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THE pßiNciph_ . J ESTI'', ORD NANCS, 14erek I rice shoe ,. rhat p r nrosnls w;II he .veci.drsini etibellailliee, in Palloalpil t , on or before Wednesday, the . , tel dare March nut,- from OWL as may he will* 14 .pwlertike the Supply of WO(*) 11 . 40 1t5, f o r Service.of this 41epartment, fora period of ' v rats, determinable at the elph.atban of one Year, *pea (.i three Illanth.‘, at the option of either Party. s a nte• o f the Hoops may be viewed upon application at the prim I I Aorekeeper's °like in :he 'tower; sad farther Parti cular, toget her with the terms and conciittunti of the Contfact, ma y i t known at the Sec:Mores Office, it! Palkhielleforemid, arty dai l,emeep . the hours of ten and four n i klocb, where the p7 c oodel mug be delivereil salad up, and spdamed ' Tor , sais w oo d Hoops, ;''. but !bit repeat! cite* adtnitt write after tire. I d is / of Mar .at o deck at noon if the pate day, aay Tender chit party vain It nr.an agerti on his attend. • •. by Order of So' . R.. 71. CREW, Secretary ! ,! . - 41 OR; ti 0.14 OYDX4M.3, .4itiombety ITHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA jsyrr,oßDN4l4l64l,4lbreisio, Mao, Thu Propoisie wilibesreotieeti at thitr Mee in Pa 114441, on or Owe Friday, th e ilth ef,liiarthileze,ieorp-otede : as tray he wining -Po., 441n.ak* - 4!A Ov -or. W A MAWS. for service of ilthp*desleicoei, ..oleelhafhleAttik detertninabbtafteribe notice of 3 Mouths. at the' tapteetveif either Panope itive . l 4 Patterns of the Arlene maybe ciesridnpon si titie Pnanpal StortkeepeetrOillet,ln the Tower • ruirkherPartr. dies, together with the Tana andtonditiolirel the Cataract; be known at the Socreeitres Otte.e in Pitll44olll.ofmetaaid, igikq between the bonreht ten anti taar , o'cloett,'. where the proposal.; must be delivesed, seeted tap, and endortmi- 6 -Pioposais for Wheelbarrows;" but isaPruposal can be admittedther the said 1 ltb March; at 1! o'Clock at noon of the mine dep; neither will any Tender be oinked tiniest the Party hmkkg k, se Agent in his behalf. ebanettend. • By Order of the Board k •a. H. COW, Seffstreh , ORATORIOS. _,.___. . ' TIMATRit ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEW; WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 2, )814, 9 L " . will be performed the FIRST,ACtIit ' THE CREATfON, .• 11 tOiAlArntr. • ' ' • - To which will be a C dded, ontposed W O 'CRAND)B.OSCELT.ANEOUS ACTS, lu • which Mediate Catalan! will . sing " Ang i• ever bright," " Ottibra adottti," and the Dietto '" Vida ma altnen," with Mr. Brabant. Mrs. Sihnon, " Witb iferdure clad," " From mlgßty kingi, and " What though I trice." Miss Rennell. " The i-lynut of Ever Mr. /Malan; " Now vanish," " In splendoifr bright," " Deeper and deeper still," - and a New Song; composed etpressly for hini by Mr. 11!shop. —Mr. Kellner, " Rolling hi thinning . billoirs," " Awful pleasing Being," • ahtt "Tens* such as tender fithers'abed." Mr. Tinney, " Friend Of the brave." To Conclude with" Rule Britannia." Verse, Midarte Caiidani,, and Chorus. . And on FRIDAY, A ORAND.sELACTION, Tram, ttw amnpositiont of tIM most. layout** Authors. • Pool $n be opened at ,Shc o'C%peke.4obetin at fieven..4lal,- . 'lee at Nini. _:-.