The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-21 00:00:00

4 t ~~.4 c ~ ~ ~ 'y with artillery. We are assured that a of troops arrived yesterday at Saverae isod Metz. - -411.1.....- Mrrz, JAN* 14.—The grand head. FRENCH FUNDS. Jun. 18, 51 f. - ` • - 13REDA, 6.—The French garrisos den has - occasioned much loss to the enein daily to the Cossacks. They have not take the towns. Deventer and Ctuverde in the hands of the French. Cors-um snakes a most brave resists Commandant has prudently disarmed thk and the German soldiers of the garrisol provisions•fore longer time than was at fir NA/10 1 44x. o.••Wfaow know the , falariVe iti4eto da lien honks of _Catmlo, kc. receive orders only from cular chiefs. Pillagers by character, and • cessiti, they advance thirty alni forty leaf country by , bye-roads. if they meet wi tares, they give, themselves nut as tire • geardef a coitirrintabie body whiCh is towing them-. The 'inhahitantsi . terrifitql all they ask fOr; and-eien•pimasett the which they require for their tunny.—yht.„ Parts; *lid are sects ; AO' Tote: •Ttift proeled • *her Once,. aTt its *iitelattite annek, roping:ate *taint thrtHigh a whole proirir • shame *oda, transmititid frees . .aud magnified :by feeble . Minds, but are found tube falsest , -• Cuarsigeous only against the - eowardly, ti they meet * ith the least resistance. nat.eotnetn• *fight, but to 6ut • tants of this division will - know how to . habitations. Convinced that firmness • secure theta 'from •the ravages of the will unite, •aret themselves, -'end thus . seisms, their children, and their country. • • GUELIMES, Joh 6.—The head-qui Esseellency . the Niarshal Duke of Ta .established in this city. The Mayor of ' s here, has been charged by the PrefeeL sten very satiifactory to our erioirdisseme • is to callect all the: receipts of 'the furnis' i 'in the way of requisition, in :Order to • paymeot. ' P.tuts,. Matjeaty , the Em • terday, 'held Cbabdi:of 'hit I Ministers, `• for twwhours. • • . • •MiLtua;J,tx. le.—Several battalion! i. : 4lons of the army of-reserve, which were - * here, have already arrived. It appears will . he in this city a numerous assemblir STROUURG, J AN. S.—The gorges t • verve have been occupied, and the heights marshal Duke of .BeHuntr .bis forces between 111oIsheim and Manua. • the entrance of the valley of La Bruche.• ref troops, beth infantry and cavalry reinforce him yesterday. lie has under the 4th regiment of the Guards of Honor - Olson, J %yet 9. —The measures of defeni inled on all sides with unexampled ardour '% of the troops of the line, which are at Dij 4; formed with the greatest exactness. V..who are well milk), exercise daily; a 9.1-of zealous citizens have offered themselves rot_ nu tober, , of .roititary persons, iired t .Orotly - requested permission to arms. • FLOR.ENCIE, • DEC. 20,;—That -.Neap.ot, who were in this city all left it yesterdi day, taking their route ,for Bologna ant' They manifest• an ardent de,sire to meet enemy, and try their strength with him Allies of the Emperor ; the honourabl his Majesty deigned to give them, in 7 touching die•counse to the Legislative Bed; According to authentic accounts from the .24tii, the enemy made two fruitir the side of Castagnarts.in both of whi , pulsed with great loss. Our positik Adige and at Verona become every da .the reinforcements. which the Prince ceiies. •till at Metz, under the command of Get liard. The intendant-General, Baron , also there. At Metz are also the hem Marshal the Duke of Valmy and Gen. Colonel Commandant of the foot cbassei , Imperial Guards. . (lIAUTE-MARNE), JAN. day, at fuur P. M. his Excellency the irho arrived in our town. lie alighted of the Prefecture, and received all the .This morning at seven o'clock he set our to which place he was preceded by a ' of the OW Guard, infantry, cavalry, and the fittest appearance. • LILLZ, JAN. 