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

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General Baron *adieu's corps torrid th,. enemy's eetroichinent
near Munheito. after pawing the Rhine, and is directed on Alizey.
learn tae King of Prnssia was present at Munhttini, and implied
around him, re, heretofore, with those military attributes that are
so much Mk own.
I ‘vrite these few lines to your Lordship as T am changing horses,
god must apologipe not only foe their imperfection, but also f. r
seine receiving them at ail, it more detailed and accurate accounts
hate reached you. thaw the honour to he,
(Signed) CHARLES S ILWART,

AI)IItRAI.TV•OFF!CE, J tN. 12, 1814.
ci leetter from Captain I:arty:liar, dated January end, 1614, en.
cluses•the follots

His Majes:y's Ship Desire e, off Giackstadt,
Jan. G, 1814.
•
my letter of the 2d instant, I had the honour of laying t
before you an account of the orerations of His Alalesty's squad'
under my command, from the ultimo, in the siege cf.' the for- 1;
tress of (Tlnekstafit, and that l intended next day to -send a flag of
Since, and again make proposals tat the sanctifier of the place.
hid) hail already suffered most severely from a Keay bombard-
ment by land anal water.
I have now, Sir, the honour to acquaint you, that on the 14th the •
garrison was summone.o, but the Governor's answer (that he might
be allowed time to send to his Sovereign, at Copenhagen) being in.
admissible, I again ordered the squa•li on to advance t•f the attack.
Xe.taciations were then happily set on foot. and I have ,now the
gP•atest satisraction in informing you, that ye.terlay this extremely
strong fortress, which has several times been besieged by powerful
armies, but never carried, has at length, after an investineet of six-
teen davA, and a most efketual bombardment of six, surreirkred to
a division of the Crown Prince of Sweden's army, under the cosi
!mud of the General of Division ILaron de Boye, and that of His
Britannic Maje-ty's squadron under my command. But jestice
the Goves nor and garrison of Cluckatadt, I beg to state, :eat the 4
'defended their post as brave smelt, and that the cane of hairtanify
appear- to have determined the Governor to surrender.
The city had suffered much by fire, as well as in dea!hs, and I
firmly believe a few day hoinbardinent wonid have entirely fit stroyed
it. On the night of the 2.1-and Sel, we had e two eighteen pounders
anal two, tuir!y-two pout:tiers within point blank, constant iv at wick
with red-hot shot. heshies the mortar and roelNet. hatiery, which
caw-ea iwn destrte...tion, anal kept the city in constant flames.
Tile 14 rm.. of Cispiiiiia! ion and surrender I have now the honour to
inclose; a list of gnu-, stort s, awl ammunition hi ..rtress
not yet been obtained; nor of armed vessels, exeept the fe.tdla,
con-
ia! of seven gun-boats and tn'e gun-brig.
I have now-a. most pleasant duty to perform in expressing my best
thanks and praise of the coadnet of Captains Marshall, Batiks, and
)(f.'s., Lieutenants Kneeshaw, awl Sir G. Keith, and all the other
0111.-ers and men employed in this most animals service., both by land
and water, at this inclement season of the year.
I beg to enclose a-list of killed and wounded belonging to the
asradi on. awl wWch ha: been almost miraculously snufh, eansidei-
ing the continuance of the bomb exposed to upwards of
tat.! tv pit ces of heavy scullery ; nor has the sweiiiri n
maternilly dam•iged : bath brigs and eau boats have received a
considerable number of shot in their hulls, and rigging mach cat
Nov. 1 iied 12 gun-hoatswere dismasted, but the daiii.fe has been
immediately replaced. 'lime squadron is again in an etketive
state.

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The onatiiintty of the army and navy has been such as could not
foil to insuse miecess ; I tun most piatienlarly obliged to Citeiterdi
Babson de Roye for his marked Limlueas and attention to all my
'wishes, as also to the exertions of Ids officers and men iu forwarding.
the public service. I have Sic.
Signed) ARTHUR FARQUHAR. Capt.
Win. Young, Esq. Admiral of theAVltite. &c &c. Sce.