__..l•_L. -_.::__••'. Wilaiititmffitiotilisbei r ;! CNZS M ROBERT RICI.ARMS, qalAjAniklitilirlift)ollTQWWSETT, ditiNerted in itainlidt*Wftilleileare r ninaloak air theligNE. of Clitiiirfelt:44hvAq r I NDVA, CO4 VOM PANY "10101 4 4 11 i.; *max* coptaining •Impo4itiar bt:PM : rdretre to Ana COinmercial Administration of Steil: Sold-ity Asp iii int coif, Bond-Wireet; lothei HoolineUenk _ _ • '.• - . : 'CARTCATUR MACAZtfolit POR FEBRUARY. `To -morrow, the lit of litlareh, wlll be published, ht• royal folio, .. containing two highly finished Caricatures and a Vignette .._, Title (to be continued every fortnight) price 2s, of rpHE CARICATogE MAGAZINE ; or,, A. MIRROR of MIRTH, ion February'. 'This Number will form the litit of a new Se alts and coedit , ' original subjects only; designed mod engraved by THOMAS llowtaat'osors, F4lll. .. The object of this work Is . to give a humourcius Carleature History of the Timis. • '• London. Printed for Thothas 'rim, N... iii; .Cheapside i Wm. Alfa:ion, No. 3l; Bond -sweet; J..Dlck, Bdinburgh ; and &11 other Booksellers. . - tIONMOUTti AfslD '''"- '''' 4-AN, —.•.• "Whet 01 1 41lias..At. WNW, - Aka) VALLI ABLX *ruaziPlKE 131314135. Ti, by SOLD by Atic rIOYT, by Mr. SCOTT. -In the Monthly Sale, on Friday , ibis lab of Match, it TWallie o'Clock, at the Mash Londesi4 /Ur i ommotrrH CANAL; five Shares in this estatiliehed improving Concern, dividing Xtl per Share OE per sonata, expected-to M i cron.; Brecon and Abersavenny Canal,tonnecied with. ihy Monntcmth. twelve Shares, the ton nage blaring* comideribly; AlOO Detl.vtdres secured ois the Tolle of the Uske Dismet Roads ; £1.50 ',he Newport Road; se.loo ditto en 'the New ravage Caerleon Road, all btariag £5 pe4 Celt% and rezularly paid half yearly. tarticulars of Mr. Protheroe, jun. the Mart; apd of Mr. scatt4a, New • A r I,r 1, " Ate.. Ike. .14e. I grid the Lams Prins ,Cll. Swats* an selling tiIItHARD2ON, GOOD weg, shd Co. Stock•Detekers, .add Contraction lei the state Lottery, at their Offteea, eater of-laak %Mingo, C facing the Kiag's Mews, Charihreeoei ; wiwite th i re Lottery that Asiblland drawing tili - Pech of lanaaryatis vital Prizes, is v S *Wes. - .KOLL and 26, for past Favours, Tickets and Shares mate ces, Tickets. which 1.. &beats ciontatipt Three of LI,COO, four CARROLL and CO. FROV,cB4.Te =AT WS . , 140116T10 .rid ReliniePtpf Li& 00aill4-.4.teutenitit aa4 of pertbaso,‘ , " Sib-LiAnruant C. r +Ace 'erns, who Swift* .L ll l l"c ima i t *ad Sub •Lieutraut, b' . 4i*. Eat tarot of riibt-Guario.-1". illitionfot la be Ensign, without purchase, , appoilitment flitoo not take place. - Alt Regiment of Foot—General E. &event, from the 65th Foot, • NI be Colonel, vice Geiseral Doodah deceased. Eft* Dittif—Liesiscant•Geoesel Sir G. Prevost, Bart. from the '/Stit Foot tube Colonel, vice ,Sig C : Oreea, appointed to the ' colninatad.of.thefrltts.Foot, •• -. 1 ••••••' • ,- • . s7th Dettwidenteaant:GetM4l.*SEMs:Greens Bart. from the ISO Foot, to be Colonel, viceEk.Chiadecitosa, deceased. 65th Dittc!--Iliettientini-Geneiill't.:4rosvenor, froth, the 97th Foot, to be Colonel, vice theirais, strobited to the.comtnand .of the Foot. • . . ..., IliPf Ititto—tietttenant- General C.Vh &rne. from the 44 els ,Fr ot 1 Labe Colonai, vier Sir Gegigt,:.prcrost, appointed to the com rand of the 16th Eon% • - ;irth-Oltio--LieUtenant-Genenil G. ipruttinviiaCiitib; the Bth •.,/bot, te be Wallet, WC! Gitts'tentir, apPolutedia‘the corn ,: mond-of the 65:k Foot, . • • . • • j STA:T T -Major-Gomm' Q. Airey, of theAth Root, to be Quarter • M-Ister ! Generarto the. Foll gervint in ltoiond. vice Major .. '•.General Sir G. IVlurray,•erii Ira upon ;neither 'se, v;ce. r- Gdiiation-I.l.icbtetletit-0 r '43 , ,Aroici, tfsfoKiNeernor of ' Duneannon•Fort, Vice Goottorit. DtindtmAilfaileni. ! • " --• FOREIGN' OFFICE; —. FEE11.01,441,7:14; " ' . 