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

CL ANC A RTY, dated ittlitilleise 4 Feb. 3; and(friiin M jOr M ACDONALD, Ailed .0111va, Dear bantzic, Dec. 11, and Jun. >; and it. The princi pal eon. tents of the first'Supplement,. reletiog callus recen t . openttions,of the Allied Armies in France, hid . been already' laid before the polgies., In _the battle - ail lltiemse, or, as •It Is c a l l ethei the dispatches, thel battle of La Rothlere, the it mohair of tronps.engaged on both ides appears to have be,h.morWconsidenible tltau was at first supposed; tbey are slated to hare . !amounted to between 70 and 80,000 men, on each EU& The detail of the various positions and movement& at, so clearly laid down in the military report of Colonel Lowx, who was with Marshal BLUCREIR ill t4e idiance during the, whole, of the day, that . hi: l nusacessary we should repeat them. The most •i o• lent conflict was at the, village. of La Rothiere.-1 Niro 414e,parmcrs. had a horse shot under him, Irbil*y bet.semi leading on the attack, in person, at' the - beat-of the young guard. The loss sus.. 'skied by the French consisted of seventy.three pipes of : cannon and 4000 prisoners. BON %PARTE . was' compelled to abandon all his positions...-- . Ire retl:ed on Vitry, Troyes, and Areis. It is evi dent tha tilts. battle of Brienne was deemed by both parties of-4,et importance, Trom the exposure of both Boilb.ittrrs 'and Marshal Bc.ucuaa.. to great personei danger % the litter having a Cossack shot by his side, and 4144:if:rim the presence in the field of the Severeig•ns of Rani,' and Prussia. Although the disadvantage sustained by France, in this engage;, mentris very Cousiderible, it is not such at to be ' deemed decisive of the campaign. In having been enabled to make any stand against the Allies, Borta r rA au hts surpassed thegeneral expectation ; andts Ms army must have received daily re-inforcements, it is , probable that we - shall yet hoer of sangtiinari conaiets, unless they should happily be, prevented by the progress of pacific negociations. The project of separating the arniel of BLUCHER. and 'SCHWA RT .% szessao, has utterly failed ; BONAPARTE will, there. Ofmilqbees to conteud.against their combined force,- -bit, numbe.A, as displayed at Brienne, are 'mentfestly• incompetent ;. of the amount of re inforcement" let to join his standard, we can form no ecepletreitimate . ,—thet it is more confider. ,able tbiii..is iiiiisally imagined, we entertain no doebt.' . ' '-....- ", .._ ‘....',-,•*: . " Soldiers ! .1 will conduct is the benedictions of nat duct you to immortality, military service. Hithe r t hanks to the all-powerful Austrian troops united, to employ, to establish confided to me. "" Soldiers! let your having recourse to rigorous reign to*my heart. Fiiends, 'Period of all osit wishes I t : happy pia, will crown rewards of .our monarchs your names shill be trek obis manner to tliwniost !Mr year of 4ArniiMei itiiiy oarne-lo coniat4, ittt j ail 'lO 7 . riitir t dai - . : advanoed guard of Gentle, t lextpyttkii:4,,#lll l . .ritt •ited • Chalons. Ist tine . _ tit \ .4 ~ affair which -,entreed- the French lost _free cantina l• • •-• and . a. • ‘ 4 f A t i- ifitiaiva prison. . ert i m i AnTe his ;, 4 A 4 SITIO Plifte i: CoataiL • since ti . t ? t, thee, =An Ali Protrdsitity, lain atter% th e ned I . irk* Viieroy's commi oiL There are in that by Ufa junction-of ileietiam.e. A firing was heard ; Florence. .from the French coast on Friday, this, combined : and 350 C ° at fail • Naples has arrived at r -We the situation' of the armies, could scarcely garde's head-quart. I , it . , '-ta,,isitmaion a Conjecture . thit anther battle lad . ~.. L .. - 7. tha:, ...sm. 1.....za • 441 , 171 1 ,. , ' lkilt „1...i.d, - JAN. 18. 77 11 t r4614t 4, Vierite -HrltAn6..L. r u " ‘ ll ' 44011 1 -0 . 10 04 61 4 ' ' . ' 14 , . Ti:-A,a la.. ,4 .4711,„, ~ . , • ' . - ;arillti-datitnyei'or•itiii iN.ggebtoviiiiiintatifii•-• .