JAN.. 16

Ismossamish.
Return of dray' and Iron Ordnance taken by the Allied Forces in
the Fortress of Oluckstatit, on the 6th Jan.
Grand Total— 16 iron anus, mortars, howitzers, brass gang, it‘c &c.
with carriages to each gnu, end two magetiziel/4. emitdtritng ail im-
mense qualitity of REUILUIIIIIOII, stores for military purposes, &c.

This Gazette contains s list rif Vessels ceptrred, recaptured, and
delained hv Ilia ips Vi awls undo the Orders of
Admiral Lord Kith, K. B. nut before repoitcd, to the amount of 17.

13.s.NKRUPTS.
T. Tioldswortli, of he Auction Al in c•-ffer-house, victualler, to surren-
der, Jan.- t:5, Feb. 3, ~nd Y 6, at one. at Guildhall. Atturney, Mr.
Stevens, Sion-cillge-gindenc, Ablerniatibury.
E. Anilndse. of warehouseman, Jan. 18, 25, and Fell.
'26, at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Nlesste. Sweet and Stokes,
Basingliall-strof-t.
I. Doke, of York, comb maker-T:1i: 31, Feb. 1, and 26, at eleven,
at Ihr llack Swan but, York A tornii s, 'Alessrs Bell aid Bii thick,
Vow chair ..11-yard. London and. Nlessrs. Thenpe and Gray. Y. et k.
R. Healing, of York-street, NVestrninster, ;tenter, and
Feb. u, at ten, at Guildhall Atlornies, Messrs. 111-11arthun, Fishers
and Lake. Bury street, ‘.t.
G Clay, of flak( ;. Jan. 2,2 i, an ' Feb, 26, at eleven, at
Ai fornies, Me. is S!tt-ttf n, a d Al' port, Shoretlitch.
J. Evani;., of Margate, vieti,aller, Jan. 18.25, and Feb. 26, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attvrities. 11a, Lewt:, Canterbury ; and Mr. Williams,
Cursitor-street, Chancery-hre.
W. Maddock+, of Tower-toyol, I'r.,ker, Jan. fl 5, Feb. 5, and 26, at
ten. at Guildhall Attoruev. Mi. .l.tmes. h.icklersbury.
J. Col, s, of New I.S.nid-streot, jeweller, Jan. Feb. 1, and 26, at
one, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. FroWd, and 11.35 e, Seale-strtet,
L•ncolit's-net.
E. 11. Fern •. of St. John's-street, 'taker, Jan. 22, 29, and Feb. ets, at
twelve. 'at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. A'hwnrth, Ma:
J.; Moore, of West.squate, Surrey. de le •. Jan. 114, 25; and Feb. 26,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,-Mr. At".
G D,Jwdell, of Castle-street, Southw',rk, flnur-tactor, Jaen. 18, 25,
awl F. h. 26, at ten, at Guildhall Attornt y, Mr. Ashworth. 'Mark-lane,
IL and T. Shaw, of atuLe upon-Trent, corn-taetors, *Jam 14, at the
lVticat Stoke-opon'l rent, '25, and Feb, at twelve, at the
Crown-Ulu, Stone, StatistStafistii. Aitounes, Mr. Leigh, Poultry ; and Mr.
tent, Stone.
Fuirbaird, of tiiiion street, Sutubwark„ baker, Jae. 2.?, Feb, 1, 26,
at one. tit Guildhall. At:orney, Mr. Argil', Whi.eelotliel-v,ad.
W. Lawrence, of Ktitield-ltigliwtte,tanner jelll. .18, '‘'S, and Feb. t 6. at
ten. at Guildhall. Altorines, Mews. Seymour, and Squibb, Margaret.
swat, Cavendeh-Square.
J. Powell, late of El !burn, linen-drapert Jan. 'ZS, Feb. 5, 26, at
e!ve, at Guildhall. Attornitp., Messrs. Lowless and Crosse, St. Mil..
dred's•coutt, Poultry.