1,. The Right flintontableelritdertiVitolgoson. has , •Ityrikred at tlliipffice - WillilNSPiititaii itiViii 4 S 1, „ ~.. . • . .. . - .•,:.. 4, , ._,, •:- • ..... :• : i . fl :•%:?.IC ,:..., it/mowing are copes, allot att extract L . . 1 i DPRATcIi..FRPALTiircAPP W• l 44ll l .4.•efitcq.o• . Pririmflui c ri r - PATFP.9l.4#o4oc4PkißteWkir j 17.0 81.1.. . - - Mr Lotto-oßiaVe the IsonceSWoi!hailibeer (*glom' Lamp's information, several Reports which Igen received. from Colonel-Lovne, of the openitivni .of , hA ars h a t.sh ic h er f s Army.i..o4..liave the.honouryttc. • . .. ( - :titans-Es STEWART, Lieut. Geos:‘ , Tlie Iffscomyt. cask &e. &c. &c . 1, s • gliiyal tz )W4 AMY lataidtbaOhl COLONEL LOwli, DATED frEAD• ' ACM:M=4 Moro/ SI LELLM *AMMO N:, Few& ' • Sia—An Aid-de-Camp of CeneraT D'Yorck has just strived lasi - . and brought to biayslial Blucher the keys of the. DIPWit .Of Chalous and Vitri t , with the eagle and hamar, of , the national guard,' ot .11* be. priement 0E4,4' Mame. - . ,-_ H -t . General IY.Yorck attaskediChalons yesterd4,3.6d ,after some firing on both sides, sent in an officer with * sionmums- toumrrender. . Marshal M'Donald, who ionaiiiinded -the enemy's troops in the. town, wished , biro to negociate with the magistrates, but on this being declined, entered hitnself,iuto a cApitulat;on, ' byyibich it was.agreed that the town should be .de lliered up, ' French-'' ay thing untouched Na AI At i poo 3,050 I Vie . a A* SAS • 1,000 a r abo :. 2001 N.R. Orders from the Country ally attended to, shit - • al 110eineth fa the lands transacted. . _ tiptfazog Ix. GRICMANY. ~ . A BOUT eight tiisi affpg,the calamities me:aimed 4M. 44 Oft war in diffiessatt Ptheistsh st Gems, dare riot to s anitleafethathisaitiaCommitteme in London; to Tart* diatoms& 440 011111flthL. -' • • • 'Sy. diSposessity ad isi mnisk the seen of nearly 4010,000 was remitted, 'width ashy ef wane i bat it •so patina 4adeience of this Cant taintelbasthe mass desert Itidliaidlidthrf berms Past, in the teentry S. Width thedr attenththrS: N direettd; ethers the mutt sanguinary tittles fen* . Lawns,. lohernia, Bunn, anln!lnor „ ' •e -11Mns ntailed upon the peseedde isistbitants, swas slthopt:thttatithabaf- in the an nals othistery. -The • .snlaneeis billiesseopoo - th e ado& oftbeir.countranwi, a t Ist oalaniPat* of Bridal Sup; pert, thy/ Lie remitted :to • . parts of ()Ferman) , to' the ‘ atoostit of sear Attoitoo. ' - • L , . Anions* already adveziltea . - • 8154,194J5 10 - .nu currio us ascii itsc arca:se .4%k! . • At UMW& Rob's. : ' .Q. P. • ; • _„. £ 3 • 0 ltdflosaltall 4so 0 . , fit Moos. Bir4 It ph/macre' labia Were ' •• 30 0 ger. W. Aislau - li 1 1 Math* Oen= . 2 , 0 A. C. 1 0 Mi.ligailitt - . I • 0 his. Heater l 0 ras, per lists,. 1., ,0. D. Ottley, Esq. • 'it S , - , Webs, tas f isa, ~ . , ilea: Price, Herbesree. . a 0, • • Ecbilatsif finials' ',• ' Mk, 1., A. Thrupp, Att. 11s. Sti. !' Pinaes Sas* I* ' Wils.W.Vildtmare,Esq. 10. 