'l2,—Corps of differiot pins through our town, to -proceed to wnd to the corpsd'arineatif General Nairn • werp. ilacc.snAt (Mewing's), J. it in our country with a superb corps • ing the defile of the Vivsgei. We &ti t . destined to combat theeniir riocrease. , , The young guard .has gatnel'aortie • yond The'account of these sullic:ent to decide some • Cosset • ' appeared at Mere Court, to rapidly get ' NANCV, JAN. 1 1.—The Pallets • rived in thislmin the evening before • It is Iliad, that an enemy's color • vanced between Strasburg and Schel! defeated by tine garrisons of these . that a great umber of prisoners ha. We expect ttinconfinnation *of .this into' M sex, JAllpi c 2i-011 the 7th inst. pear‘idgssitier• Abe walls of Sarre. Louis a 11101110 . 11owitzen between Lents* and Rodin On the Bth, at flee A. is. some shell . into the town. •Ji.• flag of truce, sent Vag, was not able - to folfil his ridiculous ' Colonel Gneret,t Commandant d'Ar - Tiveive it. 'rho emissary did not flire he would bare foutkluz niatlikir . garriebott, guard, ready toassikt it in causal • [The French Papers contain, besides, counts of the arrival of the Extrao,rdiairy . , ' 4 .7*. • ': .. - • ' 4.'-' '' '• : ': ar i er ''''' ' ' ikrl7 :7.74:4.77;e:': '-' ',. 41 - .•. , ,, ,: ~_. , . . ~.... •• , . • , ... . . • - . , . . .. 2 • t. • ~,,, .. .-. . . . • . ... ... .. . . 4. . . • • • . • .... _ ..________ ... ........--..., ........,..,=,-.... it s , answer is to be found in n or the publications o f , ' II .....______-- ~,... ____, " imosirdirectione slid are followed„Againby nurnerrAts`- the Allies calculated to proditce ? We extract ,it Of.Coever- sioners, in the departments assigned . to th em an d onwar d thitile+Athers are still procelidiffedir . a. y It • lim y, es pe. several of•,theieepreelateNtiOnes, Is ... 11 ,1 18 .11 . 1thfrli• . fili a r .i n ga bibli ce . an d m ien exorelitionsto those ot . leilo, foreeniim . _lei . at this moment 40,000 itifontry, iisl . .. from the Paris Papers, and we think that in the • Itch ., '"4/: minds of all Frenchm-ii i must be conclieive. t Caitlin!) to l en are st et *Cognt Segor, - -that it is neediest to detail them. ' 3a,oooeafoley * knee been t . tenelnced . as ap . pro . --c• After having themselve; fix -11 the basis of •,‘ Irarshariengereau itad'aitrived at•Lyinit to take ami'Whleh are to .be provid ed or here_doring Pour days. Of these Count Platoff commands 30,000 . , (ante. The the command there.]ce the Allied Powers have- refused to sisn it.-- . '• Russians, and the remainder will consist principally. Pu.. 9 which is proved to demonstration • .- he burgesses , ....,• sou. It. has rri . '•'" '" ' '''' .-. C • ' .. s a"... ter - ot" . i'p r ie . -..-` Or PiliAiiiioe. - - TO-Jai, iliiity - Oretii;aud the . bakers . Thie is a fact i 'MITI= TH(RO . 615ril"rl r* : '--,• . 4 attached to them, have been sent after the army." I . thef liave not even attempted to4lotsillse et e; iirst thought. CM OrN .PO NCE. ~ I BERSII4 Dic. 25.-Thursday arrived here a regl- Ipeltle'themselves *lilt conjetstseree on s trs„ • • mein} with ---•5ee.....e.- •••-t •••!- - ;••.•••ss!'tiveller- , s ; - -...-- •-•-.• - ---- 1 t- of I' iAs safe - a battalion of sharp. =`... -: - ,, e.,_ - - .1--e -- -... se 7 - el- r eek """ olCossacks, e - - s- ----- ' -- : - . . ~ • , Kitt, _ _ ,mett m pe e ht . ~.s 1 ` policy ;it is aseeo, now it nappeos, fuer a suited • . • .- • , tHead- q tineten, ann. o, • ! shoo t p . 