wilt be at freyborg 'in .thella : elstin..7So much is certain, that all the troops ire lack‘vvialong 0:e mountain road. to the borders oUBwitifilankl. On last Friday, the 10tItiOstatio4 Catheitti f on the Poittt of the .fehitte,, _near fdayence, was cannonaded dal 'and night by the Trussiatri, awl. the s,asn e wad continued yesterday.' The King of i finssia rk stilt bere. The most joyful and latest okttlitence fOr .. 11A, is this certainty, that onr •ei;ty will sis4i o rcceiv her former constitution. The Cenail is to be misstated at the, commencement of Ott year' 1814 -, BOTZEN, 1;IECT001Bilt . 7, • : ' IN itLLIGS/ISZ Facts TUB AMR • 171 17'4144; . , . . .. . . General Nugent with the t o p orts latelyteot hit‘ utideilieutenant t eolonel Gavenfa;hai.inoved down the Pq,-and by the Manceuvre which he hiii Made: will force the General of Llivisipn: f:irit tO - itiPt the vicinity of Ferraro. Lieutenant,,,Field MarshalMarsh a / 4 i ikeTtgegedwith his usual activity and• local knowledge in surrotinding Venice as roach * possible by-the brigades of Meyet and Rebroeitch, and 'vessels laden wit provisions are daily, taken In the 'sev era l canals, This 'Lieutenant Field-Marshal his likewise crossed the Itteh ;with ti • pan of his troll** at Bober*. and has takeniteXsessicA of Rovigo and the adjacent tepitory, as also bf Adro andlono. An attack • which the engpiyite on v the ow* of Rovigo itself.. was frustrated,' the. }rave regiment of Benjowsky, both at that place an at the village of •Leendennea by Lieutenant-goloo4 Ve4!y, of the same regiment , whd'on • viltich °cella* she aninay lost a gstat number of'mert, - The Ll**. Asto4.Field-Marshal bevies left a Kraig brigade' 414 der - General comic Stahremberg at RcivisoyAhich,"ek : conjunction with General Nugent, is to manceusre csk the right bent of the to against the enemy's left d.ink, returned back to the blade of Venice. • 4 - General f oiseis, likewise of the division Of *DP shall; has repulsed a sally which ibe enemy made from Lignago io considerable force, 44 occasioned him a severe lon. According to the deserters, the Viceroy, wko was present in the action, received some shot throng 'Ms cloak, and Do e of hi s Adj uta n t s h ad a horse s hot' under him. The enemy is incessantly employed in securing the ;borders of the kitsch, from a passage over that river, which will not be omitted if consistent w i t h the ,Ge neral's plans, or may be of service in the general (ope rations. • T . , -....11, • The desertion from piii isselsey is extremely great t WC 4 1111.i/1 the last fourteen days - two ' desisted - 10 • - I * ElROPFillati oi f.' " 4.1 ' "..' •-, . . .. , ion s, or fib lassonsorem 4 . nnt f thf a 431 i sisav "l vaiiter s ,titre team t Clarke e geppage,. •SignairMidshipman a she San Jo "ch last s Ing Ir. one onlecky slot - • in comma with every offrer and man in 424 t0 lune% that a fairer opportunity - for &spilling the full extent of' their Pierfilelllolll. ib eaust of thrjr Sovereign, *nil in, support of glasbanour of his Sag, confident there can ' not be foustenere ardent seal in this just struggle, than among the offigersand men I have the happiness to command. . I beg leave to enclose a return of the gasualties On; OAS 0C.484100, and have the honour to be, *cc. . . (Signed) EDWARD FILLLKW. SIASTJAI/111EIL.-- KILLED 4.ND WOUNDED. i Caledonia-3 wounded slightly. raw 10aef4.4 wounded, viz. Lieutenant Clarke, Royal Wilms • `Ms. ' Cuppagn i Midshipman, each lost a leg, rap men .. 4511htlY• IPONon-1 ignek.by accident, i wounded c :by. ylor enemy, ' ' 4034. • ~. ‘lllorab-1 wovidbil slightly. Poompoe-2 slightly burnt by accident, I Pembroke-3 wounded slightly. (Signed) EDWARD P 1441111. ' [This Gazette also eoutains a list of nines!, volsols- and •sent into Halifax by tle-yessels of Sir J. 11,11Fne e e • drOnl?ervteett the 40th . April and the Seth Sept**, Nat mp 1 w lg Siaetted] ! OZAIGO,44iII) MAIL, BREMEN, AND 4.1.70N4 PAPE,O, _ _ - HEI,IGOI,AND, pgcztoutie 27. All accounts from the opposite mast represent the French as preparing to make the most determined re- sistance at Hamburgh, which city is to be defended to the last extremity. The following Proclamation has been issued from the Head-gnarters of