0 ' "Ilithllakti • • • VI, b Mies Tana a e . Got • a a Haag. and Co.s allidr . • $ 0 . !fn. Clarks :Wiles. 20 a • pi Ws. L ' • William Nov ' . su v b -, foto wines. 2 4 . -SO • 0 V iatio .. . 1• . WV** Dian, itsi. . ' " :4 800tia • . A ' nabbed& - ia 10 1 'welt -...e- • ig Misq. R. Martis 4 u L. naafi. Witte : a i 0 She) , ' so - 40' • twit s s s Mama %liga t ion. kii 4 1 • .. -ti. ' :;-. 0 . .14 OW, Esq. Per Mager •W . • ' . ; ' mad Cp. fa 0 . . ... * . 1 . 1 •4410‘. Curries and Co.'s. , • d 4 ' lifelard litanies 11)10 P. p.‘A s , i 1 ; and M. Rallies . 50 0 1 4 .(l i caftat iligt" '• leuld. • 1 At Megan Ihnmmoeds. lege, NA. • lid. 'he Eartof AilAburalsge 5I) (1 1 0, Jobe Webster i 1. hictiV i • ' 10 ta w : K. 1 1 mar l 11I.E. C. , 2 ' . 4 '4 In. C • Rieltard '" '"'•%•- Wm. Goistlenough _ _ _ Awn facni-• CATIOU Atarx 941, A trend 'A/Liier Cb4 o l bee Lard bueh ' Ftal wig To rrliwe•mmipp . .• • • _ ~~ tresses left-in the rear of* Prussian army. Sezanses and Vertos ;re probably both accup;ed by the Marshal's troops at.this time, but he does not move his head -Touters forward until to.morrow. Sizty.four powder-waggons were taken fronotbe entemy in the affair nf last night,- - I Wye, &c. (Signed), • .-. H. Lowe, Colonel. Oea. the Hon. Sir Critesflit, K .B. kr. at. I MILITARY, REPORT FROM 001.1tIEL LOWE, bATED VICR. 21.13 ) . PZIIIIITAItY 8. Siar-Field Marshal Blucher moved his head-lute ten to-day to Etoges. General Baron Sacken Is at liontitirail, with his advanced parties about two' %Apes in front. General D'lforck' is supposed to be at Chateau Thierry. General Kleist is at Cha lons; and Oenetal Kapsiewitz, with the divisions of Langeron's corps, is fast coming up. falltsbek 811 4 0casoltIlas been heard or; retiring with abe.t4is hundred pre e.aa of :vinery, drawn princi ollY by peasant horse!,, lnd ! some lopes are 0- - coined of corning up' with him. st-General.Wintsingerode & who um heard of act ing in, this:direerion a few doys anal, has tuned .again towards Brabant; possibly frprh hrders to frirr. .his jonctitn'with - the -Prince R*4l of Sweden, i‘hei, by the last Frankfort raPers t *pit be moving down. en the Rhine.—l have thelattelar'te•be, &e. • (Signed) -• • :.-••• • *H. j, y, Colonel. Lieut. Gee. the Hon. Sir C. Shlnfti REPORT PROM "COLON/1:: LOT% 'biLTED TVS, FEBRUARY 9. Sin—My last to you was sent by Mr. Swinnie, of the Russian embassy iii - London, who was the bearer pi some dispatchei to ion frcm England. Field Marshal Blucher moved' his head-quarteri immedi otely afterwards to Etoges; but, about seven o'clock in , tbe evening a report - , arrived', from Baye, of the enemy having advanced against a Russian regiment, .:which had halted there, in force four or five SCltia .. robs of cavalry and two gtinp huthaving been re ! :stet!, had not pushed on airy further. As it was .tall)' uncertain what inight.be the object of `this Movement, tl)e 'Field Marshal moved - luck his head , quarters for the night •to this place. The corps of General Icapsiev.itz had just arrived here, and .Ge rieral Kleist WAS close in the vicinity of Chalons. Montmirail, and' having their ad . three leagues in Jouarre and Chateau and no fdriber the enetny's7 move., ars toi.esl of that thereis nb rd movement of the It, is supposed, come traol,Sei. hfacnrent. Gester:til General Baron Sacken bly remain in their the corps unite. I • (Signed) H. Lowe, Colonel. Lieut.. Gen. the Hon. Sir Chlrles Stewart, K. B. NULITABY :REPORT FROM comity. LOWE, DATED BER OEREs, FEBRUARY I•l, 1814. • SIR--I am concerned to acquaint you, that the' Russian division of General Alsotiel suffered very considerably on yesterday afternoon, by an attack of , the .enemy. My report of yesterday will have men-', !tioned the information that had been riceived of Bo maparte being at Sezanne. General Alsufiel bad his !division, consisting of about three thousand five hup. 