The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-14 00:00:00

I C :y Fe - : r , !' TA•FESMAN. ..------__ ,--,,---..--.----- v 4 WAR DEPkRTNI ENT. Metz. The enemy.emleavours lo vain to raise the Two pieces of cannon and a considerable number - . . - 4 „ Dernfistastreet, Feb. 14. o or t d h t e ta: P c e e " , people in arms, and to inspire them with mistreat to of primmer , fellekstl oor-k ands. of wai.b the follawing ;wean Extract and Copici the Alijed A rbArefs : Ile Fotecli. peemie arrtoo *all ;;;; 111 : If* teas los in • markligr, out the batteries, , h ave y eti , a d‘ reme d to Lan titian* by Major Mac Doe, i n f o gr ise d_igA,;(6/aerebbiellines to be . thole. Mitre t lillsich,:by - this very great ezertitAti 'of the batteries, , dt . L . ,.ted Olive, llth December, 1819' ilth and Mb Janan ild : ' : 7;: any infermatiOn which your Lordsh i p may who ere iepresenied, titAsees .. 40 eviermoe . • , ..ia..Art — M T , t 3. Wilder_. lito. ant-Colotiel Sir G. Wood, and.thems- Dec. 11, 1811 f the t *Coring the 'happiness Of etc by fovcing tee pilfice tglnibrs,. 'ander Lieuteeant-Col. Carmichael Smyth, ' the French Government, which is inclined to peipe:. and the gold will of the working parties, were c°, l2 ' . be ration des s ir o o f es tb o e f s O ie b g t d e I I ion U or the relsattiatvee either o Nal war. .All imposts, the enbelle, and, the. cause - ' pleted by half..past three, P. M. of the 3 d. fidated duties, are already Wafted in th•coeqseredrt -The batteries, as per' margin*, °pease "&c. I shall refer your Lordship to Captain Mac; departments, and, the monapely-of tobacco abollallea: rhour. • During the short trial of the fire that weft, . hsod, who will deliver this, and whom I hog Nava Zhu Field- Marshal has set the prisoners at . liberty, 1 . the defective state of the Williamstadt mortars ana . to mention to-your Lordship' as a most .deserving -they having inreweempellai -to Nate by tries bitinet- avemenition was too visible'. Our means were thus officer. . . their will. They now return to their,familiel, bless- illminished, and much time was lost, as it was not •. . I have the pleasure to acquaint your LorJstup,• tog the Field-Marshal." . - till twelve, at noon, the following de -,--Y jilts 4 th) , that Modlin which is a folt.ess of consid t arable ... ... • ''.::',..: a . that the fire could be opened again+. • , ' strength, and w ich. is also on the Vistula, and a • That day ' s fire disabled five of the Biz %pounders. great consequence to the interests of Dantzic ' in a Yesterday the fire was kept up all d a y with as p er comtnercialpoint of view, has surrendered. -"int. The practice was admirable, but there -- - - number of shells falling to pie.: • • ' Such of the inhabitants of llamburgh as had 'ap plied themsekes with provisions, have been obliged to d. , liver them up, and now daily receive rations in the same manner as the military. buttaltEcta, FEB. B.—Antwerp, during two days, has been bombarded by the English and Prussians in different directiong, and artillery is daily arriving for the purpose of reducing the city. On Saturdays' seven six-pounders, four howitzers, and four pow• der waggons, ofrthe Dutch train, and 100 artillery. men, arrived at Pappendrecht from NM I and yesu.; terday •700 newly raised -troopi arrived from die ]'ague. . _ Yesteiday ten English prisoners, who escaped from W're, rehchimi •Zurydrecht. limideied others hiat taken night from that district.' Bausszti. ' Fre. I.