1 t r , and 'a • battalion of- Pagers; also passed -stitem five days -totrlier no korgerenited them itn.din, their, peril s . J ., ad from ne-. t - Kn e Danish Government•harihe rejected the bases - t hrt , a ie - ilin...a t ii i i i, --- rs - ..p - relinkenettin and hies. , t _ _ . . . proposed tn . sitfor a pacification, , hbatilitior Alive this . ma y er, besides :te ,4 s i x t pk a of artillery and several ..ia er:-It is suspectedthat they made , thisii.4l . ; eit Agues into a • ,' d "i: fli - he • ofthem ' waggons, with portitorte awd•boats for bridges. „ TN} !'tittY, to yi 1 e ho pe seeing rejedia l th at been recommenced in the morning. 3 . 1• - .... rich a small' da y` The blockade of Reutisburg was-formed 4 4ed the: . Ire advanced. reginient of• Dragoons of the Archduke Jiiith,‘ the the: contrary having happenseeti th e y Om es4emit y • .. ) em b a rrassed , but this* at•tirit ft tr o d of showing their.' closely fel- adeanced.posts of the gerrison were cotapekb4fits__,•me. sales which teak *Yandalmne . prisoner near Cohn t, tire under the Oannou of the place. ' I '' . ' ' reached us in the evening. They *ere followed ti , bad __•l,...;•____ t •*N. il l g ive thern Gov G 'lfthe Duchies AI to; A 'Mew. enera or contsibations . the re g iments of Bellegirete',.VOgelsang, . quest, :width' 414 cheektiMlywithout ,•adealt• of ley then de- . and Schlemiels is appoidted. •.. - ' ' others , and the greater 'paet'of these troops re'tume d •., • ._ {.. • ..„. . HI . An enemy's corps ofseione than .10,000 men; with their arch. His Serene Highness Prince• Lichtee. theft), tbstign's paten,: Whicil tht•Y ',Poke of, eithout tired 'to some In state of things, When arin'es so immenie ee, And Atha from '25 to 30 pieces of eannon, has made an attack • • • - ince. fience • dm Battle.- Gen. Reirkeedorff, who _ defended the • stein is here, as likewise Count Rehm. Not o w i i il i y h , 4114 b.: this town, but the adjacent country.ite fi lled , . . '.. • et tho a th , t o t place, supparted by a combined ,movement of ~ • troops. The • march of detachments - through Has. ' are pouring:into their country , the people of Fra •• * i Bulow and Graham, forced the enemy to' retire.'ll •• ' ally; terrify ~ berg, and the•neithbourhood situated:near Mount i . whether they iudge by thegeneral policy n f Coelht4s, ~ That General conducted himself -on this, as on all the nest daZ. iiir - a, is not leis irmsiderable.. The same is the state . or by what recent 'history has Aifolded of the ctrf:.e.e• with the couragesind coolness which of things at Neustadt. The French Disuaniers, and t the comae 3 . 1 other occasions, -. ..,ht,„ afro' charscterise Jam, and the talents by which he is , ratter of the different Members of The Confederacy, ' 1 e. I .. other revenue officers,. litvh airrfled. the antbi- distinguishe d, • ' • Meese • J Alt. 14.-The formidable station, Befort, ' ere justified in supposing the worst, inid Common re surnmoned 'by -General . of Division Coma . ' prudence, indeed, forbids them, to piece reliance hi • `. 1 •Colonel•Narischkin has undertaken an expedition -! has bee - - - •• ) defendtheir 5 151alle can on the left bank of the Rhine, and , has taken prisonee Heckling. The garrison answered to the suntinons, ~.posture of resistance. We deprecate theseutekelltlitC!* any thing bet their own active efforts 'ol:•terniiiitil ers the Colonel . Of the 20th Regiment of Chasseurate4e ." enemy, they i that orders had been given 'to defend the place to the 1 s say ,. Aeir .l one inferier•officer, and some soldiers. • 0:.• - . last extremity.- The Commandant- added, that he pectatlons which' the cohrtly mititoiull . Atilltit. .... 1, u ". 