'Aired infantry, posted at Chamittaubert. :He was at ueked by.a *try superior corps of the e n e my, five dr #k*.itint,n4 of which fire - leg, -id tl , - ; h he . , nava. .apd Alatatig _ cbfr ~retook them. -- - . formed squares, and vesesiel !nest obstinately fiti - •' - 'a fell into his funds, and from them it Was learnt that long time, the enemy. finally Succeeded in corn s l i e ra ll4 Bopapaite Was - on, thelroimd, having just arrived, him to fall back, abet suteries a very con • ble with the whole,tifhle guards, and a large body of loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners.. He had cavalry. Thoy hid made a forced march during the twenty-four pieces of cannon with him of which RC- night from Chateau lhierry. teen were saved, and nine Jell into the bands of the The infantry of Field-Marshal Blucher was at this enemy. , Fifteen- hundred men are annouzced to have time advancing in columns of battalions on. the open got otf unmolested I, the remainder must have suf. grounds on each side of the chaussee leading through tered or been diseersed, bet great hopei are enter- the village. tained that many of. the latter wilt have been enabled The cavalry, which was observed to be increasing, to regain their corps. There has beets do tittle as yet suddenly came forward in a large mass, beak. for any information regarding them. through the cavalry of the advanced guard, di 'General D'Yorck is at Chateau ThTh.rry: General 'Tided itself, and attacked with the greatest fury the Bergh Sacken at Ferte Sous livarre. - General Kleist, coltreilaii of infantry on the plain. The movement who With General Kapsiewitz had moved on yettetu' wai'abserved. The columns fortnted into aqua% day tbs rent Champe u oise , is now in position ti t this which remained firm on their ground, and C{llOlllllll4C. place. Field-Marshal Blucher is with them. Fur- ed a heavy fire from their front, flanks, and raw. la ther intelligence is expected of the enemy's move- a large field on the right of the tillage-sia•aquares ments to decide his. Tha.Lestactounts are, that he were attacked at the same time; all succcidedin no had she**. two altvadroet OPkavalry a 144 .cm this pelting the enemy, the cavalry of the advaneed&uard side of Sop,. t have the how* tit be, tic. **. • 111 the mean time retiring in the intervals, forming in I•:•(Signed) . z*Colgnej. the reari and advancing again to charge the enemy's liretegOiv "94.• S t ir Chariell 411Wart,14.4cc.a.tc. caralri, alter it had been thrown into disorder, and My spat - lit . yesterday, which I - hope - yoti will",cornpelied to retire from the destructive tire of the Lai a recaile4 , ltientioned that General Vaslikhtlir 'squares. The enemy's numbers, however, increased , had beef( by the enemy near Ferte Wes andlarge . bodies of cavalry, were seen to be moving Jouarre, batbc.ialittlsed him and took three pieces of round on &filer flank. artillery and urn tumbrils. . .