—Yestetday Oveeitsg'et . six • - 'Made .gAirdlt PAO :TR& figV.Tl,4" ; • •..a6116 16- . . I .4 . ALMAIIdrIartSLUGENCF.. -With helir Oliva, new Daatzic. Jae. 14. _ o'clock tike ?witch troops that remaisted here Me Loae l —l have .the honour to inform yew • ..., WRY WIWI MC, .. • off And an liner itherwards some Cossacks entered PrMiu.liimir. .. 4 " - 54.6‘.416-- Inge of 10"7 sooner a Sufficient e .. . , ne from TOO rs *ilk t i e following Lake *the enemy from extinguishing fire whenever it Lordship, that the city and fortificietimis of ,Paieztg who wire'in'the tkighbourhood, end who bad heard we Prosenebo-t te ' Aide. , ''.. ' i brake out among the ships, trod our fire amid en el the tight of - thet•erierny,' aitheugh the ; did not Elie :--' ''l .: 44 •If there brans , hope left in resen t Mei at illulte at sun-set yesterdey. . - :. . were taken possession of by the Allied :Wept 40 stnountlo'a fiftieth pert of the number of the French. , ~ The best Order ieudre highest joy actiniiptinieS, this i...asthat Erie, ,s. , ... 'we understand the fleet Is ime moored :111 'dm ' itlis i ssible for nee te tiPeile too highly a :die the ti i inst. His Majesty the Emperor of Rode bolog re. ••! - ' . , • tine th fo e r u ti o n no ::7n t der rans o m f itt D i vi c c o , py of to w y h o ich ui L h. r. and toA 1500 Pres. chn Pr of strain.in oor city, . ay . :harbour of as to present a iliStai yof frills laistaefit e exertions of the two branches of the , . , . to 20 guns from whatever point it ane_ yin attacked.: (Weems Department. filed to ratify the principal articlesof the ,c4pititla.' shin sordhlrif hive ierrleed, , and parties of, the enemy ice is not sufficient to : 0119 . 0, should-- the• 'I have witch reason to be satisied.with the steull are from flan' to . HMI hroutht in as prfsoners of vier. . Th a the • y attempt to boar d, and that it IS cempletely•;•*su of the troops, iodate attention of the Officers Vilroetden anti Mechelen are fell of Prussians, , enem a been obliged to accede to terms which were pro- . 1 ship, en. pp,.w commanoett the garrison, had cut away around the pli . ing. • :hires into learn that Hof all ranks, during the continuance of this service. Gen. Ra he ~ ,_ . and another column has marched by Dendermonde posed to him by his Serene Highness the Duke of Detachments of the rifle corps dirr the most advanced • to Gheot„ so thin the whole of Bel o it will now he ! C'eaterai Mead had issuedCieFul a r b a° adttta.Celssesto Wirtemberg, on the 29th ult. by which the whole freed, with the inception of Autwetrp. fa 'of his Brigade by express, ordering tom; imund .-. y, under the able directieeld Lieuteennt-Colonel of the *th the f -- ately to march their respective regimeoteldP the deso• on In e way 4191111/120::$20 111 4, • bombarded, sod taloileotrpopiliee b een i n i nee d w " h . to the bane. Ilan troops that were in the place, to the number of • of Erie. . May their . pittrieti! diAirtni . le . su_ili e 'on ierdiOuld's Dyie s ited though trill line was French, we e new Neapolitan and Ite- Geeerot Win' aisle %Amen- in the 'lei- fence • , - Ikm happy 11,800, hue become prisoners of war, and are to • pity of Rhehien, and all thletewns.Aear Mons are f u : cessful, and the enemy diem* in •21,-**setertionfitaded, and .evecy part of the village under the the hettidiof•the'Ailles.;• • , . . career. 1 ... .