the Crown Prince PROCLAMATION. gf INHABITANTS OP HOLSTEIN " The Allied Army of the North of Germany has now entered your borders, after your Government had refused to accept the repeated offers of the Allies to join the general cause of Eprope. The Treaties between the Allies bare joined Norway to the Kingdom of Siveden ; compensations which insure your political existence were fixed for Denmark ; but your Government has refused'every thing. From this present moment, Holstein will be taken in possession, as a pledge for the cession of "Norway toiSweden. a Inhabitants of Holstein,do not meddle in poli trial matters. The peaceable inhabitants will be pro tected ; the fomensers of troubles punished ; the army shall observe ;be strictest order and discipline. Provisional Government will be appointeck consisting of respectable citizens, distinguished for their talents, coniruct, and probity ; they will be charged with the care of the Internal Goverment of the country, and with the protection of your interests, Obey such directions as they, influenced by the cir cumstances of the times 4 0141 give you." SHORES OF THE ELBE, DECEMBER 22. We are very much afraid that Hatnburgh will be burnt, and that we shall only remember ; the hpot where it was situated. 'For this, and all the dreadful sufferings of the inhabitants, thelcAng of Dentßatk, may be thanked. HAMBURG/I. DECEMBER 11. The Marshal Prince of F.clonshl, considering tir4t he has several times given notice to the inhabitants of Hamburgh to lapin provisions sufficient to last them to the Ist of July, that the last term is fixed for the lit of December, and that - it bas also been notified to them, that so soon as the enemy s h a ll a p proac h, a ll" these who shall not have fulfilled the duties imposed on them by such notification, shall be obliged to leave the city ; and, considering that the approach At the enemy will not permit that the inhabitants should rnake.longer delay, as his Proclamations are intended to excite commotion:, and point out to its the way we should take to frustrate his plan:, and avoid those ex amples of severity which may fall upon the innocent, Has resolved to issue the following orders, which circumstancees render necessary, and which are pre scribed by the laws of war Art. 1. From to-marol t .411th of December, all the gates of , Cky of 414,—. - . ae of 4-Lunburgh, and all the ports ithall he shut, and all ':eommunicarion with the enemy forbidden. Art. 2. It ;hall be made known to the inhabitants, hy Procia i orations and Notices, that all those who have not laid in provi sions for six months shall be obliged to leave-the City within eighteen hours after the notification of this r, solution. • On thi4 account the gates shall be open con the 20th and 2ltt of Pecan • her, from ten in the morning till two in the afternoon. • . Art. \ 9. The hibabhMts who are obliged to leave the city may . unteustlheirproperty to those who are provisioned, and can re • maim in tee city. This property is under the protection cif the Civil and Milita s ry Administrations. Art. 4..T1e ftillowing shall kayo the city within 24 boors, that otr the 20th, between twelve and two, tit AU the Inha . boot - the waits of Handslitikt4 4 All foreigners ' 'axes,'axes,who bays ant their amosouratii 3 44l4eare in the and gave paid no direst to: singe the lst of January, 1010-1 r All students born out of Hatuurgh—s. All commerci a l ses ,_,_ l i,list Journeymen, tuanufacturerti 4 and apprentices, hero out co! ,ontburgh, and not named in the lists of the Fifth Atticle-i -kid, 4. AN beggars and vagabonds. Art. 5. excepted from this ripe arrlabowers employed en the ''-••ticate, or other public works, by the ebglneers or M the causeways, and with the Civil and , the lists scut in by general pripcipal engineer Jauullen, the Prefect. To each of those indivi delivered by is Conunittet flood. be deUveced by the same provlsioessloinlokblant s tt who remain In the appqtistedtfl wry' Into efecodon. , altiot,'COlgak of Gender_ Loeb and Alta -111144.111 of Gendarmerie ; M. Cowl M. Madder, litxpe t at oms of Lttoeblarg. 1010;1ii eettettrinee die ia l i; tilt* they a. t t logrwsbn iviy9l4 l 4 I, 1 4 1 , 11 1 v atllibettY ... i . ' 4 4ta teee : Ik i ‘4 , ariattgillilPlPOW 4 1 POrj PM Wl"' . 