The National Register. — London, England, 1814-01-02 00:00:00

TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER...I Return of nett Hi 01/kers. in Ma l'ortugurge ".errice, Killed, Wound al, and ilia tog on the Jth, loth, ilth, and 13th Dee. 181:3. Killyd, D..c. 9.-9th cacadores, Capt. Harrison. Wound:V.-6th caradores, Capt. Temple, severely. Wounded, Die. re t. Capt. Lamprier, severely. sinee dead. Sil eacatiores, Capt. Kirk, seveiely, since dead ; ,lith ditto, Capt. Dimino y, severely. refit. of the line, Major o'll..tra. Wounded, Dec. 11.—f;eneeal Staff, Capt. Rhiney, 5:1111 ret!t. A.D. C. to Nlainr General Bradt , ad, severely. fill rest. of the line, Lieut. Campbell, severely. Ist eacadores, Lient.-Col. Snodgrass, sliOitly. Wound( d, Dcc. 13.—General Staff. Brig.-Gen. Ashworth, sevetely• Artillery. Lien t.-Co).'t'ulluh, sevewly. of the' Hite, Lieut.. Col. Gomers.ll;, slightly ; 4th reet. Ca; , t. ANY-mald, slightly. 6th re;:t. Lictit.-Col. M. Grant, severely ; severely ; /red So;iierldml, slightly. 18th refit. Capt. Lumley, slightly ; and Capt. Ridge. seveiely. 6vlt c..eatlores, Lient. Featon, slightly ; Captain Li nom', sh,litly. - 10th ditto, Capt. Armstrong, slightly. Abstract 4 Total 1.0..zt of the Ar»ty under the cow:nand of Pieta Mar• shill the Martini, of IValington ) from the 9th to the 13th December, i»ciasive. British Killed.-1 Lientenant•Colonel, 1 Major, 3 Captains, 19 Lieutenant•, 3 Ensigns, 1 Staff, 3 serjeants, drummers, 250 iavk Mill tile, 1? horses. Tot,lll3citi-n Wotunleil.-2 General Staff, 3 Lieutenant-Ca!nnels, 6 Majors. :oCaptailui, 67 Lieutenants, 22 Eiv,igtis,f 1 Start, 131 srr jeant,., dm:tuners. 1904 rank a:A tile; 40 horses. Total 14rittalt Missiug.--1 Major, 1 Captain, 5 Lientenantg, I En. sign, 1 Staff, serjeasits, 3 drummers, 183 rank and tile ; 1 liop-e. Tote! iiiirtiigliege Killed.— 1 Lient—Colonel, 2 Majors, r; Cap tail:f, 3 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign / 7 setjeants, 2 drummers, 6;.,9 rank ants tile ; not Total l'ortilLf.tic‘e NVounded.-2 General Staff, 5 Lictif;-naiit•Cn lonek :ilajors, 31 Captains, V Lieutenants, 33 Ensigns, 8 Staff, :t, dritinau-rs, 1488 rank alp' file. T0t.:41 l'ortn:Jiese Lient :Colonel, 1 Major, 4 Captains, I.:!isi7iis, 4 serjeants„ 3 di niiimerc, 979 rank and file. Spanish Killed.--f rank and tile. Tut l Spani,ll Woue.deil.--Q1 rank and file. GRAND TOT tl, BRITISH, PORTUGUESE, ANT) SP 4NTSTI. Ltent.-Culonels, 3 Majors, 9 Captains, 13 Lieutenants, 4 Fir igtts, 1 Staff, 15 serjeants, 4 drummers, 599 rata: and lite, and 13 norses. Wiaintled.-- J. General Staff, a Lica •Colonels, 14 Majors, 64 Captains, 89 Lieutenant-, 45 En%igiss, 9 Staff, 4215 serje.nts, (hummers, 342)4 cask and rile, and 21 !iorAes. Alis , ing. —4 edonek, '2 Majors, 5 Captains, 6 Lieutenants, 3 En sians, 1 star, i 4 serjeants, 6 drititni.eot, 46? rank and file, and horse. MrunnANnum.—When Major UM left the army on the 18th instaot, the wing orenpied a position between the Adonr and the Nice. comowoip.!,,,r the navic;ition of both those rivers; the centre to the left of the army wery posted between the Nive aid the SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. cR DV.PartTMLNIT, DOWNING PTRWET. AEC. 30, 18;3. Dicpattlies have been received at Phi% office front the ALI - guess of NVelhor.toti, d ited the 19th nod :ad haunt, ft app*ars that since the battle of the 130 t, Marshal Sault, hes made se%eral niiivirnents. (in the right bank of the Admit-, and toward% the rear of Sir ItowlJud position.;, but these movements were fore seen and frustratud . "Fhtt eneinv being foiled in every attempt to di%lodgc the allied forces it ,t their posiii the main batty of the 'French army has retreated Iron) Bavonno, and has marched up the tht,ltt batik of the Ad:Jur, towel da D. x. A Letter from the G►vernor of Helisoland, endows the following : Tonnine'•n, Dec. 14. 1.313, - - Sin,—l haven tc► »praise ynti o nf the succe..s which has at telitie(l the P II er R.wal of Sweden's oixratinns against tie Danes. 