• . . • ''' '7; - , • ••,filinge of shot an d shells from the enemy, ~" A number of pa t r iotic y . oungedeui , _ Ist'Pltetk., to say the casualties, on the whole , have iset..beren is cleared away." sot ,. - o _, -, .:The Poles, amounting be coudocted into Russia. -11-oeratiOesr, Fte.'Bo are still assured that ito 3,500 men, are to be • the iiivig of Naples his 'attired •in favour of the . burg have voluuteered their services.„eadtherotroops , ammeroes. Fort Fayette , will ' marcifithis . day for Erie. . ' A soon as every thing AMOY; :end tie tent Prince ' Pignatelli, has • his. Mi- at c0n .... ~, disbanded and permitted to return to their hostess ' Isere beiCit into such cantoumeatil as I have coontiko. ' • nister•to the United Sovereigns. Thls is etentrmed i •• To the Conimatulamot Estes altto whom itoinyr came% , with Gen. Below: Th e remainder f the garrison , • . 1. „.„ . o with - the esebption o. • by hoters from ilente,,of the 21st January, which 1 6 ' The British this months( leaded shoat 41000 re. _ • , 190 Dutch, 'mostly artillerymen, was 'coinpoqed of 0 i cannotoonctude this dispatch Without expressing ' • mention . that that Prince hall travelled through the jurors, Militia, and Indians, .at Neck Rock, midi troops b.elonging to those States which formed the t 1 admiration of the net in Which Gen. Billow o • place , on his way from, Naples to Germany. • ,:after a severe engagement With.the Militileunder the; formed ' the disposition of the movement and support- t,onfederation of the Rhine, who may be estimated •• From Antwerp lete learn that it was heavily born.... c o mmend. of Major-General Ifoll, forced theta to- - ll4 at " . at 2,300, end a battalion of 370 Spaniards and Pot. b.rded•on-the Sib Natant, but that if She garrison • retreat to the viilege of Buffalo, and about sum s tiste ,l i a ' tuguese, who were employed as labourers In repair., tore. on the Deurne • did not soon yield, dit'aiese **id tie • contented . to surrender themselves prisonen • of. war. 1 , _ o p t . The enemy were in great mg the fortifications. The former, including the end Berchew roads, but were every where driven b in: • + A blockade. ;. • ... 3 /;` -' ; - houses in the village were immediately committ„ t ea., Y Dutch troops, are itnesediately to be placed at rile thegallant Prussians, though not without eonsidera- FeAngeoei, JAIL *0...14.4 . C a stjeres.i. so. ae • the flames, and about three. ?clock this afterii* . disposal of their respec . Olio Sovereigns • and will, L floss.-- I have ise eived•Mt - the tlith'ie.Vlll4ol6 AI bs PsotaDdell that he almost entirely consumed. At the nose timetwti _ e • (sitmee) - THOMAS GRAHAM. trust, ere long, appear in the ranks b i f the ir Allied is furnished with full powers-4er mot far and con- large v essels , lying above Black Reckons* set pair • k , P.S. His Royal Highness the' Duke of Clarence Armies. Th latter , •ofwhom it is but 'it ei. . cl ilderate In dilettantes! flibliellilibllovernment,and ob.;erre that they resisted • every attempt ttint was and commend. It is the wowed 461 0 Ct 41 _ _. l it ! ar t _ ill " returned from the Hague oa the Ist inst. mid has ac- / bat it has beendrterinined hi eiong •c onfere n ce , to as fecttred by good astheritys to procon.mt Ititinst , , 1 canertuied this advance on Antwerp. liellil new 'offers of - peace to the: Perini! Goiremh'ent . tiowto Erie, for the .p u rpose of burning this mph i besiegers, will remain in this country , arid he main- I neloSe a list of the