-. Mte of the 26th of Decetni patCh from Sir 'Ord. Pita4itirii: • - . ;., ...•.;:,*_,:••• plaeleded any of the mill ' EIIEEEETIPE of severity w .* 'lltirTnes.GaAnA,pes. dispatch, pliblidart • the • ITupseleas,ort•of yesterday, gives the &Mile , respecting the cottecriptiro On 104 ex"!‘able than in Fran( • ta,cllitpoti die enemy at Meriern, ou tiff 411; but the affair is not of i yitri Important nature ; '.:•• effect in ftaly, but even scripts .have assembled The Earl of 'CLlNoistelr Ommunical,etise im portant intelligence of the Cerfttalittims •of Gomm '. ionma.clinianks into t he c4) , i , nne ,Y The garrison is fo evacuate thffplice tend serataide.i ; a''''" 'n*7 none da re 5° -. . ptteenariper. war oat the 20th , i . t , net ..... 610410y re. i gins d'armarie have been listed. • - r " - . .!. no longer any police. tor Mitnnaitn's Dispatches relaiote-OiN All the accounts recei IV . - •t • I rend Of *Min,' cad the occupation of Dantsia by . measly "nounce9that ! politan army have not for the A . te , g , on , the 2,i of January. The garrison toe. _. s h- v a ~.,4i ci ti iicb, /liaises,. and Neepeutees.. l . lstliversion in our faveer. . 7 ""' : 'Who' a i I 'to **spat to Reit* m..p,risoners. 14.1rai ; f! 11e 5 id e 1 . , ;...4 , rlinfer7... hehis 3;irti I leer who are rlishanthatititil-perestried•to re- rim sul ly shows . t"'"' tin b i d* ' ; ( Wades 2 and 3'ooo-Germans, liii _ n __ , the 'ideal( Ssoily. 'title " a' ! tans have already effected to be t) f at the disimsal of their respective Sore- ; Nogesot. The Positlea 'Ars ; sia4. ilk) Simalards and P.rtuguese, who, more critical, bat it meas. • Am* atiettillyieffhlibitaftstiensistencies and contra,' with mails energy and 4ignit . diction', Wtrlsieh prove dither that they have no set- TRENT, Jas- 19. , pt. tif poke:, :dr,thd.their policy is of sitelk „General in the service tied a bore this afternoon on hi di natdre a t thV',arenttptired or tfritid distinctly and ; unequiteelii to aroiro The. important dace: meet in oieGiii*i:Patissiag;;lLS:' ..As_cisiesetion ad • -dressectle ike phaphi of SiteteltOtlis tuAstadf Vic ' Essaltiiit Kiag lat i k r adiahi aeJtel..lll SIAM 1 ' At., felt '. Nitta i ti*, ►. : AS; ,10,144 ti eliconiled d i teg• by an A from site of the•AllfedlGenerali...- The restoeittron of oth Prin ce to ihe;jensittiens of Ms, enreee* . 4titnit avowed as one of 'the ob)eits.of.thd• • ullience:.: t • -. \.: Tho Orrid t or Prince SCHWAS TTENEERG,„ of iiallii* • we some days iige' .;s enttasiest - our abhorrence, 11,.. - 11' • seems, be he eastisti: tete effect. .An lialkiiiii bak • been arrested in hpsa s commane• of I g ry,,,eitlifirels - inl ::his hinds, and sentenced, by a Courtionartiat, to. - seffer.tle4tit. ilia .. ttentence was; however,'. retuitt'ed.. '' itt tte sr:Ail:Mimi of many worthy ltilrabitants 2 ll . . :cessaersuce of his numerous family. - i' . -.......—.. .. ~ • We have received this morning furiher• ettr3 - :ts : from the Dutch.end.rvarman Papers, as follow : FROM THE liereallarls, JAN. 22.--The town of litifOrt has surrendered.; the enemy still remains in 'the fart.* . • , ' The following is the' Ordet\of the Day ' Count Witileastein addressed elk his :Aral' fro 11,!totodt, on the 17th - January s— ' 1 •' • ' - • • . te Solana's i- 7 ,- . The Most High lies: full ourj most ardent wishesGertnany is free. \Oar colottrti : already wave on the French territor y , and-the enemy, pressesf a orefl - sidei, seeks an asylum in the laterfor of The greatest anxiety , the next intelligence from bably contain an accour to b&tbught on Wedr If is isentioned itt a Messenger, §sgpwraa, . BERMS' 1111110A111106•Cligtel is waiting Uteri for rier from: England, that conveying - grim to Chill' 'pence, 'rations reports do not tignk then was a considoreble fluctuation Las will be seen by the - France, to avoid • the just :which belled oppressed, ito conquer with our Allies !gp.pe has sq great hied, „which have just elapsed, 'distant ponteslty the glory "Soldiers !