1 A part of the arm y or th e ' Geneeal 4 1 1..Pllift .OM feedylo aettlie town on fire in the fulfilment of .1 11 * -, e. • • tarters of his i Count Rennigsen, has relieved the .corps of Lieut.- • ids di t t y , • but he at the same time recommended the-. Oration, the conducts:4s of. a degraded • oerc ' , .... Gan, Count Woronyow, before Ramborgh. The , protection of the Burghers to the General of the ''Presifalinues writ j tsg„ to loinent‘tt.&epu : t:' ..,,'.. '. rarentum are. •, . , • . ~•l • . I occupatiou of Ochsenwerder, Which his troops., hame . besieging forces. Cleves who' . s •-• . - ' tided. •if ell hir *air tlitioct it iin... ct with a mis- i which 'I taken, eery much disquiets the Prince of Isckmuhl..i ' During these proceedings Major General •Coont : 4itiakr a o . s , t ons, We shall be ow deem-rhe extent; He has made several attemp t s h to transport troo p s Derot arrived at forentini, dispersed •a number of • 1 , , •,,,.. ~_5 thither, by boats; but . t they have been constan t* . v a Y 1 uouaniers, and sent the Captain of the Staff, Heidege J.' '''te• en a •mightt- Rlifile" I ' b the .i . , tishings madd . I driven back by the Russian sherpeshootets. Ihe de- I . ger, to make- an 'attack on Blamont. The light ,'moat warlike popelatiorshe oittetlgose ' . hasten their sertion from the troops which -term the garrison is 1 cavalry entered by surprise the gates of this fort, and - littf. •of •-ordinary' •werfare? te, forget •tityliilis"Ov . • , • ~ Amperor, yes- , considerable. • ,' 3 let full gallop teak' posamision .of it without any re- ; Witichimeh ~ iinenierpiriue it eitailleci, *W. , the fat a l •II I The ilanseatic Legion, which hat jnst received a. - • instance . : • s no, 'which sat -• , conseipsenche which it Any firdduce. feet ii tot s he . : month's pay, hastened to offer that sum to the unfor. e • . 1 The ford fiedeastle of Elamonteseutoitta about 40 . 0' . 1 . , e iro • l e d -- ••• '..• • •-• • - l' tape& inhabitants of Hamburgh, whom the Prince 1 inhabitants. Twelve pieces of heavy dillienif read. one apt , tl . Tt if .t ., 11401 , 41ies should be repelie front A. is of the ditiiet . .of Eckmuhl has expelled. 'fins benevolent act does 1 18-ineh•mortar hareheen foond there; wish . a . oat + France, th • eii Own t .benridaries. will efterwiirds+e se- y re to assemble -. the more honour to these warriors, -as the sum thus. quantity ed . ammunition* which no* will heitilaploy- cure ; that the popular flame of war•whiciectiq will ' are that there applied was destined to purchase- for them sereital,i e d aga i nst s h e en e my . - . - .• . , ,; .: ' ; i- ,-. '. have exCitek will arrest its ravages widen the iiiitits -,. ing of troops. (neck) of sa. , articles of equipment. ; , I FTANIPOTT, JA/C. ii.-.4tlllllllditicilt On ille•tite : of .Franee,-er . that the ' . ardent - feelipgs of self-de. i• T The fortress of Gl ucks t a dt . capitu . lated yesterday ghts furnished'. . i - riVal Gellert!' Count Wredecaseild'ilentorted to he . fence will liot, by a quick triosition ; beuttuvertd s ; evening, and was occupied this morning by the Swe- 1 i . reconnokred, the following night fie directed trtbriVer ? i nto o f ' • f ' great Humble t h ose vengeance mid tetalmtion. ..,Ift,litt igeke • .., ,dlsti • troops. The garrison are prisoners of war, and : adjacent, ' which was a station of the enemy, :to be . ; . from -Naucy . . ' will be transported to the island- of Alsen, ander 1911 1 stormed. -Subsequently :the • enenif made . 