casualties. It is thought the Emperor' Vegan* will soon re. ;I n t h a t p or t, and as an inducennut to the lasibiti t ,,, ' c0 ,,,, t. w i g _ of the Garde, going home ~.,. ~,, , tained tt the expellee of the Russian Government, tutor to Nubs It • appears revetin . titat. the front! - e idi ns a ass i s t o s essioolas,oefesiois plaseo telltillbertos. • • - . -- r • . . t _ uu rt'" • ueitil ass , the offers of forwarding them • Motion, es the Dearer of this disponi,. Minister, Caulincourt, Duke of . rbilesa, ,bas Ist. , i s g i ve , t h em tor k s i s kil sel oseirone b on a, ;;'Gee. ... • 1 soulow's head . Garters ore to be to- de ; 44 4 -14 ! 4 ' • -.• .a,ii 4 1 • • eetOy'etrivid . it Lunerille, and•thit2' *is 4 1 116404•ierrot they merges. -*Oho comment 'adios from. II& (Pr PoollOoKto,ao Proceed to Basle,- •• !, • the :, ett Malines. •I, Owe .to thsrEastweedje entirely interrupted by : . ...:. , . . , t ,... 8. ...4 , ,1n Am y enabled to. Wrong your Lordship, that c .. ' The nine *per announces, shit Goreum, if not . smo. Ledjansi Ike. enders. It is important fee you to : • :.. • ........ - .. • - "eight . have beettliefended until the ninon of Ni:. ~ _ , ____, 4_. • _. f I h stair had not the greatitepart of the enemy's provision! isrertottsty success/so, It to surrender on the SOth hoe die ea rli est of s i o j t 6 o o of the above, sees i ote t , *d u o o f Ordnance. Sec, captured the ewes' .n 1.. e ,. _ Y ebr " r -Y." the 11" r i l l" to . .. z . "o" se wiSh ' th . bmwini Colleseed Lego, erecy "Airtime., to be in reedieeelial .of Keratin, Feb. 2,1814. .• • • boon destroyed arch the metgaztnes which were ' of . 0' dewn thelreglise liso .the &edge, end • ,be . f sempt endrequest ass i s t ance of lo pl i f 4 00._-Posoder Iran gall 4. 2 ensvirooconiall ol , 36ll x!d oto r tho- . i case oan st and , *ROI aPolt4s• by the•fire of the batteries. • .. • .' -. aniseeters.of•war.' ' . '''; -fi • • ••-' • •.. `EDw.. hirreilit‘t :• - •.. 'the reason which_ winei li influeoced 'sSere • I meis, arms, againualtiyud The time is eittretidtt; '. •'. .1 (Signed) w. •, 1 • • I ... Va Y,.. r• I A .4. • . ' (True copy) •- Sripliajor O. A. - '..:Bialiness its' grentlieg te . the - goltiluti ihe 'form i'kstction is the order of the ay. ' ... s' .1 . " ; • , i , A is i i i iiiad, pep. ", . r .___ . ..,.. • , . ~ . . . e .. . . '6 16 A Af11•11.11112/11, "... 1 '. ' 41 -lu• "'PI' •• ' ' - f ' ,•• - ' . c 0 inp ara tit 4 . 9yfit vou r it ble'va pi . ie I itle n . was,. the •''' ' ' ''.•'- '' " " B° 4l "' Dar'l ln ° ll ' ' l '4 4itutsact Retire of Killed, Wounded, acrd Violist eCthe army practicability , ..or,efteitliiiiing any..longer to carry .., • " N. 'O. Intovesstion is just received that tins !pa- , under the crevasse et his Excellency Geis Sir Ts gym . approachee'-ot'4Wedvanced its sossan v and the greet my: have ads op/ Ake. Erinziett or ten .40, .K. H i , in l ike o f 0 1 1 1 41 1e 4.74; the. lane . . el 1111 . 4111 ,.....", ,! -e advantage arising from the.occepa i ion of etrii•weriet and destroy leery dtieg Off Pese•,,, -, , -f - . 4.. • 6 rack and it! Rifled i 2 Oapetim, 8 Liemegeiti llbrit e l of the Wester Plat,),and Ti th e w assen, which first -''.--i* • star, 8 serteseWs ft dragons. 121 rag lead: ills, -6 pitulation gave him fftellmfaediateposieskto Or, i . SECONDs Pti la r =i l =llM AßKl3lll 2 . • • wounded ; Wreak anst;laissing. _ , •.