--:At the commencement tbeesiwritains nothing for ;lilioet be as glorious • ,11.100: 1 ?:11e Baden troops iirlth" phi .l for the good- . , oostomed .to, partake your dais and Austrians, as dna* same with your hew ypi l bgWve Badeners. force atlas against thii same lam joimiliberty ; the contests a part, should serve as a (fence declared for justic Brigands. . Follow the brethren in arms; learn tante time conciliate the a peaceable inhabitants I and i rejoice at being at generous; conduct yourieh of France as towards conatrytnen, those who have arm; hp Oak : who are peaceablit as friends, and their bNtiur in the glorious militarkdbetb ' sure Peace. This is witai. only revenge upon the laid which you, for so many of the French. 1, • _ . , • ._ 4. . ........__ 1. A full Cabinet Council t*elve o'dock. on Satu'r 141 the tirl:ef Livravoi `ll4 ditpatches brought' Messenger, from Viscount d 4 evening. Some of i tspipiuctl till between tea neclocka Mesattager to Visconat Chaneasaitca, le •Ctabluet : • Thep Wan snothlr . geueral.inieetirssg Aldoisilles yesterday at Foreign.thipsey regular Cabinet.. The ,td - de-Camp arrived in town on Saturdhy Pleats for the reception .. fended at the Foreign' • 11 7 '.• 7•• -, •-•', -• '• •-. "7'.: • , -'''""-• ' • •• - -*-•' ' - -.75.,* 't , '"F:.7"4.'' 74"'''''*•fr - -.r=• """ - • • T .. . ... . .. . . • HE S'fATLSMAN. .•,. , ..,.,,..._. •_. =alc.----.- ...• • ~.....„ ~__.. . • _ .. . . ... . •.,.... .".7.4.... 6 ‘...... 1 ..d' . ..A , ..., . . . d sdeqednoe of the nations , DILCIRY:LAN27II-111.17ag .. • • ~,,,,.. Wig aaw l uaus the Rhine, leo , niist ptxloe cf , Which ~___ &nerd*? night Mr. KEAN, who had Ileildited so , ,_ maw ,ofap.Kp ianrg. The s:seitell 4-4 0 11$1 1 44 Talst A Y I ! Y rsMs 4144111 L 41427 14 • -.. • tnoc ro k r c t elzb fwa rity b t r ia hl ei s an ne t r h f e or a mo niu n .o ct s o c f l 4 ::hydoek P ...1..01141......., .• Tie tvio '`inemorablele rj a:s -ea - - • liircige-qtre, nth itt 11114. hat arri atthls 0 I, wilt transmit •to the Most' Richard d the Third. An a I made ' • - of "' el. ' Y iel eidee l I - "llee ' litidtll.B s . eutenant.Ceneral the lion. Sir c, W.lttoart, K. B. and the •• Ito the comtrieticement of the play for the disadran. ;in ogy was pewit:to.. 1 r orses, which the urinal" are aep k. ads et Tars i l i4im ''t I of our arms. ita e under which he laboired of a severe cold. His Ey ,- . . Right ac hl t 07a. Lard t il eh nr r ga ron en ; I ti l te # Hon , AO C. W. Stewnrt, dated wnmencement,of the present g ' hoarseness was Indeed oitrli..-- . ssive. but it could tint ems- -1,4 .1 am gratified Cha id le ile it il d tg e . en lic a ;e ,: il led ße los e e h n . d g 'y l o g u i r t I.ord.h p a f r w me to wish except -that s . cell or obscure that eminent e of mental endowment by 1 litid uer i r we epo m rt so u fo r r t i h , e ina de te ta l e ts is s t o rt h i n e v e e b b atie s o n f y i :l l in lot i b ee ie ti re r , id tb an if for.. you as the preafdlaff i . which this exalted actor is distinguished. Amore ps Are now going to figltt 1 g l and lively portraiture of the subtle and san- Colonel Loire detail 14 matiitictory, and .110 44...i.n0r taw ~ c tl i re at ad re vanee during the whole la, that there I. tittle to the tits. cause-you have heel 04 1 1k4 pliditry tyrant has not, fa our timewbeen preselltpd his hal ing had the advantage of heist! a ith blar.hal ISlitilier I* )114' trophies with the Steel • to anysaudielsce. There is one feature in the chit- ve cone le, ..bleb Colonel Lowe NW out di. . . 1 'with brothers ; s ari , will , rpcter - of Richard whit& has escaped the. discrimitia. ready not i"e gee dw . ' ll4 Ow brighten in , Ben of Most of his predecessors but in the painting aft. 44, 1 1 1 1 of which Mr. K lf•Matshal Mother was ndl long s'oce Jaime iall d h would Rabe crownethlMis 'he salmis • • Runts, fil e r 4 44 t 4. 11 41M 44 1 1 :r trait eminently ' successful. Wei were the apprenen• ions emertaissed by malty for the result of tor cosaprited you to , -Wee win, that playful 1 • Lordship alit see :•y Colt Lowe 's report, the Mar ran steildi s ••. ...