(Signed) H. L; Two battalions of infantry of the advanced.guard„ MILITARY sewn • trams COLONEL. LOWE, DATED BM. which had entered the village, could not form in • CERES, FURCATE 12, 1814.. • • time, an-1 suffered considerably. Field-Marshal Btu- SIR —A very heavy cannonading was heard dur- cher, who had, little cavalry with him, resolved on ing the whole of the afternoon of yesterday, in the di- withdrawing his force from a position where such an rection of Montmirail. .By a: report just received unequal contest must be waged. from General D'Yorck, it appears that hi. corps and -. The infantry were directed to retire in columns and that of General Baron Seeker had marched in that squares, with artillery in the intervals, coveted o:t the direction, and attacked the enemy, whowas advancing flanks and rear by skirmishers aced .y,yalry. The against hiin. The corps of -Gerund Baron Sacken. enem *lost no time in making the. b4lcissi.nd most .and three brigades of that of General D'Yorck. were direct attacks. The tountry through which the line engaged, and alter an action of several hours,. both of retreat lay; -was generaity open, without armies remained on the groonti l in the same pOsitions -sures, -but with mill woods and copses, which etur they had occupied, at the commencement. Six pieces bled the enemy's cavalry to conceal its movements. of cannot were at one time taken by General Baron- 'L'be infantry avoided .41- general entangling them- Sackett/I.lmi these were left, from the difficulty of the whirs in them, and were thus the .better enabled to roads, as well as four pieces of his own; which he had preserve Melt: perteet-lnitpation end hold the enemy adettemell in the attack and (mild. not aga with. in greater respect., dray. This force apposed yeah the old guard and tom the village - of Janvillsers is about half wey ~onset, ..40001ted corps, aosoootkra to &boo thirty between Ctsaropoubert and Ittaggs, a &earn al • ." !'l , • • , • * 4 4l4•Wsit - $7 . prpoltebb.- treeies 1r • - et- 1 • " l'avire.: :. " .. • 1 . .. ~~~ • • . , . . - . , *.ris • • • S' ' 6 .6 " • • ; 2 ' . • ,4.. • • " _aerr • • -** .I••6*******9ollll4lal•ris4rso.,.-''''' ' • • •• . _ _ 'V . •-• 4 , commanded General Baron Sacken attacked the enemy in die vil lage of Marchais, which Was taken and retaken three times. The enemy made a movement an his right flank, which compelled liiKu to fall back on General D'Yorck. The enemy attacked again but could make no impression, night leaving both him and the allied troops in the same position. General Baron Sicken had his headquarters this morning at Cha. teau Thierry, and General D'Yorck at Biffert. Bo naparte was to have returned to Montmiraitlast night, but bivouacked on the ground. Marshal Marmon:, with the 6th cords, is at &ages. Field MarsliAl Blucher, with the corps of General Kleist and Calera' Kapsiewitz, is in position at this place. Marshal Marmont sent in an officer, with a flag of truce this morning, with a letter to the Field Marshal, which he was directed to deliver personally, but be was not received. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) H. Lowe;, Colonel. • Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Clarks Stewart, K.B. Stc. 4111.1 TART REPORT PROM &MOREL LOAFE, DATED HEAD. , QUARTEst4 ARMY OP SILESIA, cIittMPACEERT, Fra. IS, lsl4. . 