1 less than siz days, the whole of the duchy of 11061i:hi bCCII I V it/ . . . MOS. conquered, and the war is to be coatinued iii the dutrhy of Steswig, which I have just eteered, .alter passsine the Ey der at licdetick%tai't, and takiii possession of Tonniceett and Husnm. On the 4th 'of December all the corps of the army of the Prince Itoyal num d firrward ; and when they crossed the Steckenz. I)avou-t precipitately retired upon Ilambuigh, le.iYing quite exposed the right wing of the Danes, which was posted at 01M:stone. Ile was pursued by General ‘Voronzofr, who waved beyond Betr.edudr, and defeated the whole French cavalry in a saoguinary a nuarement at Aradshi ck. Gene al VVallmoden marched direct upon Oldestone, and Ilfaishal Str - dingk manoeuvred on Lubeck, while 1, with my Pl.:llrd troops, pushed into the interior of Holstein by Tr,tttiH , and 'ping on the enemy's flacks and rear : from the first flay, 1 en! copmuisicuti , n between the Frencii and the Danes, and tiel rim'. the latter a eon sich•rAile miniber of prisoner , , carriages arici aintetinitrint naeginis ; I likeiiise intercepted some dispatches of the I:igl.esi e , the contents of which led us to expect more successes. Prince Frederick of Ilt"sei dot not 10.1 d out against ail these combined movements, hilt conenenced a precipitate retreat on the E'sd-ev. Luber k%4 as evactoitrd 0y the Dmies, who were defeated at 11 , rithitt, tm the 71n ut th-cember, n a y the Swedes, and vigoronsly pursued by (ioleral W.:lmodeis, while 1, with toy reached Ihe Eyder benne them. At present they are concentrating at llendsburg, and all liol-tein tieing conquered, the!, cridd oppose but little resistance; if we acre 10 take pi ssession of all they p, ssess o , r the Continent. In the mean time, tl.e of Dui:- omit: is doing all he can to obtain a suspension of arms, end lie will piii hanty n ake peace on tiny conditions t'!e Prince Royal may dictate. M posts ale at !beam. where I took ! , e , en pieces Of carmen, and npo i the roads of Flensbuigh and Schleswig. 1 hope that the battery 01 Wollervich, which I hive caused to be surrounded by my tioops, will soon capitulate, and thus the communication by sea will he open. &sine pun-boats. which the Danes had at the mouths dine E. der hilve escaped. and if the naval forces of your countrymen is not too, distant from these c POSIN tiley might now f:11 i,.to their hands. I have the honour I, be, &e. General Baron DIL T urn,' DORN. Tonninaen. 181 h December, 181:'. Stn,--T listen to communicate to you the events which have takt n place in these parts, subsequently to those of which I apprised )011 itt my last letter. I was on the 'Piot of cartying my operations into Schleswig, beyond Frederickstadi and Ilu. o when I received intel ligence of a very obstinate engagement which General Walmodeo t with a part of his troops, had sosiained against the whole Danish army, which, after this action, (us hick the loss on boils sides lacy be estimated at more than a thousand meti) took shelter in Realsburg. The communication between General Domberg (who had been de tached upon the right b:snl: of the Eyder) an General Walmciden bein ummentatily cut , •ff. and the enemy having b , en reinforced. at Schleswig by four battalions, a leginient of cavalry, sad ten pieces of cannon, arrived fro% the interior of the country ; the critical posi tion of _General Domberg, obliged me to direct my operations wards Schleswig, and I could only •end a detachment towards Dens isurgli to intercept the enemy's conimimications. I was preparing to attack ichleswig, in case the enemy did nut accept the suoini.ais w bids I had sent tt, h ul to evacuate the plate, when I received itai hgence of the armistice which has been concluded with the Danes by the mediation of Austria. 1 hvsten to communicate a copy of that interesting document. 13efore the coneln.ion of the armistice, I succeeded in obtaining possession of the battery iifWidlerwiek, %%Inch has surrendered by capitulation, after having been cannonaded for several day.—Ws have taken on lid: occasion V 8 pieces of cannon, very considerable quantities of provisions, ammunition, &c. This important capture makes us ma-ters of the mouths of the Es der. and the connruniea tion by sea is entirely free. I hope to make good use of this, am' invite you to do the same. I have the honour to be, &e. General Baron DE TurrrgNßOßN. Suspfrixion of Arias betweru the -Allied 4rmies and the Danish Forces. It is agreed upon 3st. That all hosnlit;es between the Allies and the Danish fin (Ts •hall cease, from the 15th s month at midt.ight, with, the (.40-p -lums contained in the sitcond Attick, acrd the armistice shall be its tmce until the t.Ttli instant at midnight. • 2d Pending the duration of this armistice, the Allies shall he at li,, betty to possess themselves, it they can, of the lortress ;lucksi vd t and Fliedrickstadt, Prince Frederic:4'4 'lease having tit elated that it . was not in Its power 19 cede Ouse. plueLa, Lecause they were nut under his command, 3. The allied forces shall evacuate the Duchy of Schleswig, with the melt:len ofthe points hereafterinentiuticd j wlnklt shall be occived by a,.,. t "4 -