- In me gritty which seems to make a the Prince Royal of • irtrimierg's aac.• on the r' g it, inur ... Resdi f ito. _whom you me.' sport of murder, and in the delight which it affords, • pursued the combinatiou a l lots ware* the Malt 6 , the Ur 2 dr. . * its j ‘ f l ag e kia u th e r e took even for the moment, to appear - regardless of the 1 p - ded ; this foresight,. plish jodgnic . i, and decision ; Is tone justiel • ,' : uproar to rmi t . ' that fri ee h„ ishitious object it is intended to accom. !to b all the allied army . l'hellussia 1 artillery are spoke* of • -eh I - resentation, the whole of w hich ma d e :::Or. h a i n g d ies s,, t d te c r e v r t o a f t p t ra he i ;vv‘e ih re r o gr Ullted "d to a lta " r im e ha ch l * t er th rl Iv" •/' . • - - - , icta and the cites - tie/Cott( of ,-• ' re P .•.- , • tills,' approaches to perfection, it is difficult to select ,in the relit. asd by : horn ripe double -teams to the tither h alf g th"4 .4 . ' .; . • •-.• contrived to bring them forward sad get a : uthc.ieut mime, -is example of Titer no* • pecim - itar beauties. If in one passage Mr. kisAE was : into &Zaino. . . . . . how to conquer, and at tbe l wiere successful than in another we think his hap. , The allies had *hunt seventy dr eights illAllsmn4 met le Him • I .. i bottle 4 the other corps of toe ar:ny vest& t o o me n itt tha i , , • • ti affectiop and gratitude of the •., pleat effort-was, perhaps, the jealous and penetrating the stripe strength. -do not doubt your bravery, • scrutiny by which be assails the Lord Stank". To- r i j " el ' mt u " . Tbe elleal/ ' ares"YYmed to have heti shout ~ . • • • wards, the close of - the . Play,his hoarseness increased ! . . it your head..-liedenors b e The last attaelt oh ri t e village of I a ft ,alone ; rat at to ..,_ i _ i A ___ a.... r elves towards the inhabitants ''' P a ll•'"' tAligt7,--uut d enia l in 1 ' ''''' , commenced their r •tr At' •11 Aube E' proved itself superior to physical imperfection, for a very ' ' c ' 14iss I " ' sg le i•eseLo River 4 th s e ht l tnck V strong rear-guard issis.tioti at at with ____ eig ht. • nottruen• Be dreadful to lia no peret et the Play did he deser've or obtain greater r e d k e i x t l iv e-n(1 46 111 nm .. bc c h2 ro nd e th a c i l e o p ir t e i . ne lli tv 'spr a rtou ref 14iews • re mode l, rit tu a t o4 o. ' kir hands, but protect those 1 e f il i de et ee, den ip the leaf act, when in the -;conflict Generals Wrede and thillav, and there was &Atop Ar e all this *reed. Therwili receive you i •with Rjaselahfi l alter the. loss of his sword, he made morning on this spot, but ire day was 10 very otifarattrahles • the tisops could mike uo Ilidimehrull will-accompany you { several-convulsive effort. to strike; as if witconatiotiv and the foil of snow to eseessi re, that he was disarmed.. At the conclusion, the ac- 1 71i cels. t h e Mean time Meld. Washer Prince Sch Me ; idforts yoti will make to en- I • i clamations of a very creuded and fashionable audi_ made his arrangements for the•perseisiff the eaeroy, itho-have ti flOnstitntes the true hero - • . . , retired sto 1/4try,-Troyes, and t rel.. • aIiCIN• were laud and long. Reid of honour the injuries - • -- airs. GLoTER Was truly great, also, in the charac- Military Report from Colodel Loire t• Ufa Ildnourable 131 r C. years, suffered ord the part ter of the young Ogees. The scene in which she is w. Stewart, dated head-qu..rters, oral Of Silesia, ?rang L separated from her children, drew forth general and lieb ' 1 ' 1814. r. SIR,-My report of last night Win hare Wormed y9ll of Me reiterated plaudits. RAE, in the character of Rich- state s erration in it hint setat,apnies sand s e a imam induct yoo to victory , but it • .. laden. only which will con- Morsel, and Miss BOYCE, in that of Lady dome were hank Aim day. The conlikate of 'tse 'Allied Seedreigsw, • 1 respectable. Of the other Performers we can °nIY and of t i Commanders of their ;trades, hinted placed at Plaid- Disci hue is the soul of Marshal Blerher's disinenl the Austrian tor t s. of Geanal Qthit pl • say,. that at was well they had so-little to do. , Cuility, and of the Prince Royal of Vi irtesehargh, in addition' herbs, I have commanded, Ito the for. es under hits outs immediate command, be, after are- i ful, Russian, Prussian, and • , .MR. MAGEE'S SENTENCE. j con atta neissance this morning, mane the followiag dispositioa fot an • ck without having had occasion '. . 