1 1 0 1 41 L. Stß—FitidiltfighallialChAT bar rentliined In - .. his position at Betgeree for' rye dery art - any *. ;14'. movement bug undertaken by the erseptlat Zioges, 4 i? - '_ resolved nn marching to attack Marshal Marmon& in • • - his position at the latter plate. f- The advanced guard Of the corps of General Meter, under thr cominand of General Zieten, was sent for- •• - ard to commence' the attack. The enemy. occupied - the village of Etoges, and a woody height On the left of it: he shewed a large body of cavalry and several aPlumns of infantry. His force supposed to be about nine or ten . thousand men. Ai the advanced guard approached he gradually retired, maintaining, how ever, a very brisk fire, and giving occasion; for ,same very bold and successful attacks on Isis rear, princi pally by the Cossacks, who displkyed' the greatest • intrepidity, and experienced some loss: ,The pursuit continued from Etoges to beyond the village of Champinbert, where the Field-Maullaal has hafted for the night. The enemy has bivouacked in , hunt of Fromm. tieret, and will be attacked again EO4DOTTOW, should he remain in that vicinity.—rhave the honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. LOWS. Ltent.-Cen. the Hon. Sir Charles Stewart, 11C.11w &c. MILITARY REPORT FROM COLONAL ROWE, DATIM UrAD• QUARTERS ARAM OP SILESIA, -011A14)114 111,11111,111 T 15, 1814. • - • Blucher. has had to another and - it *• • obtstmate contest against a superijot force of the 'enernlcender the command of Bonapertit in person. • After having (Wen Marshal Moment from the of - ther is' e e lan; learnt positionOna load % 6S il e i S ar t : ed thb V7 l l s th th h , he Chateaulshierry ; Generetefortk and' - - Generalßaron Sacken having previously quitted that town, and retired behind the Marne. Yesterday morning, Marshal Marmont was an. flounced to be in retreat from the village of Fromen tieres, Field-Marshal Blucher, who had bivouaqued the night preceding at Champaubert, resolved on pur suing-him. He had under his orders only the corps of General Kleist and General Kapsiewitz's division • of General Count Langer ou's corps. • •, - The enemy retired Old he came near the la* of Janvilliers, - *here n considerable body of cainabt was olaerved to be collected. , , • • In the ardour * of pursuit six guns, , uter carried forward, were sudden' AM" ".„ t • seised by them. ~ The Pru,sian cavalry, under, • . Colonel Blucher, son of the r diately ~ ed and . 4 '" P "'"I l tS • -• 1 . • ti . $ . -* ' . .• . .v: t•`•.•••,,e,• • ~ •, . . - rt. . • - . 1 ., ,- .- • •.. . ,•or• •- , , ~ " .4' > 1„- fir k tl .....4 ,,,,_ . 1 ", $)-. . • . / $ a •„t, • 3•;',. •---: . ,- i i --ss;,.e ' ~- ~ ---....... % _ t .. ' Vo l ,,'lN _:.• - . • ---• r .it ' , . • t . 7 r • • t - -• . , 1 . ' .0 it'3 _ • - • , • , .. ~ . 1 s - • . ' ' "at i '-'115 :4: 1-.. :.' • t''' 41 ,1 1, '.: '.' '' • • .• - . j klr ~.. • 1 _ . . •. ' "' . • •; ' ,/ - 7 . .. I f Ar, " 1 4...* o iw . . 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I bourgert : ' ;(1.- '- - • with u ndertake the,blockade of the several for- It thousand men, commanded by Bonaparte in pers , n. inilt PRINCIP.Ri , OFFICRRS of his Mel-1- _ THEATRtI ROYAL. COVERt.i!iARBIErt .-;. _ 'kr. • _i I r.......... 1 11,......! 0 .-E..... ...a...