• , . ... .., -, ;• • • n It 15 00...leteslive ' • eighty sghtilogsjelejler Mikes .by which the. nem, leas- eut off from alt cotton:mil TO TES 1411 . P0N G.1f1ET1fi 7 ......: . * l 4; . - --.- . • - ......,..s. ~ t Lor -, atm with ' th e ;eget; It being welt knew se. that .7ts • ' - - 01.4Tu sl I A t• 70. P i-, .. ~,.....;;.: .- -. .1. - .._: - ...;,- . , , ...:irmi44.: . „ - Aia w_ - ... .. . ~ 1 % ..... . ... - - 11Ifort weititartailtdapley the Danes tn.titsa* supple+ .' - !ha, Parr , - -.. f • ..., • . .10111101106112X8NT., . ,)"-, Shnii 4411444101416911"7—°•.#6.140100:144.1/056.'1et0 the Ptetnei c .tatoly our Cruiser, wereohliiik .. '" ' • ' •' ". '446. 43, laid.. • . 4. ..- -0-•18.14. - , • ~_ , .... ~ 4, quit tot 7440 „. 'Royer Artalag Deitterb-Vent.lleat.'Sidth; ._ --,..- -it sil* . .•' • - 6416‘_-__: which s__; .. 'ate-see, . 4 tair - t a ry wetted at fostillailieesea addrolood lik-illt Is . Sinclair . siot ... !-. _ , _ „ - bly...tlte French since they have-had possession ',of by Gienetaiik TO•olos Gr doled iitertUre. =ed Eau. Sub F . . Au", a eeWtl y , •Wgigics, has bonze herd sin all ranks of people, and 6,181 es . • _ : °Daly). _,.. _ ..,.-:-__ ..••• • • .. ~ ... urad- fie", 1 $ 41 ".." 011, 04 . 241 Eatt.Biti Foot-Degk. sputeinan; Lora. 'Slake, thlitts.ene ,by which many of the most respectable inhabitants Kr L0nn,...-I should have been happy *Aare tivaasee t olklidy ' k - 4 ,. o , -u, ~...:: •-• : j beee teen robbed 7 of -theis-propesty.r. and reduced had *announce to your Lordship, that the are. la, Li t t IT frj_, :c Pa ' t Z it t g eidrififi y et e k :suotas ; ..,..".(4n %_ 411aeticeto-srconsgesnitive state of indigence. metal on Antwerp, fixed by General Below tor the ' Limn. iFeonavit, Voionteer 4. Simpson, severely (not data-•; - But, .teat to dwelt ea. se distressing a subject, It is 2d instant, bad produced a greater effect; but the i f Pie e r i ertliilott.9sth raot-Capt. ' ' . rust' t.ieut. Feiiii.lfelfriltati f Y in g t'llifle "lure your Lordship, that want of time, and of gre eter mean s, will account to :- - Y. son. -aes se c ond Lieet. Fitagesale, synergy e Second MO4) logreegists' one general feeling of gratitude awing your Lordship for the disappialletenint of ..our .hopes j i i,.,,wre g st, s iody.. " - . [.Matt. . ) Inhabitants of this country towardi Great Bei , . ~ • . , of a more satisfactory result; for General. Below re. ! I A t4 at ,_1 ; lem , 1— %7 . r .. ' ' 1 461 ::11 ,of ,b e • tain, . for th e liberal aid she has afforded them in the wind (after we had got the better of all the great ~.. ,• • Z7,7 1 ,Te W e n& 9 y filvlitovGona, ol l erlinis literit . ,-of the recovery of their Indepen obstacles le, the warof taking s it.. peados,- weir the t :.- , .. frmallieik .. •,_ • !heath • 9-1 81 4, 1 124 1 d57 1 . ii! ln dence. . ~ ~ ~ . - .. , , 5 „..._ town) orderate prieseeit to the imetillswereter. are ia ; igatr ag , o4 i i i u . ,i.....„.k0 k i s a - tg e tteoant,•42 . Ensign, 9 - MAY i' Ele allowe d to offer my congratulations to oss=a t i • Il i concert - with - the - griantasety ; linVielliii, -, :the i audeams, .1 draoniera, 48 rank andsk,' 9 honest wrewildeil t. jour Lordship on the brilliant successes whkh have weather, for sem* time kirk, not only: .. , , .., . my i .. „Il i votzlsOme. mit . i . olog of she anide ei , escaped : therto attended the exertions Arm: e', of the Allied Arm.e., receiving-the supPlisa of Ordnance and • 'i n "' froaetik;‘WMltiardagthe iring s tae Were Detch horses. and which I sincerely trust wilt, in their consequences, from England, but me& it impossible tablet setae ! ' • -Nimes or officeit wouniteit. , . _,' ,r_ lead to the restoration of the liberties of those it' - 4d what was on hoard the transports near William. • st a rts. 