6 _ strong • be once fairly joined on the soll:of Fritambetbuseitese ..,• , . ~ Ries. • co twirl ., engagement not to serve fete vintage-kg:lra , 1 • • 1 they . sortie, when he was reputsed. , • ' her** spatailei t hee Wit ep become onetif much tieeporletetortintell. • '''. The number exceeds 3000 even Cren.: , i add all before that fortress has been' opened;•Oid bus been .than ie'gesierniliimegiiml; it will sittliriltiiiftettlet osin ,4, '. ernai, and at the troops ender his command 4 .derhag the siege,-Metre ' iiirried' as far as the French redoubti,• i oottli 10 Which•LOy nns ty- e.• A numberor another AO flit "irvoelViiiiiell.er wits- '. ,' ~ , y; arrived to given proofs of valour and penevo d ranco. The g rossed has been taken. A second parallel is already °°lll ' 4 ,1 th er this *di.thet prerinee sitSli t aaiiiiiiiilicdtpilhe stray •'--- ' ' wnich surrounds the fortress. ha been inundat ed , ' pleted. On the night of - she 30th •of Decembero - _ - _,• m • 5.A.. ..•, 5 , . ~,- ~ _ 1 .,. k „- ~ .- ...._,. ~- , ler his orders • . and the besiegers had to conteird against rainy and , HUningnen was bornbarded , for feurrhourei and seise ; ' ' l ` P°l4. V m w `:, al "'"!!;. '17 6 .r:-"3P I . 3,7' d u h - OUT. , ..1 unhealthy wea th er ; . fatall y , the approachep to- the ' * i t hey endstraw magaiineli Were set on/ fire. 'to e than this e .whether , Fritac; ce ldnai " ~a l togetheitkili. Once are coati - r 4:: „ • •1 1 ~ town c ould only I)made•uoder a ver y 'igneous fire e It- i so, ..,w. rigti4ght the bombinideieaesomi emoted. - . .' - .* . vested of yi , :i t litica , l igeriettit pis • the nuropeep eis- 'D. Else service 1 . - ijon, is per- •of grape-shot and ; baits. Any idea which can be ...... -;• ~ .„ - s_e..\ i , : ... 111 '''', ' !'' ' -I. 'i t • . '"•-" - L _ i_ r _ r s fteto," eilieign . paria gnat .. over.every other State'-- _ The soldiers, formed of the priv a tions t and suffe h rings ddi which fire ; . --s'- ---,-•: 1.0 - -,A,le'r.'tittitiikiii's.•. ..--- ' ; !As .the decisive Moment..approaches, •if ;Pant' - :, undergone in besieging a,p ace in . te on e o wine iit..6 . 5 L great number ' nltarit .100% 4 , 1 13 g % eu;, sdcre fur irsertioti' in the ' cause f e l lii e; : i f alifi l 4 atsil•liktiljn, cannot 1 -:: r ter, is much below what the aoldiers."periencedea dyes to march. fitilltspiArr.•4 ci4..' ds4 : 4e do 'hot ngreNuitil this hat from fear . .jor whetinte-tbey shell ;;61n itett4eisi -k-, • this occ limes w h o h a d rte - • - -----LI ,_•___•,. '' 2 ___ .4. "•71 . :' 70'r.'' 4 , '' • • ' _ !'• • - het' . .. ' c/ df rtirdiettier tee liouttntrits.*nn ate "„, .. ) . . V - , , - • 1.. . . . stillsolP. • tnuY of [h e - . • _. '-': . .. „;. - . '',. , under any state of thing ; hut; at the same, UlantiatitOr arthati gates 'sind is tbrir paleet4:iiill' .. ) resume theirs • tirnation the talents of he Geaesel, *id the ex . . ' • .fnitr;, swetnreitersoaded of tbe sincerity and parity of his ino-• dependn'open,th;ltficiAigli.' , 4 - The enemy y " .saji-the '. • lent spirit with which his. corps is „, aattnated. - The •'..;.i : ibi nevisins that messureette . olitan , troops, - Parisian Jourrialiat;" anithitti many eaceSees ;if lie is , • ...Hier have-been directed laid% .Alfe acknowiedge . the receipt ef c. W's letter, and repeat teat . ..r • • • , • • o s peratiot . i. of_the -h- Y , • 1 • ' ' •• terday•enil te-eedwilt dataglirnne, betakes he o u g ht te.tteniblesc•tlieOlile . Population tr'ill ~. equal sk4U sad courage by Capt. Itygrell. TheStose r .e, e a r ? plans ! of pm to te eatrente,. we add. . end the Po.- - • h (-- ',marmot ofcenveri glish artillery * , sold the deltic ed corpw.o .4 4 , ,_ .• dish and En• • • • ' in; the Jiliff4'o•Plglauti, Pol*.a, .Illaltiu.."