THE HEBDOMA DA RY.

Winter yet
Powders the lawn with .now ; and on the eaves
Ildngs the chaise icicle.-llu RATS.

JANUARY.

16. Sunday, the second after Epiphany.—Lessons.—Mnrl). Isaiah 51,
Wattle% 14 : I•aiali 53, Roman.; IL—General Sir J.,1111 Aluote
slam, at rorumia ; ICO9. _ _ _

17. Motiday.—Lit,titution of the National Ditabliblmiert for Vaccina-
tion ; it3o9.

Sun sets, 4 li. 10 min.

18. Tuesday.—St. Prkea. She w,s a Ro:Ilan Lady, converted in
early life to (Thristtanit v. and underwent niarlyrdmit in the year 47.—
Her 111 j.-ty's birth day kept on thii dav, tier actual birth
took place un .he 19th of May, 1744.—Holiday at all the Public
19. Wednestluy.--11emorable roasting of an Ox upon the Th.tme.,
which hlppQnert in 17Iti.
Thursday.--m. Having been Nslmp of Italie, for al-
ntost fileett year%. he suffered tuait rdoin at the hegis.iiing of the per-
secution under D..c.uk. Ile wits velictate:.l for the purity of his lite, as
%veil HS admired for the fervour ..f his zeal.

Ahont mi tiles past 2 o'clock, tis day, the Sun enters the sign
Aquarius
Vt. Frid/v.—S.. A goes. Plough ce!ebratcd for her beauty, while
bel..fvvci for ier mines, she receivel the crown of marty,dom, bs Urdrr
of Diuclestan, at the tender age of thirteen ! ilrr sge..ctings. vrelo

TIM NATIONAL. REGISTER.

LonOon,
SE,-NDA JANUARY 16,

PEACE BE'T'WEEN SWEDEN i.ND DENMARK.

We stated some time since, frorn private intelligence, that
Denmark had at la,- been compelled to renounce her ruin-
ous alliance with NAPOLEON, •and listening to her true inte-
rests, had acceded to the liberal terms proposed to her by
Sweden, and sanctioned by the Allies. This intelligence is
now fully confirmed by the contents of two Dutch mails
which arrived yesterday. A treaty has been concluded, by
hich Denmark cedes Norway to Sweden, in exchange for
Potnerania and some other indemnifications, and binds her-
t ell to furnish 15.000 men to join the Allies in the blockade
and siege of Hamburgh. After losing. iwo-thirds of her Ger-
man dominions in an obstinate and impolitic war, Denmark
could on!). obtain such terms from the generosity of her
enemy.

We learn also by these papers, that Lord CASTLErtEAGH
left the Hague last Sunday for Manheim.
General &mow has joined Sir T. CR Art Am at Breda, and
will proceed immediately into Brabant. Ile has demanded
provisions and forage tor 50,000 men.
The first division of the CROWN PRINt c's army, 30,000
strong, is said to have arrived in the envii ons of Dusseldoifr,
and proceeded on the sth by Mulheim to the Rhine to join
Maishal BLUCHER, who has crftssed the Rhine. Generals
WINZINGERODE and CZLIUSICHEFF are at Dusseltiortr.
General BENNIGSEN, with 80,000 men, has arrived at Bom-
mel

nuninguen is reported to have fallen. The vassafire of
troops across the Rhine at BaAe cont;nues daily; 1f)0,000
Rico aie ali tatly at Alsace.

The Order in Council, inserted in last night's Gazette,
to relieve the French ports and places which have fallen,
or mad• fill, into the pos,ession of our armies, from the re-
strictions of blockade, and open them to the trade of alt
nations, is said to have been produced, in contemplation of
the near occupation of Bourdeaux by uur troops.