'llk Foss -4.. 1 " 1 "" c at it"eh t ,:m se in: e e r n e i y ie j t vi .7 7. .tionivrito have been 0n'404. suffering from Freida itadt, the' ice vetting off all communicatioe with 1 ~4t . t •. - aggression.--4 hate thi bottom to be Sm. them. /, 21 SIC 44411F00t-Fsslign Alex. Reddock, slightly. •• , , ,_ ALEX. MACIDON AIX, ' • (Signed) A. 1140014 A LP, Dep,-M.43ati, :dajrr i.t she Royal ./torse Avillery. —....• 1 have , however, s i ncere pleasure in. assuring ! • , --vas-- : , FirtJni'LliNTll.l3lll.l , KTIR or THE.slumAlf your hordship s ithat every part of the service was • --• ' - . - ' • • '•' ' • ARMY.• .." k+ Met * Foreign Office; Feb. 13. • • • . , .. N „,, t . y . has. conducted by the officers at the head of the differ• -„, ." _ ..: u veni °Voters the falionlac Is au Fistroct. h as her k‘' 4 "l . he4itemy,. in his hasty flight, hod left beitiod rent departments, with all the seal and intelligence. muse at this Glace. Rom the Earl of Cluncurty,'easeispe all the Spanish prisoners of war which were at Nancy, possible. . , • Hague, sth Feb. 1814. • i .. ea i and in the environs . Gen. Sotto, 30 OtficerS, and e! To make up for the want of our own.arttllerys - 01 - The' Prince of Orange this morning acquault , 'ember of soldiers , were released. The Field - Mar.. the serviceable Butch mortars , with all the antetnni• 11110, • that he had at an truly iiour.received a repor t.' shot gate them their choice either of returning to tion that could be collected, were .prepared at Wil.' i from Colonel Fagel, coma anaing the Data 'levies i their native country by the way of Holland or Fiig- liamstadt, and on the evening of the lst, the troops before Gowns, stating, that this place kid at length' • knit, or of marching K ith the Silesian army against of the first and second divisions that could be spa j cipitnlailed. His Royal Highness could - not theo itt, 7 l , as then „...., _the eltDpy. .- Both . soldiers and (Officers chose the front other leiltices„ .were collected at Brae .. . ' I.leorm me :of the terms of the 'caolition, latter, that Ail IMO( lose no thaA hi taking tin'tin and - next nterntwg ahis--eilleee--ffeesified ,wee•-beess,teansasitted widt...l4 -Apart. . 1 have . ' 'oiesinery journey. Only the cavalry officers are labour ever since our former attack) was .carried is eloce,seen, M. de Dentinek s Mlelsher of the Ware: sone ,to Holland. The Field-Ma rstiel had caused . the most gallant style, in a teach iffiorter time, . and , fortment, whoa cguaints mer th atilett:teroB_4 l s tine - `crass loin delivered to the infantry, aridn,hattelion% with rnuchleas loss tha n L could hare belliko pos.- I yell, as follow :-. ' The ptice to keheithyilse French •. of fear . companies will be fanned immediately. The': sible. . . ' • i;'.. *-,,•• (*I Ate 30th of tlitentonthond on that day,. unless annetleo with the main ahoy took place on the 15th ' Major-General Gibbs, commanding the goo* dh.' ; 10060 velieV4lloolo/ garrison I to s makok tint with „initsnt...:On the • 17th, the Field-Marshore head- . 