4 - ... --.e.-.- : The corps of General Baton Sedum was ordered to move for- 1 COURT OF KING'S RENCIC MMUS, Fits. 10. ' ward in too cutomits from Treaties, one directing itself nposi ' 1 It order, the force Whitlisis Jirienne, by the road of Dienvitle, and the twin dop the villa g e • LIME KIX9, AT THE PROSECUTION OF THE ATTORNEY.. . • . 1 .. of La Itothiete.: The corps of General Count Gulley lormiog I • • : ~ '. EturatitAL, A d JoutilstAG E E. the reverse of the ist Gotham, and that of lieu. Abider of the 4 r 'good discipline prevoit . . ;._ JUDGMENT. . second. . which ere fe. .** - tt . l this day the 'Parente was brought to receive ' The Russian guards and . eitiranders, It was salsodneed, would arrive nod tin ta a reserve tor the whole oil th e heights bet went oreus meesures, ! tibe Judgment of the lcoort,lor publishing the Reso- iends,.wo are approaching the lution•of the Gelb •of Kilkenny. Trannes and I.clance. • , The Peirce Royal of Wittemburgh was diretted to march from Eclance upon CitillniTteil, leaving a small *mod is fr it I ; follow thy coetwels, and / a 1 • Me. Just . A ter making several preliminary ' 1 t our labours. The genet/us ~observation i nature and tendency of the Libel, c „ f „ t d h r i „ ,at a ct i f i na l ' us i t i wi m i l it ' o n p t o c T o l i re t .b o l the ll t t,', t wis h j l ( l 4' , , Is wilt distinguish nreris4 and ; for tbelltsk, t' of which Mr. Magee was convict- connt u lYrede, who, It WAS annuomted, Wes advanelogabb'opii • . testnitted in the most hettoar.: elf , WI/n(1"C following sentence :- ; , Chnuaiiiiil from Millicent. .•. , - The attack commenced precisely at twelve tido* 'the nut- • - 1 it . Mat yow l °hit axes, pay a 6no to the King my was in position at Di ovine and IA Rothiete, sad hasle t t distant posterity. - was , ' and be he ..1 of ORE TitovsAsto P pit, ir , La , i : ' Count de IiVITTGRNSTEIN. O - ',toned fur his left at the small vlll,l -of (liber- als Inoatits,, to oomment:e from the expiration of your o at r be wal pi rl i ` n al be w tw e rm ii as i t h h e a t t s‘ a.t o t p h o e si a dons ilia ih r o is rer' isrum , 7 d - i d s .••• • - . .•' , • , •, . • fertile,' litit'lleets, that you continue in imprisonment •in large masses on the flanks or, sod within the village*, MeV, ' ins the following :- till that - fine be paid; . and that • you give security to Were "e l .mith artillery. . , . , ~ , Skirmishing and Cannonading in the plain were the prelottis mmunications have been cut keep the PPace, youitelf 41 10001. and two securuils ,to the attack, but the munition was soon (Intact from Olt trAt • 1 • '.-•-• It town 10,000 Neapolitans, ` for 3001 . .- each !" -''• •i - -.. • '- - . , • 1 - very.heary eannonadin k and musketry troos the small wood • An .kljntant of the King of ... --- • 1 on the right, nod the village of La I lihrie. 'The- Prince itord of Wirtennturgh drove the enemy from the viAltur ; bit they returned in force, sad • again 'repelled him 4 bilgAde of gr.. • Field. Marshal Count Belle- Mr. WILLIAMS, the King's Messenger, who ar- nadiers was mdered (obis sop r ort, but his own seal and aril- s • • , ' . Tired th town on Satartiay, also came f rom Vi scoun t •vitv rendered this aid unn e cessary . He attacked agai n , nod re. . , L , 1 .. : ,• „ ,•- .. C A. Irwin ees e n i t y . oe ' i_ e fe shotmo lett Chat . il . lo . n i on th e ~i th, , s l ), ,,e ing miiiited plaster of both the wood tied village. Th a r i ete i vemeot , ' It • fll ; Very difacult to fotilverl ' i ° we days previous to Mr. Sti.totatott. t Ait:iiiiir.b; ..: e.