The National Register.
London, England, 1814-01-23 00:00:00

BULLETIN OF THE CROWN PRINCE.

Ht ad.quarters, Kid, Jan. 6.
The Danish Government having rejected the bases proposed to it
for a paeification, hostilities have this day been recommenced in
the morning.
The blockade of Rendsboure was formed, and the advanced-
posts of the garrison were compelled to retire make the cannon of
the place.
A Governor-General fur the Dachies of Holstein and Sleswick is
appointed.
An enemy's corps of more than 10,000 men, with from t 5 to 30
pieces of canon, has made an attack on Breda. General heal en-
dottf, vk ho defended the place, supported by a combined moveteent
of Generals Billow and Graham, forced the enemy to retire. hat
General conducted himself ► n this, as on all other occasions. with
the courage and cooluese which characterise him, and the talents by
which he is distinguished.
Cohniet N arischk in has undertaken an expedition on the left bank
of the Rhine, kind has taken prisoners the Coliknel of the inth regi-
ment of chasseurs, one inferior officer, and some soldiers.
A part of the army of the General in Chief Count Benniesen, has
relieved the corps of Lient.-General Count Woronzow, before Hain•
burgh. The occupation of Qchsenwerder,
VI -LC.; .LS . t roops have
taken, very much disqiiieta the Prince of Eckmulkl. He has made
several attempts to transport troops thither, by boats, but they have
been coustantly driven back by the Russian sharp shooters. The
desertion of the troops which form the garrison, is consideralle.
Tlw Hanseatic Legion, which has just teceived a itiontli's pay, .
hastened to offer that sum to the tml Mutate inhabitants of Ham-
bnrgh, whom the Prince of Eck:mild has expelled. This hem volent
act does the more honour to these warriors, as the shni thus supplied
was destined to purchase for them several articles of equipment.
The fortress of Gluckstadt capitulated yesterday evening, 411
was occupied this morning by the Swedish hoops. The garrison
are prisoners of war, and will be transported to the island of Men,
under an engagement not to serve for a year against the Allies.
•flie number exceeds 3„000 men. General Bova and all the troops
under his command, during the siege, have given proofs of valour
ard perseverance. The (;round which surrounds the tOrtress had
!!ean itmedated, and the besiegers had to contend against rainy and
unhealthful \ivatlicv: finally, the approaches to the town ennli only
be made under a very viaanrons fire of grape-shot and balls. Any
id. a which can he fin tned of the privations and sufferings which are
undergone iu besieging a place in the middle of winter, is much be-
low what the soldiers experienced on this occasion.
The fatignes.thev endered. places in still higher estimation the ta-
lents of the General and the excellent spirit with which his carps is
animated. The operations of the at tillery have beet, diteeted with
equal skill and courage by Capt. flye-rnil. The Swedish and Eng-
lish artillery, and the detached corps of Count Woron7aw, base
eminently distinguished themselves. Gen. Baron De Hoye praises
highly the zeal and talents of Captains Thersner and Melander, o
the gunineers. The English Captain Farquhar; with a undir