'Woo. (in the absence of iiijorstioeserai Aliggellliith like honours-of Ari l to lai r down' their. *INDS) . and . eatirteenAvere at Nancy, and those of the Gen. I confined bye dangerotee fail froia his hone), ably imurender prisoners of war ; W 'Aitter. to keep th • •of Grvelry, Comte vonw rroe,at cheeses. Thoeuemy i seconded by biajoi•Geneial Taylor and by. Idiot.. ;Awards and . prirate baggage. , Ilt the Malt dm,. as. , . had retired across ;he Naas; but bad made a stemeati Colonel Iterties s gommeadiat Majer-Gen. Gibbs% !I/ mistime. to exit,. between the garrison. cad isteekedt' Teuk;ribleft is •piorectedby a *all with ramparts, end . brigade, modosted. this attai* l is. which -441,.9%. !lug froiips, and both'both' perdes . totydn IR: PoPerkdo4 0 4 . ' 1 garrisoned with infantry and cavalry. General Von i troop belmered with the NMI spiejt-eotkito. l the dives.' '• • SaCkett hr pushing forward by the bridge of i‘lifitt- , treptat e ; l Vllshooldiers. ... ~ .... :.. 1 ~* 1., I eery hegrtily ceogratultile ton.errordaidil ectid • cent. ' When the Field- Marshal received. iotelligeoce i. I deellipeetheleety...imiented to tilts • • . reedk event4,by which a considerable 10,CO will be liberal , : from his Hightiess•the Prince . of Schwertsenberg of ennr i,. lint also to Lieuteneetp('iljefeel ~ from as kimono service for active operations otilhil, . the taking of 4 ll.angres, and forcing the enemy stress ; connilsodiaa the delasheeentes et thw illimilbstmlAsits ' close of a fortnight from this day, -and the 1 - lotellC ' the Meuse . to'V prdah, St. - Michel, Conimerey, and If the *On to LiraleetemiXelewei. * 'with teats of Aga fertile cieutry of the Albasser Weert, Vaucouleurs,bo pwe• direetiotts for carryieg.Toet' the Talk 1" — -. ''''',.. / ' immediately reileeed from the apprehension of the by storm from the side of Vord. .The GOMM! of 64t11i ' - bientiations et theientgehtirteods.. . - ' Infisittr), Von Smehen, made his perpetrations eco! and . . conlingly ; but when the enemy saw himself cut off , :,a *Owner he surrendered to General Count Leaven. Four:4llseilit ' pieces of artillery, .100 men, and two pair of co-ci mien • wars, felt into our hands. General Von Sachen'el stars corps puts itself in motion to.morvow t to. drive the.' the enemy from the M euse, acid Langsroo ' s corps moves! ander . as a reserve to 'roil!. The corps of Von Vomit i Colonel blockades the fortresses of Saar.Lools, Luselaburgh,' ly on Thioosille, anti Meta; his cavalry is Wrote Veidun. enema) " General Kleist's corps is on its match against leery.' 1 ~ .r4TMACIT OP A PRI*ATIC LiftrAt. 1111 . 011 NA!)*PA , .E• • Thpi, n.tion 17ist ;Alt: Ands odititoopolKao. OP orititii. i.lZtt .vs treoutreur. At lad my most-ardently-11*e Met, hived. — . Peace is concluded with !knows*, on tlsolollowing conditions : Ist. Lltiumaik cedes he telsola of Nor. way to Sweden. 24. She receives . evalseogio SRO. WI Pomerania.. sd. She is con;i6elld to the rivis loge of enacting 41*V/I'o4.llitre; 4tls. joins o,poo even tO the armies ofiliet'Atlies, en condition • Oa .1 he division to. whlth thershati belong, be coin. haanileittot fLoenrsen, and not by a Smote. sth. .fiwe.. 3;00400 a dollars for the squill. • tnelit `of these •100)00 man. 64. Tne fleet is not' to be,.restareci by England. - 7th. illockstadt shall be immediately evaeuatod by the 'Allies, earl tacit shall restore la artillery o` which th y have taken pos. session in it....