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

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ittt en tl the whole country. through whieli the rem:iins
tbttr avoi% pa-•rtl, his continued on that line, and the places ihey
otcori% d, in many of which it llow rages with increased %io
iyener. 'Corral'. and I)resden, are the places where it
is at ;Hi-sent wog &stint-the. F reue•h are the !nitwit) il
.-trams mAny ot the inhabitants of the adjaeciit villages pi rich.
To: L:ati is so into II infcctcd, that it w wild be dangerous to introduce
fresh troops.
lac Itussian reinforcements are very tine, and the army is-
healthy and in good condition, horses as well as men.
By the latest accounts the W;pl reporttql to have I WeIV e
thou-ami men at sl:••.ttc. The Giiiiras were removed from thence.
nuil art• st:iteil to be concentrated about Paris, except three or
tour titotisawl, said to na.e !leen dctarbt d tow arti, Floutlers.
There k no couNidisr, oi.t• force at P.e•iiicon ; the General emu-
ininding lilac went to Lyons for succour, Lit returned without
siwet
Nlooireorc 113% e received hut,' to the 30th inclivive,
rrbica contaiii litionapat aliwer to the
I:hare the honour to be, zir.
CATIICART.

(TuAxst.vriosi,)
Head gilarters Altkirch, Jan. 4.
Ye‘terllav Captain Berlin Weimer al rived with ii patches flout
Eield• Mal sital Lion coati t Count Bubna, announcing the occupation
of aw city of Geueva.
%Viten the troops arrived within cannon shot Count Bub na was
informed that it was intended to surrender the place.
.1 lie columns were nevertheless supplitd with artillery, ladd, rs,
and fascints, and advanced w ithin grape shot of dm place, w ken
they saw the white flag, and at the saint: time the enemy's ea% airy
retirine7 towards Chan.bery Major Count St. Quint in, wbo had I), ea
sent intN the town, reported that the Commandant, Oen. Jordois, a
wiirthy old officer, was irk; ill of violent cramp, sue minded hr bis
Stati,mol in such a state as to be unable eithcrto resist or capitith.t.:.
The ::ates were opened, awl the troops marched in, and creetti,ieJ
the town and the passage over the Arve.
On the :9th Decemher Idly at tillerymen bad arrive 'y and there
silos a repot t that several battalions had mareVe.l from Turin to rein
force the garrison of Geneva, and that (kite,- I 7.,*(rimier was order
ed, by the E.mperor Napoleon, to defend this most important point
to the last extremity.
In this fortress was found a very valuable artillery preparatiQn,
1.17 cannon, of which nineteen are iron orduanee, and thirty !French
field pieces.
Count {Willa lost no time in detaching parties on the road fro in
CP! X to St. to sectire the passage over the Jura. and also
jbattolcs from Martigpy upon Simplon and St. Bernhartes mountains.

The amount .Qf the army under Marshal Blucher, which
haq cro,sed the,Rhine, is stated to be 80,000 men. Billow
end Benkendortf will enter Brabant with 50,00(1. The in.
lmbitants, both of France and the Netherlands, afford great
facilitits to the partisan corps of the Allies. The point of
Anion for the three columns from Coldentz, Caub, and Man-
Leim, is Kreutznach, a fortified place, seven leagnes on this
side of Mentz, iu the hiAlt road by Metz and Verdun to

The Austrian Field-Marshal Count Ncuperg, after having
passed thruugh the Tyrol from the head-quarters of the
(irand German Army, to those of Marshal Bellegat de, the
Austrian Comniinder-in Chief in Italy, has continued his
journey to Naples. The Austrian Envoy, Count Mier,
has also recently gone fiom Naples 0, Vienna, and was upon
the point of returning to the formcr city. It has been for
some time known that Murat was negociating with the
Allies.
The' Bremen Papers state, that the Crown I'i ince was ex-
rected to pass through that city, on his way into Holland,
leaving the pperations against liamburgh to one of his Ge-
Dinah.. A third Russiau army of reserve, amounting to
40,000 men, has arrived in Poland, and all the old Rus,ian
and Prussian armies are receiving considelable reinfol ce-
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