4 40 . vi . ifiteresting - ‘• • • - • • Atte •. .- Afileforl . ado stMistice, f szleili ~ ... easy 1 iii'Pb*sti '' . ig_tkor bAttety of W 'et.. ~ 0 oz. a •' which bas ' eved bi s Opitul,,tion, .after kieviog al, r" -- . titen fiAttoostett . fq aitia ijaya. We - have taitette eat MCe Z i k on this Occasion, twenti4ight piace.s of worm, very jef, who eim r%Aoniiclerabie 4ttantitlat , A4r pnivisiOns, amaiunitioiA . I have, .... etc.. This itnpottaut capture : makes us masters of this fleet, di h,, , the mouths of the Eyder,,anci the commuuicatiou by WAS not al .._ ` sea is entirely free. I hope 0 make good use of this, their riettit -- — l---ts•••et .••••• ...Luau... .a..4is 16...,otcuogisk, ------"--, " r•—•• s'''''''•••• .“.41 , 01. g 04JaviiigV11€C171 4 ypry onsunate engageroent-Whiih.g z .: .. DoYne and San Josef, leadin g some distance a l head, *carry on the bridges and causeway Dera . l,W a l w 4 etn , l o t h a parai , ak.bk-u7ctr;p3, 144 sti- and (6llowed. by. the, fleet, were, I thot.fght,- near ifthary Auihorliies, according to tho - tainki agai the whole Danifh -vary, .11,1413".. 1 novgh to air ord support, with 'every prospect of suc.- hu ff ro,y, Colonel Ponthon, the pripcii this aetipn. ' 414ich_5be /64 eiii- botprguilleill: 14 # ' • i istst . intfettenatelz, from' the Wing heading, they .ord,opaatsur Thomas, and the Prefect, • dugs letters of-safety shall be deliTer= estimated More than ()toucan . * 5 l gteis), too • 'iv- table tOjebolk,t,lteanAnioat -ship, a three, St Rand4iirg. tie Axmun9n)fa!ioncbetvilea Gemara itectfi, _beariifit sffie flag of ;Ja•Rmanadatiral, to wind ' not4Arbtw• • p it/5 (v/ I 9 1 ' 34 11441-4614 " ' u l ml ' ti l * ":"! 1 . wa.ft. of fitcidergiuerite, .and, cpnaeqoently ~ ly 111 Art . 1 4 Letters of safety 12141 slip I bad ~ Q. the , pier) sing 'General Wainaldeit .. ''. ,p ' a l fi r v io o ,Lphtti, iti pang on Ili . . • - ' 2 9 6 19148 4 912 141 'kg Petasis k iss4A l : l ' Mtneilt4rily CUt an44zhe enemy . ktinesceii, •.. • „ift!" . r ayil l eyroto 'the shorftlivityrOti4i . Oi- ia inforaril stt ScAjes - --p r four 4t3,,e4i . 0n5 ! oloptiOgoe , • • I tit irt i .v . ,• . . ' ..: Pa, IA: • Art. I. A °coalmines is app q tote# of cavalry, arif Te t i fos of Caitponiaßrtvedfroarithi! • 1 ;bop 4 • 4 h e Reis- forma bow .. ' rebandolll. It consists of M. C in tt t dr. Y l . t h e ‘ )/1 .1 I/44 * i f 'S I . Pso! itni 91• 90. 815 :*4 aged whiserevhar:wiiiif . 'ts: . j , .1 - PlogiOlat iht Schendkrs Lles I • • • Tai ,LJW6O3I .. 0b • -reglittraik!et alumitsnwms itat t rr e ' vs k o j i t . ly t i?yough( . ..- . . Oat u f ibs 9ratipir; M. Nod, cap • tuwoid' .0000 "* 11114 4 - 1, 1 d 1 "01t.s 4. 'dank to' ' ' ihidgi. ant " veg. ( .eitnt4 , ' 4 , . Ten, Ass f s ref to the regyotal,C•osi 14e4t kYWI P II4 Fl YPS' b Uil l i ."JtiVigSgtlialtrari. •ti!roillit 'vie iroui air reward, Wig!) •-• . . . ' ll Pa 61 • 44 . 0 ,ti1e TO 44 taiditeks‘ con,stineato4s.• t ie# : , • itweto,aboacti-..., '.. _., ,0. i lot . AM* It is diiii* tii di •ibiie saist 4 ' apensa= wig/ ifrtate 1:4 piesily .I.'" tok,aoseptAkettedile iya . .. .. ... .' . • .?' oak * s how 4 0 1. e v i g k j wh 41 1 , 43$Ad inn Lahti% •tatirgatiaiii ( 110 •' . i ri,,... ". -... -Tn. • - • at . . . . "wiii i i. c h an O. rig I jV th rlZA : ' e'a I reiftieel'iotaiiimeemaaloiltire,- tetti7,!t ; ' • ; •.„ ,-. i". , , 4L: . ,, . . j gr — . . . titer A beeitfamithmeatvolih4ttireairciti4 , i!: ' • ' - • -) :8 rtey vo m b ilt • . . - see . leirase . l4 *I T 1 ' a • ?• " • ' ,•-•' . ; '' • i••" • '''.;. s 1 -- ---- we may reckon that v;ithin the last fourteen. dais near lied A.cliu- .. two th ousand men have deserted to us in the par* astk; M. ter, liswe- occupied by our t roo p s . 'dun. UtRECKT, DECEMBER. 27. sea teat icuiltd .The an de d fen: o e und of td ßrod . a cost us abort forty Min The loss of the qtiliyi snug .11"54 . k 144 been very consideralai, from the mm.ober _.,of .- ' l a * ' - wpgt: oni Whio tliey ' put in requisitima le "7,111P -I oi , i t .' their Jailed as well as their wounded. • r, is It 1. 1. )f . rs r CO 0 . • ' el • 17 o f at 1. ft- to cs It, • . 1 1 it is • 4 pc I; it is e e AI i 1 r I 1 c . k • LI c