-Wiqieve . st a i hi j tizi - - 14. 1 114 • • . ...-• •, Re tame by • in this • q misiteroecuPied Sertel three hours. The enems's 'de- . . mmistratron-asenaced Use Boni or the position alive Allies t hat , ri e ld.m a id m it Blucher ,s- a. not to bkdiverted..from itis object . atibilSlittil(nt 'that ittvhdle.: ic..-4 bat,. • ' Isproickicit Vkiffirdity night, ea 'by them." The - ifrett• °Vibe cooihntaftwoUtihmend %freer'. • • • mosement was foresees with the meet accurate judgment t add cember the Eatoeror has not Oaloer 443,4+; ". . 1 iatirY 0r stite i s o ffi ce for • beforeffii•'"Oßlßlle of hoGiiwit-was io the „Pripet final of I% ar- litany division') of [tidy. Where !the War p a taiiii_ _( • .i It din from. Sir 'lllO- 'embers 's possession. every requisite order was g iven Tor - tke . . . .. •i NAV GRAHAM. .-14-bela ~.1 • lidit ce• hours he pro. . ex T eelittm.: h movementsorto m e vi . jost dieected. • ' t o hit, 1011, flanlit would have been inuch• more i I corded to Earl !Safe i tise in Maiiskeld- c enem y 1 1 / 41 7,7 ed a ' it 's ! Sachets drew till his to -tile Attack of La Rothiere, width nee; for not only the decree sttret , into 1 tion has not been carried A. foreign Messenger - . , ... . - 4 ' e p t ie aecempen i e d t h e D u ke !, f°rned opoeio the rcluit a ( i )airar betha tuathed ll66l Ve . tuna ..el' . Dienville, bet V , 1 i slet with very constetreehk operating). The' Contest *us prti- ' en bands of- refractory con- Of COWDEN LA Nlt a broird:' virtIOMI ia. a post-c h a i se at traded to a vv. kite hour ,:MI it Ora ent'dmit after mid-nigh, 4. . .- . . .U., in different places, and make . . terrton-house, on laturatijr ulghgboat nine o ' clock , : that it ciao annbimeed to tlse l jahliwthal that the enemy .woe. IA- • . coun tr y. .. At B ergeele an d with letters from the Doke of asahltLApb. to the ee l ; ! . eatl.ng en !'s° haadred add dllidlc•Primben in " 44 "'II' the •PalifeE Ramey and • the @cox, announcing the - l l'lte most obstinate resistance . beefie r was made at Le' No- go out ofthritertn, since • , i _._ I. t he i la .. wen at • Dune of wary KLAIINURG STISELITE, her • thie ; Baron Aachen expelled the enemS, bat be returnednit . , Po called to the army-there if Majesty 1 brother , i i____L -. • heavy e.olmatts ot infantry and batteries of artillery. and re- -0 Wwb was awes 10. come to this hewed the attack with great vigour, gaining posse:.sloo of the j countrY.-Tbe Duke of YoRK left town early YTS- . church And some of the houttei„ *hint the Romulus occepied the -.- • . .. mired 'from Florence onani. terday morning, by desire of the l'amcc, for the : u tee tho o ru n • the ßunu atta tr i • li tior iurrwi- at Li it htud ig re o riiii - ' o l 74 lB e g r rd a m . :LI : t h e movemen t s o f the N ee . purpose of breaking the melancholy intelligence to , had a horse shot under him. The fire with o hickihey were fr. . for their - t h e me l t . a t i his Royal Mother, the QUEEN., and to the PRINCESSES. ' ceived , rendered the muthopt of . ho avail, and about tea o'clock ing ..,, , ; The death of the Duke was Communicated to the ,at night, the u bole village was-ceded to the wor e obstinate vii- rear. rear. The Tang ; lour or the Ritiaa troops.: . • •,,e Of Na P ies °• 1 Princess CiLteLorr x yesterday morning. ; Oreille right of the T illage ( lea. Sachen took 'upwards of r J., is army its Hal' a - ma a " a : •.• Strong "I tcb tl f the lit Royal Scots, 29th • re a men Of • ! pieces of cannon; near 100 U ,prisoners were also taken; the hr. .i •he without imusigunt_ fru* 34th, and 71st Regiment. ) embarked hilt week Rat killed and wounded was very great. ... The Prince (loyal of Wirterninirgh advanced Nina ' Chaurne. . ' e r eport .0 5 that the -N oll Pnli- . I Pert/mouth, to joist Asir regiments in Ftritice.-..