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London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES-MARCH 19;

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FRENCH PAPERS.

ARMY OF ARRAGON AND LkTALONIA.

" Head-quarters, Gerona, Feb_ 2, 1814.

"-ORDER OF :THE

Soldiers I .fur twenty years' you have- been
accustomed to e:unhat and to conquer The enemies
of France : you hkve often carried among them
your' victorlous.eagles; guided by, the iatineible
Napoleon, and as frequently laid down your arms
to give peace to the conquered. . .
Let those glorious yecollectiOns„now 'match
before • you. This same, Emperor,•,:fhis same
'country, calls you : the territorY of Frabce is
menaced—invaded : the French; your brethren,
demmiti a,ai-a.titui,:e of your arms. Fiy at the
august voice of France and of the army. You
are but the advance-guard of a devoted and. (mit-
•ed corps, which burns to follow you to share your
task. Go, early to the banks of the Rhone attsi
the Rhine,•the renown which you have acquired :
make haste to 'arrive under the eyes: of the Ed-,
peror, and to cool ihnte in the great work of the
dellverance.of the French soil. • . ,

." But iu going to fight for
_Odependence. and
peace, worthily serve by your conduCt'the most
Just orCau,ses ; -let your discipline equal your •va-

lour. Frenchmen !..you are going to the assis-
tance of France•: your countrymen expect you.as
liberators ; shew your unbounded devotion to the
great Emperor ; cause persons and property to be
respected, and you shall then obtain.as many be-
'nedictions as you will merit esteem. QftiGers.and
Soldiers, you are depositories of• the reputation of
your coips-: I rely upon your good• Spirit, and
.upon your habit of paying. attention to Alle.voice
of, your Chief, proud, of having so long command-
ed you, and 'whose attachme-nt twill every Where
follow you. Always honour the bailie of the
army of which you form a. part ; and let people
say, on seeing you—the truly brave are always
(Signed) " The Marshal Duke of ALBUFERA."

LYONS, FEB.—Our garrison daily augments.
We immediately expect new reinforcements ; and
We shall shortly have an imposing corps d'arm6e,
fit to march wherever the salvation of the coun-
try and the orders of Government shall call it.
CHATEAU Tw TERRY, -FEB. 13.---The enemy
have committed in this town atrocities of every
kind ; it was-delivered to the borcors of pillage
during the right. The picture which day disco-
vered made us shudder. .The doors, the windows
broken ; the houses plundered ; the furniture
thrown pell-mell into the streets, and, broken :
this is but flint sketch of our calamities. 'Among
other indignities is mentioned a fact which
'disgusts :.three Russian officers had been well
received. by a widow ; at the moment of pillage
she expected their' protection, but they
,were the
first to allow tier to he insulted and
When they learned the Emperor was approach-
ing, they, were struck with sudden terror. The
name of Napoleon NV:IS sufficient to drive. them
from our town, and the corps which attempted
to protect! their retreat were cut to pieces by our
brave soldiers, whom we embraced as our libe-
rators. , _

Traits of courage of several military men,
which do their honour, have been related to us.
It was a, marine guard who made Prince Woroozoif
prisoner, in the affair of the 14th, at the moment
that General was putting hiS foot in the stirrup.
" You are my prisoner," said this brave soldier,
pointing hisibayonet to his breast, " surrender."
Inc conducted him to the Emperor's head-ythr-
ters. It is said that, Prince Woronzoti will be
sent to Paris.

PARIS, FEB. 21

EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM PROVINS, THE
• . 19TH OF FEBRUARY, AT 6 P.M.

"Terror reigt►s in the enemy's army; all that has
taken place-during the last 8 days appears a dream
to them. The three Sovereigns passed some days

liftiPoii•thiii-§Jhe;
to:..moi+titt at. kontairiblatr, and the
day at been itiattelt deelVed
iii.their e'alculatianS.
• " Prisoners are blade 6erij inbtarit. .
convoys Of baggage and carriages which filed titithi
bray have fallen into our power: We are assured
that the -advanced iimis of dur army Will tó-rribr::
row be at Sent. Nevel' %vat change. Of Scelie
more rapid or tildre- The spirit of t'te
intiabitantlot the country is excellent. tinge, aria
the desire of Vene,-C4-ince, annitate event bbdy."
11.111,Az4“-isvit: 13.—Up to yesterday evening
thing neyv ha7d occurred hetWeetr the two arniiei
since the battle of the..l.oth. The littil-citiarter*
of the Prince Viceroy .are stilt at Volta. •._
LYaNs, FEB. 14.—The 20th regitneili of in.'.
fanny, of the line, coining fnitti the drihy of
Spain arrived here iu the night bet*een the 10th
and 11th instant. The 57th entered On the 13th;
at one o'clock P. M. All the amps in garrisoii
were 'yesterday reviewed, add manoeuvred Upon
Place Buotiaparte. , •