‘ nitaek . hwiti hiatuat , MA lie • itill , simixtpe tsiti; dilis • et the common • ereerdee ' • • ' • rennsins unaltered by R ay Sven wiich . k4ss Count Woronsow hive eminently distinguished ~,,A,, diary, bostd•s the nointliref places • b e blockades, Sral min qualify of • 9 . . ii: - e entertalg an undnuintsheti aversion to Standin g /sr- •,, • •,• • • •.. . • themselves. , General Baron Boye praises higlily,the -' to blocmae- newt enfeebl him very al dr " ble title which idea. 'They constitute so forcible, mid, at the time that,' do ; d une P $ . U.. zeal and talents of Copts .' Thersoer sod ,Meleoder,. hew awe Oetheproliability of the'tAl ties 'sti staining are re4e his noble. anti we apon , that a n y hand w Mit wields it may, wlthdat ' lody. i of .the . Engineers. The English Ca t. Fargutusr 1d•• 'I • rfnr . it ' ran and attain an wend:: '''' •--.•- • - ' • . - • his .P . , s -brae 1 esitri y., pe go nay teen: i Y . , o r e anceovecannot reflect wohout.dismay, althatis'i with a flotilla under command, took au active. and essent is bum° ewiety, kowever terrible . '• ' m Verona on• • we do not bear is t * Vitris Paws auy stagers** *of ' honourable part in the a tta c k of the. place, and. i , .--. - • - . .- :.„1- .. .. less attacks on '' . ' '. i lea Olt ' • " ".. • .- greatly contributed to its surrender. . man. - . . :One' 'the-lanolin! eft s *r.. etre , virtues Au ST* deb he was re- ',_ I T .. .• 'v• 1 ' ' . '''' GsnlenbUirell the ions upon IA i . __ssi ...,_• c.---. .navigation o f tue Elb e. It oat, y.e...-.. n i i;SApieeps.o o .,,..i44-ie 0 i.......-...itr.ia -vs - v•..,'.,- .- -\ . .4Uljed; 4! we F . wera t . d..gsve croumeoLtete report of tilo day better, by of artillery, 119 of which are bran. be ttasa 1 'i, a g res , . '-. 4- t. .z-...itili-11400iterivis DAY; AT ONIg:CYCGOCKI Ministerial Pipers, that lie.hestiMO - ly faile4l.-We te Viceroy re- i I was detertnnied on, and nothing . was waited fur. , .L... , uoult We' .ti ,"' ' ti. ' lndia-Oundi 1 4 , •. • ' . 'ire assured; on' tbeauthority.cit;t,' 01'10u from Paris the frost, in order to undertake it. • Count Wer, on- . l•pael: s oratdßad. Ifill. .. .11kelteniter•HilisS11.• ... • - . . 9 11. • sow had formed a battalion of 600 picked rent. i t img..t 4 • ol .• ( 3 .0 0 .-6 6 ii . . iiitt"id• . 3 5 P • • . that the ottnostsecreay prerallew to the means em- d-quarters are ° • --l• I_ ''. , T per umes: MI - New Omni= lgit p ployed, although there is groat litivity- in every de- to serve-as a reseree to th e S w edi s h troops. . :,- . 6 . p . Cane. PiihTlPs . ",- Consob for Acct. tidik •• 1 '• ;en.Count Bel- I The town of Gluckstadt was Wilt in 14104 y 14.S•lie . • , . . : e"..• ...:.: -.% , partment, and it is believed thit .Gbeernment have n Merchant is / 'Ch r i st ian IV. on a very marshy site, tuid.the estaldislse• already 400,000 men collected at, different points, sad-qaarters of went was the occasion of considerable jealousy .on , , ... ~a - : a ,. 3 ,.. vc .• - ~„„„- •,,,,, a ,- : orea t• • es i L . a .. jaiir ' i ..4 V% •' though raw' nod undisciplined, lo withstand the. ad- ••• . Count Curial, the part of the Dutch. In Illeff it was attacked by - :I :..11-JP,i, 4 - 1 7 . ii 1. - Ziamill J. lr 4%. '• • r lasseurs of thevance of the 'Allies. - . who, after 15 weeksof me ' - ' • • the celebrated Tilly,. . wee - -. - .,-.,...,,,5i___:.„.__,,,e_jave. , ---...... ! • Of thereicicieif Paetiziii sirhitie, the Govern- i terrunted °wrath-me was obliged to„,raise the siege.• v. 12.-Yesthr-` , T . '' • • 9. ii , l l ' • n 1, A • • • 40 NDON.: . , In the expedition. in A aritealOnt.,WillepStaut Inil !,3, ~"'r •1! .•.