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

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"'Tie inhabitants that have the means of trans-
porting their families into the inferior, have quit-
ted their homes : those that remain are in -a state
of sullen despair, and seemed resigned to what-
ever may happen. It is really melancholy for even
an eneoy to hear of their sufferings.; not a rer-
son bnt what has to lament the loss of fathers,
brothers, or sons. In the Low Countries:, armed
adventurers commit great depredations. The di-
ligences are robbed in the open towns. The di-
ligence from, 1 think, Namur to Louvain, was
Stopped by a party of. these soi-disunt Cosaques
Tenez," said the Chief, volts direz a yeas ainis
que c'est en cosaque du Faubourg de St. Denis,qui
yeas

" We are all too happy to revisit our long-lost
country to think much, of the future—we are
fearful lest all this should prove a pleasing dream «
from which we are soon to awaken."

On Saturday last Frederick Huckhint, private
marine of the Royal Sovereign, was sentenced by
a Court-martial to suffer death, for having drawn
his bayonet' on and repeatedly struck a serjeanc
of-the same corpS.
One day last week, as Mr. JOHN GRIM', Oa
occupier of Tortons Windmill, near Hartlebary,
was walking ont of the mill in the evening, with-
out a light, in order to go to his hous:;, the sails
going round with great velocity at the time, one
of them struck him so violently as to occasion his
immediate death.

Vzoril fiat LONDON GAZETTI; JA N. 30, 1814

W Alt tP MEN't .
bfitimigLgir'eee, Jan 36, 1814.

A Dispatch, of whicbthb foflotving is an extract, has been
received by Earl itkritunsT, addressed to his Lordship by
Field Marshal the Marquess of WELIANOTOS, K, G. dated
St: Jean do Luz, 16th Jan. ":, _ _

Since the armf4pasied the .Vivo on the 9th of
December, General Mina has had three battalions
of the troops under his command at tidarray, on
the left of that river, and at St. 'Etienne de Bag-
gorey, in observation of the'enemy's todvenients•
from St.,jean Pied de Port. •

The inhabitants of Baygdrey were noted in the
late war, for their opposition to the Spanish troops,
and they are the only persons who in the present
war have manifested any dispdsition to oppose
the allies ; and 1 was in hopes that the measures
Which I had adopted would have induced them

to remain quiet.
With the aid of-the inhabitants of.Bidarray and
13aygorey, and General Paris's division of the ar-
nly,of Catalonia, and such troops as he could col-
lect belonging. to the garrison of St. Jean Picd de
Port, General D'Harispe moved upon the troops
of General Mina's division on the 12th instant,
and obliged them to retire into the valley of the
Aldudes.

movement' has since been made on that

side.

My last accounts from Catalonia are of the 31st
tilt: at which period there was no ►alteration in the
situation of the troop in that quarter. ,

4n'nziralty-Office, Feb. 1, ISI4.

Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wilson Crokeri
E,ci, a letter from Captain Tobin, of his Majesty's ship An-
dromache, giving au account of his having, on the lath of
January, captured off Bourdeaux, the :Fair .American ship
letter of marque, of four.guns and nineteen men, bound frOut
Boston to France.

Office of Ordnance, Feb. 1, 1814.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been pleased,
in the name and dri the behalf of his• Majesty; to appoint
Lieutenant-General Sir Hildebrand Oakes, Bart. to be Lieu-
tenant-General of the Ordnance, in the Now of the late Ge-
sacral Sir Thomas Trigge, K.B.

Int-Office, Feh.l, 11314.

ed Regiment of Dragoon, Guards, Graham, Gent
to be Cornet, without purchase., vice Son'shy, promoted.
3d Ditto, Ensign 1: J. Goeu., from the 43d- Foot, to be Car-
net, by purchase, vice Ferrier:, promot,J.
3d Regiment_ of Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants,
.by purchase—Goma John Goff-Nice
Bragae, proamted." Lieut. H. J. Baru, from the . 28th
Foot, .vice B ran:ill, promoted.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Henry Parker, Gent. to be
Cornet,. by purchase, vice Fearon, promoted.
14th Ditto, Huai:an-able Charles Petre to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, nice Clavering, promoted.
. lath Ditto.
To be Coptains.of Troops, w.tholit pnrchase, Lieut. Robert
Russell.- Lieut. A. Shakespeare, front the 8d Dragoons,
vice Bolton, killed in action. '
• Staff Corps. of Cavalry, Srrjeant-Major Felix Le Neve to be
Cornet, vice Rooks, promoted.
Ist Regiment.of Foot Guards.
To be Ensigns, Lieutenant F. H. Needham, from the 86th
Foot, without purchase, vice Bridgeman, promoted. Win.
Frederick Tinling, Gent; vice Starke, promoted.
' Coldstream Regintentof Foot Guards.,
,-
To he Ensigns; Henry Frederick Griffiths, Gent. without pur-
chase,- vice Mills, promoted. James Frederick Gent. vice Blackman, promoted. John Montagu, Gent.
vice Grimsteed, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Futft, Lieutenant Tenison Little, from the
Donegal :Militia, to be Lieutenant.
3d Ditto, Lieutenant William -Nicholls to be Captain of a
Company, vice Hamilton, dead of his wounds. Ensign Ro-
bert Kingsbury to,be Lieutenant, vice Nicholls. Serjeant-
Major Nelson to be Ensign, vice Kingsbury.
4th7 Ditto, Lieutenant William M‘Donald.Mathews,. from
tine Staffordshire 151ilitiai. to be Ensign:
sth Dirto, Captain James Munda.y to be Major, without pur-
chase, vice Cotton, promoted on the American Staff.