- ail;'andlonned his junction. with the Geomul Coont.Wredde- . aal tbeirjupotion with Gene r al ." About 400 horses ftielhe Ordnance Corps have also •,Thc former took sivpiecti Of cannon; and b latter IL Thus was the victory complete In even' quarter.. lof the Viceroy daily ber-oiteii`liutherked, and arootalting for a fair wind, with the ;. Itiemedtately after the hattle.co t omenced the Emperor of line- satbe allowetkli#,impporte iv it /gaps and honor reinforcements, about' 1600 men : - .. A. • Ilia; the King of Pronla, end Field-Marshal. Prince Seliwart. dignity. ~ •. . , h awr.in, . , ,_. v .nod horses, to sail for . Passages, About t $ hories . d ze i zburgh came on the groond. 'Field-Mual Blaelt i er hnu tf tr- ely afterward& proceeded to the front, to carry eta e t•et . , -Prince ;WWII, 1412t * * rill,' died in the transports, by their detention duriac, the dispodtioni he 1 Led mil 1 m......e.. lie was among the foremost in ;:e of Naples, pawed (hroetilk. 11. 1 , {ate b o i s terous weathera.. , 1.• ~ • the attack of the village of La ltothiere, and in supporting 'll4 .fi._ ' V . • ' .. , • ...' ' ! Moans who were attacked in it. A Comeck orderly. of G. his way to Germany . . • ; ..maarsuouvo. Firs.l3.--sros whole of yesterday it wass•.; .G o i e g e mie. w a s shot by his sid e . Reserves were moved forward -emines-- . ' , thlet awl bass we could sot • ascertain any arrivals. No are V -.; ,sif the " der of his imperial majesty , s , vets era minor Abis d , nom any ail* from Spitisead.-life- blink, but only three battalions were employed. - pervades the public mind for i ow . o f ih. wmpan a min d , wa rumor, are still at So. He-1 and Prince dehwartsea- Tbermare prlsoften taken of the dill. 4th, sad 6th corps, and from Paris, wilieh will pro- . lea's, there belqg o p Wile wind, and toteembustbitsk f04.-rim if the guards. Bonaparte is supposed to have had tha great ! Fermate gais brio lakes Noway to the Downs., ':... ,; • holly of his army collected. I !omit of the battle expected PLystocwr, Fan. MI.-Came is the •Soliats; 74, front the There are Many details which time does not admit my at pre- sloop of war, and Eitilicoort trots se. • inesday or .:..rhursday hist.--. ! wea ;. maw ... a . j a i _ i ., bri g, seativing, but in.proportion as they become known, the battle • j pirate meas.-Salem 010.1) 0 wart as a •of itt ltaßilere, In the numbers eigroged, in they lows oil the letter TrOtll Dover, that the.;Arrifed the lada• Gill. from %Safford I.l7mity, Courts, eart of the enemy, and in its censegoences, • will perhaps be / ~.4 . •,-;_t ~.„.._ , • , Oporto, for Mill ; Midas, GIRMII, from Lireseeal for Asend•otte of the most importance the war..-1 have. ac. A, was uccOmpantest "pope- _ t ~.,, soda few Wien. - (Si g ned) . • A. LOW E.,.Coolsael. Camps . ta . C a t o i s , w i lls Ali t * Mulls Fsll. 1 3. - 1 41 t. Sthrithe Majos.thols.ingl ' !ell '7. S. The reports state 60 pieces of cannon taken. a m Wirktol op hoard tbe=ll . lllrad ima cutter 4 erg. the return of the: ssect- CiatATrat af trote, and wilt p temoedlatelS• The b-tide Millta_n , Report from Colonel Lowe to titt 41013entitable lit ter the - Fent 'cont. The eftd ,„ ,.et present, Is. . nary " _ C. W . steatert, dated St. oiten, Feb. 4, 1114, hint& M. that no time might - be -lost•iti-T' lna to iv t ,. --- mg acgag , Sa iled hi s ' - IM lE_ l !l"_ ( _ ) ,, lt i . I _,di _the • Sta,-The reports of this morning a r e , that a eanarail e!p g 510pt,...n this •S'lstO of Sit. : , -Alor.it!sratrsaart. etatteg.,eoesdy for the rtanNmi t , •katcrivea was ea ydstoptiloy afternoon at Pogny, od- the road beswersi _ Ins ifesesty's sky Dictator, from llollatid. Arrirae4sZtellnt, 'ferry math Onion, which It is sit p l italetfintist . have been in min- ts ,in circa tok but' 'we' his 'Majesty's slops Prometheus; Polhrstane.aud N . web ensorsedievostooltire between the,cuW•of General I)lrovirit .4 0, • • . from the Roomoot and sailed for Po di, met deserving o f O ot i0 ! T,t i p m . !lir= Pew , - /a.m ._ flair =I lbankotilliniSeribidd• A reermeolmafte„ peshed us yes ti er. 1,45 -- 7•1 iht i . Y bovedlo J X- • • ear asimearieststy.' So the ralid.from htUe. t• Chahar , maw. I eteatieu i t s Alm .psice of. Stadia, ... amiorwru, Fes 11..