- L.. I ..1.7... _............. !... .1... ...II jJAZAKD, BU KNE„ end Co: Royal kstioeloge, IL rrtpecttully inform the Ptsbtio, that they have on hake vanity of Numbers, Tidterar and blares for the paean anpu LO mutt - of 2,0001 kite*s to be drawn in Two Irsys, the 4th and 14th of NEI I* MONTH. THIS 4CHEME CONTAINS 2 - Prises at - .2204100 . adwirworieln 2,000 s . • • • - Letterslrest-pairl, duly answered, and Schemes gratis: isTEXTI . RIDAY, 4 - TH MARCH, STATk LOrTEIVir BEGIVS Ditli*'lNG. • - Prik* of 6 £20,600 2 •. 4 . • 2,000 - - ♦ 0:: *1 ' 1,414 ts tr. lbw • 4 -, iesso ditto on the Newport ' General Baron Sackett was at 'amp ditto; and sr3CO on the r c at% j uunt i t , 4 rg ii N ow General D'Yor,ck at Dormant, bOth . . . !. •' .... vancxd guards pushed bri two or• j un. Solltitor, at' iiteerport ; at front at or near La Ferlie Sous, Join. New Bredg , oitrett4l 4l ** ilierrT. rt is now eleven a. m. at lonisltlol3, has been received of- the iCgirSGAZg rrE- ment. in the rnein'titne, accounts ; ..i.; . 7. :f . grand ar* being at Troyes.; so tha toligoTtos3. . , sun to spetOlate on any significant interact Villiatit Merauin k to e n emy i b t bi s transverse direction. ft\vice.Miinnes' who "' the - Ort s pifshed forward mut haw Barton la be Lieutenant .. , twain, Grieves, d o ,k aaftbe*. d ham betotiged in I.l* by purchace, vice Barton. 'Kleist is striving hereto-day. Gene: .The lion. Thomas eernour and Gesidhl l)'Yurck will probabll purchase, vihe Sotheby, whole present poiitinn until the whole of th !. Steven.s, from the 65th Foot, have the honour to be, &c. (Si ,L and C 6. Stock-bickeis, 7, CoriihilA dislailtOtioet x respoetfoity return *44184b0t kite to tent6d thCMlK rare .a*4 as okra .% fOr • the *ow LAI, at dedy,sabp belimAsrawlag NEXT PlUlletY, WI March. lair) Two PiWo4.ol ifite,floo, Teri of ittpiszl XI, Foot of st 500, besides le ether Clipirals. Ind CO. sold Six Capital Prises is theism sad 11 lace Lotteries, - via. 410,000 I No. 9,450 . • sk t ooo sr *4 nt. Col& sad Lard 'Rev. Wm. Ovidenough 6 5." livered up, the F;encir troops evacuating it, leaving Limas '• $1 10 W. C. aud F.M. 3 9 l every thing *a it stood, and'the stores and inagazines i. lllll Riirknws 140 10 At Meows. Harries apd Co.'s. I:o477sanif Ca. ' _Sa. 0 Lord D. Ditastaaville " 0 : untouched - . It appeared, however, that this principle „.. Maw, Qsiasboralagla _d' 0. Andrew Allen, En. , $ o: of these conditions was not very scrupuloway obser- 1 t 12 , `Amin Vo`44 ' ' * Inglis, lillita and Co. 105 0 ved.by the French Marshal, sts the bridge over the „, ch .,,, , e.wrab - :A ug X' : ltdr•J 4l ° B "t 3 n ' to ° Marne was found to beltlywo up, ,and the casks Young Gesisleasast Mar ( 9.1., (41) 4 1 ' 4 , •-, 41 rt lr• •.. * --- 7 - - - which had held brandy irrtheatores all leaked hut. *I war, . Grogigy4. A vetoed ' -: '' .' it Atadenty, Mat s a Marshal M‘Docodd took the direction .ot Meer. MAW Ckility , „..'s„ . , L , Rigkw,:d.bu.h • • . 1- w Mr. sik'PP , } Tackler i Ls' o, He has with him, besides his own amps (the 1:14), Fr,,acts Hauer 1.: 0 •Sosito. Kimble, mat doom le the corps of Generals Sebastiani and Arrighiy• ' ' h .„ v i ,,,, d i,„d ko : o Tcmpiesuan, Coie, ' Accounts have beim received that Generdl Kleist roleeds qf NottinglitE; ', . anal Cltild •. . as o 1 il•arrived in St. Di;ier. and .that. 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