-The remainder of the auditions are riot iniportant.", killltaa. Fa. • ...ivan the 101 General -Below cetikess.Dreine, i.village &beet a leave from Aut.' wPrp, to be attacked; the. enemy had strongly in. trenched Hewett' in it. The attack was commenced b; General Toksn's derision, which dislodged the two) lairlack, after an obstinate comber, • I rl .enk ZOO iwiiilwfws. At the same time, General, • " " 1 , 1461 5 . nfini 0401 din English troops was posted at :41/4k , titt. tank Mee-fire by asaaatt, where the enemy • ;/.l ak.4a taken *poet. Esery thing leads es to he. • t tfii I Ili , • bonvinirtionet of Aatiaarpia golaj to vigorously. .. . •...- • -- - ~. Jae. IS, 1814. ' .Kt Lotio,-1 414 myselF the honour ,to transmit *tour tordshlr'the names of the General Officevs ialto mere . is Pantzic it the time of its stirreeller t . r ~ iillitti Ibitee only this Institut receiCed :—":: • : . .. ek,,wal in Chirt- ! -Coade anip, - : ~, ~. Deneraux de Division — 4: Csvote . Beadles, Gra ta P 6 ' I chill*. Lepio; eneseredon.4 •t ..., • , . ~.. Deneraux de Driodo--I,Ameild Disseivear, o.3idlairtiwv -1 . he Hussow, ang•incouth, Fatle, Ceataione, l'rtito "c ame Wd m it tiv 4 l or ie. , );;ci e lade des Treupva _eats_ .—0 Ovens' t ntititiva ▪ "IrePe. , '- ' .... • . -.. • ..::,.--,.,. ~ :„....4 . , 1,.hi441 „ ....„ (Si ist e h d o ) nour to Au lei cx. : te A . L . 001 4. tit. , *. ...4• : ,, • • . .% . z* - • ' - Ilse, . : - rue .idisboa • •. • if 4 4;4 ••% • C. 1.1 • -•• • Maka •. • eeeee • .1.: Outicaburcit 0 .• • 4 1 • • •-.• llelikurl Pll9l/1C CY STOCKS 'TIIIII 1/A1 •AT fINI tN`ClAa'; , l 'eat* • • fndia Uonitte 6Jp 1 9 per Cent. Red. 71 lizetwower per Ceet. Com. 7-11 1 •it Std. 4 6 p• . per Cents. 8E; 6 floktive ,, 4 . .• 0 per Cent, Navy 981 i New Ditto - • Loot, Ann. 1711 Consols -for Acet..7l4 7141 THE kilitTM.l-N. `. LONDON' **1141.111111*5- 4 terisdi thishama 9 t-lath watahtplhar passiksi—Te4 4.l ll. • • eh Ostilissee-0.3 tikwaves mortars, 4 elevea maw tau. 6and amonits. • 11F3d. Titian ••• f,aglislANdmieseas before:4lh • • .• IPetch Ordommb.4twelve-inch &Me% 2 eaves and half ladvasietaa. -0a the 41 T. taalnels mortars,. 2 eight-inch hawk ans. S twos' imaiden• Dutch Ortlasellp.a twelve-had Gamer's, 6 sevea and a half ' facknwhoose.swithisat btds. 06 the ilk Total le. • MONDAY, PEDIWARY 14, 1814. . .. . . a . --•-•-........ n • - . • It. Y a .. . The dispatch of Si! CHARLES RTIW MIT avid Lulli. 'llustousasu 7 biouzittty the Me . serge* Sipt.vasTEal, were publlshe4 •la a . .Visit/dement. to the' Gazdte or Saturday last. A second Supplement was also job• lisped last night; containing dispatches frdmsll TAW. RAS GRAUAM ) dated Pdereeta, :Feb; G; (tom Cord Wee tit! -‘-' '. .' its: - A.: triatif t : nditithe II ;an " .., ' - larivaes oak the ilidke.: Wise ,* 484 be it* aSaffr'i• lb* hisfiliatietkat= 4 Ili it OM Vl*, foidikg* emeof fateslvigP Fag MK wid gerfaisig afikokkiii bsiserolvitrig.: ea Dom; - whits lisinriGeavral Tartar; 100 MK Inier LissionsiAliii•a•l Gabbs, del" Or NI _liiirislisteroteditMinithe sulk! Liao.. Gael ilial, searchfrit ta the right, and di** MI the WS of Ferdinaer. Dyke threatened the ass', cosabastaatisit from it !nee* toward. Aut. 'P. • 1 L VON PPR ire ~.?„ S the Lt the ' ill, t. 1 Allied , ice Is t it WU , ' it the main. It. rment, - .;. em to s 1 ~ Eic I ' , 1 ~ , i t cley :I '.1.1:q, isiont -. burst I :, Sessile : . iie*igt., ' . rrY or' Ireat''' .• „ work . is * cs'i'' ' t , Ir, ii, -, , tun*. • , 'qty: uPPIt'l ' ' • )bliied A . '' ' .l. artised ion tof bk. and . - a • • 77 - -; $1 if~;~ sfT v! t! .40 Pa _ ~~ .~ :~1 ~tii re : 4 V'4 . so. ,~.