• i, •,. ` 1- a 'ilea pf Freritie Appears to be etidiciently ipprixed• Dike of Tee. i • - • Krempe,.were the on l y places in these Duchies wideb , :., .2 • • igililkt.i i JANUARY 21, 1814. . Every iiistinment. and every kind et lamination, d at the Hotel ' : tll6 !Swedish troops did not occupy .._ . -. • ' ~ . • : Which - can 'aisliit the people •in atirryidg it- on with he Authorities. ! - The Allied. Army has taken 470 pieces of artillery . - • giii.x. • ~- • . • ....: - • . i , .11. nit for Langres, • a i t • . rads Papers to tbef .• l6th mat, activeu laft rile* , effect; + mill i no .doubt,. be inliiirioesly dispereed . 1 ' since Re entrance into o s me. numerous corps ~ . ' • • limy . confain is nOt very impor/ 'by order : of the -Government and we shall be ex- fhey are labouring at the demolition of the Aliso bet the intelligence , .. . •, . . , • and artillery, f °- t tress of Frodericksort :. the navigation. of the Begie.l,tant r A detac,hespaf ,oc, the Alike, presented itself ! treeidly serptleed, if tae efeCte. - .4 - thlt description and Belts will be more free. This fortress had hien 'pm- - i be fore Sarre-Louis on the 7th, and on.the Allowing lof (ores eisetdd; nef . preve inbrtt.intal -te the Allied) I built to injure the trade of the gnglish with tieet t e e y *Reit having thrown in.tiome Shells • • sel :1 nArmtlieliVtvanee' than`. the Getrillii war, by which , aln a I . .. .. s . S , Northern Powers. 4 • * Fre* It ett,fl'ereds so severety iu Spain. ' 4 . 'it *• ' - , 1 lag of trno r ,...widclithe French Office'r in coMmand ..the - c .... _, wit arms daily The French Commissary of, Wax, .r . regatto, opt, - etia r-. . - ••• • ... . .schtle'llisemoEthe.cootest may be n seitilied n • • on.' by the _Prince of Eckmuld succeeded .ne getting t't 1 - to receive. ..-•- , I Lo the froutiers, . . :, ~.-• ; -' 4 ?Tee ing•in Trattee 'On tfitiliegaaseg4Ch ' ' -• e 44 ' • W . h . - tle '. s day also inserted *Keret further ex- the' pop* I . . the Danish advanced pests and to Co p enha g en, w , ~- , e are. ~t• .., , , , . ... . . • . • • • •• - • ,.., • Decaen at Ant. ' • ; justructions from his Government for Daron.Alnniirt, tracts from the last Prench Papers. They e ptufut ligstiitati, t• *nd preleellea prevails iolris h optott...:At =Gen. Grouchy General .Lallemand himself was expected last weekiivelasilpially of appeals. to the French people, insti. iii bir,:„ iso..;nee iii an UnCoM014114 : • s' 0044. like i -; of cavalry, haw _ at the French Minister's. . „ '' . 4 41tellig tbem to resistance against the hostile Poweis,*„.,thet the french people hate . ilt i‘ja.,:i l iti _ dills: Orders to . sink . . . . . , 1 all the pirates have been renewed . • ly set the forces lanu of references to some passages in the history of so perfect a hatre4* . that there is MI- alitrifilf.:lllbir • i to the Swedish Navy, These pirates did-much harm BC ' ' * • • 'to the English v itussian, Prussian, and Swedish trAdirt.,Filincei•circumstances t Wouldnetscifierfelliiript te:•;-no titivigert thei 4eined which bear,an analogy. to the .. . to successes be-' in the Baltic. • . • .., t • i i . of the present day. The articles' are ingenious and. ,hot willioglyen • coapter, in•Ordii'foget rid of id,o. e advantages has 1 ~,,_ - • e ports of the Cimbrian Peninsula base Jost 604 - .7 eloquent • ; hot the effect they are likely to produce .: The invasioe . of Fr . atree.ol46loft 0:00ew, ~ w Olin , t ssacks, who had i '" ;et to a distance. .1 opened to the Allied kegs. Thie : poontry, which has depends .so much on . the degree of of •-•with,l,,iinet'sasistance beii A . '0144),•..0 ;*O, - 46,,t es ., t •y .tl . lo . of Moskwa at--i tte much !acted. by . the Contiligntel system, wi k-vihieh•the people' of Fienee regard-theillireierst de. :tritifbiiiietfi, it might ' ateiniewelpeEted *staid ` lime. e last.' 1 i see its cominerce flourish sgaiii,,.and • its prospergy • - t , .