The National Register. — London, England, 1814-01-16 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Our icing, Constitution, anD talcs. PUBLISHED AT NO. 11, NEWCASTLE-STILL.I.T I STRAND. N o . 316. SUNDAY, .1A NUA RY 16: Dig. PRICE SUPPLEMENT TO LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. By left he will eolittnuttivatte with Gen. Wrede, who. will push forwm , l no , ll Colmar to St hiestat, and from that <oluiect hun >. ••tf with that office!. The following important Suppirment to the Gasette having ap. peared late last night, when our PA PER wto zoing to pre -A, Nve• blvt• been compelled, in order to find room 1w insert it, to take away the Political Disquisition, iu the e. rtidtut than /acts of this pleasing nature would he more wel-onie to 4111. r Readcrs than mere observations on the event , of toe times. It does not appe'r that the nench. have as vet assembled any considerable force at Cdthar Wrede will at tack whatever i:e nray frid these to-moresw. but it is not be iieved the encfn., will a %vat: FOREIGN OFFICE, .14N. 15. Dispatches, of which the following are conie., have beet: received at this office, addressed to Viscount Castletcag,h, front Lord Burghersh and his Excellency General Viscount Cathcart. Mile y 24 J:►n. I_l4. MY LoltD—l have the honour of repor? iug to your Imrd• ship, that General Bulnia entered G"neva, by capi!Ala!ii n. on the 30th. It appears that the officer in command of the French garrison at that place, was wAiont the means of resist ance, and that he had every rea , on to dread the hostility of the inhabitants; be was allowed to retire with his garrison, when the Austria's took po:lession of !he place. The people of (;eneva are about to te-establilt their anci ent government ; they have manifested the most decided aver sion to the dominion of France, which had been forced upon them ; and I hope they may be effectually secured,agaimst the recurrence of that misfortune. In the Duchy of Sayny, the same spirit of hatred to the ty rantry of - France has universal ' been shewn. Au organiaa. tion has already been commenced in the country, with the view of asserting - its ancient independence: we ate as yet without details upon the subject, but I hope at an early period to transmit to your Lordship the most favourable intelligence flow that country. Tho corps of Austrians. under General Biouchi, is occu pied in the investment of Belort ; it has relieved the division of General Wrede's corps, which was before employed upon that service, and which having joined that officer, will to morrow advance upon Colmar. General Biouchi has his advanced-guard at Vesoul, and has been directed to send forward considerable narties to Langres. Tt appears, from the reports of that officer, that thg Austrians have met with the best possible reception from the inhabitants of France. The corps of Austrians under the orders of the Prince of nesse, will arrive near Besancon on the 9th of this mouth, and will form the investment of that place. DetachMents have been sent by General Bubna towards I taty, and to th• different points of strength on the roads of the Simplon, St. Bernard, and St. Gothard. He has also de tached parties towards Lyons. A body of one thousand Cossacks has been detached from Altkirch to Remirmont, Epinal. and Nancy. These troops are destined to reconnoitre the valley of the Moselle. General Wittgenstein has hreil directed to pass the Rhine this dAy in the neighbourhood of StraNbunr, and to push fur ward his advance upon Sovesne. He will communicate by his right with Generol Blucher, who will have passed that river with a part of his corps at Cppenbeim, and of it below.Mayencr, KIL No. CCCXVI. Cylith t SrVCI SV.III--4.41 t . t wart! A -7 4C c: . '''-'*-•,-,: ' ' /2. ‘`te , aa • • • ..... tecY • ..,, i e.---hZ4 - '. No informai ion of wiv interest has been received from the Austrian I army. since I last had the hoanor of address ing your Lordship. The troops under General Nugent have etrered Bologne. The brad-quarters of Prince Schwartzenberg will move to morrow (win this place to Altkirch. The corps of Gen. Bar clay de Totly will• he assembled at that place on the 13th. Prince Schwa; tzonberg will move forward hefme that time, and will endeavour to establish himself in the valley of the Moselle. The fi:e upon the fortress of Huningen commenced on the 29th at night. The second parallel has not yet been com pleted, a.KI I have not yet observed that any material injury • has been done to the defence of the place. The corps of the Prince Ro)al of Wurtemberg 114 S crossed the Rhine at the Pontoon• Bridge, established below Ilunin gen at Macrkt, has joined: General Wrede, and will co-ope rate in his movement to morrow. I have the honour to be, Bre. (Signed) BURAIHERSI-1. Viscoimt C.isdereach, &c. &c. &c. • Freiburg w Brisgats, January 6. My LORD,—Ttat cavalry of Use reserve have pa.srn Freyburg e To I.orrow the two divisions of Ria, , iint tout guard*. with the Pra•- sian foot guards, and a very tine regiment of Baden toot guards, will march tlnruuglt this place. They will be followed by the reserve artillery, and by otkr Tile Emperor of Russia's Ilead-quarters will nave with the guards, lint hi; Imperial l‘laje-ty will go by Sehafillattstta t and ♦•ill meet this f,rce a%senibled !war Bit;ie on the gist D.-coulter (t January) and will proliahly pass the lt.•ine on the following day, the 41111111/Cl - of his erossin:_ , the Nicole!). General Count Balm !sass occupied Geneva, of which the Olt. vial accounts were received ye.terday. I have the hour to enelose a translation of the Bulletin, which has been printed here this morn ing. nitrides from this Corps have been a% far a 4 Turin. _ _ Genera! Comer Wrede, Kith the ;rimy under his command, has his head qn.irters at Colmar. The Pri ice Royal of Wirteriibere is hetbre Nen Briiac, which is blockaded. The hearkinarters of the Field Martha' Prince Schwartzenberg are on the mare% from lt ki►chen Hisao Montbeilkril, with 'he whole Austrian army. Beton is observed by a detachment. Coma Witti,ehste:in liar crossed tee Rhine near what was tore Louis, and has occupied the two forts Vaidim and Alsace, which were evacuated. Marshal Blucher has also crossed the Millie, and Coblentz. The Rossi:J:l corps set Latigeron is oefor.ei Mayence. on the is ft bank of the Rhine, Cassel being still masked. General Sacken cri;ssed that. river on the lot January, in presence of has Mnjesty the Klieg of Prussia. near Oppenheim, moil having stormed a redoubt, took six cannon, ard 700 prisoners. The Russian General St. Priest crossed bi•te.e Mayence. None of these corps have is yet mil ►%.!tli serious resirtaneo, and thev are on the best terms with the inhabitant , . I have beard i 4 but one instance whet* they have !iced tired upon fruit the village by the itiltanitaiits. r.:l regiments of Cossacks have passed, and have patroled Is Nancy, agrl in different directions. dreldiul ti.-. e. which /nuke out aniong the French het ych#. :~ • w,...