-A.rri - o - eis - he Nan of,. war brig , /NW.. fla g, thr seamy telke them posted with & fuzee to IWu who. I can,' froMPt3moua, Sailo4,yesterear-.lllv- tiot_rial rulers ter aid seoltreesne tlir47. l'becomy had wrote* at listP. • '''n • "4lt • '', - 1 . - - - t for Cork and (he ffieditlattowsettl;..Ladilthreellit Issa-ibe(ol*ve vie: 7 iteill- bly tvoutt• le rift:et a )11Wilkol Mott i . Lit ' • 'ii . _f, *ti....1 04.i.” 7 ,. 15..,« ..,1 Branch, hir Lisbon; sad th e,Mtithimis for Temirine. , Mats* or wt Medlin -Memsteat, stilly there Is. --1-. - . , .. • ~....„ .._ i • cal m Egewa Nos , Faa..24.4Vet bad -a. WV* supply of. every "arm, r <>media, riot we roirst, S. Arnie. .•- Oak at this . Pereign Witco 'at• Vi thit morning from Keot s **.fea t ;SOd Salfoilt ,i Ito ra le ' , ...41:11ate ti r ti l s o e * 1t,.. • ' .. „.4 - • y w a i. ,. iii T i n owiairi olo bi et i j i of Wilmot we s . ti zceNliaily hrovunt a reeittelled "0f:61 . . Ve4r4 . .• . J.. ( 111, Collett . pekes of this Vas- weelt.-ssaiwtoy gees ntr - POOL to take Ititi4lisiderit lol n v- 17, and is b. pii•aaarter4o..l4....seaai maireats - are ti t . r • ilitottlifroat ladairelltroh; 4•44 . ' • OW, &IA t . .. t hy.,Mr. gYLTESEgh I the King's oeriquary. dterrper.-Othees. lots - afteratidlt. • • ' 4r. • • L. • T .I.lwitent kaselish) . -...,..60 44 Boos ...4 , -411 4, r . "iv wilk-i bat* lbe.tifiernetion or _mtB4lteelog SO yeof , 1814. cOnnt cASTLIIIIS:GIikIbir ° Fr e 1 (1 1, 4.... a .. . ), •_ sew:. 00 - yji Ohl ditto: ' tea . - • .'• • fil e 'teli=ithist the ariteni, commanded by Iliplibits. to. Anse ibis ... If the Ilientbers of the Coblikit - ,.. . 217 . ')4' ....96 , et T k de, ...,..5.5,...4. 0 .1117111: 5wk., dehato‘ bed pisawd • Thort il :d ime r o y ferel in t :celleek ivom vmt eed encti 3:::l: five a id six" o'clock. • '46414' ;144 ~ • i . ... 0 c . ..../4 . 411, . , ~...,.,. • , . ~.,,t-t.,,1. Seim areal:cad/ in the kris of the Allies. 4 ter mo!** oir ilw. .., air plait., ' - •'' ISA* ' ...me . ipts. ,-, , Anneisiberfforit iif !Renville, on the eight, by toe villa g p CAC at . attar .; .44i ' „ ' lair `iit . Flo.-..; - ...e0 ipi de: :-- .. v) . v . . - 'lbilhiero, towards 'fremilly, owedie left., - • . ; • •:-. • I s,. "'CM. , . '.3 1 .• • tip. ••••••,,,,..4 , - VT 4 • T.."' •, • Whom to tea kft, he occupied tbetrllbsgerif lit Gibrie, and r dics 48 . .10 Mn idl,a4 '' /, the woods by *Melt it Ives serroondecl. / • • genera , r t tero'. •.• • •••• ...... , 4$ .44 .. 4i..,.t...... 1 le. Knee*, Geberel Marmont WIN placed In- Ike village al t the . F . • • betidillt: • :1..t . j;.• . • •. • -.• ---.ooii. - • • • ... . 4 idoreilliers. The heights aloe abort the town of Brienno were. . ••• • l - is le , • ... at ot , • , ~,, sl4ol,4ltibl, - 141118KV.-•ral. ti. ;,• • , .(NlciSitia• ~ . . 00 •• 7- .• sr- , - • !'l -- s.- :".. L ATteMillr tae Oral, par ~081 . ..,1-, • ' Your Lorddilp has titen informed that 'the corps of Marshal of the ttew , ~.i. . .aisk ji. Us se -Mk 11,04 . 4 . day . . , iiischer, consiottoe only 'if tienerat 'Rebels's disown: and part . ; . s : . ..so, . 84, 111ea5t5....,"•i t .:4: ii • etCherfrat Laogeron's division, bed yesterday taken op a pope. ..t.'; *l• fa *fa Sharp •:',.:44 i 4 , ties eeme.Tionhes. turdity night to sake sidurark . 111 of .his Saadisecy. Sti Itio- . - .. 4 . - . • so, ..us. code, ~.144.41 0, ;:l.:." • ' , Tin Prince • Royal of Wirtemberg was in coramtralialloo . i OfficiYesteidatf " • •01% p ip . te moadispiks,s• . . ' wlth,tbetliihtof Cleo, Blucher, and in posi.lon at Malicia- - . ..- •• • • . '.- • •1' . - • ' - ..- .. . • . • • .. , - . , ' , • . . . , •..; .., •'. •.•,: C.,i• • it ' / .. • . .. - se .. .: , - -.••• tji. . :.:5_,.•.-- Ada: . ::- . L.‘,-.` ......'," V.......„ -, . ...-...!-Iligz.t. •• ~ --"?' ' ''' ''' ' ' ''' : .-,' ';'''-' 7 " . '