-: • ,see 1 sr. ,• :., , : ,es - ~ 0.4,,es 1 •'. ' ''4 •"s(.. • • • -• • • .' - •s • • • • • • d a u vents/It, And pee expectations theyoosf - )1 . peels .. i prettir general y have corrected- Om ~opiewia,,,-,, Az t • ,„„ hari„, ad- I revive. 'fhe Nerwegitins ti whq,ltare experience . e ~. .... r ?, , t .„, e ... . . i , . . " - * ih• • f t i diet •11 • & Thiel to f et ille rknotict•of the A,llles iu tip offstilf - Ilowefer 'tery peerpitiit l' tiol'eiiii-Ai; -- •*Ito , t e miseries o vian .an, ,: . r . ,s, a s , ; -.,.... .- , . ..- 7:. , , . i.. I.' • 1 • ~. . :.• •. , .•,. 5 dstadt, lois . been 1 two places., and ibe informed th at their, omen , Ali.,sweilek will. hase j , tie* . s n . f ileitlsAielly,by,a ,teteretre4e, clamatioe of Gen. Ba ticetn,rtirreacestieg witsh-"ti• Lye been made.- for its first basis the sale advantages , that have.,lo,, - • times:oo snit rational Wird** caw be i pains of death those, who ouldleit, tap :wort AA lii • intelligence. ' ; been. restored„ to the itiltabjtatwe of Aie . k .Cinipria n . 'forme/ tisf. else iiettu r and energy ° Wet -ere likely to . fachment to . -BONAPARTE'S Government , h e • t a 110 Peninsula : hencefo . rivard Norway fret haulm it. the enemy ap-. . • ' 9 ' *tad, ' .• '''' 9'.dlitharit efehlf erisise•- . --We 'hied, ilteti'di • heenenfilcient to remove it. Every titiog we c- , gli cuis, and placed . will no l ogger be g overn e d oe . st celoay n 4,oci lytii,. ; . - ts.l.6i . 44 ., . • ,_ .. . .. 1 Rodin. , . enjoy all its pelitical rights.. ~t , r i, „ ~ . , • . .. i4crif ..o . ,, Itreet .. -,, i ,,, , . . .4 ; 6 practised upon the, pee. leo( to often repeat, depenfle . o4 :* 'ol' o f 0... ells were thrown ' ~ ~ , Immgorma r l o omor ~ .., t , .... ,pl 4 . : etiti.4l : C/ I . ; 'tlie..opinion attempted, in ~be,:fren.tt people. To doubt the power of a• iv . ••. ace:- . t . -- eat •in • the morn.- : , ' AEAMAI# r•• , -t•r."ll.lWile • . .I*.9..thems.. t•hat the caw of V., Aavailent:•Poiatian like that of France, •te,‘ repel invasion. • ,lulous mission.- - . - ...trimattoeisitiatti-tii .., tti .ritoilit As lithely ttli halbopeleetle.Franoe, of , Oh"' Mott, the! *tyikitl • be an absurdity • itijoid, the scope even inns*, - would pot . - LOW:* •ItZtxtru, : Juzlit.ol46iteDitete: Aaits.tialfile: lahabitantsbelillileet teloditforenCeer nentralitris of i ]Ministerial • ~ lesetiel, , . lit, .they. . 'ere disPes- enteritis town * information from Fats% is tile Stiegaii, ii-aefel•es . ii, thoh. • -..-, t h e --- - , • -• , .. ~ - ',. P ' 4 ' . . f • . ' ' .• ' jide(l4l6ll of - the Allieil'ettet ell .te v rilo - so. ,It .-10 ; .094 . -to be forgotten, that kagarritott, and a •lows`fi-e' . •'.. ...! 'el. 'a -I , , -trs:.'• a- • • : :...: -,. • : Is •.' I e r LI • „i t .• ..4. 1 1 . ,-,_ ... Ar s , ~ , aa in it. am stis im n ' • te l'' '.' 1 .• ' i meet necessity. . tos The some leleompleielrebawgedi-a4 , lbellklibmet. , , .r, . 1' ► IsFar4 o , l l l .. ~ „ i l,, . p 0 I epd APLl . tyi . •, 0 1 , no* , " AA , i ! . * , soldier. The 1n• ' •- ' • toe: a/Nati .. by, the rapid Maiiceetai 00 *UDW erten itt A r , , - %o'. •t,O t ek). NOS .a.POWATNI. into.- ceineileit wars in .114flias Eseioipigeged, and the 1 . Wiles, Vaneeta.e* restored I. Switzerland. Notwithatandlajp. tilt l a awl, '' • • 1 1 11110, 1 4ipth With sibild4laii.• 40 4 7 0 114i bRievtig i litillesilittql 7'*kl 4 -14 i4 e* " . it 4 1. • .• ontioviry Commis- stow %entity of troops that bale already wild' ammo to closely ',plat ) and ,to whelk Imp mint impallibie for ikay inditklusi*to pan tbialtil • - -,. ..._ . . . . 'l, .‘' •. . , . 1 . '. .... ' • • ; • .. • • ...•••• - . , • . y ., . , • • - i ' -.' • • .. 1 * a \ ` ,l / 4 • '4O, • ile .w l